ML20062F118

Forwards Listing of 9 Proposed Endangered & 33 Threatened Species Which Occur in South Carolina,Inadvertently Omitted from

ML20062F118
Person / Time
Site:	Summer
Issue date:	12/06/1978
From:	Ballard R Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation
To:	Crews E SOUTH CAROLINA ELECTRIC & GAS CO.
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NUDOCS 7812140238
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South Carolina Electric and Gas Company '

ATTN: Mr. E. H. Crews , Jr. '

Vice President - Engineering ,

l and Construction Post Office Box 764 Columbia, South Carolina 29218 Gentlemen:

I am transmitting herewith one complete version of the table entitled

" Proposed Threatened and Endangered Species Which Occur in South Carolina." This table is intended to be included in its completed form within the Request for Additional Information for the Virgil C.

Summer Nuclear Station which was transmitted by my letter of July 25, 1978.

i A fully complete version of the table was inadvertently omitted from the July 25, 1978 correspondence, however it was provided infornally to Mr. Whitaker by Mr. Watkins of this office.

Sincerely,

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( rw.z.4/d /$1Es R, R'onald L. BalTard, Chief Environmental Projects Branch 1 Division of Site Safety and Environmental Analysis

Enclosure:

, As stated 7/21'/02 3 Y

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Virgil C. Summer Nuclear Station, Unit No.1 Docket No. 50-395

. South Carolina Electric & Gas Company cc: -

Wallace S. Murphy, Esquire Mr. Mark 8. Whitaker, Jr.

General Counsel Licensing and Staff Engineer South Carolina Public Service Authority South Carolina Electric & Gas Ccmpany 223 North Live Oak Drive P. O. Box 764 Moncks Corner, South Carolina 29461 Columbia, South Carolina 29218 Troy B. Conner, Jr. , Esquire Mr. O. W. Of xon, Jr.

Conner, Moore & Corber Group Manager, Production Engineering 1747 Pennsylvania Avenue, H. W. South Carolina Electric & Gas Company Suite 1050 P. O. Box 764 Washington, D. C. 20006 Columbia, South carolina 29218 Mr. H. T. Babb, Managing Director,

(~_' Nuclear Project Mr. Milliam A. Williams, Jr.

South Carolina Electric & Gas Company Vice President P. O. Box 764 South Carolina Public Service Authority Columbia, South Carolina 29202 - North Live Oak Drive Moncks Corner, South Carolina 29461 2 Mr. J. C. Fant, Chairman --

Fairfield County Council P. O. Box 293 Winnsboro, South Carolina 29180 .

M. Rochbcurg Roberson, Esq.

Mr. Brett Allen Bursey Assistant Attorney General Route 1 Box 93-C State of South Carolina Little Mountain, South Carolina 29201 2600 Bull Street Columbia, South Carolina 29201 Mr. Charles Kaplan ~~'..'

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U. S. Environmental Protection Agency

/.. Region IV Office Dr. Lamar Priester .

345 Courtland Street Deputy Ccmmissioner for Atlanta, Georgia 30308 Environmental Health and Safety 2600 Bull Street William C. Mescher Columbia, South Carolina 29201 President and Chief Executive l South Carolina Public Service Authority

.. North Live Oak Drive Moncks Corner, South Carolina 29461 G. H. Fisher, Esquire Vice President and General Counsel South Carolina Electric & Gas Company P. O. Box 764 Columbia, South Carolina 29218 ~

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,; i PROPOSED THREATENED AND ENDANGERED SPECIES WHICH OCCUR IN SOUTH CAROLINA l

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1. Rosenkrans; 2. Small; 3. Fernald; 4. Britton & Brown; 5. Hitchock Endangered: t

1. Hexastylis naniflora - (N.D., in 1,2,3,4) (Asakumsyn) '

2. Draba aprica - Dry Soil, upper piedmont of Ga. (2); woods and clearings.

N. Ga. to Ark. , Mo. ; Apr. , May (3); (N.D.1,4).

3. Shortia galacifolia var brevistyla (Sherwoodia syn) - Oconee, Pikens Cos.,

ravines (1); ravines, stream-banks in acia numus, inner Piedmont & Blue Ridge (2); (N.D., 3,4)

([ 4. Shortia g. var galacifolia - as above [

5. Elliottia racemosa - Georgia only (2); (N.D., 1,3,4)

6. Kalmia cuneata - Acid swamps, coastal plain (2); (N.D.,1,3,4)

7. Hymenocallis coronaria - Roadside ditch NR Moncks Corner, Berkeley Co. (1);

Stream banks, rock islands, shoals, coastal plain & adj. piedmont, mostly above fall line (2); (N.D., 3,4)

8. Ribes echinellum - Rich woods along lakeshore in Fla. (2); (N.D.,1,3,4)

9. Amphianthus pusillus - Aquatic annual in shallow granite depressions of piedmont; germinates irregular yrs (2); (N.D., 1,3,4)

Threatened:

