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MONTHYEARML20094K9541992-03-13013 March 1992 Forwards Supplemental Info Addressing Reasons for Delays Which Have Occurred in Schedule for Const of fossil-fueled Electric Generating Facility at Inola Station Site ML20092M4001992-02-20020 February 1992 Submits Addresses for DM Saunders & Jg Aronson,Per Request in Connection w/920226 Meeting.Addresses for R Butkin & M Graham W/Ok State Government Also Listed ML20092K4941992-02-14014 February 1992 Confirms 920205 Telcon Requesting Meeting Between NRC & Util on 920226 for Util to Present Matl Re Status of Inola Station Site to Demonstrate That Owner Have Satisfied Conditions Contained in 830307 Order ML20209H1221987-02-0202 February 1987 Final Response to FOIA Request.App I Documents Encl & Available in Pdr.App J Documents Withheld (Ref FOIA Exemption 5) ML20207L1381986-11-10010 November 1986 FOIA Request for Info Between Connelly & Officials at NRC Technical Training Ctr in Chattanooga,Tn Re Requirements for Training of NRC Inspectors & for Info Re IE Investigation Into NRC Inspector Training Requirements ML20199E4721986-02-0606 February 1986 Responds to FOIA Request for SECY-85-367A & SECY-85-371. Forwards Portions of Documents Listed in App.Info Also Available in Pdr.App Documents Partially Withheld (Ref FOIA Exemption 5) CY-85-367, FOIA Request for SECY-85-367A & SECY-85-3711985-12-13013 December 1985 FOIA Request for SECY-85-367A & SECY-85-371 ML20138Q8301985-12-0303 December 1985 Further Response to FOIA Request for Records Re Voluntary or Required Redress of Sites Where Const Was Terminated, Including Crbr & Legal Analysis.Forwards App E Documents.App D & E Documents Available in Pdr.Photographs Also Available ML20132C1621985-09-18018 September 1985 Responds to 850612 & 14 Requests for Waiver of 10CFR170 Fees for Withdrawal of CP Application & for Informal Hearings.Requests Denied.Util Not Denied Opportunity in 1981 to Withdraw Application ML20134E3211985-08-14014 August 1985 Advises of Corporate Approval of Change in Planned Dates for Commercial Operation for coal-fired Inola Station,To Be Built on Site of Canceled Black Fox Station.Units 1 & 2 Scheduled for Completion in Dec 1996 & 1998,respectively ML20127A9961985-06-14014 June 1985 Forwards Application for Waiver of Withdrawal Fees Under 10CFR170.12(b) & Brief in Support of Application,Per 850129 Meeting ML20132B4151985-06-12012 June 1985 Forwards Application for Waiver of Withdrawal Fees Under 10CFR170.12(b).NRC Delays in Issuance of CPs Deprived Util of Opportunity to Effect Withdrawal Before 1981 Operative Date of Regulation Charging Withdrawal Fees ML20097C3231984-08-0909 August 1984 Responds to Questions Re Beam Stops ML20091R5721984-06-0808 June 1984 Requests Precise Delineation of Applicable Regulations & Accounting of Prof Staff Hours Expended Re Review Costs Charged for Withdrawal of CP Application.Waiver of Any Interest Penalty Requested ML20088A1641984-04-10010 April 1984 Reiterates 840322 Request for Return of Reed Rept Under 10CFR2.790(b)(5).Reconsideration of Positions Taken in Oct 1980 Split Vote Re Release of GE Repts Requested. Certificate of Svc Encl ML20087K0001984-03-22022 March 1984 Requests Reconsideration of 801009 Split Vote to Release Reed Rept & Sub-Task Force Repts.Return of Repts Requested. Separate Views of Commissioner Hendrie & Certificate of Svc Encl ML20080F8011984-02-0303 February 1984 Requests Deletion of Gw Muench & Rl Range from Address Label ML20136E5971983-10-28028 October 1983 Advises of 831110 Site Visit to Observe Implementation of 820830 Soil Stabilization & Erosion Control Plan ML20069D8691982-09-20020 September 1982 Forwards Black Fox Station Soil Stabilization & Erosion Control Program, Per ASLB 820618 Memorandum & Order.Plan Addresses Concerns Raised in NRC 820602 Submittal ML20054K1531982-06-23023 June 1982 Informs That Final Deficiency Repts for Listed Nonconformances Will Not Be Submitted Until Final Decision Is Made Re Const of Projects ML20054J0181982-06-22022 June 1982 Ack Receipt of Re Withdrawal of CP