ML19224B786: Difference between revisions

From kanterella
Jump to navigation Jump to search
(Created page by program invented by StriderTol)
(Created page by program invented by StriderTol)
Line 16: Line 16:


=Text=
=Text=
{{#Wiki_filter:'.(NEW YORK STATE ELECTRIC & G AS CORPORATION B I N G H A M T O N, NLW iORK 13902 June 15, 1979 NYNRC - E041 File No. T3.2P Response Requested Mr. Harold Denton, Director Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation Nuclear Regulatory Commission Washington, D.C.
{{#Wiki_filter:'
.
(
NEW YORK STATE ELECTRIC & G AS CORPORATION B I N G H A M T O N, NLW iORK 13902 June 15, 1979 NYNRC - E041 File No. T3.2P Response Requested Mr. Harold Denton, Director Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation Nuclear Regulatory Commission Washington, D.C.


==SUBJECT:==
==SUBJECT:==
Line 25: Line 28:
As a result of the NRC meeting with several utilities on June 13, and separate discussions with you and members of the staff, it is our understanding that the environmental review will be continued generally consistent with the schedule proposed to the Joint Hearing Board which calls for a DES in April of 1980.
As a result of the NRC meeting with several utilities on June 13, and separate discussions with you and members of the staff, it is our understanding that the environmental review will be continued generally consistent with the schedule proposed to the Joint Hearing Board which calls for a DES in April of 1980.
We also understand that, because of your current resource shortage and the priority of other applications, there will be no safety review of our project until January, 1980.
We also understand that, because of your current resource shortage and the priority of other applications, there will be no safety review of our project until January, 1980.
While we recognize the factors that have led you to make these changes to the original review schedules, we believe that the special geological aspects of the New Haven site require a continuation of the NRC review effort.
While we recognize the factors that have led you to make these changes to the original review schedules, we believe that the special geological aspects of the New Haven site require a continuation of the NRC review effort. The geological feature discovered near New Haven have been identified and discussed in our application. NRC review questions currently received have asked to relate this feature to those identified at the Nine Mile Point 2 site. If the staff intends to continue the review of the Nine Mile Point 2 fault issue, we believe it is necessary to also review the geology information provided on the New Haven appli-cation.                                 4' / p 4 00 sa t) 1
The geological feature discovered near New Haven have been identified and discussed in our application.
                                    ,7 79062202 p    ,
NRC review questions currently received have asked to relate this feature to those identified at the Nine Mile Point 2 site.
a
If the staff intends to continue the review of the Nine Mile Point 2 fault issue, we believe it is necessary to also review the geology information provided on the New Haven appli-cation.4' / p 4 00 sa t)1 7906220 p 2 ,7 , a~  
                                      ~
, ,-2-We would appreciate it if we could continue to use Mr.
 
R.Capra as a point of contact for specific issues or questions which we may have.
  ,
We are aware of his temporary additional duties, and we do not expect to unduly burden him with our re-quests, but we have established a very good working relationship with Mr. Capra and believe this will be important to the continuity of the review process during this disruption and in the future.
,
Very truly yours,-.sa_-dl', A.E.Kintigh Vice President-Generation AEK/mjp.9}}
We would appreciate it if we could continue to use Mr.
R. Capra as a point of contact for specific issues or questions which we may have. We are aware of his temporary additional duties, and we do not expect to unduly burden him with our re-quests, but we have established a very good working relationship with Mr. Capra and believe this will be important to the continuity of the review process during this disruption and in the future.
Very truly yours,
                                            -           .
sa_-
                                              ,
dl' A. E. Kintigh Vice President-Generation AEK/mjp
                                          .
9}}

Revision as of 11:59, 19 October 2019

Requests That Environ Review Not Be Delayed Due to Special Geological Aspects of Site.Also Requests to Continue Use of R Capra as Contact Point W/Nrc
ML19224B786
Person / Time
Site: New Haven
Issue date: 06/15/1979
From: Kintigh A
NEW YORK STATE ELECTRIC & GAS CORP.
To: Harold Denton
Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation
References
NYNRC-E041, NYNRC-E41, NUDOCS 7906220342
Download: ML19224B786 (2)


Text

'

.

(

NEW YORK STATE ELECTRIC & G AS CORPORATION B I N G H A M T O N, NLW iORK 13902 June 15, 1979 NYNRC - E041 File No. T3.2P Response Requested Mr. Harold Denton, Director Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation Nuclear Regulatory Commission Washington, D.C.

SUBJECT:

New Haven 1 and 2 Docket No. STN50-596 and STN50-597 Review Schedules

Dear Mr. Denton:

As a result of the NRC meeting with several utilities on June 13, and separate discussions with you and members of the staff, it is our understanding that the environmental review will be continued generally consistent with the schedule proposed to the Joint Hearing Board which calls for a DES in April of 1980.

We also understand that, because of your current resource shortage and the priority of other applications, there will be no safety review of our project until January, 1980.

While we recognize the factors that have led you to make these changes to the original review schedules, we believe that the special geological aspects of the New Haven site require a continuation of the NRC review effort. The geological feature discovered near New Haven have been identified and discussed in our application. NRC review questions currently received have asked to relate this feature to those identified at the Nine Mile Point 2 site. If the staff intends to continue the review of the Nine Mile Point 2 fault issue, we believe it is necessary to also review the geology information provided on the New Haven appli-cation. 4' / p 4 00 sa t) 1

,7 79062202 p ,

a

~

,

,

We would appreciate it if we could continue to use Mr.

R. Capra as a point of contact for specific issues or questions which we may have. We are aware of his temporary additional duties, and we do not expect to unduly burden him with our re-quests, but we have established a very good working relationship with Mr. Capra and believe this will be important to the continuity of the review process during this disruption and in the future.

Very truly yours,

- .

sa_-

,

dl' A. E. Kintigh Vice President-Generation AEK/mjp

.

9