ML20002E409
| ML20002E409 | |
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| Issue date: | 03/21/1980 |
| From: | NRC OFFICE OF MANAGEMENT AND PROGRAM ANALYSIS (MPA) |
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| References | |
| NUREG-0380, NUREG-0380-V04-N03, NUREG-380, NUREG-380-V4-N3, NUDOCS 8101270867 | |
| Download: ML20002E409 (94) | |
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NUCLEAR PROGRAM REGULATORY
SUMMARY
COMMISSION REPORT i
PREPARED BY :
0FFICE OF MANAGEMENT AND PROGRAM ANALYSIS l
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DEFINITIONS ACRS Advisory Committee on Reactor Safeguards ANSI American National Standards Institute ASLB Atomic Safety & Licensing Board ASME America.? Society of Mechanical Engineets BOP Balance of Plant BWR Boiling Water Reactor B&W Babcock & Wilcox CE Combustion Engineering CP Construction Permit DES Draft Environmental Statement ECCS Emergency Core Cooling System ER Environmental Report ESR Early Site Review FES FinaIEnvironmental Statement FSAR Final Safety Analysis Report FTL Full Term License GE General Electric HTGR High Temperature Gas Reactor LESR Limited Early Site Review LMFBR Liquid Metal Fast Breeder Reactor LWA Limited Work Authorization LWR Light Water Reactor MWe Megevatts Electric MWt Megawa:t. Thermal NSSS Nuclear Steam Supply System OL Operating License PCP Post Construction Permit (OL due to be tendered)
PDC Pre-Docketed Construction Permit (CP due to be tendered)
PDD Prospective Decision Date PDS Predocketed Special Project (SP due to be tendered)
PSAR Preliminary Safety Analysis Report PWR Pressurized Water Reactor m
SER Safety Evaluation Report Q
SE Supp Safety Evaluation Supplement SP Special Project
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i FOREWORD 126th EDITION THIS REPORT PROVIDES
SUMMARY
INFORMATION ON ALL PHASES OF NUCLEAR REGULATION, AND IS INTENDED AS AN INFORMATION AND DECISION MAKING TOOL FOR MID AND UPPER LEVEL MANAGEMENT OF THE NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION. THE REPORT IS DIVIDED FUNCTIONALLY INTO EIGHT SECTIONS:
i SECTION 1 NUCLEAR FACILITIES REACTOR LICENSING, CONSTRUCTION, AND OPERATION SECTION 2 NUCLEAR MATERIALS SECTION 3 SECTION 4 STANDARDS AND REGULATIONS RESEARCH PROJECTS SECTION 5 FOREIGN REACTORS SECTION 6 SECTION 7 EXEMPTIONS NRC OVERVIEW SECTION 8 11
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TABLE OF CONTENTS ALPHABETICAL LISTING
- ACRS FORECAST................................................. 2-9 AGREEMENT STATES MAP.......................................... 8-11 AMENDMEN TS TO H EW HRC R EGUL ATIONS............................. 4-7 ANSI STANDARDS PUBLISHED...................................... 4-4 APPLICATIONS RECEIVED......................................... 3-2 THRU 3-4 CASELOAD PROJECTION (SEMINANNUAL UPDATE)......................
1-3 COMMERCIAL NUCLEAR POWER REACTORS IN THE U.S.
(MAP)...........
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COMMERICAL UNITS - HIGHLIGHTS.................................
2-12 THRU 2-13 CONSTRUCTION PERMIT F0 RECAST.................................. 2-4 CONSTRUCTION PERMIT REVIEW DURATION
SUMMARY
................... 2-5 THRU ?-6 TONSTRUCTION PERMITS' ISSUED................................... 1-15 THRU 1-16 ELECTRIC (U.S.) RELI ABILITY COUNCILS.......................... 8-2 THRU 8-3 EXEMPTIONS ALL0WED............................................ 7-2 THRU 7-3 EXP0RT' LICENSE APPLICATIONS...................................
6-3 THRU 6-4 FACILITY CANCELLATIONS........................................
1-9 FINAL ENVIRONMENTAL STATEMENT DURATI0H........................ 2-8
- FOREIGN REACTORS
SUMMARY
6-2 LIMITED WORK AUTHORIZATIONS ISSUED............................
1-17 M AJCR C AS E FOREC AST (IN-H0US E)................................ 3-5 THRU 3-7 MAJOR CASE WORK COMPLETIONS...................................
3-8 4
MAJOR HRC LICENSED FUEL CYCLE FACILITIES......................
1-18 THRU 1-19 MATERIALS LICENSING DATA...................................... 3-10 THRU 3-13 MINOR CASE WORK COMPLETIONS...................................
3-9 HEW APPLICATIONS F0 RECAST..................................... 2-2 THRU 2-3 NUCL E A R POWER P L ANT ST ATUS.................................... 1-4 THRU 1-10 NUCL EAR POWER PL ANTS UNDER CONSTRUCTION....................... 2-11 HUCLEAR POWER UNITS GROUPED GEOGRAPHICALLY BY..................
REGIONAL ELEC. RELIABILITY COUNCILS...................... 8-2 THRU 8-3 NUCL E AR RE ACT ORS BUILT - PR0 FILE.............................. 1-2 NUCLEAR STEAM SUPPLY SYSTEM CONTRACTS AWARDED.................
1-20 NUREG REP 0RTS...........................................
4-5 THRU 4-6
..... 2-10 OPERATING LICENSE F0 RECAST..............................
OP ER ATING L IC ENS ES IS SU ED.....................................
1-13 THRU 1-14 POLICY STATEMENTS - NRC.......................................
4-9 THRU 4-10 REACTORS BY UTILITY OWNERS -
INDEX............................ 8-8 THRU 8-12 i
REACTOR SITES INDEX........................................... 8-5 THRU 8-7 REACTORS BY STATE.............................................
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REGIONAL NRC 0FFICES..........................................
8-2 THRU 8-3 REGIONAL STATUS OF HUCLEAR POWER REACTORS.....................
8-3 REGULATORY GUIDES PUBLISHED...................................
4-3 RESEARCH (SELECTED) PR0JECTS..................................
5-2 THRU 5-7 S A FETY EV ALUATION SUPPL EMENT DUR ATI0H......................... 2-7
- SITE REVIEWS F0 RECAST......................................... 2-3 SPECIAL' PROJECTS F0 RECAST..................................... 2-3 ST ANDARDIZATION APPLIC ATIONS
SUMMARY
.......................... 1-11 THRU 1-12 ST AND ARDIZ ATION DESIGNS F0R EC AST.............................. 2-3
- 1 STANDARDS (SELECTED) STATISTICS
SUMMARY
4-8 TASK WORKLOAD STATUS - PROGRAM 0VERVIEW.......................
