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TESTIMONY BEFORE THE SPECIAL JOINT COMMITTEE ON THE INVESTIGATION AND STUDY OF THE PILGRIM STATION NUCLE AR GENERATING FACILITY AT PLYMOUTE OF THE MASSACHUSETTS LEGISLATURE, FEBRUARY 2: 1987 The first witness was Sharon Pollard, Secretary of Energy Resources, who appeared on behalf of Governor Dukakis. Her testimony focused on the need to resolve all problems at Pilgrim before going back on line. She acknowledged NRC authnrity over radiological matters but felt the State can insist on adequate construction and emergency preparedness. She stated that Massachusetts has o constitutional responsibility to protect publii health and cafety. She discussed the involvement of six State agencies affecting Pilgrim. She noted that th; State EP plan for Pilgrim was submitted in 1981 but it has not been formally approved. She received questions on environmental monitoring and the role (s) of.the State agencies. Ms. Pollard l l expressed concern over NRC's qvarsight of the :lant and was asked for a memo covering specifics. She also raised tha containment issue. Martin G. Maloch, DGC was the next witness. Fe stated that ur.3er f-the Atomic Energy Act the State has no authority to regulate lp nuclear power plants for the purpose of protection against xv t' radiation hazards (except for radioactive emissions into the air which States may regulate by virtue of the Clean Air Act), but p'l ', ne lear power plants for non-radiation prntection purposet, such that there was no Atomic Energy Act bar to States regulating /;i. .s economics, rates, etc., so long as such non-radiological regula'clons do not conflict with an NRC safety requirement. In 3 response to questions, he stated that in his opinion the State -f' authority to regulate for economic purposes applied to operating plants as wel.1 as to planta under construction, although the ,i economic basis for.9 tate netion would of course be diff erent. In response to further questions, he stated that adverse economics associated with bigh-leve.1 nuclear waste and spent fuel disposal could be the basis for a State shutting down a nuclear pouer t 8812120246 881208 .bO$NSO.88-190 / PDR

I \\ 2 1 plant (indeed this was the very kind of State action upheld by the U.S. Supreme Court in the PC&E case), but that there was some I question in his mind whether such an economic justification could ( be developed since enactment of the Nuclear Waste Policy Act and its establishment of the Waste Fund. A representative of the Attorney General's Office discussed her f perspective on the legal aspects of jurisdiction. She covered i the AE Act, the Pacific Cas 6 Electric Company v. State j (California) Energy Resources _ Conservation and Development f Commission, and the Raren W kwood cases noting the non-f radiological areas where the state was recognized as having authority, particelarly by the two court ciases. Rep. Forman i noted that the Commonwealth appears to have been reluctant to move into these areas of control. In response to a question, she l noted the Commonwealth would not be opposed to restart of Pilgrim l if they were assured that the public health and safety can be i protected. Wayne Kerr, OSP, presented a brief discussion of State involvement in nuclear issues with a focus on those states most l actively involved at NRC li1:ensed f acilities. He described the type of activities carried out by Oregon, Vermont, Illinois. l Pennsylvsnia, New Jersey, Washington and Ohio. He responded to l questions related to low-level waste generation, LLW inspections, LLW compacts, and on the nature of Section 274b agreements with l j 1 NRC. I l Mr. Abbott spoke ori behalf of a citizens group from the Plymouth l l area. He discussed radiological releases (in non-specific terms) t l l from Pilgrim that he believes were not reported promptly and l dissatisfaction with the commonwealth's TLD monitoring program

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He also and installation of 1 i recommended the Comm 'alth have an inspector to follow plant activities but not at a resident, since he feels residents become apologists for Boston Edikon. se stated he does not have i confidence in Nhc and the Commonwealth should move into the l i L vacuum. l I The Assistant secretary of Public Safety, Peter Agnes made l a brief presentation on their plans to review the functions of f I emergency planning, environmental monitoring and nuclear j engineering oversight with possibls consolndation of these functions organisationally. In response to a question, he stated l ihat they can assess the utility for the cost of these functions, i ) i response to 4 question on the legal liability of the i Commonwealth for dsmages or injuries offsite if they had an I l approved emergency plan was inconclusive. l Mr. Gerald Parker, Assistant Commissioner of Health was to l testify after the departure of Messrs. Malsch and Kerr. { [ l