Application. NRC Responded in Timely Manner to Util Given TMI Accident & Need to Ensure Implementation of Lessons Learned from Accident ML20053D1821982-05-28028 May 1982 Forwards JB West 820527 Affidavit on NRC Concerns Expressed During 820517 Site Visit Re Potential Offsite Environ Impact of Erosion & Siltation in Areas of Inclined Reactor Pressure Vessel Haul Road from Barge Slip Facilities ML20041A5611982-02-16016 February 1982 Announces Cancellation of Black Fox Station,Confirming 820216 Verbal Notification.Site Will Be Preserved for Const of Future Power Generation Projects ML20040A9621982-01-18018 January 1982 Forwards Ok Corporation Commission 820115 Decision in Cause 27068 Re Util Application for Rate Increase ML20039E8561982-01-0606 January 1982 Forwards DF Guyot Affidavit & Interim Containment Loads Rept,Mark III Containment, Revisions 3 & 4.Matls Pertinent to Contentions 3 & 16 Litigated in Dec 1978 & Feb 1979 ML20039B7051981-12-11011 December 1981 Forwards Response to NRC 811203 Ltr Requesting Updated Info on Generic Issues A-10,A-31,A-36,A-42,A-43,A-44,A-45,A-46, A-47 & A-48 for SER Suppl.Svc List Encl ML20039C6051981-12-0909 December 1981 Suppls Response to 810912 & 0603 Ltrs Re Nonconformance Noted in QA Program Insp Rept 99900526/80-01.Revised Drawing List for Black Fox Facility Will Not Be Completed Until Apr 1982 ML20005C1001981-11-0505 November 1981 Forwards Amend 18 to Psar.Amend Contains Matl Responsive to Two Hydrogen Control Requirements of near-term Cp/Mfg License Regulations Which Were Adopted by NRC on 810827. Related Correspondence ML20140B2771981-09-0909 September 1981 Forwards Amend 16 to Psar.Review Copies Forwarded w/810901 Ltr ML20010H4021981-09-0808 September 1981 Forwards Ok Corp Commission,Black Fox Station Economic Viability Study. Related Correspondence ML20140B2851981-09-0101 September 1981 Forwards Amend 16 to Psar.Remaining Copies Forthcoming.Amend Begins New Vol of Psar,Designated as Addendum I ML20010D1641981-08-18018 August 1981 Requests Svc List Be Revised Per Encl ML20009D9311981-07-0808 July 1981 Forwards Response to IE Bulletin 81-03, Flow Blockage of Cooling Water to Safety Sys Components by Corbicula Sp (Asiatic Clam) & Mytilus Sp (Mussel). ML20005A2541981-05-25025 May 1981 Responds to NRC 810423 Ltr Re Nonconformance Noted in QA Program Insp Rept 99900039/81-01.Corrective Actions:Quality Procedures Established to Ensure Control of Insp Activities in Accordance W/Ansi Requirements ML20005A2301981-05-18018 May 1981 Responds to NRC 810416 Ltr Requesting Info Re Status of Black Fox Unit 2 Reactor Vessel.No Activities Performed Since Last Visit ML20003E2571981-03-0202 March 1981 Forwards Ok Association of Electric Cooperatives 810122 Ltr Re Streamlining of Nuclear Plant Licensing & Development of Nuclear Power.Doe 810302 Response Encl ML20126E6991981-02-10010 February 1981 Opposes Facility ML20002D3261980-12-10010 December 1980 FOIA Request for Extracts of 27 safety-related Issues Identified by GE in Reed Rept ML20151B1111980-11-14014 November 1980 Suppls 800116 Response to FOIA Request for GE Reed Rept, & Excerpt Re 27 safety-related Issues.Forwards Commission Memo Re Release of Rept.Rept Cannot Be Released Pending Resolution of Claims.W/O Encl ML19345C2711980-10-29029 October 1980 Requests Info Re Facilities W/Active CPs Pending,License Definitions & Requirements for Floating Nuclear Plants ML19343A9241980-10-21021 October 1980 Petition Urging Support for Wide Use of Solar & Wind Power, & Phasing Out of Nuclear Power Plants,Especially Black Fox, as Soon as Possible ML19340B8331980-10-21021 October 1980 Petitions Govt Representatives to Promote Use of Solar & wind-powered Energy & Phase Out Operation of Nuclear Plants as Quickly as Possible ML19347B5701980-10-10010 October 1980 Demands,On Behalf of Ge,That NRC Return GE Reed Rept Immediately Due to NRC Denial of Request That Rept Be Withheld from Disclosure Under 10CFR2.790.Rept Must Not Be Placed in PDR ML19318B9751980-06-20020 June 1980 Advises That List of Matls to Be Used in Const of Fire Stops & Characteristics Re Flammability & Fire Retardancy Will Be Provided 1 Yr Subsequent to Receipt of CP ML19326D6371980-05-0505 May 1980 Opposes Const of Facilities Until Adequate Emergency Response Plan Can Be Developed.Recommends Responsibility for Emergency Response Plan Be Placed W/Independent Consulting Svc,Not State of Ok ML20126D3201980-04-0404 April 1980 Forwards Corp Commission of State of Ok 800403 Order Denying Request for Approval to Sell Bonds.Psc of Ok Presently Reviewing Order W/View of Filing Appeal W/Ok Supreme Court ML19309G5071980-04-0202 April 1980 Notifies That Representative of Intervenor State of Ok Will Attend NRC 800403 Meeting W/Cp Owners Group.Deplores Fact That Meeting Is First Interaction Between NRC & Applicants Re Development of Generic Policy ML20126D4031980-03-26026 March 1980 Forwards D Plant Expressing Concern Re Possible Meltdown at Facilities.Requests Response ML19309H4781980-03-26026 March 1980 Requests Response to Encl D&D Plant Request That Environ & Site Suitability Hearings in Licensing Proceeding Be Reopened to Address Class 9 Accidents ML18082A1641980-03-24024 March 1980 Forwards Licensee Supplemental Brief Re Motion for Directed Certification & for Stay.Pendency of Class 9 Issue Before Commission Noted in Licensee Motion for Directed Certification & for Stay.Discussed on Pages 7-10 1992-03-13
[Table view] Category:INCOMING CORRESPONDENCE
MONTHYEARML20094K9541992-03-13013 March 1992 Forwards Supplemental Info Addressing Reasons for Delays Which Have Occurred in Schedule for Const of fossil-fueled Electric Generating Facility at Inola Station Site ML20092M4001992-02-20020 February 1992 Submits Addresses for DM Saunders & Jg Aronson,Per Request in Connection w/920226 Meeting.Addresses for R Butkin & M Graham W/Ok State Government Also Listed ML20092K4941992-02-14014 February 1992 Confirms 920205 Telcon Requesting Meeting Between NRC & Util on 920226 for Util to Present Matl Re Status of Inola Station Site to Demonstrate That Owner Have Satisfied Conditions Contained in 830307 Order ML20207L1381986-11-10010 November 1986 FOIA Request for Info Between Connelly & Officials at NRC Technical Training Ctr in Chattanooga,Tn Re Requirements for Training of NRC Inspectors & for Info Re IE Investigation Into NRC Inspector Training Requirements CY-85-367, FOIA Request for SECY-85-367A & SECY-85-3711985-12-13013 December 1985 FOIA Request for SECY-85-367A & SECY-85-371 ML20134E3211985-08-14014 August 1985 Advises of Corporate Approval of Change in Planned Dates for Commercial Operation for coal-fired Inola Station,To Be Built on Site of Canceled Black Fox Station.Units 1 & 2 Scheduled for Completion in Dec 1996 & 1998,respectively ML20127A9961985-06-14014 June 1985 Forwards Application for Waiver of Withdrawal Fees Under 10CFR170.12(b) & Brief in Support of Application,Per 850129 Meeting ML20132B4151985-06-12012 June 1985 Forwards Application for Waiver of Withdrawal Fees Under 10CFR170.12(b).NRC Delays in Issuance of CPs Deprived Util of Opportunity to Effect Withdrawal Before 1981 Operative Date of Regulation Charging Withdrawal Fees ML20097C3231984-08-0909 August 1984 Responds to Questions Re Beam Stops ML20091R5721984-06-0808 June 1984 Requests Precise Delineation of Applicable Regulations & Accounting of Prof Staff Hours Expended Re Review Costs Charged for Withdrawal of CP Application.Waiver of Any Interest Penalty Requested ML20088A1641984-04-10010 April 1984 Reiterates 840322 Request for Return of Reed Rept Under 10CFR2.790(b)(5).Reconsideration of Positions Taken in Oct 1980 Split Vote Re Release of GE Repts Requested. Certificate of Svc Encl ML20087K0001984-03-22022 March 1984 Requests Reconsideration of 801009 Split Vote to Release Reed Rept & Sub-Task Force Repts.Return of Repts Requested. Separate Views of Commissioner Hendrie & Certificate of Svc Encl ML20080F8011984-02-0303 February 1984 Requests Deletion of Gw Muench & Rl Range from Address Label ML20069D8691982-09-20020 September 1982 Forwards Black Fox Station Soil Stabilization & Erosion Control Program, Per ASLB 820618 Memorandum & Order.Plan Addresses