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AS OF FEBRUARY 29, 1980 1 NEW APPLICATION WAS TENDERED IN FEBRUARY 4 NEW APPLICATIONS HAVE BEEN TENDERED TO DATE IN FY 80 26 NEW APPLICATIONS ARE PROJECTED TO BE TENDERED DURING FY 1980 8 81 CONSTRUCTION PERMIT FORECAST (PG 2-4)
NO CONSTRUCTION PERMIT REVIEWS WERE COMPLETED IN FEBRUARY NO CP REVIEW IS ESTIMATED FOR COMPLETION THRU FY 1981 DURATION
SUMMARY
(PG 2-5 THRU 2-8)
AS OF FEBRUARY 29, 1980 NO CONSTRUCTION PERMIT APPLICATIONS NERE DOCKETED.
NO SAFETY ; VALUATION SUPPLEMENTS ARE PROJECTED TO BE ISSUED IN FY 80 NO FINAL ENVIRONMENTAL STATEMENTS ARE PROJECTED TO BE ISSUED IN FY 80 OPERATING LICENSE FORECAST (PG 2 _10) 1 OPERATING LICENSE WAS ISSUED IN FEBRUARY 4 CPERATING LICENSES ARE EXPECTED TO BE ISSUED DURING FY 1980 6 OPERATING LICENSES ARE EXPECTED TO BE ISSUED IN FY 1981 DURING JANUARY. 155.237 MWT (DOES NOT INCLUDE HUMBOLDT BAY AND THREE MILE ISLAND #2)
WAS THE TOTAL THERMAL POWER LICENSED WHICH WAS CAPABLE OF PRODUCING APPROX. 50,000 MWE OF ELECTRICITY.
NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS UNDER CONSTRUCTION (PG 2-11) 72 PLANTS ARE ACTIVELY UNDER CONSTRUCTIUN MONTHLY HIGHLIGHTS ___I& E_____ (PG 2-12/13) 66 UNITS WERE IN COMMERCIAL OPERATION IN DECEMBER 1979 1 UNIT WAS NOT IN COMMERCIAL OPERATION 67 UNITS LICENSED TO OPERATE (EXCLUDES INDIAN POINT 1,
HUMBOLDT BAY, AND THREE MILE ISLAND 2 WHICH HAVE OPERATING LICENSES BUT ARE SHUTDOWN 1
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i HEW APPLICATIONS RECEIVED - NMSS (PG 3-2'/4)
AS OF MARCH 7, 1983, 5 APPLICATIONS WERE RECEIVED.IH FY 80 DIVISIDH OF FUEL CYCLE t. MATERIAL SAFETY (PG 3-8/9) 10 MAJOR CASES Hl.VE BEEN COMPLETED AS OF MARCH 7, 1980 IN FY 80 l
262 MINOR CASES HAVE BEEN COMPLETED THROUGH JULY 31, 1979 MATERIALS LICENSING DATA _HMSS (PG 3-10/11) l DURING FEBRUARY 959 - END OF M0bTH INVENTORY (PENDING LETTERS NOT INCLUDED) 293 - APPLICATIC.MS GREATER THAN 90 DAYS 599 - APPLICATIONS RECEIVED 423 - LICENSING ACTIONS COMPLETED (APPLICATIONS LICENSED) 1056 - BEGINNING OF MONTH INVENTORY
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959 - END OF MONTH INVENTORY MONTHLY HIGHLIGHTS _ STANDARDS DEVELOPMENT(PG 4-3 THRU 4-8)
DURING FEBRUARY NO PROPOSED RULES WERE ISSUED 2 EFFECTIVE RULES WERE PUBLISHED 2 ACTIVE GUIDES WERE PUBLISHED 1 ANSI STANDARD WAS PUBLISHED 2 HUREG REPCRTS WERE PUBLISHED NO POLICY ST/ TEMENT WAS ISSUED 3mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmag THE FOLLOWING ADDITIONS AND DELETIONS WERE MADE TO THIS MON g
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SECTION I -
NUCLEAR FACILITIES I
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PROFILE OF NUCLEAR REACTORS BUILT, BEING BUILT OR PLANNED SINCE 1973 250 -
DATA AS OF FEBRUARY 29,1980 240 -
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L1166 UNITS 1973 1974 I
1975 1976 1977 I
1978 1979 I
1980 1981 ANNOUNCED OR ORDERED UNITS FOR WHICH APPLICATIONS WERE NOT UNDER REVIEW BY THE NRC WERE NOT COUNTED IN THE STATISTICS PRIOR TO SEPTEMBER 1973 OR AFTER DECEMBER 1979.
IN JANUARY, IN ADD 1110N TO FOUR CANCELLATIONS,THE FOLLOWING WERE DROPPED FROM THE STATISTICS:
3 NON-OPERATING PLANTS,9 PLANTS INDEFINITELY DEFERRED,1 PLANT DENIED STATE CERTIFICATION, AND 6 ORDERED OR ANNOUNCED PLANTS.
CASELDAD PROJECTIONS "HEXT UPDATE: APRIL 1980 NDATA AS OF: SEPTEMBER 1979 FY 1981 FY 1982 FY 1983 FY 19P.i FY 1985
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HEW CP APPLICATIONS 1
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LICENSED 91 98 111 119 131MM UNDER CDNSTRUCTION 15 9 85 74 66 54 REACTOR SITES 100 102 103 105 107
<<<< FUEL CYCLE FACILITIES >>>>
HEW MILL APPLICATIONS 2
2 2
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NEW FUEL FAB /UF6 APPLICATIONS 0
0 0
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NEW SPENT FUEL APPLICATIONS 1
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NEW HWL APPLICATIONS O
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NEW LLW APPLICATIONS 1
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LICENSED 55 63 68 71 76 i
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RADI0 ISOTOPES LICENSES 9125 9400 9680 9970 10,270 i
EXPORT ISSUED (MAJOR) 148 158 158 158 158 IMPORT ISSUED (MAJOR) 20 20 20 1 20 20 I
HOTE: THE FY 1981 PROJECTIDHS FOR REACTORS AND FUEL CYCLE FACILITIES ARE BASED OH WRITTEH SURVEYS CONDUCTED BY THE OFFICES OF HRR AND HMSS.
THE PROJECTIONS FOR OPERATING REACTORS ARE BASED OH THE METHODOLOGY DESCRIBED IN APPENDIX A 0F THE SOURCE DOCU:1EN T. EXCEPT AS OTHERWISE INDICATED, THE PROJECTIONS FOR 1982-1985 ARE BASED ON BEST ESTIMATES AND DO NOT REPRESENT COMi1ITMENTS OR ORDERS BY A SPECIFIC APPLICANT TO UNDERTAKE A GIVEN LICENSE ACTIVITY.
