ML20081A280
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| Site: | Seabrook  |
| Issue date: | 09/30/1983 |
| From: | Gallagher J, Gallagher W VERMONT ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE, INC. |
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VERMONT ELECTRIC GENERATION & TPANSMISSION l COOPERATIVE, INC. ;
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Units No. I and No. 2 l
Seabrook Nuclear Power Station I
Seabrook, New Hampshire l I
I Information furnished pursuant to 50.33 of Commission's Rules and Regulations as part of Request for Partial Transfer f of Construction Permits September, 1983 i
8310260200 831017 PDR ADDCK 05000443 A PDR
I. ORGANIZATION AND CONTROL Name of Applicant Vermont Electric Generation & Transmission Cooperative, Inc.
Address of Applicant ,
School Street, Johnson, Vermont 05656 Description of Business of Applicant Vermont Electric Generation & Transmission Cooperative, Inc. ("VEG&T") is an electric generation and transmission l cooperative operating as a Vermont corporation with principal !
offices at School Street, Johnson, Vermont. Its principal !
purpose is the generation, purchase, acquisition, !.
transmission, sale and supply of electr.ic capacity and energy l to its member systems and others.
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VEG&T is a corporation organized under the laws of Vermont. 3 Corporate Officers and Directors .'
Name Address
' Class A - Trustees I
The names and residence addresses of VEG&T Trustees and Principal Officers are as follows: !
i J. Douglas Webb, President Fairfax, Vermont i 1
Clyde Jones, 1st Vice-President East Dover, Vermont l
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Laura L.D. Howe, Secretary Brattleboro, Vermont l Clase. B - Trustee l
Robert Toombs E. Montpelier, Vermont Class C - Trustee Walter T. Schultheis Manchester, Connecticut
Other Officers William J. Gallagher, Vice President & Executive Manager Morrisville, Vermont Jerry L. . Bucholz, Asst. Treasurer and Controller Morrisville, Vermont Nora H. Winckler, Asst. Secretary Johnson, Vermont All of the Trustees and Principal Officers of VEG&T are citizens of the United States of America.
II. FINANCIAL QUALIFICATIONS VEG&T has obtained and will continue to obtain all I required funds for financing th,e facility through long term l loans from or guaranteed by the United States of America, !
acting through the Rural Electrification Administration l
("REA"). i
- 1 The total cost to VEG&T, for partic'ipation in the :
project based upon its 0.41259% ownership is presented in the !
attached schedule (Table 1). i i
VEG&T will assume the REA Insured Loan, executed by ?
Vermont Electric Cooperative', Inc. ("VEC"), which provides ,
for the financing of the facility. It will also_ assume an ,
REA Guaranteed Loan executed by VEC. (See Vermont Public
- Service Board Order dated August 17, 1983, in Docket No. i 4786, attached hereto.)
l' The loans from and guaranteed by REA include AFUDC. i Under these_ terms the VEG&T is not required to generate l internal funds to invest in the construction of the facility.
. VEG&T will borrow all additional amounts necessary to -
complete the project through REA guaranteed loan program. }
III. REGULATORY AGENCIES AND PUBLICATIONS Regulatory Agencies {
VEG&T is subject to the jurisdiction of the Vermont Public Service Board. The following regulatory agencies have
' jurisdiction over the certain services of Vermont Electric Generation & Transmission Cooperative, Inc.
Vermont Public Service Board
'120 State Street Montpelier, Vermont 05602 Rural Electrification Administration U.S.D.A. Building - South Washington, D.C. 20250
O VEG&T is not owned, controlled or dominated by an alien, foreign corporation or foreign government.
Publications I i
The following trade and news publications are used by !
Vermont Electric Generation & Transmission Cooperative, Inc., l for official notification, and/or are otherwise appropriate l for notices regarding this unit.
l Burlington Free Press 191 College Street Burlington, Vermont 05401 j Brattleboro Reformer 71 Main Street l Brattleboro, Vermont 05301 !
The Transcript I c/o News & Cit'izens !
Morrisville, Vermont' 05661 '
Newport Daily Express Nine Central Street Newport, Vermont 05855 St. Albans Messenger 281 North Main Street St. Albans, Vermont 05478
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TABLE 1 Vermont Electric Generation & Transmission Cooperative, Inc.