Concerns Raised in NRC 820602 Submittal ML20054K1531982-06-23023 June 1982 Informs That Final Deficiency Repts for Listed Nonconformances Will Not Be Submitted Until Final Decision Is Made Re Const of Projects ML20053D1821982-05-28028 May 1982 Forwards JB West 820527 Affidavit on NRC Concerns Expressed During 820517 Site Visit Re Potential Offsite Environ Impact of Erosion & Siltation in Areas of Inclined Reactor Pressure Vessel Haul Road from Barge Slip Facilities ML20041A5611982-02-16016 February 1982 Announces Cancellation of Black Fox Station,Confirming 820216 Verbal Notification.Site Will Be Preserved for Const of Future Power Generation Projects ML20040A9621982-01-18018 January 1982 Forwards Ok Corporation Commission 820115 Decision in Cause 27068 Re Util Application for Rate Increase ML20039E8561982-01-0606 January 1982 Forwards DF Guyot Affidavit & Interim Containment Loads Rept,Mark III Containment, Revisions 3 & 4.Matls Pertinent to Contentions 3 & 16 Litigated in Dec 1978 & Feb 1979 ML20039B7051981-12-11011 December 1981 Forwards Response to NRC 811203 Ltr Requesting Updated Info on Generic Issues A-10,A-31,A-36,A-42,A-43,A-44,A-45,A-46, A-47 & A-48 for SER Suppl.Svc List Encl ML20039C6051981-12-0909 December 1981 Suppls Response to 810912 & 0603 Ltrs Re Nonconformance Noted in QA Program Insp Rept 99900526/80-01.Revised Drawing List for Black Fox Facility Will Not Be Completed Until Apr 1982 ML20005C1001981-11-0505 November 1981 Forwards Amend 18 to Psar.Amend Contains Matl Responsive to Two Hydrogen Control Requirements of near-term Cp/Mfg License Regulations Which Were Adopted by NRC on 810827. Related Correspondence ML20140B2771981-09-0909 September 1981 Forwards Amend 16 to Psar.Review Copies Forwarded w/810901 Ltr ML20010H4021981-09-0808 September 1981 Forwards Ok Corp Commission,Black Fox Station Economic Viability Study. Related Correspondence ML20140B2851981-09-0101 September 1981 Forwards Amend 16 to Psar.Remaining Copies Forthcoming.Amend Begins New Vol of Psar,Designated as Addendum I ML20010D1641981-08-18018 August 1981 Requests Svc List Be Revised Per Encl ML20009D9311981-07-0808 July 1981 Forwards Response to IE Bulletin 81-03, Flow Blockage of Cooling Water to Safety Sys Components by Corbicula Sp (Asiatic Clam) & Mytilus Sp (Mussel). ML20005A2541981-05-25025 May 1981 Responds to NRC 810423 Ltr Re Nonconformance Noted in QA Program Insp Rept 99900039/81-01.Corrective Actions:Quality Procedures Established to Ensure Control of Insp Activities in Accordance W/Ansi Requirements ML20005A2301981-05-18018 May 1981 Responds to NRC 810416 Ltr Requesting Info Re Status of Black Fox Unit 2 Reactor Vessel.No Activities Performed Since Last Visit ML20003E2571981-03-0202 March 1981 Forwards Ok Association of Electric Cooperatives 810122 Ltr Re Streamlining of Nuclear Plant Licensing & Development of Nuclear Power.Doe 810302 Response Encl ML20126E6991981-02-10010 February 1981 Opposes Facility ML20002D3261980-12-10010 December 1980 FOIA Request for Extracts of 27 safety-related Issues Identified by GE in Reed Rept ML19345C2711980-10-29029 October 1980 Requests Info Re Facilities W/Active CPs Pending,License Definitions & Requirements for Floating Nuclear Plants ML19340B8331980-10-21021 October 1980 Petitions Govt Representatives to Promote Use of Solar & wind-powered Energy & Phase Out Operation of Nuclear Plants as Quickly as Possible ML19343A9241980-10-21021 October 1980 Petition Urging Support for Wide Use of Solar & Wind Power, & Phasing Out of Nuclear Power Plants,Especially Black Fox, as Soon as Possible ML19347B5701980-10-10010 October 1980 Demands,On Behalf of Ge,That NRC Return GE Reed Rept Immediately Due to NRC Denial of Request That Rept Be Withheld from Disclosure Under 10CFR2.790.Rept Must Not Be Placed in PDR ML19318B9751980-06-20020 June 1980 Advises That List of Matls to Be Used in Const of Fire Stops & Characteristics Re Flammability & Fire Retardancy Will Be Provided 1 Yr Subsequent to Receipt of CP ML19326D6371980-05-0505 May 1980 Opposes Const of Facilities Until Adequate Emergency