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STATUS OF NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS 4
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SOURCE: OrFICE OF MANAGEMENT fe PROGRAM ANALYSIS. NRC Capacity" 25 41 1
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(Excludes 3 which have operating licenses 1
N-'1 but are shut down indefinitely - Three Mile Island 2, Humboldt Bay, and Indian Point 11 LICENSED FOR LOW POWER TESTING............... 1.000
, 87 CONSTRUCTION PERMIT GRANTED............... 96,000
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36 Under Operating License Review......... 39.000 i
8I'f 51 Opersting License Not Yet Applied For.... 57.000 e
IExcludes 3 which have been denied certi-fication by the N.Y. State Siting Board -
t Sterling 1, Jamesport 1 & 2) 28 S9 11 UNDER CONSTRUCTION PERMIT REVIEW........ 14,000
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ACTIVE AND PENDING APPLICATIONS FOR CENTRAL STATION HUCLEAR POWER PLANTS AND SPECIAL PROJECTS FEBRUARY 29, 1980 HO. OF APPLICATIONS HD. OF UNITS A.
OPERATING LICENSES -
67 LICENSED FOR LOW POWER TESTING 1
I B.
UNDER OPERATING LICENSE REVIEW 23 36 C.
UNDER CONSTRUCTION BUT OPERATING LICENSE APPLICATIONS NOT ACCEPTED 27 53 D.
UNDER CONSTRUCTIOH PERMIT REVIEW 8
11 E.
SPECIAL PROJECTS 25 j
F.
PRELIMINARY DESIGH APPROVALS ISSUED HOTFt LWAS HAVE BEEH ISSUED FOR 2 UNITS CURRENTLY UNDER REVIEW FOR 14 CONSTRUCTION PERMITS.
1/ BASED UP0H FORMAL UTILITY ANNOUNCEMENTS.
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l UCENSED TO OPERATE DATE OF ISSUANCE DATE OF ISSUANCE OF FULL POWER i
0F FULL POWER A. LICENSED TO OPERATE LICENSE l
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LICENSED TO OPERATE LICENSE t
1.
COMMONWEALTH EDISDN CO.
06/02/60 POL 27.
MAINE YANKEE ATOMIC POWER CO.
06/29/73 FTL DRESDEN 1 (BWR) 10/14/60 FTL MAINE YANKEE (PWR) 2.
YANKEE ATOMIC POWER CO.
07/29/60 POL 28.
TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY 12/20/73 FTL-YANKEE-ROWE (PWR) 06/23/61 FTL BROWNS FERRY 1 (BWR) 3.
CONSUMERS PCWER CD.
08/30/62 POL 29.
OMAHA PUBLIC POWER DISTRICT 08/09/73 FTL BIG ROCK POINT (BWR) 05/01/64 FTL FT. CALHOUN 1 (PWR) l 4
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON CO.
03/27/67 POLw 30.
CONSOLIDATED EDISDN CD.
09/28/73 FTL SAN ONOFRE 1 (PWR)
INDIAN POINT 2 (PWR) 5.
CONNECTICUT YANKEE ATOMIC POWER CD 06/30/67 POL 31.
DUKE POWER CO.
10/06/73 FTL HADDAM NECK (PWR) 12/27/74 FTL OCONEE 2 (PWR) 6.
DAIRYLAND COOPERATIVE POWER 07/03/67 POLw 32.
C0f1MONWEALTH EDISON CD.
10/19/73 FTL LACROSSE (BWR)
ZION 1 (PWR) 7.
JERSEY CENTRAL POWER & LIGHT CO.
04/09/69 POLw 33.
PHILADELPHIA ELECTRIC CO.
10/25/73 FTL OYSTER CREEK 1 (BWR)
PEACH BOTTOM 2 (BWR) 8.
NIAGARA fl0 HAWK POWER CORP.
08/22/69 POL 34.
COM 10NWEALTH EDISON CO.
11/14/73 FTL.
NINE MILE POINT 1 (BWR) 12/26/74 FTL ZIDH 2 (PWR) 9.
ROCHESTER GAS & ELECTRIC CORP.
09/19/69 POLu 35.
NORTHERN STATES POWER CO.
04/05/74 FTL R.E. GINNA (PWR)
PRAIRIE ISLAND 1 (PWR) 10.
C0ft:10NWEALTH EDISON CO.
12/22/69 POLw 36.
PUBLIC SERVICE CD. OF COLORADO 12/21/73 FTL DRESDEN 2 (EWR)
FT ST VRAIN (HTGR) 11 CAROLINA POWER 8 LIGHT CO.
09/23/70 FTL 37.
WISCONSIN PUBLIC SERVICE CORP.
12/21/73 FTL H.B.
ROBINSON 2 (PWR)
KEWAUNEE (PWR) 12.
NORTHERN STATES POWER CO.
01/19/71 POLw 38.
HEBRASKA PUBLIC POWER DISTRICT 01/18/74 FTL MONTICELLO (BWR)
COOPER STATION (BWR) 13.
WISCONSIN-MICHIGAN POWER CO.
10/05/70 FTL 39.
IOWA ELECTRIC LIGHT & POWER CO.
02/22/74 FTL FOINT BEACH 1 (PWR)
ARNOLD (BWR)
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NORTHEAST NUCLEAR ENERGY CO.
10/26/70 POLw 40.
METROPOLITAN EDISON CO.
04/19/74 FTL MILLSTONE 1 (BWR)
THREE MILE ISLAND 1 (PWR) 15.
C0tli10NWEALTH EDISON CO.
03/02/71 FTL 41 ARKANSAS POWER 8 LIGHT CO.
05/21/74 FTL DRESDEN 3 (BUR)
C0tii!ONWEALTH EDISON CO.
12/14/72 FTL 42.
TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY 06/28/74 FTL QUAD-CITIES 1 (BWR)
BROWNS FERRY 2 (BWR) i 17.
CONSUMERS POWER CO.
IC/16/72 POLu 43.
PHILADELPHIA ELECTRIC CO.
07/02/74 FTL PALISADES (PWR)
PEACH BOTTOM 3 (BWR) l 18.
C0t;:10NWEALTH EDISON CO.
12/14/72 FTL
- 44.. DUKE POWER CO.
07/19/74 FTL QUAD-CITIES 2 (BWR)
OCONEE 3 (PWR) 19.
VIRGINIA ELECTRIC 8 POWER CO.
05/25/72 FTL 45.
BALTIMORE GAS & ELECTRIC CD.
07/31/74 FTL SURRY 1 (PWR)
CALVERT CLIFFS 1 (PWR) 20.