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] wwmotow. o. c. noes O*****Y Pebruary 12, 1987 i Senator Thomas C. Norton, Senate Chairman Representative Peter Forman, House Chhirman Special Joint committee on the Investigation and Study of the Pilgrim Station Nuclear Generating Facility at Plymouth The Commonwealth of Massachusetts State House Boston, Massachusetts 02133 Gentlppen: p In my appearance before the Joint Committee on February 2 I promised to supply you with information regarding aforcement petitions and possible radioactive material releases at Pilgrim."* - With regard to.the former.,*,the statistics youSrequested are as follows: .l ~ 2.206 DE.TITIONS RECEIVED lND ~... ~ WW PUBLISHED' DECISI'ONS ON THEM 4974wl986 ~ ~ Petitions - Gr' anted in Whole ~ Year Received or in Part Partial Deferral ~ 1974-1982 189 24 Und e te rr.iined 's 1983 27 3 1 1984 -262 24 -3 L 2 243 1985 12 1 1986 1 1* " 1* 265* 32> Jo 32 4 L:s t.

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With regard to the latter, I contacted our Region I office and was informed that their inspections do not reveal any offsite releases of radioactive materials from Pilgrim in excess of regulatory limits. There was some incident in 1982 when contaminated resins were spilled into a plant vent system but i W .w-t

4 d there was no evidence of releases offsite. If you want further details, I am sure that our Region I office could supply them. Sincerely, f Martin G. Malsch Deputy General counsel for Licensing and Regulation Tb* 83-IG 1% ut "23 D'**' h i 6' "" 06 Sq. 2 19 ut.c.OS Gra.n t.o W. b lei ~ o CR ?S-9 li uo.c 051 Bon'.at Can swon .; ~,.u n r t o g 86.'l Po r" I. % N r l e_u ( s n ,,,, p *

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tI The Director of ihe ofr.re of Inspect and Enforcement grar.ts sa INTERIM DIRECTOR'S DECISION UNDER 10 CF.R.12.206 4 part and denies in part a retetson subm.st by the Massachuwsts Pubhc p Interest Rewarch Group requestang that its NRC s the action with re-spect to the state of emergency plann ng et Ngrim facility. Among the IMRODUCTION speof.c rel ef requested oss the enitiatson of the 4-month period spece-k feed by the Commasuon's regulatoons wthan which to correct the alleged g,,,,. Petit.on of the stawa. *suests Pi.a1.c Interest Rewatch Group

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  • ct <>n 4 Petition) dated July M. Wsl as to whether she state of emergency preparedneng ese confunctbn with the Massahuwits Publ.c latevest Rese.rch Group (hereenafter referred she alleged poor safety record at the Peigram facs! ry warrants amtnedele to as Petit.oner) requessed that the Nuc; ear Regulatory Coermen.on shundemn or ortration of the facehty at reduced p.

8 tSRC) take action to remedv aneged wrious deficiencies en the of'ute emergency response plans for the Pdgrem Nuclear Power Simuon en i TICil%IC AL 1%%UE D1501 SNE D: EMERGENCY PLA'ENING P!yrrouth. Manachuwtts Ar.w.ng the specif.c rel.cf requested was the ansteation of the 4-month period specif ed by t>e Comeniss.on's i The I cocral Imergency Management Ageracy takes the lead an offs.ie regulat.ons. specificany to C F R. 6 50 54(s)(2)(na) within wheth to cw-emergency planning and reveces and aswsws Stage ord notal emergency rect the adeged defm.erwies as the P.' grim facdary and conudersten by rians for adequacy The NRC aswsws the 1.censee's sste emergency the Corna.:u on as to whether the U of emergency preparedneu en rians for adequacy and makes deciuons with regard to she eseran state conjuncten =dh the alleged p.or safety record' at the Pdgrim fadity of emergency preparedness 4 .r.<...-.e,- IMERGESCY PLAN: emf RGENCY PLANNISG ZONE