Response Plan Can Be Developed.Recommends Responsibility for Emergency Response Plan Be Placed W/Independent Consulting Svc,Not State of Ok ML20126D3201980-04-0404 April 1980 Forwards Corp Commission of State of Ok 800403 Order Denying Request for Approval to Sell Bonds.Psc of Ok Presently Reviewing Order W/View of Filing Appeal W/Ok Supreme Court ML19309G5071980-04-0202 April 1980 Notifies That Representative of Intervenor State of Ok Will Attend NRC 800403 Meeting W/Cp Owners Group.Deplores Fact That Meeting Is First Interaction Between NRC & Applicants Re Development of Generic Policy ML20126D4031980-03-26026 March 1980 Forwards D Plant Expressing Concern Re Possible Meltdown at Facilities.Requests Response ML19309H4781980-03-26026 March 1980 Requests Response to Encl D&D Plant Request That Environ & Site Suitability Hearings in Licensing Proceeding Be Reopened to Address Class 9 Accidents ML18082A1641980-03-24024 March 1980 Forwards Licensee Supplemental Brief Re Motion for Directed Certification & for Stay.Pendency of Class 9 Issue Before Commission Noted in Licensee Motion for Directed Certification & for Stay.Discussed on Pages 7-10 ML19344D6921980-03-18018 March 1980 Submits Addl Info in Support of 800206 Request for Extension to Review ALAB-573 Class 9 Accident Issue.Lack of NRC Opposition to Ok Request & Recent Proliferation of Info Support Extension ML19309B5141980-03-15015 March 1980 Suggests Hearings on Const of Reactor Did Not Address Meltdown Issues.Tulsa Should Not Be Made Site for Potential Nuclear Mistake.Utils Should Build Plants Away from Populated Areas.Requests Reopening of Hearings ML19309B5241980-03-15015 March 1980 Requests That NRC Hold Meetings in Tulsa,Ok Re Emergency Evacuation Zone Around Nuclear Plants.Plans Should Be More Thorough to Protect People If Meltdown Should Occur ML20126C6161980-03-15015 March 1980 Expresses Concern Re NRC Refusal to Address Meltdown Issue at Hearings.Class 9 Accident Is Distinct Possibility & Should Be Thoroughly Examined.Environ & Site Suitablity Hearings Should Be Reopened ML20126C5581980-03-15015 March 1980 Suggests Local self-reliant,self-sufficient Communities Are Solution to Present Problems.Opposes All Forms of Nuclear Power.Min Amount of Energy from Coal & Gas Should Be Needed for Mfg Useful Tools,Bicycles & Efficient Tractors ML19312D4881980-02-29029 February 1980 Requests Reopening of Environ & Site Suitability Hearings for Facilities to Explore Issue of Meltdown ML20126C0301980-02-29029 February 1980 Urges Meetings in Tulsa,Ok Re Emergency Evacuation Area Around Facility.Current Plans Are Inadequate 1992-03-13
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. and t.isencin1 Board for a status report on a proceeding, this is to request such a report on the Black Fox nuclear station proposed for location near Inola, Oklahoma, e I understaad that the normal tinc cubsequent to the cloco of record is - N cubstantially past and there is no indication ho.i nuch L , it uilt take for a I.imited 'Ork Authorization decision to be reached. In the meantina, c.cn a f ter ancur. ting a very protracted decision process, it was necccca,y as a prudent businces matter for Public .ervice Company of Okl? thor:'a to make arrangements for cor.struction equipn:nt that ic in donand in our arca lest it be unavailable uhen a decision is reached. This equipment is no:r on standby at cost to the company and come reasonitble assurance is needed about the s.chedule for a deciulen z. o t.h a t ,tdditional bu inenc judge.' ants c.t n not be nnde Since, I an concerncc' about tha u.I titu te coc tc s;hich uill b3 V' bo cnc by my consti tuan t s t:ho t re l ate-pay;. rc o f t.he co miny, i t ould siigr"ci.tte in early of ficial forecant by the P.orted of the timing of t he decit. t on i
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4those who sre r!ot members of a compny's which contons page after page of com-i rnancement' tecause these bus:cessraen putenzed pnntouts of companies. d: rectors g know how to run large companies and can set and the reiaScnsinps between them.
