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Boston. MAssAcHustTra 02199 CHARLES r. Aviga Juna 23, 1967 1
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Dear Sir:
LICENSE APPLICATION Pursuant to the Atomic Energy Act of 1954 and the Commaission's Rules and Regulatione issued thereunder, Sc'sion Edison Cougany hereby applies for all licenses necessary for the construction and operation by it of a nuclear power station having the chatacteristics more fully described in this application.
Licenses of the following types are requested: Class 104 f acilities license and construction permit, special i-nuclekt material license and by-product li,:ense.
Source material license and operators' licenses are not requested, but will t>e covered by separate applications as and when required.
I The information required to be furnished as a part of this
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spplication is arranged by sedions, numbered as shown by the Table of Contents in the Design and Analysis Report.
Any supplements or amend-ments will be submitted in such form as will permit the insertion of new or superseding pages, thus facilitating compilation of the amended application in current form.
No Restricted Data are included in the material now being furnished.
In the event Restricted Data are included in a supplement or amendment to the application, the_' Restricted Data will be appropriately separated from any unclassified information.
The applicant agrees that it will not permit any individual to have access to Rastricted Data until the Civil Service Comunission shall have made an investigation' and report to the Atomic Energy Countit sion on the character, associations and loyalty of such individual, and the Atomic Energy Commission shall have determined that permitting sach person to have access to Restricted Data will not endanger the comanon defense and security.
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Then personally appeared before ine, Charles F. Avila who, being duly sworn, did state that he la Chairinan of the Board of Boston Edison Coinpany, the applicant herein, that he is duly authorised to execute and file the foregoing application in the name and on behalf of Boston Edison Company. and that the statements in said application are true to the best' of his knowledge and belief.
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Address of Ann 11 cent Applicant's principal corporate office is located at 800 Boylston Street, Boston, Massachusetts.
It is request'ed that any correspondence with respect to this application be sent in duplicate to:-
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800 Boylston Street Boston, Massachusetts 02199 and Claude A. Pursel Assistant to the Vice President Boston Edison Company 800 Boylston Street Boston, Massachusetts 02199 (c)
Descriotion of Business Applicant is an operating public utility engaged in the electric and steam businesses, supplying electricity at retail in the cities of Boston (except the Charlestown district), Somerville,-Nev on,Chelsea, Waltham and Woburn, in the towns of Brookline, Arling-ton, Watertown, Framingham, and in thirty other smaller towns in eastern Massachusetts, covering an1 area of.
approximately 590 square miles within 30 miles of l
Boston.. The population of-the territory' served with electricity at retail according to the United States Census was 1,310,050 in 1960 as compared with 1,444,427 i
in 1950.
It also supplies electricity;in bulk at i
wholesale to other utilities, including the total 1
- electric requirements of the Charlestown District of i
Boston and thirteen other cities and tovns in the j
vicinity of Boston.
In 1966 the applicant' generated about.98 per cent of its gross kilowatt hour output 4
in its oun steam-electric generating stations and i
nurchased the balance frem.others.
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Tr ~ steam-sie:tric genersting statiens are, the Edgar sca.icn i
in ?.'cr th Vieytcuth, the Mystic station in Everett and I
the L Street and ::e. -3csten stations in Scuth Scsten.
A nee turbine-generater unit to be known as the-New-i Besten Unit #2 is scheduled to be completed in the fall of 1967 i
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24,000 to 115,000 volts and approximately 169 miles of-j underground circuits; operating at 13,800 to 115,000-volts.
The overhead distribution system covers approx-3 imately 3,200 miles of streets and the underground j
distribution system covers approximately 621 miles of.
streets.
I Applicant als o supplies steam, chiefly from its J l
three steam generating plants located in Boston to i
approximately 625 customers in that city and engages j
in the business of purchasing _and selling electrical l
appliances.
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Descrirtion of Corenrate Orranization i
a Applicant is a publicly-held corporation in-corporated under the less of The Commonwealth of Massachusetts in 1886, wi'th-its principal _execu-
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Massachuoetts.
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(ii) Directors and Officers
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All direetcrs and-officers of the applicant are citizens -of the United Etates.
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- 0. Kelley' Anderson New England Mutual Life Insurance Co.
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Charles ?. Avila Boston Ediscn Company 800 Boylsten-Street
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-James M. Carroll Sosten Edison Company SCO 3cylsten Street Sosten, Massachusetts
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(I Roger-C. Damon The First !!ational Bank of Bo.eten 67 Milk' Street Boston, Massachusetts Frederic C. Dumaine, Jr.
Anoskeag Company 294 Washington Street Boston, Massachusetts Byron K. Elliott John Hancock Mutual Life Insurante Company 200 Berkeley Street Boston, Massachusetts Frank R. Farwell-Liberty Mutual Insurance
. Company 175 Berkeley Street Boston, Massachusetts Thomas J. Galligan, Jr.
Boston Bdison Company 800 Boylston Street Boston, Massachusc'..
