ML20236L724

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Motion for Reopening of Hearing to Place Data in Record & Provide Opportunity for cross-examination of Witnesses on Subjs Raised in Documents
ML20236L724
Person / Time
Site: Diablo Canyon Pacific Gas & Electric icon.png
Issue date: 10/16/1970
From: Eissler F
SCENIC SHORELINE PRESERVATION CONFERENCE, INC.
To:
US ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION (AEC)
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References
FOIA-87-214 NUDOCS 8708100338
Download: ML20236L724 (3)


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, i UNITED STATES OF AMERICA --

ATOMIC ENF.RGY COMMISSION 1

In the Matter of ) i

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PACIPIC GAS & ELECTRIC COMPANY ) Docket No. 50-32, j

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(Diablo Canyon Unit 2) )

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MOTION FOR REOPENING O? HEAT 1ING TO PLACS DATA IN THE RECORD OF l THE DIABLO P30CEEDINGS (1) In "AEC Regulatory Staff Reply to ' Supplemental Statement by Ralph Vrana Concernin6 Testimony of the August 7,1970 Hearing i Before the AEC Board in San Luis Obispo, California 8 and 'neply to the September 4,1970 Statement of Mr. Philip Crane, of PG&E  ;

by Ralph Vrana,'" Staff Counsel asserts that " Conference's 'Supplemen-tal statement,' ' Exhibits' and ' Reply' are clearly in the nature of proffered testimony which should not be included as part of the  !

evidentiary record in this proceeding since the evidentiary record has been closed. If construed as a motion to reopen the record, the AEC regulatory staff (staff) believes that the motion should be 4 denied since the Conference had an adequate opportunity at the l

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reopened hearing to present its case on the matters in issue."

(2) Conference participated in the reopened hearing under protest I on grounds partly that adequate opportunity was not afforded for preparation of Jts testimony. In view of comments by staff above and the necescity of a compete record as the basis for a wise decision affecting the public health, safety, and welfare, Conference )

applies in this motion for a reopened hearing to place these documents in the record and provide the opportunity for cross-examination of l

witnesses on the subjects raised in these documents. .

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This action is proposed only if a reopened hearing is legally ^'

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necessary to place this and subsequent material (See 3 below) on record so that the data are available for review by the Board.

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.2-(3) Also to be covered by this motion are any drrca in Sc:nic Shoreline's submission of September 16 1970 encloced 1:it'. i^ i s motion.

(4) Dr. Jahns has mentioned in his i;estitiony and Pacific repeats (Supplemental Proposed Findings of fact and Conclusions of Law l Submitted by Pacific Gas and Electric Company, September 4,1970, p.6) that " detailed reconnaissance of the entire area was made."

The term " detailed reconnaissance" seems self-contradictory. In j any case, Scenic Shoreline has already requested these studies  ;

I and maps and would like nou to repeat this reque.st, These maps should be publicly available as a basis of cross-examination at a reopened hearing. We requst that your Board require Pacific to l 1

produce these documents.

(5) Scert Shoreline wishes it to be understood that the request .

for a reopened hearing on this restr'cted

. subject area above should not be interpreted as a waiver of our standing request for a full i hearing on the various issues we listed at the lose Board hearing, We wish to reinstate our request for a hearing on those issues as well.

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}rederick Eissler

~ cot President Scenic Shoreline Preservation Conference, Inc.

Dated at Santa Barbara, California this 16 day of October, 1970

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