i pokcy intethaently for the compames on The country s bitted energy comparty Ex-g whose boards they serve non. " indirectly mterlocked with its coret.
The study changed that "tre interinckir'g petitors as fol:ews: Atlantic flichfield tiaur diretto ate can be both gcod business for cor-t:mest StoSil siis timesi. Shell tuneet. Stan-porations and bad business for the pubhe."
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diani etwnei and Texaco etwicet 17.3 of the 1331argest comparues " connected Each of the 13 biggest enropanies, which on merage ws!!i half of the other rgsr com- control ahnui IPn bilhun m aswts. rearhed an pames m tbc stinly " ne committee reprt au rige of ill perrent of tlie l'to gl.mt eut
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11 firms were not mcluded The tutzest uww i pames were ATR llank Amenca. Cosmrp.
the in bwt dnergified Imannal comprues. (hee Stanhattan. Prudenttal. Metrcpoht.m tha 29 large=t utshties. the:J largast transpor- ,
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Q March 17, 1978 Q Cear Carrie, Diane asked me to look into the water nituation as described by
% Ilene in a phone call tc. our of fice last weck.
Q After rcading ovpr the Arkansas River Basin Compact between KS and
%d,yl (E (1975), I went to Topekn to discuss it with our Chief Engineer of the.iator Resources Division (Cept of Ag. ), Guy Gibson, who is charced with the aIministration of our water Appropriation Law and a corber of the Ccmpact Co:.mittee. Briefly, his interpretation is that the Compact allows only for storage of water and in no way pre-scribet. the amount of flow across the state line. Here are son:o figures he gave rea 1,9@3 1977 K3 storage, Verdigris subbasin ca. 51,000 a-f 65,0,37 acre-ft CK storage, 137,000 a-f 434,420 a-f i If you read Article V, Sec. D of the Compact, you see that we are j allowed to store an amount equal to 300,00 a-f plus however much you N have ac'ded since 1963. So...
LK's added storage since 1963 = ca. 300,000 a-f plus MS's alloted potential of 300,000 a-f (cf which we have use up only ca. 33,000 )
Orand Total TO DATF of what we coule: store in.KS ca. 600.000 af minus " navigation capacity"of Cologah Res. ??
Cibson says he is en record innumerable times at Compact meetings regarding his interpretation of KS's responsibility to scnd water in . .
to CE , ie. he doesn't think we have any such responsibility. I would suc;. cat checking the minutes of recent Compact reetiaqs f or evicience of his position--or rather jle sugcested it when I asked if he would ver i t e.
CG a Ictter on the subject: He did give re the following quote:
" "The Compact doesn't require me to regulate usage in Kansas in order to insure that a certain amount of water be cielivered to the Oklahoma line.."
My interpretation then was that you can not count on KS f or the regular i
supM , of water necc'od and that you should instead look to your own state for a back-up scurce...He did not disagree...
