ML20198F550
| ML20198F550 | |
| Person / Time | |
|---|---|
| Site: | Washington Public Power Supply System |
| Issue date: | 02/28/1974 |
| From: | Soffer L US ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION (AEC) |
| To: | Harold Denton US ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION (AEC) |
| References | |
| CON-WNP-0953, CON-WNP-953 NUDOCS 8605290001 | |
| Download: ML20198F550 (3) | |
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FEB 0 31974 Harold R. Denton, Assiatant Director for Site Safety, L Thru: Brian Grimes, Chief, Accident Analysis Branch, L AAB TRIP REPORT - WPPSS NO.1 SITE A visit was made on January 30, 1974 to the site of the Washington Public Power Supply System's (WPPSS) Washington Nuclear Plant No.1 (WNP-1), as well as to the site of its possible relocation. Staff questions on the PSAR had been discussed in a previous meeting with the applicant in Dethesda, Md. on December 18-19, 1973.
My primary objectives in touring the sites were to obtain a general view of the site areas, as well as to observe pertinent river and highway traffic. I toured the site by auto and on foot during the morning and most of the af ternoon, accompanied by the applicants representative, R. Chitwood. I approached within a mile of the Cable Mountain explosives storage area, but did not enter the area itself. The nearest explosives storage facility was observed to be about 5 niles from the site of WP-1 and even further to the possible relocation near Hanford 2.
Ua then drove to the Vernita toll bridge where State Route 240 crosses the Columbia River about 9 miles upstream of the WP-1 site. I observed traffic on the river (none), on the l
highway (light), and at the rest stop by the bridge (none).
We next drove to the site of the possible relocation of WP-1.
This location is about 2500 feet from the containment of Hanford 2, now under construction, and about 3 1/2 miles from the Columbia River. The nearest residents live just acrous the river.
My tour ended at about 4:30 PM at a barge landing on the river about 2 to 3 miles north of the city of Richland. I was informed that heavy equipment for Hanford 2 had been carried by barge up the Columbia River, and had been trucked to the site from this point. It is anticipated that heavy equipennt for WNP-1, at the original or relocated site, would be handled the same way.
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,7 FliCWSURE 1 WPPSS SITE VIBIT ON JA.NUARY 30, 1974 LIST OF ATIENDEES LCCKEI h0. 50-460 Atomic Energy Comissica Waterways Ex?eriment Station, U.S. Anny Corps of Engineers A. Schwencer-T. Cox
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L. Heller R. Mcoblien S. Coplan L. Soffer UEGC G. Thornes Washington Public Power Supply System (WPPSS)_
J. Foremny
- J. Slotterback
- L. Humphreys G. Valentenyi D. Renberger A. Hosler D. Tillscn Weston Geophysical R. Chituced
- ll. Stivers T. Turcotte
- J. Thomas T. Sexton
- S. Schwartz Shannen 5 Wilsen Washington State University Dr. R. Miller
- H. Draebert Dr. J. Crosby J. Novak University of Washington FUGRO, Inc.
Dr. H. Coombs E. Danehy USGS R. Morris W. Mickey l
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