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:: PETITION SEEKING ISSUANCE OF AN ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE REQUEST TO STAY LICENSING Alfred C. Coleman, Jr. and Eleanor G. Coleman (husband and wife) hereby petition the Nuclear Regulatory Comnission seeking Issuance of an Order to Show Cause and Request a Stay of Licensing of Salem Nuclear Generating Stati.on Unit No. 2, without counsel (pro-se).
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                                                                    %     T In the Matter of                 a PUBLIC SERVICE iTECTRIC &         :       Docket No. 30-311 GAS COMPANY                         Proposed Issuance
:      of Operating (Salem huclear Generating                 License CPPR-53 Station, Unit No. 2)             :
PETITION SEEKING ISSUANCE OF AN ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE REQUEST TO STAY LICENSING Alfred C. Coleman, Jr. and Eleanor G. Coleman (husband and wife) hereby petition the Nuclear Regulatory Comnission seeking Issuance of an Order to Show Cause and Request a Stay of Licensing of Salem Nuclear Generating Stati.on Unit No. 2, without counsel (pro-se).
The atthority for this request is granted by the Atomic Energy Act of 1954, as amended (the Act) and the regulations in Title 10 Code of Federal Regulations, Part 2.202 Order to Show Cause and Part 2.206 Request for Action.
The atthority for this request is granted by the Atomic Energy Act of 1954, as amended (the Act) and the regulations in Title 10 Code of Federal Regulations, Part 2.202 Order to Show Cause and Part 2.206 Request for Action.
Primary cause for this belated request is the fact that substantive information, in our opinion conclusive evidence, has just como to our attention in the Local Public Document Room.
Primary cause for this belated request is the fact that substantive information, in our opinion conclusive evidence, has just como to our attention in the Local Public Document Room.
All documents retained in the NRC Public Document Room in Washington, D. C, are not necessarily forwarded to the Salem
All documents retained in the NRC Public Document Room in Washington, D. C, are not necessarily forwarded to the Salem 1015 113 79   260         g;,
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(...City Library (LPDR) and are not readily available to the general public.Those documents forwarded to our LPDR are not necessarily timely because of backlog in the NRC file room.
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Therefore, we are not privileged to hearing transcripts, affidavits, annual reports, rate hearings, and similar documents because many are costly and the majority of the public are not even aware some of these documents are available, eventually, at the library.
City Library (LPDR) and are not readily available to the general public. Those documents forwarded to our LPDR are not necessarily timely because of backlog in the NRC file room. Therefore, we are not privileged to hearing transcripts, affidavits, annual reports, rate hearings, and similar documents because many are costly and the majority of the public are not even aware some of these documents are available, eventually, at the library.     If Salem was not a designated Public Document Room, we would never have seen the transcript on the Hearing held on June 14, 1979 in Washington before the Nuclear Regulatory Commission regarding licensing Salem Unit No. 2. This document was received in the library within the last two or three weeks.
If Salem was not a designated Public Document Room, we would never have seen the transcript on the Hearing held on June 14, 1979 in Washington before the Nuclear Regulatory Commission regarding licensing Salem Unit No. 2.
Research of additional documents avail-able in the LPDR has taken considerable time. A partial listing of reference documents are attached.
This document was received in the library within the last two or three weeks.
Research of additional documents avail-
, able in the LPDR has taken considerable time.
A partial listing of reference documents are attached.
Additionally, we have been involved as intervenors in Docket No. 50-272 Proposed Issuance of Amendment to Facility Operating License No. DPR-70, proposed expansion of spent fuel pool at Salem Unit No. 1 ad intervenors in Docket No. 786-253 Atlantic Electric Company Phase II Rate Increase Request.
Additionally, we have been involved as intervenors in Docket No. 50-272 Proposed Issuance of Amendment to Facility Operating License No. DPR-70, proposed expansion of spent fuel pool at Salem Unit No. 1 ad intervenors in Docket No. 786-253 Atlantic Electric Company Phase II Rate Increase Request.
Our particular concern of relevance in this proceeding is NEED, ECONOMICS (cost / benefit analysis), and potential health, safety and environmental problems associated with storage and possible release of radioactive waste products contained in spent fuel rods stored at a multi-nuclear complex.
Our particular concern of relevance in this proceeding is NEED, ECONOMICS (cost / benefit analysis), and potential health, safety and environmental problems associated with storage and possible release of radioactive waste products contained in spent fuel rods stored at a multi-nuclear complex.
It is our belief that there is no other means of bringing these matters to the Commission's attention for investigation. 1015 114.
It is our belief that there is no other means of bringing these matters to the Commission's attention for investigation.
.s?,..The licensee has made its case and alleged justificatbn for licensing Sahm Unit No. 2 and, therefore, the record and filed documents shculd stand on their own merits for the Licensee and for the sake of this petition precludes the taking of additional testimony and affidavits from the licensee.
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CONTENTIONS 1.The Nuclear Regulatory Commission has failed to act on information already known to it regarding projected needs for the PJM Grid.The actual assumptions used, calculations performed and results obtained to justify licensing Salem Unit No. 2 are ambiguous and inadequate.
 
