ML19296B044

Discusses Util 791210 Ltr of Concurrence W/Wheeling Provision Sought by Municipal Energy Agency of Ms.La Power & Light 800205 Ltr Re Compensation for Use of Transmission Facilities Encl

ML19296B044
Person / Time
Site:	Grand Gulf
Issue date:	02/12/1980
From:	Mcdiarmid R SPIEGEL & MCDIARMID
To:	Harold Denton, Flexner D JUSTICE, DEPT. OF, ATTORNEY GENERAL, OFFICE OF, Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation
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NUDOCS 8002190753
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LAW OFFICES GEORGE SPIEGEL P C. SPIEGEL & MCDIAIO!ID sONNIE S. BLAIR ROB E RT C. MCOIARMID ROBERT HARLEY GEAR SANDRA J STRE8EL 2600 VIRGINIA AVENUE. N.W. THOMAS C. TRAUGER ROBERT A. JABLON JOHN MICHAEL ADRAGNA JAMES N HORWOOD WASHINGTON. D C. 20037 CYNTHIA S. 80GORAD ALAN J. ROTH TELEPHONE 1202)333-4500 GARY J. NEWELL FRANCES E. FRANCIS .

M ARC R. PolRIER D ANIEL i O AV10 50 N TELECOPtE R f2021333-2974 M ARTA A M ANrLDI THOM AS N McHUGH. JR JOSEPH L VAN E ATON CANIEL J GUTTMAN PETER K M A TT DAVfD R. STRAUS February 12, 1980 Mr. Harold Denton Director Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Wash ing ton , D.C. 20555 Donald L. Flexner, Esq.

Assistant Attorney General U.S. Department of Justice Washington, D.C. 20530 In the Matter of Mississippi Power & Light Company, Grand Gulf Nuclear Station Numbers 1 and 2, Docket Nos. 50-416A and 50-417A.

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You may recall that Mississippi Light & Power Company ("MP&L"), the Applicant in the above-captioned pro-ceeding, addressed a letter to you dated December 10, 1979, representing that MP&L had agreed to the wheeling provision sought by the Municipal Energy Agency of Mississippi and its members from the 500 KV interconnection with the Gulf States Utilities Company and consequently, that Condition 5 of Applicant's License Commitments had been satisfied.

We are in receipt of a letter of February 5, 1980, from MP&L's corporate sibling, Louisiana Power & Light b

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hh Mr. Harold Denton Donald L. Flexner, Esq. February 12, 1980 Company, together with attachment. I believe you will find this relevant to our letter of January 11, 1980, in this matter. A copy is attached for your information.

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.obert C. .cDiarmid Enclosure cc: Troy B. Conner, Jr., Esq.

Frederick Chanania, Esq.

Richard M. Merriman, Esq.

Janet R. Urban, Esq.

David R. Hunt, Esq.

Mr. Marvin Carraway Mr. C. M. Matthews RCMcD:jbs

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JACK CAVEY V4s prescent February 5, 1980 anc cretEnraen Mr. A. E. Nayl'or Manager - Planning Gulf States Utilities Company Mr. N. L. Stampley, Vice President Mississippi power & Light Company Hon. Kenneth F. Bowen, Mayor City of Lafayette Mr. C. M. Mathews, Manager Greenwood Utilities Hon. Richard M. Webster, Jr.

Mayor, City of Clarksdale

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Clarksdale-Lafayette Transaction Gentlemen:

Louisiana Power & Light Company wrote to some of you on May 7, 1979 in connection with this matter, and we are enclosing a copy of that letter for your easy reference.

We have no knowledge at this time of the status of your negotiations. Since it is possible that those negotiations have now proceeded to the point where you may be ready to reach a contract, and since LPhL has still not heard from the City of Lafayette with respect to entering into a transmission agreement covering the subject transaction, we feel compelled to reiterate our expressions of May 7, 1979. .

Just so that there will be no doubt in anyone's mind, this is to state that Louisiana Power & Light Company must be paid for the use of its transmission facilities. LP&L will not permit the use of its facilities without proper compensation.

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Trusting that everyone understands what we have said ,

so that we above, will await a communication from the City of Lafayette an appropriate transmission service schedule can be discussed and executed.

Yours very truly, LOUISIANA POWER & LIGHT COMPANY

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