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oencies meth regard to the sue of the plume esposure path *a, Emergen- ~ I* e egard{s s'te ewsency plans kr adequacy and mean h..w d to the overall state of emergency preparedan. The **Rt I, cy Plann.ng Zone il Ph. advarwe enformat on provided so the publee on e . hat act.ons to take en the esent of an eme'gency, tequired not4c.uons durms an acc dens stusf. and evacuation planmng and sheltering includ- ^"

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') areas. the Pennener makes various recommendauons as to actions mhech et beheses are requ4 red to emprese the state of preparedness at .( l t k,$3C g[Vgg.W g the Pvgnm faohiy The Pessi.on staics that the f.ad.nst of the Chaes II Peport a e supporied m part by a seterhore swesey e.f 100 reutents of lJ r the E Pl condetved be she Petdenner T he sursey mas sonduited between The NgC er t.afed the PMcess of revee.mg the Isen,cci enwyc. { plan m 1979 en connecten with sts revice of one conuru.t.a perrmi op. .a f chruary and May of 198) in further support of ein Petiuo*i. Peunoner referentes the Commee.ts p1ganon for PJgnm ult 2. Forio.ing the ru:e thange en N.wmher 6 1980 sn upgraded tese evnergessy plan was submdted for the P.gr.m of the Asiorne, Generat hich a'so uunien t>e adequacy of emerscncy fecddys.The resutts of the NRC's costumuon of the Acasee's upgr la plann.eg for the Pagnm facaldy. Secofmany. Pc'itionce argues that the Comments of she Anorney General support Pet.ta,ner's **=ms that the e, emergency plan and an essmanauen of the emplement.4.un 34 the r ut If s p conducted durms an Emergency Preparedness implementatwon Arceenaf 8 EPZ has been dramn too small and that ewe. vat.on pians are madequatt s A (EPIA) on July 13 24. 1941, are summerued es. Inspess.on M cport The Comments of the Asiorney Gencent are beed en part upon a study prepared for the Animne, General h, MilB Tes%ns 1 Associates of Son [ 10-291/31 11 daico June 22.19s2. The 6ad.ngs c( the f Pf 4.na sc,f 4l l that certa n corrective actions =cre required by the 1.nws m t '.c 1 Jose. Cahfor n.a 8 emergency plan and se the emplementauen of ses emergeno a L.= to. }f erder to achetwe se effecteve emergenty preparednew pre gram iIw s a. s.e, s. ,w:3 v s.~,. s em EPI A also edenuf ed areas of lesser segminante eheve its-Asam s. u u., no.,

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and a.M.. ~ areas a -,re.ement for s s rat.n , me s, ate a,,d The I I M A repi41 e- < mi 8' i 'has the role of the 3*enwe 'n ser*'- bw al authewn.n regard.cs their offsese emergency peparednen t 7 Pr op e.m ll M 4 *di furwh a copy cf the 1983 E=croie Report u. the j-eng re es=e estimen ea a t= P 60 rna'e Pre'coe **'w"' de'e'**

  • t>ans es snore sworetty an %2C etelwat=wn resa"as.Nid* than shat.4 l

{ Cr. maw.n.caah d Masema husetts and eda request a w hedwie c.f mones A scry of the 195) I serose ep.wt I EM 4 The NRC agren that the 8.tenwe's (aoeNidy es a proper area 7 far the.arreo.an af defu.enoes 12.1954 fos es ww se ccy f.nater s for 5 pC e=aiwareen Dwneg the t FI A. described Frenows;=. W l

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=.th I i M 4 kesman i en envr.cg thas the ademi. fed defn erne (s ere ad-enspectors condated eala-through enspeo.wes dk mernbers 44 she e e i ( ,I ! <hessed en a hmel, tranner 1.cenwe's neede erne.gency organ. rat 4m Thew nspeti ans were