FLORIDA POWER 8 LIGHT CO.
07/19/72 FTL 46.
GEORGIA POWER CO.t 08/06/74 FTL TURKEY POINT 3 (PWR)
HATCH 1 (BWR) 21.
BOSTON EDISON CO.
09/15/72 FTL 47.
SACRAMENTO t1UNICIPAL UTIL. DIST.
08/16/74 FTL PILGRIM 1 (BWR)
RANCHO SECO (PWR) 22.
VERf10NT YANKEE HUCLEAR POWER CORP. 02/28/73 FTL 48.
POWER AUTH. OF THE STATE OF NY 10/17/74 FTL iVERMONT YANKEE (BWR)
FITZPATRICK (BWR) 23.
VIRGINIA ELECTRIC & POWER CO.
01/29/73 FTL 49.
INDIANA 8 MICHIGAN ELECTRIC CD.
10/25/74 FTL
'SURRY 2 (PWR)
COOK 1 (PWR) 24.
DUKE POWER CO.
02/06/73 FTL 50.
NORTHERN STATES POWER CO.
10/29/74 FTL OCONEE 1 (PWR)
PRAIRIE ISLAND 2 (PWR) 25.
WISCONSIN-MICHIGAN ELECTRIC CO.
03/08/73 FTL 51 CAROLINA POWER S LIGHT CO.
12/27/74 FTL.
POINT BEACH 2 (PWR)
BRUNSWICK 2 (BWR) f 26.
FLORIDA POWER 3 LIGHT CD.
04/10/73 FTL 52.
NORTHEAST NUCLEAR ENERGY CO.
08/01/75 FTL ui TURKEY POINT 4 (PWR)
MILLSTONE 2 (PWR)
LICENSED TO OPERATE DATE OF ISSUANCE CONSTRUCTION PERMITS GRANTED-0F FULL POWER DOCKET A.
LICENSED TO OPERATE
. LICENSE DATE OF 6
B.
UNDER OPERATING LICENSE REVIEW APPLICATION 53.
PORTLAND GENERAL ELECTRIC CO.
i1/21/75 FTL TROJAN (PWR) 1 PUBLIC SERVICE ELECTRIC & GAS CO.
08/25/71 54.
POWER AUTH. OF THE STATE OF NY 04/05/16 FTL SALEM 2 (PWR)
INDIAN POINT 3 (PWR) 2.
VIRGINIA ELECTRIC 8 POWER CO.
05/03/73 55.
DUQUESHE LIGHT CO.
01/30/76 FTL NORTH ANNA 2 (PWR) l BEAVER VALLEY 1 (PWR) 3.
ALABAMA POWER CO.
08/30/73 j
56.
FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT CD.
03/01/76 FTL FARLEY 2 (PWR)
PACIFIC GAS & ELECTRIC CO.
10/02/73 57.
TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY 07/02/76 FTL DIABLO CANYOH 1 & 2 (PWR)
BROWHS FERRY 3 (BWR) 5.
TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY 01/31/74 58.
BALTIMORE GAS 8 ELECTRIC CD, 11/30/76 FTL SEQUOYAH 2 (PWR)
C4LVERT CLIFFS 2 (PWR) 6.
DUKE POWER CO.
05/31/74 59.
PUBLIC SERVICE ELECTRIC & GAS CO.
12/01/76 FTL MCGUIRE 1 & 2 (PWR)
SALEM 1 (PWR) 7.
DETROIT EDISON CO.
04/C4/75 60.
CAROLINA POWER 8 LIGHT CO.
11/12/76 FTL FERMI 2 (BWR)
BRUNSWICK 1 (BWR) 8.
CINCINNATI GAS 1 ELECTRIC CO.
09/10/75(FSAR & ENV.)
61 FLORIDA POWER CORP.
01/31/77 FTL ZIMMER 1 (BWR)
CRYSTAL RIVER 3 (PWR) 9.
LONG ISLAND LIGHTING CO.
01/26/76(FSAR 8 ENV.)
62.
TOLEDO EDISON CO.
04/22/77 FTL SHOREHAM (BWR)
DAVIS-BESSE 1 (PWR) 10.
TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY 1Lr34/76(FSAR) 63.
ALABAMA POWER CO.
06/25/77 FTL WATTS BAR't 8 2 (PWR)
FARLEY 1 (PWR) 11.
SOUTH CAROLINA ELECTRIC 1 GAS CO.
02/24/77(FSAR & ENV.)
64.
VIRGINIA ELECTRIC 8 POWER CO.
11/26/77 FTL SUMMER 1 (PWR)
NORTH ANNA 1 (PWR) 12.
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISDN CO.
03/22/77(FSAR & ENV.)
65.
12/23/77 FTL SAN ONOFRE 2 8 3 (PWR)
COOK 2 (PWR) 13.
WASHINGTON PUBLIC POWER SUPPLY SYS. 04/20/77(ENV.)
66.
GEORGIA POWER C0.
06/13/78 FTL WPPSS 2 (BWR) 06/22/78(FSAR)
HATCH 2 (BWR) 14.
COMMONWEALTH EDISON CO.
05/12/77(FSAR 8 ENV.)
67.
ARKANSAS POWER 8 LIGHT CD.
09/01/78 FTL LASALLE 1 & 2 (BWR)
CONSUMERS POWER CO.
11/18/77(FSAR)
MIDLAND 1 8 2 (PWR) 04/14/78(ENV.)
1 CONSOLIDATED EDISON CO.
03/26/62 POLN 16.
TEXAS UTILITIES GENERATING CO.
04/25/78(FSAR)
INDIAN POINT 1 (PWR)MM COMANCHE PEAK 1 & 2
'01/19/79(ENV.)
2.
PACIFIC GAS & ELECTRIC CO.
08/28/62 POL 17.
TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY 06/12/78(FSAR 8 ENV.)
HUMBOLDT BAY (BWR)NN 01/21/69 FTL BELLEFONTE 1 8 2 (BWR) 3.
METROPOLITAN EDISDN CO.
02/08/78 FTL 18.
HOUSTON POWER 8 LIGHT CD.
07/17/78CFS AR 8 ENV. )
THREE MILE ISLAND 2 (PWR)WM SOUTH TEXAS 1 8 2 (PWR) 19.
PENNSYLVANIA POWER 8 LIGHT CO.
06/10/78(ENV.)
SUSQUEHANNA 1 8 2 (BWR) 07/31/78(FSAR)
LICENSED FOR LOW POWER TESTING LICENSE DATE 20.
MISSISSIPPI POWER 8 LIGHT CD.
06/30/78(FSAR 8 ENV.)