Henry R. Guild Herrich, Smith, Donald, Farley & Ketchum 294^ Washington Street
' Boston, Massachusetts Edward B. Hanify Ropes & Gray 225 Franklin-Street Boston, Massachusetts Jc aph P. Healey luddlesex County Nationtl Bank 431 Broadway Everett, Massachusetts Ralph Lovell Boston Safe Deposit and Trust Conpany 100 Franklin Street Boston,-Massachusetts Sidney R. Rabb Stop & Shop, Inc.
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-393 D-Street South Boston,. Massachusetts Joseph.P. Tyrrell Boston Edison Company 800 Boylston Street Boston, Massachusetts i
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Officers Charles F. Avila Cheirtan of the Ecard and Chief E:-:ecutive Officer Thomas J. Gt111gan, Jr.
F.esident Francis ". Staszeshy Executive Vice President Timothy J. Regan, Jr.
Vice President - Employee Relations George A. Orrok Vice President-Engineering and Construction James M. Carroll Vice President and General Counsel' Anton T. Haendler Vice President - Director-of Operations Joseph P. Tyrrell Vice President and Treasurer James A. Galvin Vice President - Public Relations John L. Sullivan Vice President - Commercial p
Manager Edward E. Eldridge Director of Procurement and Service James S. Cousens Clerk Ralph M. Kelmon Assistant Treasurer Victor H. Kazanjian Assistant Clerk Albert J. McNulty Controller (iii)
Foreien Control Applicant is not owned, controlled or dominated by an alien, a foreign corporation or a foreign governcent.
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Acenev Applicant is not acting as agent or representctive of another person in filing this application.
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conetruction permit pursuant'to Section 10k(b) of the Atomih Inergy Act and Part 30 of the Regulations of the Cot.
ssion thereur. der ~for a te": of 40 years.
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A soecial nuclear material li sen/se nursuant to Section '53 o the Atomic znergy Act and Part 70 of
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the Regulatio of the Commission hereunder.
A by-produc naterial lic se pursuant to.
Section El of the. tonic Ener.
Act and Part 30 of the Regulations of he Commi sion thereunder.
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Financiel Oualific,ptic s Applicant's financi-qualifications to engege in the proposed activities to assume responsibility for the payment of Commiss-n Narges are shown by its Prospectus dated June ul, 1
'7, and particularly the audited financial st ements_-pcluded therein, a copy of which is attached hereto as 7xhibit A and.made
.part hereof.
The e timated cos of the Aoplicant's Pilgrim Euclea:.' ?o er Station uil' be supplied by l
amendment to tnis applicatien.
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Technical Qualifbations Applicant owns 9.5 per cent of th common stock of l
Yankee Atomic diectric Company '
2h op_ ates an atomic electric gen rating unit with capality of 175,000 kw in-Rowe3 lassachusetts, and,
entitlea to receive 9.5 per cent of the output of the unit.
L Appl cant owns 9 5 per cent cf the commo. stock of Connecti at Yankee Atomic Power Company which as been y
Frented-provisional operating permit for an c omic I
electri.r,enerating unit with a rated catacity o aonrox-l inatel' 500,000 kw in Haddam Neck, Conn'ecticut.
Abbli-11-be entitled to receive 9 5 per cent of t.E cant 14
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Charles F. Avila, Chairman of the 3 card of Direc tors and Chief 3xecutive Officer of the acclicant, has been a Director of Yankee Atomic 21ectric' Comcanv since 1960 add of Connecticut Yankee Atomic'?ower Cbsp'any
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'icenses Anoliai r er A Class ICL (utilization facility) license and construction permit pursuant to Section IC4(b) of the atomic Energy Act and Fart 50 of the degu-lations of the Cottission thereunder for a term of 40 years.
A special nuclear material license pursuant to Section 53 of the Atomic Energy Act and Part 70 of the Regulations of the Commission thereunder.
A by-product material license pursuant to Section cl of the Atomic Energy Act nd Part 30 of the Regulations of the Commission thereunder.
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Financf al._pualif1 cat (2n1 (1)
Backr ound:
Applicant is a sound and adequately finars.. itility company.
Its service area, its busin. sr
.erations and the results of its operations
..ig the last five fiscal years luding v.dited financial statements), insofar
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as they relate to the Applicant's financial ability to construct and operate the proposed facility, are described in its Prospectus dated June 21, 1967, a copy of which is attached hereto as Exhibit A.
The respected position of the Applicant by the financial community is evidenced by the AAA rating of its bonds by Standard & Poor and by Moody's Bond Rating.
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Carital Recuirerents:
The capital re-quirements for the proposed nuclear facility are itemized in Exhibit B.
The method to be used for financing the initial fuel inventory has not been finalized; however, the uranium content vdll be leased by the Applicant from the Atomic Energy Commissien until June 30, 1973 (iii)
Construction Procram and Finances:
The Applicant now expects that its over-all con-struction expenditures for th< 1968-1972 period will be about 5313 million.