2.The Nuclear Regulatory Commission has failed t' act on information already known to it regarding projected plant capacity, maintenance, and operating costs for similar facilities (cost / benefit analysis).
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3 The Nuclear Regulatory Commission has failed to act on information already known to it regarding unresolved safety issues."Public safety is the first, last and a permanent consideration in any decision on the issuance of a construction permit or a license to operate a nuclear facility." Power Reactor Development Corp.
The licensee has made its case and alleged justificatbn for licensing Sahm Unit No. 2 and, therefore, the record and filed documents shculd stand on their own merits for the Licensee and for the sake of this petition precludes the taking of additional testimony and affidavits from the licensee.
International Union of Electrical Radio and Machine Workers, v.367 U.S. 396, 402, 81 s. Ct 1529, 1532 (1961).
CONTENTIONS
4.The NRC has failed to consider the outstanding ajudicatory hearing on Salem Unit No. 1 with regard to expansion of the spent fuel pool, as it pertains to expansion at Salem Unit No. 2 located at a multi-nuclear complex. , 1015 115.
: 1. The Nuclear Regulatory Commission has failed to act on information already known to it regarding projected needs for the PJM Grid. The actual assumptions used, calculations performed and results obtained to justify licensing Salem Unit No. 2 are ambiguous and inadequate.
r..5 The Nuclear Regulatory Commission has failed to require an " independent" and separate " fire protection" water backup system for Salem Unit No. 2.
: 2. The Nuclear Regulatory Commission has failed t' act on information already known to it regarding projected plant capacity, maintenance, and operating costs for similar facilities (cost / benefit analysis).
6.The recommendations from the NRC Task Force contains 23 recommendations for administrative and design changes to Salem Unit No. 2, proposed requirements arising from " lessons-learned" study of accident at TMI.
3   The Nuclear Regulatory Commission has failed to act on information already known to it regarding unresolved safety issues.
These should be completed prior to licensing and commercial start-up as well as additional corrective action on potential defects.
        "Public safety is the first, last and a permanent consideration in any decision on the issuance of a construction permit or a license to operate a nuclear facility."       Power Reactor Development Corp.
7.The NRC has failed to consider the " menu for disaster" track record of Salem Unit No. 1 as it relates to known shutdowns and power reductions (forced) for the following reasons; A.Equipment Failure B.Maintenance or Test C.Refueling D.Regulatory Restriction E.Operator Training and License Examination F.Administrative G.Operational Error H.Other as it affects the performance of Salem Unit No. 2.
: v. International Union of Electrical Radio and Machine Workers, 367 U.S. 396, 402, 81 s. Ct 1529, 1532 (1961).
Additionally the NRC has failed to recommend changes to Salem Unit No. 2 as a result of " Lessons Learned" at Salem Unit No. 1 mentioned operating status and " Reportable Occurrences" as filed in License Event Reports (LER's) since fuel loading 1976 to date.
: 4. The NRC has failed to consider the outstanding ajudicatory hearing on Salem Unit No. 1 with regard to expansion of the spent fuel pool, as it pertains to expansion at Salem Unit No. 2 located at a multi-nuclear complex.
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r 5   The Nuclear Regulatory Commission has failed to require an " independent" and separate " fire protection" water backup system for Salem Unit No. 2.
: 6. The recommendations from the NRC Task Force contains 23 recommendations for administrative and design changes to Salem Unit No. 2, proposed requirements arising from " lessons-learned" study of accident at TMI. These should be completed prior to licensing and commercial start-up as well as additional corrective action on potential defects.
: 7. The NRC has failed to consider the " menu for disaster" track record of Salem Unit No. 1 as it relates to known shutdowns and power reductions (forced) for the following reasons; A. Equipment Failure B. Maintenance or Test C. Refueling D. Regulatory Restriction E. Operator Training and License Examination F. Administrative G. Operational Error H. Other as it affects the performance of Salem Unit No. 2. Additionally the NRC has failed to recommend changes to Salem Unit No. 2 as a result of " Lessons Learned" at Salem Unit No. 1 mentioned operating status and " Reportable Occurrences" as filed in License Event Reports (LER's) since fuel loading 1976 to date.
This corrective action as a result of " Lessons Learned" from Salem Unit No. 1 should be completed prior to licensing and commercial startup of Salem Unit No. 2.
This corrective action as a result of " Lessons Learned" from Salem Unit No. 1 should be completed prior to licensing and commercial startup of Salem Unit No. 2.
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..r-., RELIEF REQUESTED The Licensee should be notified as follows:
 