' Cilmon sayr he sees a fight loomince over 1:hether or not you wil)
,1 count your cooling lake against OK 's s torage allota:ent . He thinks
\lt it W:>uld be (as we counted our ecoling lake f or '..'olf Creek again-
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' .recrrinaly, if you c'on ' t do it; then, either will we! (Hou big is ye Cu cooling lake?) lie al so inentioned that any major revision of the wou le; requiro arproval of both Lc=';islaturen and c <_ : . re . He kn.c of no nocting of the Ccachisr.icn b.>f ore . '00* FI'cvdad Jul. Do you? - Y
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- Creek faulity NutIcar Plant to insure that Kansas uater rights remamL :.hiler auerted. "It j'nt 14s to me ' w 2 tot of Kansas on the trenlahire to apprese n edefn at;ons of ac part aV h
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' + - ;: .s t - e aater Reaurces Dn nmn also as atlable lo Oklah mi.$.
- Gilnon dechncd comment on Nu th( me s oppo=itmn rit son said a methne at the Kansas.Oklahon:a Arke j sas thwr liasin fonipa(10cmmissioc is ter.t 4t /.cl> v h-
. .cr - -; .tiatir.g n r Nebra ka to .*ua. Any than;'e in LN Kansas-Oklahoma Arkansas River t to changes in the Kanut Ok!aS cu tor ;, ; to guarar. tee &y r.p. a, r r.t..es its fu!) t .titlemer.t of mater Dasm Compact would require approval by the legislatures mater for Oolagsh Hescriair a aul.! af.' the proposed utro for July M and Ic u;d the sub;ett of nd:fa aw '
a m both states and also by the federal rovernment. Gibson nuclear plant in that state :n.n surface at the sess.o1. !
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ar.d Gu) risi,an. the syd A grot.p ol interscr. ors in Wahi r.a ts filed motion
)s" v n /Ah C.n;. are toncer.terned reser the poten- Stiller indicated he mould oppose approval of any such with atorme saf. i. and hcens.r.g boar Wn;; that :he riah are etn ois ed m br;;aanmc .ner u t-c:1.r- hansa-lt reten134 !!s guarantred stare of matre from tt a Nepis'. d
- .a*' -* * .:rdi;r.s ta 'telp ca.ol t he propov minhficatmns by tbc Kansa. Legniature in the same may . record on Blaci au be reopened to ..e of pvsbic withholdmg of mater by Kwas can itn er, m hit h senhrs 11:lford ten rs air r; tar Juni t.-
F s N 2 .- ar P..+r PtJit in northeast Oklahoma he spearheaded orposition t$ use of uater from John Ited-The group noted in its mo' ion. "arp . s. utel) 81 per. O t .v . at.d the Blue itner. whKh %pplies YJlt.c (tr* * '
?.aSa a .- a *erh r. mond Itcservo.r to cool the Wolf Creek Nuclear Poact Plar' now under constructmn near Durtir.gton. cent of the Vrrdigrn Basin atmc Golo;. + .r. Ka :us." It Hest rsur north of Atanhattan.
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'* *.L,e ' er a ater to > cts sce l':e pronup Kansas City Power and Light reportedly has offered the aho said if Kansas ows its por n,n of c , we m the reser itc unter resourc. . donion tant ene.ns e aculd '
2 r N ,- + <" r.eJrh) ' M EMU Power Dntric' 17 percent of its interest soir. "then Kansas uilt be all'acd to d..e and corsume wy Nehrda has S erted Kar.sas nn waitr lrrm the ' y
+ s.1 ' Da 4 :~.4;h g<ri< cts. h. anus may need in Wolf Creek.and that ofrermg has generated controsersy allIl e Verdigris Rner flow that <.rie:na:9 nKansas* rncrt a f 2e \ t M .r.1 Rn
The mot on said all the parus to er .tr federal hear. "All I cari say is we're nc ;otiatmg." G.* nan s.rd. "E
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' J L:ri: . . e a'so said Kansas w ill ..pfee .my A special coraniittee was created this seulon lo probe acco2nt the reurictions in the K arnas-O . raa compact. t nhkr the Kaasav0ktalmma compatt on (? e Veriti:
- a th" . 1 Gla':a';.a \rkan3.e- Itn er lla. the prhrowd ha!c of part interrst inWulf CTcck. A segmrnt gh[jer 3,gg4 carher hp (carfd @c rCm O.e9 pment cene- lh'.i r thi conp.nl u ith Llara..:M the Itrpal* lean a h of the insestgation will evamir.c whether KLP&L ofhcials ratet by the intervenor's m9ti"3 ata.i! .;+-+ ratc pronure lkic !!ncrs enf.rs K aaus n vnt.tled to a :marJW L
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