GRAND GULF 1 8 2 (BWR) 1 TENHFSSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY 02/29/80 21 COMMONWEALTH EDISON CO.
12/01/78(FSAR 8 ENV.)
SEQUOYAH 1 BYRON 1 8 2 (PWR) 22.
COMMONWEALTH EDISON CO.
12/01/78;FSAR 8 ENV.)
BRAIDWOOD 1 & 2 (PWR)
WHAVE APPLIED FOR A FULL-TERM LICENSE 23.
LOUISIANA POWER 8 LIGHT CO.
12/18/78(FSAR 8 ENV.)
wwSHUT DOWN INDEFINITELY WATERFORD 3 (PWR)
POL - PROVISIONAL OPERATING LICENSE (37 UNITS)
FTL - FULL-TERM LICENSE FLO - FUEL LOADING ONLY s
CONSTRUCTION PERMITS GRANTED C.
UNDER CONSTRUCTION BUT OPERATING CP C.
UNDER CONSTRUCTION BUT OPERATING CP LICENSE APPLICATIONS NOT ACCEPTED ISSUANCE LICENSE APPLICATIONS NOT ACCEPTED ISSUANCE 1.
JERSEY CENTRAL POWER & LIGHT CO.
07/10/73 16.
GULF STATES UTILITIES CO.
03/25/77 s
FORKED RIVER (PUR)
RIVER BEND 1 8 2 (SWR) 2.
NORTHERN INDIANA PUBLIC SERV. CO.
05/01/74 17.
FLOP'DA POWER 8 LIGHT CO.
05/02/77 BAILLY (BUR)
DUQUESNE LIGHT CO.
05/03/74 18.
CLEVELAND ELECTRIC ILLUMINATING CO. 05/03/77 BEAVER VALLEY 2 (PWR)
PERRY 1 8 2 (BWR) 4.
PHILADELPHIA EL EC TRIC CO.
06/19/74 19.
TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY 05/09/77 LIMERICK 1 4 2 (LWR)
HARTSVILLE 1 - 4 (BWR) 5.
HIAGARA f10 HAWK POWER CORP.
06/24/74 20.
KANSAS GAS 8 ELECTRIC CO.
05/17/77 NINE MILE POINT 2 (BWR)
WOLF CREEK (PWR) 6.
GEOROIA POWER CO.
06/28/74 21 DUKE POWER CO.
12/30/77 V0GTLE 1 4 2 (PWR)
CHEROKEE 1 - 3 (PWR) 7.
VIRGINIA ELECTRIC 8 POWER CO.
07/26/74 22.
TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY 01/16/78 NORTH ANNA 38 4 (PUR)
PHIPPS BEND 1 8 2 (BWR) 8.
NORTHEAST NUCLEAR ENERGY CO.
08/09/74 23.
CAROLINA POWER 8 LIGHT CO.
01/27/78 HARRIS 1 - 4 (PWR)
NILLSTONE 3 (PUR) 9.
PUBLIC SERVICE ELEC. & GAS CO.
11/01/74 24.
PUBLIC SERVICE OF INDIANAM 04/04/78 HCPE CREEK 1 8 2 (BWR)
MARBLE HILL 1 8 2 (PWR) 1(.
DUKE POWER CO.M 08/07/75 25.
WASHINGTON PUBLIC POWER SUPPLY SYS. 04/11/78 CATAWDA 1 8 2 (PWR)
WPPSS 3 4 5 (PWR) 11 WASHINGTON PUBLIC POWER SUPPLY SYS. 12/23/75 26.
TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY 11/29/78 V?PSS I (PWR)
YELLOW CREEK 1 8 2 (PWR) y 12.
ILLINOIS POWER CO.
02/24/76 NA WASHINGTON PUBLIC POWER SUPPLY SYS. 02/21/78 CLINTON 1 8 2 (BWR)
WPSS 4 (PWR) 13.
UNION ELECTRIC CO.
04/16/76 (5t UNITS)
CALLAWAY 1 8 2 (PWR)
- 14.
ARIZONA PUBLIC SERVICE CO.
05/24/76 We3 PALO VERDE 1 -3 (PWR) 1 ROCHETTER GAS 8 ELECTRIC CORP.
09/01/77 15.
PUBLIC SERVICE CO. OF N.H.
07/07/76 S T E'h ING f (FWR)WM SEABROOK 1 14 (PWR) 2.
LONG 15 LAND LIGHTING CO.
01/04/79 O-JAMESPORT 1 8 2 (PWR)
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BOSTON EDISON CO.
12/21/73(SAF 8 ENV)
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08/06/74(ENV)
PEBBLE SPRINGS 1 8 2 (FWR)
' 10/18/74(SAFETY) 4.
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PUGET SOUND P0t:ER 8 LIGHT CO.
09/30/74(ENV) e p' CL SKAGIT 1 & 2 (BWR) 01/15/74(SAFETY) 6.
PUBLIC SERVICE CO. OF OKLAHOMA 12/23/75(SAF.1 ENV)-
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.07/12/74(SAF & ENV)
MONTAGUE 1 8 2 (BWR)1/
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04/11/75(ENV)
CLINCH RIVER (LMFBR) 06/13/75(SAFETY) 4 NEW YORK STATE ELECTRIC 8 GAS 12/29/78(SAFETY)
NEW HAVEN 1 8 2 (PWR)3/
01/24/79(ENV)
(16 UNITS) 4 4
11 UNITS UNDER ACTIVE REVIEW 5 UNITS POSTPONED INDEFINITELY OR DEFERRED Y
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CESSAR SYSTEM 80 10/27/78 (TENDERED)
DOCKET DATE 2.
FLOATINC NUCLEAR PLANTS 1-8 07/05/73(DOCKETED)
APPLItANT PDA NO.
DATE ISSUED 3.
GAS TURBIl3E HTGR 07/31/75(DOCKETED) 4.
GASSAR 02/05/75(DOCKETED) 1.
GENERAL ELECTRIC CD.
PDA-1 07/30/73 12/22/75 5.
GIBSSAR/RESAR-414 lC/15/76(DOCKETED 05/10/77)
GESSAR-238 HI o.
GAISSAR 92/24/73 2.
COM3USTION ENG., INC.
PDA-2 12/19/73 12/31/75 7
FT. CALHOUN (LESR) 01/26/76 CESSAR d.
58G 05/31/77(DOCKETED 06.*08/77) 3.
WESTINGHOUSE ELEC CORP.PDA-3 03/11/74 12/31/75 9.
S.JESSAR/BSAR-205 12/22/75(DOCKETED)
RESAR-41 16.
WOOD SITE STUDY 08e21/75 4.