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I v43coms screers of the Pet tw.n. the Petitsen and she suppiet.cg ducted en the areas d snerved em m dow swo.ect.ons. d"w aswssmem. Ch-s il Rept,1.ere f....,ded io n JA ror 9 c 4.ai m and rn.c. e,en o.a.r.cai.o..ns.ie .r.ai.on. ensde mr.c w as sad e m ton-F,~ smse the Peni.an guru.u ed the adequacy pf offue emergency pre. mental as,essmem The nws.ons edent red de6c enues en the areas n of the deoc aswwa.ene sheme. bases for recommended pro.m se ac-Peredne== as she P. grom faol.tr Sy mesnarander. dated %.wemmer 9-a t 3 95). II M A provided se the Nlr C ses f.nal repart entdied An :p., of 1.ons and retaied rea cow cs and tre.n.ca The l=enwe tona emc j f mersency Prepared ieu luun as P.'gr.at Nuclear Power Stat.nn Rs.wd actsons on thew defa scrw es mad. as memamed a'*ase f*Co*-wr ensW t.on on the [PI A fw*dess wndated by %RC Reg *.a I *e' f'ed that **'- hs the Massahawtts P=N.c Imerne Rewerch Group 4M 45WIR(Af rectsve action had been namen by the lue**ee en a3 ognif*ent f.nd.ngs deed heveccher J. 398 3. etimhed herete as Append e A T he %evem-ber J. latl repart end.te.es that i EM 4 has reviewed the Petd on and l sdent4Ged derrg the f FI4 AdddsonsHy. on M-ch ). HEL e waan el tes aNa i+nsehed =wh memhers of the R AC and offauch of the Com. NRC chwrvers mas an hand on *dne# the Twil wak estrow held at i mon =cadh of Massa (huwets Tbs revee. resulted est TEM 4 confgm.ng Pdgrem During me o.ndas of the escrose, ekven *=RC wa.n members us nserem f.nd.c3 referred m shase thes dw Commonejatth of Ma,sa. made detailed ehwrvan<.no en variews areas mctuding det e c t.en. chw*cus has e.canonstrated thaa shcre es erasonab&c ansJeante ese the f. e*ase.fa e'n.n sad aswumeat. dwect.an and cooto.na*w+n 4 she emergea cP rngw*w. 8kd.f=sia.n. and donc prawa.en and c'es.dern:.on of Pr*- PwNac *ow&d be adequately prates ted.I there were en stodret at the P.6 p. gras ** Nws car Power 51steen in a%t.9n. et ets NoveEber 3.194) tecteve att.ons T he SRC scant cewtwded that. *Nk there *as same reorsi f4w.mpr**ernent, there *ere ne dems obch ceNheted a swdent.ai r ? P.* *. II *14 endoed shas the results of the 1942 E acrow Repeat Y for **grufwent degradet.an of emergency resgwmw 5.mdar ohwrvet.ans f hate been surerceded te the towHs of the 191) tiercew Report la ~* e m.,e

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.,n.n men..ned,., n M A,,,,,,I,c t.e,. .er,,,,ade e, me s,o d f.me, escro., s Pog,m , ne 29. n. i in tNs instance, the NRC team concluded that the lateriwe demon-l ow Acgw.rt have been wereded or eeherwtse rewd ed TNrs only gwo strated the capeNidy so empiement ets emergency plan and emergenc, .fef= wa es reus.reeg sorreo..e act.*n. as described atm, remars 7' s 3<an errriemens+cs rea edures en a manner = Nth wowd adequa efs rre s "" Dad ** g w.de for the heshh and safes, c( the pwM.c j ~ ~ ~..- ..s.. -a - -._ e_.....,.,a

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] e 4 Cae se to peRC 555 Heesa Cu-44 3 As pro..ded by 10 C F R. ( 2 2%f 1, a e spy,of shes deoswa *di he 6 fded sett the $ntetary for the Comer's'ea's ~* g UNITED STATES OF AutstiCA f NUCLEAR REGULATORv COMM'590% Ruherd C Devouas. Derector s CowMassiontRs: 0"ace s4Insrect r.n and [ afortemene j 1 sounene J. Pamedu.a. Cheaman f. l Dated at Bethesda. Maryland. ym %, y e thes 27th day of f etwuary 1984 Jasmee K. Aseetetana l Frederich es. Seenenes s M s a . t.r, m. e ,e.... e r ') NETROPOUT Ass EDtSOss COMPf uY (Yhree Mme gesend Saucteer Stas % Unst see. O Msten 28, t Sta r i in respome to am \\ppeal Board mernornaidum ( AL AB 724. A ? NMt 359 U98D). concers. reg the arcaimens se be actorded ths.wwes ts%-J L in a Board Notifscatma (8N-41-47), the Cornmess.on de.edes chai the f 8 -g j moue of whether the power.eperated act.cf wel.c showLJ be safety gf A. p j., ) bcsauw of the potential for vs eg se to suus. gate the consecucrkn 8 design bases sacam generssor sube a cidents, has no reason,W nesus i i the TMI-2 accident and as, sherefore, < wis,de the scoce ..s the n d. $ peceedios. The Comensen.oo also deodes tha: the.afermei .n in me j} e 9, g so. d %r. tai n,s mr. cant eno. h ..,,.n.,cc n-, ihe record sees W even af as were withen the scope es she proceed.ng {J g { 3 TtcHNICAI. ISSLT D!$CL*55ED I' i c.es a -,4,,er.ted,ci.cr..c.n de,re. n.n 1,-...., 3 ..c seners= i.he rorio,e bi c n l sss I e i k s e

