ML20215E128

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Applicant Motion for Summary Disposition of Town of Kensington Revised Contention 6.*
ML20215E128
Person / Time
Site: Seabrook  NextEra Energy icon.png
Issue date: 06/11/1987
From: Dignan T
PUBLIC SERVICE CO. OF NEW HAMPSHIRE, ROPES & GRAY
To:
Atomic Safety and Licensing Board Panel
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ML20215D921 List:
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OL, NUDOCS 8706190263
Download: ML20215E128 (4)


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3 APPLICANTS' MOTION FOR

SUMMARY

DISPOSITION OF TOWN OF KENSINGTON REVISED CONTENTION No. 6 Pursuant to 10 CFR $ 2.749, on.the basis of the facts j

set forth in the Affidavit of Richard H.

Strome (TOK 6), and-for the reasons set forth below, Applicants move the Board to enter an order granting summary disposition in favor of the Applicants with respect to Town of Kensington-(TOK)

Revised. Contention No.

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REASONS FOR GRANTING THE MOTION l

TOK Revised Contention No. 6 reads as follows:

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i The NHRERP, Revision 2 for "TOK" does not provide adequate arrangements for effectively using assistance and resources as required by 10 CFR 50.47(b)(3) because there are not appropriate j

letters of agreement to identify support

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organizations or other facilities which are to j

provide assistance.

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l As set forth in the Affidavit of Richard H. Strome (TOK

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1 Revised Contention 6), the State of New Hampshire is confident that all requirements for transportion resources l

can be met.

Affidavit 1 3.

The numbers of buses, j

i ambulances, and drivers which will be available are well in excess of any foreseeable needs.

See Affidavit 1 4-8.

Further, the State Department of Transportation has adequate backup resources to plow the snow in the Town of South i

I Hampton, should Midway Excavators fail to perform this J

function during a radiological emergency at Seabrook.

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Affidavit 2.

By their attorneys, Y

Thomas G.

Dignan, Jr.

George H.

Lewald Kathryn A.

Selleck Deborah S.

Steenland Ropes & Gray 225 Franklin Street Boston, MA 02110 (617) 423-6100 g,

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STATEMENT OF MATERIAL-FACTS NOT IN DISPUTE l'.

Should, Midway Excavators fail to perform.then functions of snow ~ removal,-.the' State DepartmentLof Transportation has~ adequate back-up resources to'plo'w the snow in the Town of Kensington.

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The. State of.New: Hampshire is confident that all-l requirements for transportation resources _can be: met. :See I

The RegionaleAssistance Committee (RAC) Evaluation of. State.

1 Response in:NHRERP,;. Revision 2 (8/86, p. 74-b of;134).

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In NHRERP Volume 4, Appendix I the-totals 1of 574

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buses and 510 drivers are accurate.andLconsistent with the.

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numbers committed to in'the letters of. agreement. LOnlyfa.

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total of 515 buses and drivers are actually needed.

-A letter of agreement has been executed with Local 633 of the Teamsters whereby they agree to provide a'back-up: pool of up to 1,500 drivers.

Letters of agreement with owners are

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being obtained permitting the mobilization of these: drivers i

by the union 4.

As of June 3, 1987 Letters of Agreement with several i

i private trucking companics making available. a L total sof 53 Teamster employees to the emergency. driver pool have been obtained.

An effort to execute similar agreements with i

additional companies is ongoing.

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Volume 5 of the New Hampshire RERP contains letters of agreement with bus and ambulance' companies, Teamsters l -

1 Local No. 633 of New Hampshire, and individual j

transportation providers.

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The availability of adequate EMS or ambulance i

service is sufficient to respond to all New Hampshire EPZ needs.

Volume 5 contains letters of agreement which make j

i available 39 ambulances.

This is in excess of the total vehicle needs for New Hampshire of 36 ambulances, as listed in the IFO Resource Coordinator's procedure - Volume 4, Section 18, Attachment 18B,

(" Local Transportation Worksheets".

A list of ambulance providers and number of ambulances is also provided in Volume 4, Appendix I (Section 2).

Section 3 to Appendix I summarizes transportation resource requirements with respect to the individual towns.