This figure includes the normal construction and aplacement expenditures of an operating utility as
.1 as the construction expenditures relating to the proposed facility.
These construction expenses will be incurred approximately as follows:
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1969 67,817 1970 63,818 1971 59, E 66 1972 62,626 J
The 1967 construction expsnditures of the Applicant were 055,009,000.
Nuclear fuel is not include? in these estimates because fuel is nor-mally not capitalized.
The capital costs of the proposed facility will be financed as an integral part of the normal construction program of the Applicant.
Abcut 45%
of the funds required will be provided from in-ternally generated sources (retained earnings, provisions for depreciation and other internal sources) and about 55% vill be obtained through short term borrowings and the sale of securities.
This procedure ds consistent with that followed by the Applicant in the past.
Within the past j
ten years the Applicant had total construction expenditures of v334,005,000.,. of which 36 %
was financed by marketing five issues of first mortgage. bonds and other securities for an aggre-gate principal amount of 3120 million.
The Appli-cant has not had difficulty in marketing _its securities in the past and would not foresee such problems in the future.
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Insurance:
Applicant has contracted to provide insurance coverage which will satisfy the financial protection requirements' established i
by the Price-Anderson Act and by the Commission's Regulations.
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Reculation: Applicant operates under the. jurisdiction of the Department of Public Utili-ties of Massachusetts, whose regulation includes supervision over rates for electricity, accounting and the issue of bonds, capital stock and certain other securities.
Any security issues by the Appli-cant would necessarily be subject to the jurisdiction of that 1epartment.
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Technical Cualifications Applicant owns 9.5 per cent of the cc;. con stock of Yankee Atomic Electric Company which ope rates an atomic electric generating unit with a net _ capability of 175,000 kv'in Rowe, Massachusetts, and is entitled to receive 9.5 per cent of the output of the unit.
Applicant owns 9.5 per cent of the common stock of Connecticut Yankee At tic Power Company which has been granted a provisional operating perm, for an j
atomic electric generating unit with a rat;d capacity of approximately 500,000 kw in Haddam Neck Connecticut.
Applicant will be entitled to 1eceive 9 5 p,er cent of j
the output of this unit.
i Charles F. Avila, Chairman of the Board of Directors and Chief Executive Officer of the appli-l cant, has been a Director of Yankee Atomic Electric Company since 1c;60 and of Connecticut Yankee Atomic Power Company since its organization.
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( Ti!O'JS<.:30 0F DOLLARS) 322,E00 100 Reactor and Auxiliaries If.
Turbine and Auxiliaries Frocess Equipment 6 E0c Electrical Equipment L,,600 Civil and Structural 17,000 Fiping and Instrumentation 9,0CC Yard and Miscellaneous 6,900 TOTAL LOCATION COSTS (a) 485,200
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cngineering and Services 6,200 Boston Edison Engineering and Training 2 800 Escalation and Contingency 14,,800 TOTAL OTHER COSTS J23,800 INTEREST DURING CONSTRUCTION 311,000 IUITIAL FUEL IINENTORY(b)
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Claude A. Pursel, Assistant to the Vice President 1
(Suelear) is princir a.'
director of the Pilgrim Luclear Prier Jtation project.
His 13 years ' nuclear experie:.,e ine'udes direct participation in the UFR, Dresden I, l
Humboldt 3ay, Hallan, Piqua and Ilk River nuclear powe.
projects and the nuclear superheat and sodium-cooled 4
fast breeder reactor programs.
5; J. Zdward Howard is Project Manager for the Pilgrim Nuclear Power Station project.
His'12 years' nuclear experience includes engineering and operating experience i
at Savannah River, the Westinghouse Reactor Evaluation i
Center, Yankee Atomic Electric Company and Connecticut i-Yankee Atomic Power Company.
1 Also participating in the, project will be Boston 2dison personnel from the Engineering and Construction Department and the Production Department who have engin-
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more of the following nuclear facilities:
Rowe Yankee, Connecticut Yankee, Enrico. Fermi and the Vallecitos Nuclear Center.
- i The major contractors for the Applicant's proposed unit w131 be 3echtel Corporation and General 31ectric Conpany.
Bechtel will provide engineering, construction and procurement services for the r.pplicant.on an agency basis subject to the overall direction of Applicant.
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General Electric Company will design and fabricate the turbine-generator and the nuclear steam supply system i
equipment and certain other major elements and systems.
General Electric will also be responsible for the reactor core design.
It will also provide the initial reactor core'and tt' technical direction.of the initial fuel loading, pre-s;arting testing, plant startup and preliminary operation.
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Concl etion Dates It is presently contemplated that site preparation work will begin on September 1, 1967; that a construction 4
permit will be requidad on~or before February 1, 1966;-
that construction-of the nuclear facilities will be com-pleted and the reactor ready for nuclear-fuel load'ng-on or before March 1, 1971; and that commercial operation will cotmence on or before deptember 30, 1971.
Physical construction of the facility uill be completed not earlier than April 1,1971 and not later than December 31, 1972.
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