Ownership Share of Seabrook Unit Nos. 1& 2 (0.41259%) I t
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Nuclear Plant $20,115,000 $9,218,000 S29,333,000 [
Nuclear Fuel 2,210,000 801,000 3,011,000
$22,'325,000 S10,019,000 S32,344,'000 I
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PUBLIC SERVICE BOARD :
I Docket No. 4786 Petition of Vermont Electric )
Generation & Transmission ) Hearing at
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Cooperative, Inc. for consent to ) Montpelier, Vt '
assume long-term secured indebtedness ) June 2, 1983 t in the aggregate principal amount of ) ,
up to $25,716,000 )
Order Entered: P /7 /J PRESENT: Thomas N. Wies, Hearing Examiner APPEARANCES: William P. Piper, Esq.
for Vermont Electric Generation 8
and Transmission Cooperative, Inc. j i
Michael Marks, Esq. l for Department of Pu lic Service j i
INTRODUCTION By petition filed on March 18, 1983, Vermont Electric Generation & Transmission Cooperative, Inc.
(VEG&T) requested that (1) the Board find that VEG&T's assumption of $25,716,000 long-term secured indebtedness ;
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Section 108.
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Notice of the proceeding A. and a duly given, t
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! hearing was held on June 2, 1983, at 2:00 P.M. in the 9
Conference Room of the' Department of Education, 120 State d
[ Street, Montpelier, Vermont. William B. Piper, Esq.,
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the Department of Public Service. No other person or party appeared or requested permission to intervene.
FINDINGS OF FACT Based on the testimony and exhibits which are a p;irt of the record in this matter, the Hearing Examiner hereby reports the following findings to the Board in accordance with 30 V.S.A. Section 8.
- 1. VEG&T is a corporation duly orgenized and existing under the laws of the State of Vermont.
Petitidn of VEG&T at 1 (hereinafter cited as " Petit!on").
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- 2. VEG&T ,s engaged ir. the generation, purchase, transmission ar.d sale of electric capacity and energy to its members. (Petition at 1.)
- 3. The $25,716,000 that is-the subject of this proceeding was borrowed by the Vermont Electric Cooperative ( VEC-) , a retail distribution company having service territories in various parts of the state.
(Gallagher, pf. at 2.)
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ll 4. Of that amount, $15,816,000 was borrowed by VEC lj from the Rural' Electrification Administration (REA) in d 1977 and carries a term of 35 years and an interest rate ;
of 5% (PSB Docket No. 4191; Gallagher, pf. at 2.)
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I; in 1981 from the Federal Financing Bank (FFB) and carries j
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.I a term of 34 years and an interest rate of 1/8% over the United States Treasury rate (PSB Docket No. 4438; Gallagher, pr. at 2.)
- 6. The proceeds of the subject loans will be used to finance joint ownership interests in Millstone Unit No. 3, Seabrook Units No. 1 and 2 and Pilgrim Unit No. 2.
(Petition at 1; PSB Dockets No. 4491 and 4538; Gallagher, pr. at 2-3.)
- 7. The terms of thetproposed financing are as '
follows:
- a. VEG&T will execute add deliver to REA a I Loan Contract Note in the amount of i
$15,816,000 and Mortgage and a note in the amount of $9,900,000 to FFP. VEC Exh. 2, l
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Schedule 1-4).
- 8. REA and FFB will release VEC from the existing notes and mortgages delivered in connection with these I
loans. (Gallagher, pf. at 3.) I
- 9. VEC & VEG&T will enter a Wholesale Power l Contract which entitles VEC to the output from the North .!
l Hartland Project and obligates VEC to pay for such output t l
, sufficient revenues to cover the costs of such power : .
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1.5 TIER, the cost of amortizing these loans will be i i,
significantly less expensive to VEC ratepayers if they
,' are assumed by VEG&T. Such savings are in the magnitude of $1,028,640 per year. (Gallagher, pr. at 3.)
- 11. The Board approved an identical generation l L
facility transfer and debt assumption relating to the j North Hartland Hydro Project and its $13,906,000 of long-term secured indebtedness in Docket No. 4758 (PSB ;
Docket No. 4750; Gallagher pr. at 2.)
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- 12. Based on the foregoing findings and evidence of record in this procebding, the Hearing Examiner finds that the financing that is the subject of this Docket will be consistent with the general good of the State of ,
Proposal for Decision pursuant to the provisions of 3 V.S.A. has been waived by the parties of record in this Case. -
DATED at Montpelier, Vermont, this 316d day of u, d , 1983.
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- 1. The Findings of Fact of the Hearing Examiner in this case are adopted by the Board.
