ML20116F070
| ML20116F070 | |
| Person / Time | |
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| Site: | Diablo Canyon |
| Issue date: | 10/06/1992 |
| From: | Biesek S SAN LUIS OBISPO MOTHERS FOR PEACE |
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| ML20116F035 | List: |
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| OLA, NUDOCS 9211100158 | |
| Download: ML20116F070 (7) | |
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{{#Wiki_filter:- .~ i UNITED STATES OF AMERICA BEFORE THE ATOMIC SAFETY AND LICENSING BOARD ) 1 Pacific Gus & E]ectric Company Docket Nos. 50-2750LA 50-323OLA (Diablo Canyon Power Plant, (Construction period Units 1 and 2) recapture) AFFIDAVIT OF SUSAN BIESEK 1. My name is Susan Diesek. I live at 2829 See Canyon, San Luis Obispo, California. My home lies within 10 miles of the Diablo Canyon Nuclear Power Plant. 2. I live with my husband and our two children, ages 7 and 10. We own our home. My hunband operates his business from our home. 3. I am a member of San Luis Obispo Mothers for Peace. 4. I am concerned that the operation of the Diablo Canyon Nuclear Power Plant during a period of construction permit recaptura may be unsafe, thus jeopardizing the health and safety of myself and my family, the value of our property and our menns of livelihood. Therefore, I have authorized = the San iess Obispo Mothers for Peace to represent me in this proceeding regarding the proposed construction permit recapture for the Diablo Canyon Nuclear Power Plant. Q ( fffff { ~% \\ (, Signature Signed and sworn to bef ore me this 6th day of October, 1992, [ D M. b - C __ l 8 <t e o.n e s w.s w a C9 hp[ OFFICIAL SEAL Notary Public l ) CATHLCEN R FOXFORD t CATilLEEN R. FOXFORD WWa Pueuc. cAlWAMA kmmmm-jsgsg q ggu My commission expires _2-8-93 -m 9 A g O ~ w-s pm t---' rt w Fe-
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,W % reg ; Tech:IcalfMsociatesd 'JosQc'rit ed NRC staff medbers:(cr less ' ofe te'afigurat!cn. At : Diablo T h /ht!dlate f' !!drd. toilnvestigate, adequ'afely Canyon,saidMHledroving human salcty; "In aWearthquake;;fpladtp*J ' ports of Herm>Lagydeficien.. obseners Anongor.;thes firm l that lasscssesfp6tief a muIpd by thepucI . ry n custco 70u're - re theDhi-pd din cies. mm, made barriers and nhe of the' con- .C imissbatog e 'b!g('anyod)lp /ddl b:r12. i $. vie [ on91teta11%thousandswor$1mg kthWright !, M othe' em.that e the cables traverse the plint's con-s edults on an hbi&If ba's!s'Tdo of ~ o. B -t hefida: rg rt;n enwasap- 'p vsd t,v e - MRQ lisE}}al,'did w'sy at the righfume tqschlen a. shortly.after the irepector gener- '-tement structures, certain raeas ' no likel'nty Nunt'the neWdata ja**" U *# "E,,M,manpings7ars criticism expanded the scope cutdown. of which are radbactive.~ M ". 'i f.LMa ous directive that requir- .It's not tractictl'to maintain fro th d oi eta and EelRir ,ed, ditional fire safeguards for ^ ' id 7 Hrs Barrier . ep""is!ntinak IdihlNefIICmadeanerrorr j The issue of seismik; safe'th at u human watches in that kind of sit-pcs d nemdag god-uation." said Mincr. "So the plant when they cama downon the side Dlabio Canyonis further compH. - em LagfaBure"cc Idlead sors and sprinkler systems" is employing, smoke and fire sen-of &the~PG&B* !dtefprstation.i cated by the presence of Thermo-The(e's a high livel of uncertainty Lag.the most videly used fire bar-t bothtrainsof safeshutdownsys-h nds to amdyg the exp4rts,7 said Lewis. rier system in'the nuclear power be done.'"What happens if a fire s gnL c yaf ectth la (fficialsat &Edenythatthe industry.The materialis usedin11 ability to achieve and maintah hot starts after an inspectw vans compny's s e studies are in-cable; conduits andJourJcustom-by" asked Gunter. " Human ob-the plant is safe., made barriers designed 16 protect standby / shutdown 'conditio.ns adet;uate abd seners arent mecessarHy con "H6q rf ma h'a've scme thrust important, machinery at the. plant... stated one NRC bunctin. p!etely renable. They can make conIpone[ntsto listit'spiearily" I A study pubIlshed,by the,Wu-. 582n8 88
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_.m 3 mm Approved in 1988 by the California Public Four years after the approval of the settle-j 1 U.tilities Commission, the Diablo Settlement ment, ratepayers are paying excessively high rates j allowed Pacific Gas & Electric to recover costs for for power generated from the Diablo Canyon
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year period, using a method called "perfomiance-profits. Why? Because the assumptions on whleh J i A based pricing," His method was suppot.ed to the Diablo settlement was based have proven false. 1 ! F [@ ensure that PG&B would not make excessive %1s ratepayer rip-off will continue into the 21st 3 fits and ratepayers would not be charged for century, unless the CPUC acts now to modify the 3 g y . excessive costs. settlement. 1 1r-n.s y
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,]( y ,would operate at a 58 percent" capacity factor," Detween 1989 and 1991, the plant has operated at including the down time needed for periodic an 83 pa.rcent capacity factor, including down time f
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