STONE AND WEBSTER PDA-4 06/28/74 05/05/76 11 DOPFSAR/BSAR-205 10/31/77(DOCKETED)
SlJESSAR/RESAR 12.
BLl'E HILLS (SITE dTUDY) 10/31/77 5.
BRAUNSAR PDA-5 12/21/74 05/07/76 13.
ESSAR/CESSAR 11/73/77(DOCKETED 02/02/78) 6.
STONE A WEBSTER PDA.6 10/21/74 '08/18/76 14 ESSAR/RESAR-414 11/ 23 / 77 ( DO C K ET ED 03/13/78)
SUESSAR/CESSAR 15.
ESSAR/B%AR-235 11/23/77(DOCKETED 05/19/78) 7.
WESTINGHOUSE ELEC CORP.PDA-7 07/31/75 12/30/76 16.
NORTH COAST (ESR) 09/00/74 RESAR-3S 17.
CAT: ROLL COUNTY (ESR) 12/00/78 8.
STONE AND WEBSTER PDA-8 10/03/75 03/31/77 18.
FULTCt4 (LESR) 01/00/79 SWESSAR/RESAR 3S 10.
COUOLAS POINT (LESR) 08/00/73 9.
GENERAL ELECTRIC CO.
PDA-9 02/14/75 03/31/77 20.
GESSAR-233 NSSS EXTENSION 03/21/78 GESSAR-251 21.
GESSAR-251 EXTENSION 03/21/78 10.
GENERAL ELECTRIC CO.
PDA-10 09/24/75 03/10/77 22.
!!!ESSAR/CESSAR EXTENSIO1 03/21/73 GESSAR-233 HSSS 23.
SWESSAR/RESAR-55 EXTEf;SION 03/21/78 11.
FLUOR POWER PDA-11 01/27/76 08/17/77 26.
BOPSSAR/RESAR-41 EXTENSTON 03/21/78 BOPSSAR/RESAR-41 25.
E S A'l-205 EXT ENSION 03/21/78 12.
BABCOCK A IJILCOX PDA-12 03/01/76 05/31/78 BSAR-205 13.
WESTINGHOUSE ELEC CORP.PDA-13 12/30/76 11/04/78 RESAR 414 0 ALL SPECIAL PROJECT REVIEW EFFORT EXCEPT CARROLL SITE AND FLOATING NUCLEAR IS SUSPENDED h
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FACILITY CANCELLATIONS PLANTS WITH CONSTRUCTION PERMITS FACILITY APPLICANT TYPE MWE DATE SURRY 3-4 VIRGINIA ELECTRIC AND POWER PWR 882 FY-77 TYROHE NORTHERN STATES POWER PWR 1150 FY-79 CONSTRUCTION PERMIT REVIEW FACILITY APPLICANT TYPE MWE DATE QUAHICASSEE 1 82 CONSUt!ERS POWER PWR 1150 FY-75 PILGRIt1 3 BOSTON EDISON PWR 1180 FY-75 BARTON 3 1 4 ALADAMA POWER & LIGHT BWR 1159 FY-76 SUMMIT 2 DELMARVA POWER & LIGHT HTGR 1200 FY-77
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ALLENS CREEK 2 HOUSTON PO'/5R AND LIGHT BWR 1213 FY-77
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'C' COUGLAS POINT 2 POTOMAC ELECTRIC POWER EWR 1146 FY-78 e
LARTON 1 22 ALALAMA POWER 1 LIGHT BWR 1159 FY-78 FORT CALHOUH 2 Oi1AHA PUBLIC POWER DISTRICT PWR 1136 FY-78
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HAVEN 2 WISCONSIN ELECTRIC POWER CO.
PWR 900 FY-79
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DOUGLAS POINT 1 POTCl1AC ELECTRIC POWER BUR 1146 FY-79 FULTON 1-2 PHILADELPHIA ELECTRIC HTGR 1160 FY-79 c g{P f HORTH COAST 2 PUERTO RICO WATER RESOURCES AUTHORITY PWR 583 FY-79 ERIE 1 & 2 OHIO EDISON CO PWR 1260 FY-80 DAVIS BESSE 2 1 3 TOLEDO EDISON CO PWR 906 FY-80 NEW ENGLAND 1 &2 NEW ENGLAND POWER PWR 1194 FY-80 HAVEN 1 WISCONSIN ELECTRIC POWER CO.
PWR 900 FY-80
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OF STANDARDIZATION APPLICATIONS DATA AS OF: FEBRUARY 29,1980 REFERENCE SYSTEMS 23 APPLICATIONS DOCKET PROJECT APPLICANT
'DATE COMMENTS HUCLEAR STEAM SUPPLY SYSTEM, NUCLEAR ISLANDS & TURBINE ISLANDS GESSAR-238 HI GENERAL ELECTRIC 07/30/73 HUCLEAR ISLAND. PRELIMINARY DESIGH ERAUNSAR C.
E. BRAUN 12/21/74 TURBINE ISLAND MATCHED TO GESSAR-23S HI.
CESSAR C0f13USTION ENGINEERING 12/19/73 NSSS.
RESAR-41 WESTINGHOUSE 03/11/74 HSSS.
B-S AP.-241 BABCOCK & WILCOX 05/14/74 NSSS (WITHDRAWN).
B-SAR 205 BABCOCK & MILCOX 03/01/76 HSSS (REPLACES B-SAR-241)
GASStR GENERAL ATOMIC 02/05/75 HSSS.
GES!AR-251 GEHERAL ELECTRIC 02/14/75 NSSS RESAR-3S WESTINGHOUSE 07/31/75 NSSS.
GE'4SAR-238 NSSS GENERAL ELECTRIC 10/16/75 NSSS.
RESAR-414 WESTINCHOUSE 12/30/76 HSSS.
CESSAR COMBUSTION ENGINEERING FDA APPLICATION UNDER ACCEPTANCE STnNDARD BALANCE-OF-PLANT (BOP)
REVIEW ESSAR:
EBASCO CESSAR 02/02/73 30P DESIGH MATCHED TO CESSAR.
RESAR-414 03/13/78 BOP DESIGN MATCHED TO RESAR-414.
B-SAR-205 05/19/78 BOP DESIGH MATCHED TO B-SAR-205.
SWESSAR:
STONE & WEBSTER RESAR-41 06/2E/74 BOP DESIGN LATCHED TO RESAR-41 CESSAR 10/21/74 50P MATCHED TO CESS.1R.
RESAR-3S 10/02/75 BOP MATCHED TO RESAR-35.
E-SAR-205 12/22/75 EGP MATCHED TO B-SAR-205.
