ML20197C079

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Addl Response to ASLBP 851111 Memorandum Re Statistical Inferences from Comanche Peak Review Team Sampling.Applicant Argument Re App B Totally W/O Merit & Inappropriate for Consideration in Response to Memorandum
ML20197C079
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Site: Comanche Peak  Luminant icon.png
Issue date: 05/06/1986
From: Ellis J
Citizens Association for Sound Energy
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ML20197C088 List:
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CON-#286-130 OL, NUDOCS 8605130229
Download: ML20197C079 (2)


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(Application for an Operating License)

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CASE'S ADDITIONAL RESPONSE TO LICENSING BOARDS' 11/11/85 MEMORANDUM (STATISTICAL INFERENCES FROM CPRT SAMPLING)

CASE (Citizens Association for Sound Energy) Intervenor herein, hereby file,s this, its Additional Response to Licensing Boards' 11/11/85 Memorandum (Statistical Inferences from CPRT Sampling) d/.

It is CASE's belief that NRC regulations are clear and that the requirements of 10 CFR Part 50, Appendix B, constitute an unavoidable requirement which Applicants cannot meet with a substitute inspection plan.

It is CASE's position that Applicants' entire argument regarding Appendix B as contained in their pleadings in response to the Board's 11/11/85 Memorandum are totally without merit and are inappropriate for consideration in response to the Boards' 11/11/85 Memorandum; we therefore are not attempting to address this matter in this pleading. The argument regarding Appendix B is an entirely dif ferent question and one which goes to the very fl/ CASE sought, and was granted by the Licensing Board Chairman, additional time in which to file this response; neither Applicants nor NRC Staf f had any objections. CASE previously filed its initial Response to Board Memorandum (Statistical Inferences from CPRT Sam 911ng) on February 3, 1986. In addition, CASE has flied other ple adings which are referenced herein which have applicability to this matter.

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heart of the entire case. If the Board feels that briefs are needed from the parties to address this issue (if the Board believes there is indeed an issue at all), we ask that it so advise the parties and allow the opportunity to fully address this particular matter in separate pleadings.

CASE's response herein is contained in the attached Af fidavits of CASE Witnesses Jack Doyle and Mark Walsh. Their content is, we believe, self-explanatory, and their overall purposes are set forth in the first paragraph of Mr. Doyle's affidavit and the first two paragraphs of Mr. Walsh's affidavit; we will therefore not repeat them here, but incorporate their affidavits and attachments herein by reference. We have at times utilized this procedure in the past and trust that this is satisfactory in this instance.

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pkhrs.)JuanitaEllis, President CASE (Citizens Association for Sound Energy) 1426 S. Polk Dallas, Texas 75224 214/946-9446 Co-Counsel for CASE 2

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