1.They should be required to suspend testing operations.
  - ..r RELIEF REQUESTED The Licensee should be notified as follows:
2.They should be required to postpone operations for 3-5 years, at which time a license application will be reviewed by the Commission.
: 1. They should be required to suspend testing operations.
This request for adjudicatory hearing is i:o be limited to known facts in the NRC's possession and related to the issues raised.Our intent is to prove to the Commission there is cause for reasonable doubt as to the immediate need for generating capacity from Salem Unit No. 2 and reasonable cause for delay to backfit, retrofit or upgrade to current technology and mechanical soundness, without any detrimental effects to the ratepayers or the PJM Grid electric generation needs.
: 2. They should be required to postpone operations for 3-5 years, at which time a license application will be reviewed by the Commission.
This request for adjudicatory hearing is i:o be limited to known facts in the NRC's possession and related to the issues raised. Our intent is to prove to the Commission there is cause for reasonable doubt as to the immediate need for generating capacity from Salem Unit No. 2 and reasonable cause for delay to backfit, retrofit or upgrade to current technology and mechanical soundness, without any detrimental effects to the ratepayers or the PJM Grid electric generation needs.
We respectfully request the Commission admit us as intervenors, direct that evidence be taken on the above contentions and hold a public hearing in the County of Salem, New Jersey, City of Salem.
We respectfully request the Commission admit us as intervenors, direct that evidence be taken on the above contentions and hold a public hearing in the County of Salem, New Jersey, City of Salem.
Dated: 4 , 1979 t/LCz(/htdil.Alfhed C. Coleman, Jr>
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......PARTIAL LISTING OF RESOURCE DOCUMENTS 1." Discussion of Power Needs of Pennsylvania-New Jersey-Maryland NRC Public Hearing, June 14, 1979, pages 1-23 (2: 45 p.m.)
Alfhed C. Coleman, Jr>
k&M.';           We Sworn and Subscribed to before me thi"             day of         1979
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PARTIAL LISTING OF RESOURCE DOCUMENTS
: 1.   " Discussion of Power Needs of Pennsylvania-New Jersey-Maryland NRC Public Hearing, June 14, 1979, pages 1-23 (2: 45 p.m.)
and pages 1-38 (3: 15 p.m.).
and pages 1-38 (3: 15 p.m.).
2.Transcript 226th General Meeting Advisory Committee on Reactor Safeguards, February 8, 1979, pages 1-128.
: 2. Transcript 226th General Meeting Advisory Committee on Reactor Safeguards, February 8, 1979, pages 1-128.
3 Monthly Operating Reports Starting with August, 1976 to date, submitted monthly by Licensee.
3   Monthly Operating Reports Starting with August, 1976 to date, submitted monthly by Licensee.
4.Monthly NUREG-0020 Operating Units Status Report.
: 4. Monthly NUREG-0020 Operating Units Status Report.
5 Licensee's correspondents, February 13, 1979, R.L. Mittl to Mr. Olan D. Parr; May 4, 1979 R.L. Mitti to Mr. Olan D. Parr 6.Annual Reports for current and past years for PSE&G, PE, DP&L and AEC.
5   Licensee's correspondents, February 13, 1979, R.L. Mittl to Mr. Olan D. Parr; May 4, 1979 R.L. Mitti to Mr. Olan D. Parr
7.Stock Prospectus for PSE&G,PE,DP&I a AEC.8.Rate Cases for PSE&G, PE, DP&L and AEC.
: 6. Annual Reports for current and past years for PSE&G, PE, DP&L and AEC.
9 Final Environmental Impact Statements A.Salem Units No. 1 and No. 2 B.Hope Creek Units No. 1 and No. 2 C.Draft Oyster Creek D.Forked River 10.Olan D. Parr's letter, April 19, 1978 and October, 1978.
: 7. Stock Prospectus for PSE&G,PE,DP&I     a AEC.
: 8. Rate Cases for PSE&G, PE, DP&L and AEC.
9   Final Environmental Impact Statements A. Salem Units No. 1 and No. 2 B. Hope Creek Units No. 1 and No. 2 C. Draft Oyster Creek D. Forked River
: 10. Olan D. Parr's letter, April 19, 1978 and October, 1978.
PSE&G answer, Subject Request for Additional Financial Information Concerning Salem Unit No. 2.
PSE&G answer, Subject Request for Additional Financial Information Concerning Salem Unit No. 2.
11.Olan D. Parr's letter, April 23, 1979 to PSE&G.
: 11. Olan D. Parr's letter, April 23, 1979 to PSE&G.     Subject Steam Generator Channelhead Cracking.
Subject Steam Generator Channelhead Cracking.
: 12. Fire Protection:     Reportable Occurrence 79-27/0lT Occurrence date date 3-25-79, Report 4-9-79     Correspondence PSE&G dated 4-9-79 to Mr. Boyce H. Grier, also 4-19-79 and 6-1-79                 .
12.Fire Protection:
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Reportable Occurrence 79-27/0lT Occurrence date date 3-25-79, Report 4-9-79 Correspondence PSE&G
''dated 4-9-79 to Mr. Boyce H. Grier, also 4-19-79 and 6-1-79
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Requests Issuance of Order to Show Cause & Stay of Licensing Per 10CFR2.202 & 2.206.NRC Has Failed to Act on Info Re PA-NJ-MD Grid,Cost/Benefit Analysis,Expansion of Spent Fuel Pool & Lessons Learned Re TMI
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9, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA <$, y NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION  ; b r