GIBB SS AR/RES AR-414 GISBS 1 HILL 05/C9/77 BOP-SSAR:
FLUOR POWER RESAR-41 01/27/76 BOP MATCHED TO RESAR-41 E-SAR-205 10/31/77 BCP MATCHED TO B-SAR-205 GAISSAR GILBERT /COMMONWEALTU 08/21/78 BOP MATCHE3 CESSA2.
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UTILITY APPLICATIONS USING REFERENCE SYSTEMS DOCKET PROJECT APPLICANT DATE COMMENTS CHEROKEE 1-3 DUKE POWER AS/24/74 REFERENCES CESSAR.
j PERKINS 1 DUKE POWER 05/24/74 REFERENCES CESSAR.
SOUTH TEXAS 1 82 HOUSTON LIGHT & POWER 07/05/74 REFERENCES RESAR-41 WPPSS 3 3 5 WASHINGTON PUBLIC POWER 08/02/74 REFERENCES CESSAR.
SUPPLY SYSTEM PALO VERDE 1-3 ARIZONA PUBLIC SERVICE 10/07/74 REFERENCES CESSAR.
HARTSVILLE 1-4 TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY 11/22/74 REFERENCES GESSAR-238 (HI).
BLACK FOX 1 &2 PUBLIC SERVICE OF OKLAHOMA 12/23/75 REFERENCES GESSAR-238 (NSSS).
PHIPPS BEND 1 12 TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY 11/07/75 REFERENCES GESSAR-238 (HI).
YELLOW CREEK 1 82 TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY 07/16/76 REFERENCES CESSAR.
ERIE 1 82 OHIO EDISOH 03/01/77 REFERENCES B-SAR-205.
PALO VERDE 4 &5 ARIZONA PUBLIC SERVICE 03/31/78 REFERENCES CESSAR NEW HAVEN 1 &2 NYSERG 12/2 9/7P, REFERENCES CESSAR &
SWESSAR/CESSAR CGREENWOOD 2 1 3 DETROIT EDISON 03/01/79M REFERENCES B-SAR-205 DUPLICATE PLANTS S APPLICATICN; BYRON 1 &2 COMMONWEALTH EDISON 09/20/73 TWO UNITS AT EACH OF TUO SITES.
BRAIDWOOD 1 32 99/20/73 SNUPPS FIVE UNITS AT.0UR SITES.
WOLF CREEK KANSAS OAS a ELECTRIC AND 05/17/75 KANSAS CITY POWER 1 LIGHT CALLAWAY 1 12 UNION ELECTRIC 06/21/74 TYRONE 1 NORTHERN STATES POWER 06/21/7c STEELING ROCHESTER GAS & ELECTRIC 05/21/74 CHEROKEE 1-3 DUKE POWER C5/24/74 THREE UNITS AT EACH OF PERK!HS 1-3 C5/24/74 TU3 SITES.
DUPLICATE PLANTS ARE PLAMTS OF THE SAME DESIGN WITH THE POSSIBILITIES OF I:ULTIPLE SITES AHD ttULTIPLE APPLICATIONS REPLICATION 5 APPLICATIONS JAMESPORT 1 8 2 LONG ISLAND LIGHTING 09/G6/74 REPLICATES MILLSTORE 3.
MAR 3tE HILL 1 8 2 PUBLIC SERVICE OF INDIANA 09/17/75 REPLICATES SYROM 1 12 NEW ENGLAND 1 12 NE'! EMGLAND POWER t LIGHT 09/09/76 FEPLICATES SEA 3R00K 1 2 2 a H AVEN 1 WISCCNSIN ELECTRIC PO*.!ER 04-05-70 REPLICATES KOSHrCNONG ' &2 PALD VERDE 4 & 5 ARIZONA PU2LIC SERVICE C 3 / 3 '. / 7 0 RF.?LICATES PALO VER32 :,2, 13 REPLICATION IS THE DbPLICATION OF A PLAH NITH A LESIGN PREVIOUSLY APPRC1ED 3Y i.RC STAFF.
LICENSE TO MASUFACfURE FLOATING MUCLEAR PLANTS 1 APPLICATIGN FLOATING HUCLEAR OFFSHORE POWER SYSTEM 07/05/73 EHTIRE PLANT DESI'sH.
PLANT (FMP) 1-8 REACTIVATION DATE
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FSAR ER' FULL jr MONTHS TO MONTHS TO DOCKET DOCKET INITIAL POWER INITIAL FULL POWER LICENSE-PLANT DATE DATE LICENSE LICENSE LICENSE LICENSE HUMBER 1.
DRESDEN 1 06-09-58 N/A 09-28-59 06-02-60 15.6 23.7 DPR-2
- 2. YANKEE-ROWE 1 09-16-59 H/A 07-09-60 07-29-60 9.7 10.4 DPR-3
- 3. HALLAM 04-16-61 N/A 01-02-62 08-a9-62 8.5 15.7' DPRA-1 4.
INDIAH POINT 1 01-30-60 01-30-60 03-26-62 03-26-62 25.8 25.8 DPR-5
- 5. PIQUA 02-01-61 H/A 08-23-62 05-16-63 18.7 27.5
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- 6. HUMBOLDT BAY 09-05-61 N/A 08-28-62 08-28-62 11.7 11.7 DPR 7.
BIG ROCK POINT 1 12-04-61 H/A 08-30-62 08-30-62 8.8 8.8 DPR-6
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ELK RIVER 07-08-60 H/A 11-06-62 11-10-62 27.9 28.0 DPRA-3 9.
