ML20069N848

Motion for Orders Compelling Discovery of Utils Re 820621 Interrogatories 1 - 11 & Compelling NRC to Produce Documents on Routine & Unscheduled Releases of Radiation.Certificate of Svc Encl.Related Correspondence

ML20069N848
Person / Time
Site:	Indian Point
Issue date:	11/30/1982
From:	Rodriguez P PARENTS CONCERNED ABOUT INDIAN POINT
To:	Atomic Safety and Licensing Board Panel
References
ISSUANCES-SP, NUDOCS 8212070189
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CONSOLIDATED EDIS0N COMPANY OF NEW YORK ) ' Docket Nos. 50-247 SP (Indian Point Unit 2) ) 50-286 SP

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POWER AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK )

(Indian Point Unit 3) )

Nove:tber 30, 1982 PARENTS (DNCEINED ABOUT INDIAN POINT BUTION 'IO COMDEL DISCOVERf On June 21, 1982, Parents Cbncerned About Indian Point' submitted Interrogatories 1-11, concerning contention 6.2, to the licensees. On July 21, the licensees responded briefly by objecting to Parents' Inter-rogatories, saying that our questions about routine and unscheduled re-leases of radiation " seek to elicit information which by their nature can take place only during continuing operation" while " Question 6 addresses only the consequences of shutting down the Indian Point units."

Since Parents requested information on which to base a ccxnparison f

of the risks of routine and unscheduled radiation releases at Indian Tbint (Cormtission Question 5, acco. ding to the revised contentions in the Omnission tb:Torandum and Order of Nowmber 15,1982) and an analysis of the environmental I

costs vs. benefits of a shut down of the Indian Point units (reformulated contention 6.2) Parents (bncerned About Indian Point hereby rroves for an order directing the licensees to answer Interrogatories 11 propounded by Parents.

Parents Concerned About Indian Point further moves that we be allowed to subnit a docununt request to the NRC staff seeking reports of radioactive releases at selected power plants.

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Parents Concerned About Indian Toint -

Page 2 bbtion to Cbnpel Discovery Novenber 29, 1982 At this tine, Parents requests the following docnztents from the NIC staff: ~.

1. NUREG/CP 0021 Padiaticn Ievels

2. NUREG -0713, Vol 1 and Vol 2, Occupational Radiation Exposure at Ctrmercial Nuclear Power Ibactors - 1979. ,

3. NUBEG/CR-1788 Nuclear Power and Radiation in Perspective: Selections from Nuclear Safety.

4 NUREG/CR-1918 Dose-Rate Cbnversion Factors for External Exposure to Photons and Electrons.

5. NUBEG/CR - 1955 and NUREG/CR - 1955 err A Generalized Age Dependent Lung bbdel with Applications to Padiation Standards.

6. NUREG/CR - 2227 Padioactive Materials Released from Nuclear Power Plants. Annual Report 1979.

7. ALL EARLIER ANNUAL REPORIS ISSUED BY 'IHE EORMER A'IOMIC ENERGY COM4ISSICN AND 'IHE NUCLEAR REGUIIGORY CDMIISSICN EtfrITLED "PADIOACTIVE MATERIAIS REEEASED FIOi NUCLEAR POWER PIANIS" OR ANY OIHER TITLE COMPILING AND SUM 4ARIZING REIEASES OF PADIOACTIVE FWIERIALS IN AIRBORNE AND LIQUID EFFLUENTS FROM COM4ERCIAL LIGHT WA'IER REACIOBS EURING YEARS PREVIOUS 'IO 1979.*

8. NUREG/CR-0570 ADD Environmental Padioloaical Surveillance

9. NUREG/CR-2246 Padiation Ibse Estimates and Hazard Evaluations for Airborne Radionuclides. Annual Progress Report, July 1, 1979-June 30, 1980.

10. NUREG/CR-2440 Transport of Iow Specific Activity Radioactive Materials.

11. NUREG-0764 EC Toward a Safety Goal: Discussnion of Preliminary Policy Considerations.

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12. NUREG/CR-1496 Nuclear Power Plant Operating Experience,1979. Annual Peport.

• 13 NUREG/CR-1497 Padioactive thterials Released from Nuclear Power Plants.

Annual Report 1978.

Pespectfully submitted, O

I hereby certify that copies of of this bbtion have been rnalled to the attached Service

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List on this 29th day of November, 1982.