', 10. ptilimnium fluviatile - Rocky beds of streams, in Appalachia, sum-fall (2);

(N.D.,1,3,4)

11. P. nodosum - Shallow ponds, coastal plain; spring / summer (2) (Harperella syn)

Th.D.,1,3,4)

12. Ilex amelanchier - Sandy swamps, coastal plain; spring (2) (3); (N.D., 1,4)

13. Echinccea laevigata - Woods & fields, piedmont; sunner/ fall (1,2,3); (N.D., 4)  !

14. Helianthus schweinitzii - Dry, sandy, rocky woods (2); (N.D. ,1,3,4)

15. Rudbeckia helicosidis - woods & low ground, piedmont & Appalachia (2); pine

& oakwoocs & thickets, very local (3); (N.D. ,1.4) ,

16. Senecio millefolium - Cliffs, Blue Ridge (2); Wet or dry rocks, mts of S.C.

(3); (N.D., 1,4)

17. Arenaria godfreyi - (N.D. ,1,2,3,4)

18. Sedum pusillum - Rocks, chiefly granite, piedmont and B. Ridge (2);

(N.D.,1,3,4)

19. Carex chacmannii (C_. validior syn.) - Dry ridges in acid soils; coastal plain & adjacent prov. (2); (N.D.,1,3,4)

20. Pyxidanthera brevifolia - Sandhills, interior coastal plain (2); (N.D.,1,3,4)

21. Dionaea muscicula - sandy bogs, low pinelands, savannas, Hoary & Williams-burg Co. , acid soil E. South Carolina coastal plain (1,2); (N.D. , 3,4)

22. Lachnocaulon beyrichianum - Sandy shores & springy places, coastal plain (2); (N.D., 1,3,4)

(' 23. Quercus georgiana - Granite and sandstone ridges, piedmont (2); (N.D., 1,3,4)

24. R. oglthorpensis - (N.D. ,1,2,3,4)

25. Isoetes melanoscora - (N.D., 1,2,3,4)

26. Myricohyllum laxum - Ponds & lakes, coastal plain (2); (N.D.,1,3,4)

27. Juncus gymnocarcus - Acid swamps, coastal plain, Appal. (2); mossy swamps

v. local, mts (3); swamps, in mts (4) (N.D.,1)

28. Dicerandra odoratissima - Sandhills, coastal plain (2); (N.D. ,1,3,4)

29. Lindera melissifolia (Benzoin melissaefolium syn) - Swamps, pond maqins, coastal plain & adj. prov. (2); Swamps & pond margins, v. local (3);

Swamps & wet soil, Feb-Mar (4) (N.D.,1) '

' 30. Litsea aestivalis - (L. geniculata; Glabraria geniculata, syn) - Swamps &

ponds, coastal plain & rarely adj. provinces (2); ponds & wet swamps, rare (3); swamps & wet soil, Mar - Apr (4) (N.D.,1).

31. Trillium pusilium var pusillum (no var pusillum; var, virginianum in camp woodlanos of S.E. VA. (3); T. pusillum in woods, C. plain (2); damp to dryish acid woods (3); (N.D.,1,4)

32. Platanthera integra (Habenaria, Gymnadenicosis, Blephariglottis, syn) -

(Gymn. Moist pinelands and acid bogs, coastal plain, rarely adj. prov.

(2); (Hab.) savannas, sphagnous bogs, wet pine Barrens (3,4); (N.D., 1)

33. Platanthera peramoena - (Syn as above) low woods, thickets, Green Co. (1);

Meadows, stream banks, Blue Ridge / Appalachian prov. (2); Meadows, bogs, alluvial thickets, low woods (3); moist meado vs (4). '

l 34. Calamovilfa brevioilis var brevipilis - (N.D. ,1,2,3,4,5); other vars.

! included are calvipes (3,5), Heterolepis (5)

. . 35. panicum lithophilum - Granite outcrops, GA (5) (N.D. ,1,2,3,4)

36. Sporobolus teretifolius - Moist pinelands, coastal plain (2); moist pine barrens (5) (N.D., 1,3,4)

37. Asplenium heteroresiliens - (N.D.,1,2,3,4)

38. Portulaca smallii - Sandy soil on granite outcrops, piedmont (2);

(N.D., 1,3,4)

39. Agrimonia incisa - Pinelands, coastal plain (2); (N.D.,1,3,4)

40. Waldsteinia lobata - Streambanks (1.); banks of rivers, coastal plain and piecmont (2); (N.D., 3,4) ,

41. Mestronia umbellula - woods and stremn banks, piedmont to Appalachian r' plateau; parasitic cn deciduous trees and shrubs (2); uplands (3);

in woods and along streams (4); (N.D., 1)

42. Sarrasenia rubra - Boggy pinelands, coastal plain (1); bags and low pinelands, coastal plain and adj. piedmont (2); (N.D. , 3,4)

43. Schisandra glabra - Rich woods, coastal plain (1); (N.D., 2,3,4)

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