- 2. Based upon said Findings of Fact, the Board hereby consents to the assumption by Vermont Electric Generation and Transmission Cooperative, Inc. of long-term secured indebtednes's in the aggregate principal amount of $25,716,000 to the Rural. Electrification I
Administration i and the Federal Financing Bank, the issuance of which debt by Vermont Electric Cooperative, Inc. was approved in B rd Docket Nos. 4191 and 4538.
- 3. The Board is approving this transaction in order that the petitioner may take advantage of the lower 1.0 TIER. This order does not constitute approval or disapproval of the underlying investments, some of which are the subject of separate proceedings before- this Board.
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%~w I, SUSAN M. liUDSON , Clerk of the Public Service Board of the State of Vermont, having by law the custody of the seal and all the mcords, books, documents and papers of, and appertaining to said Board, hereby certify that the pages hereto attached are a true copy of FINDINGS AND ORDER, ENTERED AUGUST 17, 1983, IN PSB DOCKET NO. 4786 IN RE: PETITION OF VERMONT ELECTRIC GENERATION & TRANSMISSION COOPERATIVE, INC. FOR CONSENT TO ASSUME LONG-TERM SECURED INDEBTEDNESS IN THE AGGREGATE PRINCIPAL AMOUNT OF UP TO $25,716,000, t
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as fully and mmpletely as the same appear by the original files and records of said Board.
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VERMONT EI2CTRIC GENERATION AND TRANSMISSION COOPERATIVE. INC.
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1 Accountant's Report Financial Statements 2
Balance Sheet Statement of Revenue and 3 Patronage Capital Statement of Changes in 4 r
Financial Position 5 <
Notes to Financial Statements 6-7 Balance Sheet comments l
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@ntSad 9.blic Olaou.ians 44 Highland Place Ridgefield Puk. N.J. 07660 February 18, 1983 ACCOUNTANT'S REPORT The Board of Directors Vermont Electric Generation and Transmission Cooperative, Inc.
l We have examined the Balance Sheet of the Vermont Electric Generation and Transmission Cooperative, Inc. (A Vermont Corporation) as at December 31, 1982 and the related statements of Patronage Capital and Other Equities and Application of Funds for the twelve months then ended. Our examination was made in accordance with generally accepted auditing standards and, accordingly, included such tests of the account-ing records and such other audit procedures as wz considered necessary in the circumstaces.
In our opinion, the financial statenants referred to above present fairly the financial position of the Vermont Electric Generation and l Transmission Cooperative, Inc., as at December 31, 1982 and 1981, and the results of its operations ad changes in financial position in conformity with generally accepted utility accounting principles applied on a basis consistant with that of the preceding period.
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Exhibit A VERMONT EMCTRIC GENERATION AND TRANSMISSION COOPERATIVE, INC.
BALANCE SHEET AS AT IECEMBER 31.
ASSETS AND OTHER DEBITS 1982 1981 Current Assets: 1,702.53 Cash in bank - general $ 2,631.97 $
Money market fund 17,000.00 --
Accounts receivable - energy 27,483.68 356,705.23 Advances receivable-associated company 15.000.00 --
Total Current Assets 62.115.65 358.407.76 Investments in Associated Organizations 1.010.00 1.010.00 Investment in Plant:
Organization expense 19,167.24 19,167.24 Intangible plant 500.00 500.00 Transportation equipment 12.736.68 --
32,403.92 19,667.24 I4ss: Provision for depreciation 853.06 --
Net plant investment 31.550.86 19.667.24 Precev==ats and Deferred Charnes:
Prepaid insurance 3,264.00 --
Preliminary surveys 61,730.30 3,778.07 Dsferred charges 210.857.01 188.693.89 Total 275.851.31 192.471.96 total ASSETS AND OIRER MBITS S370.527.82 $571.556.96 LIABILITIES AND OTHER CREDITS Current Liabilities:
Accounts payable - general $348,119.82 $484,162.87 Accounta payable to associated companies 18.363.00 85.364.09 366.482.82 569.526.96 Equity:
Memberships 45.00 30.00 Patronage capital assignable 4.000.00 2.000.00 4.045.00 2.030.00 TOTAL LIABILITIES AND OTHER CREDITS $370.527.82 $571.556.96 2.
Exhibit B VERMONT EI2CTRIC CENERATION AND TRANSMISSICH COOPERATIVE, INC.