r e Cde se 70 me3+C e t 7 i e innae 00-84 iS e UmsTED $7 Aff S OF Aw(EhCA MVCLE AM REGULAT084e COUU1%eO** } orrtCE or sessPECTsoss Ano EnroactutaY nachere C Deve as.D*xtor I, in0, won o -.e, so. m it0 C r a 6 2 20s) 1 BOSTOas EDi& ?os COssPA88V Ju y 3. t see 4 s ipa r=a 88= dear Power sieteen) e l The Dwnlor of the Offme of Insststeun end Laluessnecen denses etw rem.enens porteun of a prineon undes 10 C r R. t 2 2%.he6h segwcwd k than the Nuslear Regulanery Comme. en tAe ateun no venwJ, sks d nerenes defaciensics en he offnese emergensy sesponse sd.ns 'se shc 1% BrW" Nuslear Po*er Staiss On i etwwary 27.1954 the Dereskw m us.1 an laseren Deseseren DD-84-$.19 NMC 342 wh=h dewd ectief **,M j* sssenes essere potential trafTee beetnenetts so commat=m.d she area ws. roundeng the PJgrem facel.sy. The remaea*ns 'swe *** referred *" 'hc Federal E.mergensy Managernent Agensy ($ l %I43 hw es,4enatne it. w.t en f I M A's esalvation that traffa6 flumgenwne essues hase hesu.. [i quasely aJdew 1 by the Commonwealth (4 Wswhwwtts. sh: 1%.e.= denses the rentsendes of the getetson

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10 C.F.R. 5 2.2% Oss Mar 85.1984 Il M A resp.nded so the NRt es guos les - It. spun.c au Janusy 20.1984 P naucse for Awstens e ose I s = o es=== 1 a.s ] 8%T ROlst t ilH% L*u mates fue Pelgrim Nuclear Pwcr Siet* a ' end e% e s,. h..e q " Andyws Report on issues Reteed to the Pdst'm I ' AwA"*n l d"' [se maic. Pd rim Nuclear Power Stenson. Pty rnouth. M4ssahewoi la ris *Pentw n of she Massahwses.s Pwhis Inscress Fescer h Group d s for i mergen.y,nd Remed Asion" (Pen.au.ns dace July 20. Igs). d.ied May I.1984 thereinafter referred to as the 11 M A snAn. 8 4% she Massahusens Pubt= lateres: kencersh Group thereen fece retcree a meisthed hereto as Eshaths A (nos pubinhedl i l to se Pen wners regweved thma che Nwsles Reg t,sory Commmune The F EM 4 Andysts stotes thas the twistenesks as onwc hat res.a w 4 (%RCp take acaw n to sen=edy e iesed sereus defeciemere in she offwie tecen