Phyll Rodriguez )

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Usr y Atomic Safety and I.icensing Board NMPM 0.5. Nuclear Regulatcry C:msnission M]. Janice Meere c 82 t C 55 A10:12 Office of Brecutive hQ /46t.44- Atenaie Safety and :.icensing Appeal Legal Director g p3f}. Board , ,,

Nuclear Regulatory Casn g U.S. Nucl' ear -Re, lata ce Wcshington, D.C. 20555 WashingscW,EDLC !20(3 3 Vllt.y. sunission b AN2t Yg Docketing and Service Section Stanley 3. Klimberg Office of the Sec-=*m y G:n:ral Counsel U.S. Nuclear Regulatory * "' m N w York State W Energy Office f y>g g f & ashing ca, D.C.,,. 20555 a

rr, re ., Chairman >Jeffrey M. Blum, Esq.

2 Rickefeller State Plaza Laa-- -

Administrative Judge New York University Law School Albany, N! 12223 Ascenic Safety and Licensing Board 423 Vanderbilt Hall 1:00 ^i_;^ - L= 40 Washington Square South Donald Davideff Phi :f L'> = ^ - 1 ^ M 1 - 2 41 New York, NY 10012 Dir:cter, REPG Zapire State Plaza Dr. Oscar H. Paris Zipporah S. Fleisher T:wcr Bldg Rs 1750 Administrative Judg* West Branch Ccnservation Albany, NY 12237 Atomic Saf ety and Licensing Board Association U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Cczumission 443 Buena Vista Road Washington, D.C. 20555 New City, NY 10956 N:w York City Council c/o National Energency Mr. Frederick J. Shon ,

ud., h Kessler, , cor o nator Civil Liberties Committee Administrative Judge Rockland Citizens for Safe Energy 175 Fifth Ave. Suite 712 Atemic Saf ety and Liccasing Board 300 New Hampstead Road N:w York City 10010 U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Ccr=uission New City, NY 10956 ATTN Craig Kaplan Washington, D.C. 20555 Drent L. Brandenburg, Esq. Charles A. Scheiner, Ruthanne Miller, Esq. co-Chairper son L r. Clerk. AS & L3 Assistant General counsel Consolidated Edison Ccepany of Westchester People's Action U.S. N.R.C. New Y rk, :nc . Coalition, Inc.

Wac.ington, D.C. 20555 4 Irving Place P.O. Box 488 New York, NY 10003 White Plains, NY 10602 ChcIlos J. Maikish, Esq.

Lorna Salzman Litigation Division ,

Th3 Port Anthority o' Paul F. Colarulli, Esq. Mid-Atlantic Representative N;w York and New Jersey Joseph J. Levin, Jr., Esq. Friends of the Earth, Inc.

Pamela S. Horowitz, Esq. 208 West 13th Street Ons-World Trade Center Charles Morgan, Jr., Esq. New York, NY 10011 New York, NY 10048 Morgan Asso:iates, Chartered 1899 L Street, N.W. Eric Thorsen, Esq.

Ezra I. Bialik, Esq.

Stev3 1.eipsiz, Esq.

Washington, D.C. 20036 County Attorney, County of Environmental Protection Bureau Rockland Charles M. Pratt, Esq.

New York, State Attorney Gensral s Offica.

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Power Authority of the State k 11 New Hempstead Road New City, NY 10956 Two World Trade Centar of New York Geoffrey Cebb Ryan New York., NY 10047 10 Columbus Circ 1' Conservation Cocunittee New York, NY 10019 Chairman, Director Alfr:d B. Oel Bello W:stetester County Executive New York City Audubon Society Oavid 3. Pikus, Esq. 71 West 23rd Street, suite 1828 Westchester Ocunty P,cnard 7. C a3a, Isq. New York, n 10010 148 Mcrtin Avenue Whito Plains, NY 10601 330 Madisen Avenue New ferk, NY 10017 Greater New York Council en Andrcv S. Rof f e, Esq. Energy New York State As sembly Ellyn R. Weiss, Esq. c/o Dean R. Corren, Director Albany, NY 1124 8 William S. Jordan , :::, Esq. New Ycrk "niversity Harmen & Weiss 26 Stuyvesant S tree t Renco Swartz, Esq. 1725 I Street, N.W., Suite 506 New York, W 10003 Bttein, Hays, Sklar & Hert. berg Washington D.C. 20006 Honorable Richard * . 3redsky Attcrneys for Metropolitan Transporation Authority Joan Holt, Project 01:ector Member of the County Legislature Westchester County 200 Park Avenue Indian Point Pro 3ect County Cffice Building N;w York, NY 10166 New York Public Interest Pesearch Grcup White Plains, NY 10601 Brnorable Ruth Messinger 9 ott.rrav Street Memb0r of the Council of the New York, NY ' 00 07 Mayer George */. Begany City of New York village of Buchanan Dtotrict 64 ds. Amanda Petterfield, Esq. 236 Tate Avenue City Hall P.O. 3cx 384 3uchanan, NY 10511 New York, NY 10007 Village Station New Ycrk, NY 10014