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% T In the Matter of a PUBLIC SERVICE iTECTRIC &  : Docket No.30-311 GAS COMPANY Proposed Issuance

of Operating (Salem huclear Generating License CPPR-53 Station, Unit No. 2)  :

PETITION SEEKING ISSUANCE OF AN ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE REQUEST TO STAY LICENSING Alfred C. Coleman, Jr. and Eleanor G. Coleman (husband and wife) hereby petition the Nuclear Regulatory Comnission seeking Issuance of an Order to Show Cause and Request a Stay of Licensing of Salem Nuclear Generating Stati.on Unit No. 2, without counsel (pro-se).

The atthority for this request is granted by the Atomic Energy Act of 1954, as amended (the Act) and the regulations in Title 10 Code of Federal Regulations, Part 2.202 Order to Show Cause and Part 2.206 Request for Action.

Primary cause for this belated request is the fact that substantive information, in our opinion conclusive evidence, has just como to our attention in the Local Public Document Room.

All documents retained in the NRC Public Document Room in Washington, D. C, are not necessarily forwarded to the Salem 1015 113 79 260 g;,

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City Library (LPDR) and are not readily available to the general public. Those documents forwarded to our LPDR are not necessarily timely because of backlog in the NRC file room. Therefore, we are not privileged to hearing transcripts, affidavits, annual reports, rate hearings, and similar documents because many are costly and the majority of the public are not even aware some of these documents are available, eventually, at the library. If Salem was not a designated Public Document Room, we would never have seen the transcript on the Hearing held on June 14, 1979 in Washington before the Nuclear Regulatory Commission regarding licensing Salem Unit No. 2. This document was received in the library within the last two or three weeks.

Research of additional documents avail-able in the LPDR has taken considerable time. A partial listing of reference documents are attached.

Additionally, we have been involved as intervenors in Docket No. 50-272 Proposed Issuance of Amendment to Facility Operating License No. DPR-70, proposed expansion of spent fuel pool at Salem Unit No. 1 ad intervenors in Docket No. 786-253 Atlantic Electric Company Phase II Rate Increase Request.

Our particular concern of relevance in this proceeding is NEED, ECONOMICS (cost / benefit analysis), and potential health, safety and environmental problems associated with storage and possible release of radioactive waste products contained in spent fuel rods stored at a multi-nuclear complex.

It is our belief that there is no other means of bringing these matters to the Commission's attention for investigation.

. 1015 114

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The licensee has made its case and alleged justificatbn for licensing Sahm Unit No. 2 and, therefore, the record and filed documents shculd stand on their own merits for the Licensee and for the sake of this petition precludes the taking of additional testimony and affidavits from the licensee.

CONTENTIONS

1. The Nuclear Regulatory Commission has failed to act on information already known to it regarding projected needs for the PJM Grid. The actual assumptions used, calculations performed and results obtained to justify licensing Salem Unit No. 2 are ambiguous and inadequate.
2. The Nuclear Regulatory Commission has failed t' act on information already known to it regarding projected plant capacity, maintenance, and operating costs for similar facilities (cost / benefit analysis).