STATEMENT OF REVENUE AND PATRONAGE CAPITAL FOR THE TVEINE MONTHS ENDED DECEMBER 31 l
1987 1981 Operatina Income:
Energy Sales $4.193.868.06 $2.204.778.49 Operatina Expenses:
Purchased power 3,801.673.82 2,013,952.99 Load dispatching 25,722.72 9,785.08 other power expenses 15,081.88 18,822.19 Transmission by others 275,708.13 130,975.06 Miscellaneous transmission expense 2.616.36 --- !
Cost of power sold 4.120.802.91 2.173.535.32 73,065.15 31,243.17 Other Electric Revenue:
Use of computer and consulting fees by members: 3.500.00 1.340.00 76.565.15 32.583.17 Excenses:
Customer records and collection 519.71 352.63 Administrative and general salaries 16,379.74 6,483.05 Office supplies and expense 4,042.44 2,162.79 Outside services 21,549.21 15,785.30 Insurance 1,090.00 1,600.00 Miscellaneous general expenses 14,774.59 4,515.60 Gross Revenue Tax 6.71 ---
58.362.40 30.899.37 Net Operating Revenue 18.202.75 1.683.80 Other Income:
Interest and dividend income 2.927.97 316.20 Other Exnense:
Interest expense Other deductions - lobby 16,789.22 2.341.50 g'g-
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Net Other Revenue (Deficit) (16.202.15) 316.20 <
Net Margin 2,000.00 2,000.00 Margins - prior periods 2.000.00 ---
PATRONAGE CAPITAL $ 4.000.00 $ 2.000.00 e
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Exhibit C VERMONT ELECTRIC GENERATION AND TRANSMISSION COOPERATIVE, INC.
STATEMENT OF CHANGES IN FINANCIAL POSITION FOR THE TtJELVE MONTHS ENIED DECEMBER 31 1982 1981 Funds Provided:
Net Margin $ 2,000.00 $ 2,000.00 Membership 15 .00 5.00 2,015.00 2,005.00 Depreciation 853.06 ---
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Investments
--- 10.00 Plant 12,736.68 ---
Prepayments and deferred charges 83,379.35 180.173.14 96,116.03 180,183.14 MCREASE ($ 93.247.97) ($176.178.14)
CHANGES IN WORKING CAPITAL Current Assets:
Cash in bank 929,44 1,702.53 Temporary cash investments 17,000.00 ---
Accounts receivable ( 314.221.55) 356.705.23 NET INCREASE (MCREASE) ( 296.292.11) 358.407.76
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Accounts payable - general ( 136,043.05) 484,162.87
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Accounts payable associated companies ( 67.001.09) 52.423.03 NET INCREASE - (MCREASE) ( 203.044.14) 536.585.90 M ($ 93.247.97) (8178.178.14) l i
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NOTES TO FINANCIAL STATEMENTS TCEMBER 31. 1982 NOTE 1: Accounts receivdele were no more than 30 days due.
NorE 2: Accounts payable were current.
NorE 3: Memberships consist of three classes with a fee of five dollars per member:
Class A - is restricted to R.E. A. borrowers having generating capacity. Vermont Electric Cooperative, as the in-corporator of the Vermont Electric Generation and Transmission Cooperative, Inc., is a Class A member under the provisions of the Articles of Incorporation and By-laws.
Cisse B - is restricted to R.E. A. borrowers having no generation capacity.
Class C - is restricted to non-R.E. A. borrowers.
l NorE 4: Pilgrim 2 was cancelled Octcher 23, 1981 by Boston Edison Company, l the lead pcrticipant.
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] BALANCE SHEET COMMENTS DECEMBER 31. 1982 i
Cash in Bank: $ 2.631.97 l Cash in bank was reconciled to the bank statement.
Independent confirmation was received of the depository.
l Money Market Fund: 17.000.00 The fund is maintained through a local bank.
Independent confirmation was received of the depository.
Accounts Receivable - Enerav: $ 27.483.68 The account was vouched for the period under review. The balance represents the December 31, 1982 billing to Vermont Electric Cooperative, Inc.
Advances Receivable: 15.000.00 l The balance represents the current advance to the l Vermont Electric Cooperative, Inc.
l Investments in Associated Organisations: 1.010.00 National Rural Utility Cooperative Finance Corp. $ 1,000.00 National Bural Electric Cooperative Association 10.00 l Flat Accounts: 31.550.86 Organization Expense 19,167.24 Intangible pine (membership in the i New England Power Pool) 500.00 Vehicle $12,736.68 Imss: Accumulated Depreciation 853.06 11.883.62 31.550.86 Prenaid Insur ace: 3.264.00 j The dailies were examined and the amortizations verified.
