ML20234F310

Discusses 630715 Telcon W/Reynolds of Representative Dh Clausen Ofc Re Schedule of Bodega Bay Hearing & Doi Geological Rept.Util Requested That Hearing Not Be Scheduled Unitl Rept Received

ML20234F310
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Site:	05000000, Bodega Bay
Issue date:	07/16/1963
From:	Case E US ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION (AEC)
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Te Edson G. Case, Assistant Director for Facilities Licensing, DL4R

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On July 15, 1963, I received a telephone call from a l

Mr. Reynolds who identified himself as sa assistaat to i

Representative Don H. Clausen of California. He asked l

ubether the Bodega Bay hearing had been scheduled and J

whether we had received the geological report free the Department of Interior.

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l I infereed his that we had met received the geological report and that PG4E had regnested tlat the bearing met be scheduled util the report had been received.

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1 indicated that there was a distinct possibility that the geological report weald met cantain definitive conclusions,- since discussions with' the Survey people involved in the investigations' indicated that they did not believe that firm conc 1msions could be reached antil the site had been excavated to bedrock. I told yy him that PG4E had indicated that they weald reach this

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point around the first of September. He observed that a -

ander these circumstances ad the 30-day notice reqaire.

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be held in early September as he had been provisasty

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He seemed to be satisfied and thanked me for the informaties.

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BODEGA BAY On July 15, 1963, I received a telephone call from a Mr. Reynolds who identified himself as an assistant to i

Representative Don H. Clausen of California. He asked whether the Bodega Bay hearing had been scheduled and whether we had received the' geological report from the Department of Interior.

I informed him that we had not receivephe geological

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report and that PG6E had requested that the hearing

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not be scheduled until the report had been received.

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I indicated that there was a distinct possibility that

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the geological report would not contain definitive conclusions, since' discussions with the Survey people j

involved in the investigations indicated that they did -

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not believe that firm conclusions could be rcached i

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until the site had been excavated to bedrock.

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@Y' him that PGGE. had indicated that they would. reach this j

point around the first of September. He observed that 1

under these circumstances and the 30-day notice require-ment for a hearing that the hearing probably would not

. Q~ Q be held in early September as he had been previously i

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informed (by persons unknown to me).

1 He seemed to be satisfied and thanked me for the information.

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