3 The Nuclear Regulatory Commission has failed to act on information already known to it regarding unresolved safety issues.

"Public safety is the first, last and a permanent consideration in any decision on the issuance of a construction permit or a license to operate a nuclear facility." Power Reactor Development Corp.

v. International Union of Electrical Radio and Machine Workers, 367 U.S. 396, 402, 81 s. Ct 1529, 1532 (1961).
4. The NRC has failed to consider the outstanding ajudicatory hearing on Salem Unit No. 1 with regard to expansion of the spent fuel pool, as it pertains to expansion at Salem Unit No. 2 located at a multi-nuclear complex.

. 1015 115

r 5 The Nuclear Regulatory Commission has failed to require an " independent" and separate " fire protection" water backup system for Salem Unit No. 2.

6. The recommendations from the NRC Task Force contains 23 recommendations for administrative and design changes to Salem Unit No. 2, proposed requirements arising from " lessons-learned" study of accident at TMI. These should be completed prior to licensing and commercial start-up as well as additional corrective action on potential defects.
7. The NRC has failed to consider the " menu for disaster" track record of Salem Unit No. 1 as it relates to known shutdowns and power reductions (forced) for the following reasons; A. Equipment Failure B. Maintenance or Test C. Refueling D. Regulatory Restriction E. Operator Training and License Examination F. Administrative G. Operational Error H. Other as it affects the performance of Salem Unit No. 2. Additionally the NRC has failed to recommend changes to Salem Unit No. 2 as a result of " Lessons Learned" at Salem Unit No. 1 mentioned operating status and " Reportable Occurrences" as filed in License Event Reports (LER's) since fuel loading 1976 to date.

This corrective action as a result of " Lessons Learned" from Salem Unit No. 1 should be completed prior to licensing and commercial startup of Salem Unit No. 2.

, 1015 116

- ..r RELIEF REQUESTED The Licensee should be notified as follows:

1. They should be required to suspend testing operations.
2. They should be required to postpone operations for 3-5 years, at which time a license application will be reviewed by the Commission.

This request for adjudicatory hearing is i:o be limited to known facts in the NRC's possession and related to the issues raised. Our intent is to prove to the Commission there is cause for reasonable doubt as to the immediate need for generating capacity from Salem Unit No. 2 and reasonable cause for delay to backfit, retrofit or upgrade to current technology and mechanical soundness, without any detrimental effects to the ratepayers or the PJM Grid electric generation needs.

We respectfully request the Commission admit us as intervenors, direct that evidence be taken on the above contentions and hold a public hearing in the County of Salem, New Jersey, City of Salem.

Dated: 4 , 1979 t/

LCz( /htdil .

Alfhed C. Coleman, Jr>

k&M.'; We Sworn and Subscribed to before me thi" day of 1979

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PARTIAL LISTING OF RESOURCE DOCUMENTS

1. " Discussion of Power Needs of Pennsylvania-New Jersey-Maryland NRC Public Hearing, June 14, 1979, pages 1-23 (2: 45 p.m.)

and pages 1-38 (3: 15 p.m.).

2. Transcript 226th General Meeting Advisory Committee on Reactor Safeguards, February 8, 1979, pages 1-128.

3 Monthly Operating Reports Starting with August, 1976 to date, submitted monthly by Licensee.

4. Monthly NUREG-0020 Operating Units Status Report.

5 Licensee's correspondents, February 13, 1979, R.L. Mittl to Mr. Olan D. Parr; May 4, 1979 R.L. Mitti to Mr. Olan D. Parr

6. Annual Reports for current and past years for PSE&G, PE, DP&L and AEC.
7. Stock Prospectus for PSE&G,PE,DP&I a AEC.
8. Rate Cases for PSE&G, PE, DP&L and AEC.

9 Final Environmental Impact Statements A. Salem Units No. 1 and No. 2 B. Hope Creek Units No. 1 and No. 2 C. Draft Oyster Creek D. Forked River

10. Olan D. Parr's letter, April 19, 1978 and October, 1978.

PSE&G answer, Subject Request for Additional Financial Information Concerning Salem Unit No. 2.

11. Olan D. Parr's letter, April 23, 1979 to PSE&G. Subject Steam Generator Channelhead Cracking.
12. Fire Protection: Reportable Occurrence 79-27/0lT Occurrence date date 3-25-79, Report 4-9-79 Correspondence PSE&G dated 4-9-79 to Mr. Boyce H. Grier, also 4-19-79 and 6-1-79 .

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