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emergency response p'ans for the Pdge m huctes Po.es 5 as.on en consarmoeon of P lgrim Nuclear Generaieng Stasma. Ilnet No 2' 8 Plyrnowth. Massas hwsetis On Febreery 27_1984 I mues; an Innerem NL'R EG.0022. Serviemens No. $ thereendict referecJ to as NL Ml(e-D. rector's Decis.on Under 10 C F R % 2 JW esam.nars a numbee of 0022) NU R LG-0022 evidicated thei che f.s cu.sie=* l a e 1 si aeio j mues ra. sed t>, the Pen mse end densing the rebef,eguested. th re. (ETEst dal not adequately feilett the e*o pateni=*3 wnpediments s.. ox-t specs so those eswes ' llo*eser, ehe Peseironer's concern regardmg uahon losated eviwde the 10-nute 1 PI dameswd abuse 1 hese pacmut ( puient.41 tr.,telenesks so esasu t.cn of the see surr +rd.ng she Pe:gr m empedsments mere edennfied try Dr Thomas Ushan.a.11..d the Ican l tesiiny as noted so be sult under sonudcreia n The Fein.oner was en. Tranwortata.n Insuture ho, at, sonwhene ses the NRC. semdwocJ ehc f v med th ' the NRC P.d formaty '6gwessed the Ieder. I me'senty res c. af ahe i TFs d messed en SURI Gw22 r I l Men ser gas Agens y 0 L M AP so es.l ac she sw.sens.at bonieneths en As es see f orth in the FEM A AnAym. 9 i M % N e s A==J iba f s the are near i%e P.'6fim s*ee **msh sney empede eficsuse esas u.imwi of masser t*y sonsulung..sh De Othemk. resec*.ns tN rs *** aces 8% a } the eiwme esposw<e pmhosy tmergca y Ptannerg Ione si P/s e1MA ,nJ Janumenes deschaped en ressmanse he hl K4 G4802. ead s * ***= h% s has noe rem.n&d m the % R . regvess and a f.n,4 As.v..n en th.* meth she Staic asernies respons*hle for *mpicmenew's n== w'****n rd *s mewr a tw

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3 0022..mped.msnes no esasusins. = cec s erc wit, seud.cd tw the 16oss.e 3 a - e i J.v.n ( umpany, orcrator c( SM Pets'em husker Po** * %4 = a* ead e Ist%t t %10% - a k manegement plan was desenoped en chnwn.,e etw :=onkan kA es. s* r d f.ed en M Rt WM i W A s ledes abi. *Nr swn 'u dash " The inacemi I ks.w.n nsaca %s en.i. res.c..J the Pcos.n. she ~ ~ ~ m ~. - sr ~ d n ~ a ' ~ 22 h - ~ % a s,.a s--,c., s.r en.-... k .e s p -,eim, e, '" ~ e plann.ng and descrm.ned them. as the Pet.seoner h.d sb64ested. poacas 4

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_ h it,rr=, e g. on Route J. d4 sw.t tend s.. cs.s uaison staf!= songessw.n i. no.a.hae punis beyr.nd 00%( t.L SION '*te piume i P/ whish sovid sawse songesi.oes,re Revie ) 41 Route 828 i in pumnvry. the wngle essue seme.n ng af ter sweensc ed my lato m and slowie J es the bgemote its dge Consequently the NRC aff for. t ma.ty reguctied ab' I L'.I 4 resoce ahcse staff.s murs for the P tgr.m l Desn.on en shes master was the caniense of potenn.3 hunknesks i*.,9-lessswe esasemen of the EPZ far she Pelsnm fa.an, ihn no,nce has g I been esananed toy iEM A and is has been foumt ehes the er.84 man t. a - ~ snens asues hase tiern edequaicts addressed t>r the t omnawi c.hh os e-sw. .c e.n..... u. s,s... gg,,,g p,, ,,gg g g,,g g,g, g,,, p%,7 .x.m

