ML19261A684

Requests Waiver of double-spacing Requirement for Filed Documents Because of Added Expense.Assures That Documents Will Be Legible.W/Encl Certificate of Svc

ML19261A684
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Site:	Columbia
Issue date:	01/10/1979
From:	Garrett S HANFORD CONVERSION PROJECT
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U;iITED STr.TES OF r _E1ICA g I!U G J~. EEGULATChZ C0 ailbSIO5 EEF0EE THE r.T01..IC SnF..TY e.2 oICE..cI.iG c0 rid In the Matter of )

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) hbUIhi i.iT ClPPSS Nuclear Project No. 2) ) FOR FILI.iG OF LOCUmTS Petitioners Creg Darby and Susan Garrett, on their own behalf and on behalf of the Hanford Conversion Project, request a wai-ver by this Board of that part of 10 CFR 2.708(b) which resuires double-spacing of filed documents, for the following reasons:

1. Double-spacing doubles our duplicatirg costs. 7.e do not have access to in-house xerox machines, and must pay commer-cial fees, the cumulative effects of which are substantial.

Reproduction costs for filings, even at this early stage, have been over 350.00, involving over 800 pages.

2. Double-spacing doubles our mailing costs. The mailire list now includes at minimum eight parties.

3. Double-spacing doubles the bulk of filings.

4. Funds spent now on copying and mailing are unavaila' ole at time of hearing to pay witness and subpoena expenses, ..hich will be substantial for us, since Richland is in a relatively remote area of the Northwest. A lack of funds at that time may possibly deny the Bocrd information important to its determina-tions.

5. Intervenors assure the Eocrd that the primary o'cj ective of legibility will be met at all times.

Petitioners will construe lack of affirmative res,conse to this request as assent.

Respectfully su'cmitted, (AbbA , (d5b Su san w. Garrett, cro sft, anc on behalf of the Hanford C .s sion Project and Creg L- ',\

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?!UCLEAR EEGULj2Cd CO..!.albLIaii EEFORE THE AT0r.:IC SiFr.T? /aL oICi AIau 202.12; Copies of the attcched document (s) have been served on the followirg parties by deposit in the United States mail this

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v Elizcbeth S. Eowers, Esq. Jr. Ilicholas L. Lewis, Chairman Atomic Safety and Licensing Energy Facility Site ivaluation Board Panel Council U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Cc=m. E20 East Fifth Ave.

7tashington, D.C. 20555 Olympia, Jiashington 98c04 Dr. Richard F. Cole Richard q. O.uigley, Esq.

Atomic Safety and Licensing Viashington Public Po..er Supply Board Panel System U.S. Nuclear Rugulatory Cc=m. Post Office Eox 962

'ilashington, D.C. 20555 Richland, 'llashington 99352 Mr. Ernest E. Hill Mr. Chcse E. Stephens Lawrence Livermore Laboratory Locketing and Service Section Univ. of California U.S. Nucle ar hegulatory Cons.

PO Box E08, L-123 ?lashington, D.C. 20565 Livermore, Ca. 94550

'itilliam D. Paton' Esu. -

Office of the Executive Agg Legal Director // #2N U.S. Nuclear hegulatory Cc=m.

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Micholas S. heynolds) Esq.

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