Preliminary Survev: 61.730.30 l Hydro Quebec Tie,Line 13,624.07 l
Southern Engineering 952.97 Coal Generation Study 47,153.26 6.
f Deferred Chermest $210.857.01 Unamortised deferred charges - V.E.C. $ 16,173.44A Transfer of Pilgrim 2 (See Note 4) 4,442.00 Transfer of Millstone 3 3,680.02
, Transfer of Seabrook 1 and 2 746.80 Re-offer of Millstone 3 63,065.60 Vermont Yankee down time 119,003.93A i
Transfer of North Hartland 1,170.50 As sume BC B A-4 90.00 A-8 Losa 2,484.72 A-being Amortized Acccunta Payable - General:
348.119.82 Central Vermont Public Servica Co. 334,151.38 Primmer and Piper - legal fees 3,397.08 Public Service Company - N.H. 10,571.36
, Accounts Payable - Accociated Companies: 18.363.00 Connecticut Light sad Power - Turbine Membershinsi_ 45.00 Washington Electric Cooperative
- Class B 5.00 New Hampshire Electric Cooperative - Class B 5.00 Fox Island Electric Cooperative - Class B 5.00 Northeast Utilities-3 memberships - Class C 15 .0 0 Central Vermont Public Service Co. - Class C 5.00 Village of Johnson, VT - Class C 5.00 Village of Hyde Park, VT - Class C 5.00
, Patronane Csoital: 4.000.00 i
l The detsil of the patronage espital is presented in l Exhibit B.
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APPOINTMENT OF AGENT AND SIGNATURE ~OF APPLICANT The undersigned VERMONT ELECTRIC GENERATION &
TRANSMISSION COOPERATIVE, INC. hereby joins in the filing of this Application and in connection therewith hereby appoints Public Service Company of New Hampshire as its agent for the purpose of:
(a) signing, executing, acknowledging and filing with the Nuclear Regulatory Commission any and all applications, documents and information (including amendments thereto) which are now cr may become necessary of which Public Service Company of New Hampshire deems necessary or desirable, in connection with the construction and/or operation of Seabrook Station (including but not limited to, the construction permits, operating licenses and other licenses required for the Station by the Act); and (b) acting for and on its behalf in any hearing, appeal or other proceeding with respect to said construction permits, operating licenses and other licenses, or the taking of action necessary or incidental thereto or any action deemed necessary or desirable by Public Service Company of New Hampshire in connection with the foregoing; and
(c-) acting for and on its behalf in connection with the obtaining of any other federal, state or local permit, license or approval necessary for or .
incidental to the construction and/or operation of the Station.
VERMONT ELECTRIC GENERATION &
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State of Vermont N , 1983 County of W b -
Then personally appeared before me Nh_N .,
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Tra @nsmission Cooperative, Inc., one of the Applicants herein, that he has read the foregoing information relating l
i to such Applicant contained in the Application, and that the statements contained therein relating to such Applicant are true to the best of his knowledge and belief, and further that he is duly authorized to appoint Public Service Company of New Hampshire agent as described above.
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'l CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE I, John A. Ritsher, one of the attorneys for the Applicants herein, hereby certify that on October 17, 1983, I made service of the within document by mailing copies thereof, postage prepaid, to:
Helen Hoyt, Chairperson George Dana Bisbee, Esquire Atomic Safety and Licensing Assistant Attorney General Board Panel Office of the Attorney General U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission 208 State House Annex Washington, D.C. 20555 Concord, N.H. 03301
'Dr. Emmeth A. Luebke Roy P. Lessy, Jr., Esquire Atomic Safety and Licensing Office of the Executive Legal Board Panel Director U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Washington, D.C. 20555 Washington, D.C. 20555 Dr. Jerry Harbour Robert A. Backus, Esquire Atomic Safety-and' Licensing 116 Lowell Street Board Panel P.O. Bcx 516 U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Manchester, N.H. 03105 Washington, D.C. 20555 Atomic Safety and Licensing Jo Ann Shotwell, Esquire Board Panel Assistant Attorney General U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Environmental Protection Bureau Washington, D.C. 20555 Department of the Attorney General Atomic Safety a'nd Licensing One Ashburton Place, 19th Floor Appeal Board Panel Boston, MA 02108 U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Washington, D.C. 20555 William S. Jordan, III, Esquire Harmon & Weiss 1725 I Street, N.W.
Suite 506 Washington, D.C. 20006 9 j U Mik ohn A. Ritsher