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t f os t b'} i Aaord.ngh. the rema.neas sert =.n ce Pet.o.oner's reuwes 8er estam useiTED STATE 5 0F AutR<a pu suant to 18) C I It 4 2 2 a6 es herchs den.cd 43 proseded f.e 60 NUCLE AR REGut ATC4E f COMW155*0N r c r R S 2 2 s,. s,.p, a..s o.s.r...., i.~ d. h. e surc.,, tj for she (9mm.sw>e. es.e. OFF6C[ OF sessPECTsose AseO EnronCtwtat i l Richard C. DeVowns. Owector E nhe d C DeV. ng. Ihrs.i..e l a oni.e..:in roi.a,nd 1nhe cmens i { s Deca.e sees 50-a t 3 es ame ustre,f b So.4, a D4 N et licihesde. \\f o sland. r (10CFR.422043 ib.s bd des of J wne 19114 i f he ettes hm ni. h,s e t=cn r.mcw d Irom sh.. pu%,ta..a hva mas he DU8tt POwtR COwPANY.ee y s n e it...m. 171? Il Mr t-i. % tt' v..und.a s he % k ( IVf% ile= wms s gg,,, g,,,,,,g,,,,,,, % su.mgme f X " 5 l Unne 1 and 2) JWeS.1984 ? 1 Ihe D.restew e4 she OfTace of laspesierm and I nior6s mens dens, av-enavn leicd by i Gosernmens Auowntabihey Propa swi behalf of iN Palmetto Alhavn whods requested anesamtaon ed ark!cpendent Jes+gn ...n structa n and management sudats of Ds,he Pu cr fornesnis sonstsus - teon of the Cata=ba Nuchar $tation. In denyeng she requested reh f the I Derecies hetermen shat the quahty swer nte Prge,rn tsa ( st,etu has { not suffered a ser. s treakdown g i RULis OF PRACTICE: SECTION 2.2e* r1181:n%% l's Ahhough kenwes are not requered ta respond ses avssioim wnd.-e C I R g 2 2a.a the ebence of a formes requeu b, she seas vn.k.1" g C F R.150 Ss(O e4 6 I82 of the Aivms t ncesy Ass. A:n ces ma u r spend se such petations se their een wohnson. l t w '!LLES OF ritACTICE: SECTION 2.206 rt18110%% i.p A request for se servestigatson. parucularly for an en.csvis,si.mi os oi r 4 serest PiRC personnel matters. dnes not fan egusch u.e%n the sin ne $y requeussemeemptaied ey to C I R t 2 2t. ] l0l 6 4* b k e

suisMessaarhom M _E i Cee se 20 9eAC 16t tt9n41 00-8416 enslvdens the awmanard eraffet managevemens, n adegenaec few the Folgewn I i Ist etaf y i Ascordersgly. she rema nong partam of Peinames's request hw masme p g gygyg g gyg g l puesmant to 10 C I R % 2 206 a tevetur eleshed As pre eded tm, 10 98UCLEAR REGtJLATOAV COuusJ,soas 'l C I R 4 2 32.st) a seet of sbo des. tam.41 he ided enh she seerciary for she (e enmewegs rewees OFFSCE OP teeSPCTIO8e Aaso geerOstCtastasi J 8'88*'e C. Deveesne, Onecous R = heed C Dc) owns. Dweoed i g e Pfke ed inspeone and i' I n; ens ement 1 en the usener se Decnet een 50-413 f gg,4,, Dated as Beshewla. Marplead, 410C.Fn.422006 abs Jed 44, ed June 1984 IThe saiahments ha e been ewnneed fr-ens Ns puhh.ai..n t we me, he f' Dust POwEn COtsPAsdY.et at found en the NkC Pettlee Documens R e .ni. 1717 11 %: vert. %W. ICatewho ssacaear sm % asNngton. DC 20$$$ l We 1 25 M A1984 1 he Dneestee of she OfTne of laspeone and I n:orsement den.cs a :=e-l tilaan ided by she Gewernment Atsoontaktet, Procest am hehalf e.f the l Faienetsn Allianse shuh requessed oneustum o'iederendens Jewgn. om-struosun and snanagement audies of Duke Fuoce Corp = anis tenurus-teon 4d the Cataeha Neoclear Statum In denems the vegiacued rehef. ehe Dweder determened that the spoelety asustense pregram hw Cata*ba had not seJIcted a serious tweekdown Rt Ll5 OF FR ACTICE: SECTION 2.2e4 PETITIsph 185 Akk gh teacnwes are nos segeened een sespred s pes.s ems on l t / ; C I R % 2 206 an the etweence of a fermal reap cu by the Last under lu 'e C F R. t 50 5440 of % 182 of the Aksenet 1. sac'g7 Att. latenwes me, se-Y> synnd se sus h petesums as them een wohswin L dF Rl'LIS OF FRACTICE: SECTION 2.206 F118110% 1r i A requess for an anvest gasam. partuuL sty few an anscuigenme ed ese-seenal SRC pernoeinct enetace A does nrie fall wcIn =dhwe the slew of r=guens samsesnplaned t*y 10 C I R 4 2 2% { . i e i 6 'l $ e .}}

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