ML20235H617

Informs That Parties Met in Boston,Ma on 870921 to Discuss Matters Raised in 870917 Telcon Re Offsite Emergency Planning.Designation of Lead Intervenor Will Be Provided No Later than 871005

ML20235H617
Person / Time
Site:	Seabrook
Issue date:	09/23/1987
From:	Sherwin Turk NRC OFFICE OF THE GENERAL COUNSEL (OGC)
To:	Harbour J, Linenberger G, Smith I Atomic Safety and Licensing Board Panel
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CON-#487-4494 OL, NUDOCS 8710010112
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'87 SEP 28 41:15 September 23, 1987 M i 'l .

Ivan Smith, Esq. , Chairman Gustave A. Linenberger, Jr.

Administrative Judge Administrative Judge Atomic Safety and Licensing Board Atomic Safety and Licensing Board U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Washington, DC 20555 Washington, DC 20555 Dr. Jerry Harbour Administrative Judge Atomic Safety and Licensing Board U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Washington, DC 20555 in the Matter of PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY OF NEW HAMPSHIRE, ET AL.

(Seabrook Station, Units 1 and 2)

Docket Nos. 50-443, 50-444 Off-Site Emergency Planning - 0 L-

Dear Adm!nistrative Judges:

This is to inform you that the parties met in Boston on Monday, September 71, to discuss the matters raised in the telephone conference call of September 17, 1987. The parties engaged in extensive discussions, and believe that they have made a good faith effort to agree upon the subject '

matter categories and order of presentation of evidence at the forthcoming hearings. Accordingly, the parties have requested that I report the results of these conversations as follows.

1. The parties have largely adopted the subject matter categories proposed by the Licensing Board, with certain limited exceptions, as set forth in the Attachment hereto.1/ Under each of these subject matter headings, the parties have grouped the various pieces of testimony that were prefiled l on September 11, 1987, in making these designations, the parties attempted i to assign each piece of testimony to the subject matter heading to which it ,

most closely related, recognizing that many of the issues are interrelated and 1 that some pieces of testimony are not readily divisible into separate 1/ Two of the Licensing Board's categories, " Transportation Availabliity" and " Emergency Support Services" are now grouped together in one  !

category; and the Boara's " Miscellaneous" category has been renamed

" Letters of Agreement".

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y categories, in particular, some interveners were concerned that the testimony related to population and human behavior issues, which appears under the heading of " Evacuation Time Estimates", is also relevant to such issues as " Shelter", " Response Personnel Adequacy", and " Reception Centers". Accordingly, the parties agreed that the inclusion of a piece of testimony in any particular subject matter category should not preclude consideration of that testimony in connection with other subject matter categories to which it may relate.

2. The parties agreed that the issues should be heard in the order set forth in the Attachment, except to the extent necessary to accommodate any problems of. witness availability that may arise in the course of the hearings.

In this regard, it should be noted that the parties only discussed the grouping of testimony into categories and the order in which the categories will be presented; no attempt was made to determine the order in which the various pieces of testimony will be presented within each particular category.

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3. The interveners plan to designate lead interveners for each subject matter category, and will advise the Board of these designations as soon as possible; such designation will be provided, in any event, no later than the commencement of hearings on October 5,1987.

Sincerely, 6

Sherwin E. Turk Counsel for NRC Staff cc: Service List I

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? ATTACHMENT  :

E Seabrook ' OL Proceeding Hearing issue Categories

'1. Letters of Agreement Applicants .. LOA

-FEMA (SAPL 15) 2.- Response Personnel Adequacy Appilcants No. 3 FEMA (NHLP-2; SAPL 8 6 8A; TOK-1; TOH-Vl; TOHF-2; TOSH-8)

NECNP Earl TOH Demarco Pennington Janetos SAPL Shivir.

Brelseth Christie Mitchell MacDonald Ingram

3. Transportation Availability & Emergency Support Services l

App!! cants No. 2 FEMA . (NHLP-6; SAPL 18 & 25; TOH-IV; TOSH-3 6 8; TOK-6)

TOH Hutchison TOH/SAPL Trahin SAPL Barrows

4. Reception Centers Applicants No. Il FEMA (SAPL 7 6 33)

SAPL Herzberg

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'. S . Evacuation Time Estimates Appilcants No.7 NRC Staff Urbanik Mass AG High, et al.

. Adler Ceder Luloff Ziegler TOA Lord

-TOH Demarco, et al.

Pennington, et al.

6. Shelter Applicants No. 6 FEMA (RERP-8; SAPL-16; TOH-Vill)

Mass AG Sholly, et al.

Goble, et al.

7. Notification / Communication Applicants No.5 <

FEMA (NHLP-4; TOHF-4)

NECNP Compton Harkins

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