ML20091B477

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Forwards Suppl to 840504 Motion to Substitute Certain Onsite Emergency Plan Implementing Procedures in Exhibit 33.No Substantive Changes Made Which Affect Matters Discussed at Hearing
ML20091B477
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Site: Limerick  Constellation icon.png
Issue date: 05/25/1984
From: Conner T
CONNER & WETTERHAHN, PECO ENERGY CO., (FORMERLY PHILADELPHIA ELECTRIC
To: Elliott C, Ferkin Z, Vogler B
LIMERICK ECOLOGY ACTION, INC., NRC OFFICE OF THE EXECUTIVE LEGAL DIRECTOR (OELD), PENNSYLVANIA, COMMONWEALTH OF
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Ferkin, Esq.

Assistant Counsel Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Governor's Energy Council P. O.

Box 8010 Harrisburg, PA 17105 Gentlemen and Miss Ferkin:

As you know, on May 4, 1984, Applicant submitted a motion to the Licensing Board to substitute seven revised implementing procedures related to its onsite Emergency Plan.

The Board stated that it wished a supplement to our motion, reflecting the changes between the procedures in evidence and the revised procedures.

By response dated May 9, 1984, LEA objected to Applicant's motion on the ground that "it seeks to sub-stantively change procedures relevant to LEA's contentions."

The Staff indicated that it would take the same position.

Thereafter, the Licensing Board directed that the parties confer and, if possible, submit a joint response by June 4 or by May 31 if the Board were in hearing in Philadelphia at that time.

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Charles W.

Elliott, Esq.

Benjamin H.

Vogler, Esq.

Zori G.

Ferkin, Esq.

Page Two May 25, 1984 attempted to arrange a conference call today to discuss the matter.

Since I could not arrange a conference call, we called each of you individually to discuss the matter.

On this basis, I have enclosed Applicant's Supplement to its Motion to Substitute, which attaches seven tables comparing the implementing procedures in evidence and the revisions.

If you will examine the comparison, I believe you will agree that there are no substantive changes which affect any matter discussed at the hearing.

If you will agree with this position, we can submit a stipulation to that effect to the Licensing Board.

Given the fact that the Board ruled that it did not want to base findings upon procedures which are no longer current (Tr. 11094), the alternative, of course, is for us to present evidence in Bethesda from the witnesses to show that no significant changes affecting any matter discussed at the hearing are involved in the revised procedures and to make the witnesses available for cross-examination.

Jincerely,

%l NY Troy Conner, Jr.

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