CVTR 01-24-62 H/A 11-27-62' 11-27-62 10.1 10.1 DPR-8
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- 10. ENRICO FERMI 1 07-14-61 N/A 05-10-63 07-11-63 21.8 23.9 DPR-9
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- 11. PATHFINDER 06-22-62 N/A 03-12-64 03-12-64 20.6 20.6 DPR-11
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- 12. BONUS 02-01-62 N/A 04-02-64 04-02-64 26.0 26.0 DPRA-4 Z 2:1
- 13. PEACH DOTTOM 1 02-25-64 N/A 01-24-66 01-12-67 22.9
?4.5 DPR-12
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- 14. SAN ONOFRE 1 11-30-65 N/A 03-27-67 03-27-67 15.9 15.9 DPR-13 n
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- 15. HADDAM NECK 07-22-66 N/A 06-30-67 06-30-67 11.2 11.2 DPR-61
- 16. LA CROSSE 08-03-65 N/A 07-03-67 07-03-67 23.0 23.0 DPR-45
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- 17. OYSTER CREEK 1 01-25-67 N/A 04-09-69 08-01-69 26.4 30.2
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- 18. HINE MILE POINT 1 06-01-67 N/A 08-22-69 08-22-69 26.7 26.7 DPR Y:.f
- 19. GINHA 01-24-68 N/A 09-19-69 09-19-69 19.8 19.8 DPR-18
- 20. DRESDEN 2 11-17-67 N/A 12-22-69 12-22'369 25.1 25.1 DPR 19
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- 21. ROBINSON 2 11-26-68 11-26-68 07-31-70 09-23-70 20.1 21.9 DPR-23 3
- 22. MONTICELLO 11-08-68 11-08-68 09-08-70 01-19-71 22.0 26.3 DPR-22 pr #3
- 23. POINT BEACH 1 03-18-69 11-18-71 10-05-70 10-05-70
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- 24. MILLSTONE 1 03-18-68 N/A 10-06-70 10-26-70 30.6 31.2 DPR-21
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- 25. DRESDEN 3 11-17-67 07-24-70 01-12-71 03-02-71 37.8 39.5 DPR-25
- 26. PALISADES 11-05-68 11-05-68 03-24-71 10-16-72 28.6 47.3 DPR-20
- 27. CUAD CITIES 1 09-03-68 11-19-70 10-01-71 12-14-72 36.9 51.3 DPR-29
- 28. INDIAN POINT 2 10-15-68 10-15-71 10-19-71 09-28-73 36.1 59.4 DPR-26
- 29. POINT BEACH 2 03-18-69 11-11-71 11-16-71 03-08-73 31.9 47.6 EPR-27
- 30. VERMONT YANKEE 1 01-05-70 12-21-72 03-21-72 02-28-73 26.5 37.7 DRP g 31 QUAD CITIES 2 09-03-68 11-19-70 03-31-72 12-14-72 42.9 51.3 DPR-30
- 32. SURRY 1 01-21-71 12-02-70 05-25-72 05-25-72 16.1 16.1 DPR-32
- 33. PILGRIM 1 01-05-70 11-01-70 06-08-72 09-15-72 29.1 32.3 DPR-35
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- 34. TURKEY POINT 3 05-12-69 11-08-71 07-19-72 07-19-72 38.2 38.2 DPR-31
- 36. SURRY 2 01-20-70 12-02-70 01-29-73 01-29-73 36.3 36.3 DPR-37
- 37. OCONEE 1 06-02-69 10-18-71 02-06-73 02-06-73 44.1 44.1 DPR-38
- 38. ZICH 1 11-25-70 N/A 04-06-73 10-19-73 28.3 34.8 DPR-39
- 39. TURKEY POINT 4 05-12-69 11-08-71
.04-10-73 04-10-73 46.9 46.9 DPR-41
- 40. FORT CALHOUN 1 11-28-69 11-04-71 05-23-73 08-09-73 41.8 44.3 DPR-40
- 41. BROWNS FERRY 1 09-25-70 N/A 06-26-73 12-20-73 33.0 38.8 DPR-33 ET2h
- 42. PEACH BOTTOM 2 08-31-70 11-08-71 08-08-73 12-14-73 35.2 39.4 DPR-44
- 43. PRAIRIE ISLAND 1 02-01-71 05-17-71 08-09-73 04-05-74 30.2 38.1 DPR-42
- 44. OCONEE 2 06-02-69 10-18-71 10-06-73 10-06-73 52.1 52.1 DPR-47
- 45. ZION 2 11-25-70 N/A 11-14-73 11-14-73 35.6 35.6 DPR-48 g
- 47. KERAUNEE 01-30-71 11-08-71 12-21-73 12-21-73 34.7 34.7 DPR-43
- 48. COOPER STATION 03-01-71 09-24-71 01-18-74 01-18-74 34.5 34.5 DPR-46 b.
- 49. DUANE ARNOLD 05-09-72
.i-i5-71 02-22-74 02-22-74 21.4 21.4 DPR-49 O
OPERATING UCENSESISSUED PACE 2
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- MONTHS TO MONTHS TO DOCKET DOCKET INITIAL POWER INITIAL FULL POWER LICENSE PLANT DATE DATE LICENSE LICENSE LICENSE LICENSE NUMBER
- 50. THREE MILE ISLAND 1 03-02-70 10-01-70 04-19-74 06-24-74 49.5 51.7 DPR-50 51 ARKANSAS 1 04-26-71 11-05-71 05-21-74 05-21-74 36.8 36.8 DPR-51
- 52. BROUNS FERRY 2 09-25-70 N/A 06-28-74 08-02-74 45,t 46.2 DPR-52
- 53. PEACH BOTTOM 3 08-31-70 11-08-71 07-02-74 07-02-74 46.0 ~
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- 54. OCONEE 3 06-02-69 10-18-71 07-19-74 07-19-74 61.5 61.5 DPR-55 rr -
- 55. CALVERT CLIFFS 1 01-04-71 11-08-71 07-31-74 07-31-74 42.9 42.9 DPR-53
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- 56. HATCH 1 03-22-71 02-17-71 08-06-74 10-13-74 40.4 42.7 DPR-57
- 57. RANCHO SECO 1 04-29-71 11-15-72 08-16-74 08-16-74 39.5 39.5 DPR-54 L-'
- 58. FITZPATRICK 06-04-71 05-22-71 10-17-74 10-17-74 40,4 40.4 DPR-59
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- 59. COOK 1 02-02-71 11-08-71 10-25-74 10-25-74 44.7 44.7 DPR-58
- 60. PRAIRIE ISLAND 2 02-01-71 05-17-71 10-29-74 10-29-74 44.9 44.9 DPR-60 61 BRUNSWICK 2 10-03-72 11-08-71 12-27-74 12-27-74 26.8 26.8 DPR-62
- 62. MILLSTONE 2 08-14-72 11-15-71 08-01-75 09-30-75 35.5 37.5 DPR-65
- 63. TROJAN 02-09-73 05-29-70 11-21-75 11-21-75 33.4 33.4 NPF-1
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- 64. INDIAN POINT 3 12-P4-70 11-13-73 12-12-75 04-05-76 60.2 64.0 DPR-64
- 65. BEAVER VALLEY 1 10-18-72 01-05-72 01-30-76 07-02-76 33.4 44.4 DPR-66 h
- 67. BROUNS FERRY 3 09-25-70 09-25-70 07-02-76 08-18-76 69.2 70.7 DPR-68 e
- 68. CALVERT CLIFFS 2 01-04-71 11-08-71 08-13-76 11-30-76 67.3 70.8 DPR-69
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- 69. S A L Ett 1 08-25-71 11-08-71 08-13-76 12-01-76 59.6 63.2 DPR-70
- 70. BRUNSWICK 1 10-03-72 11-08-71 09-08-76 11-12-76 47.1 49.3 DPR-71
- 71. NORTH ANNA 1 05-02-73 03-15-72 11-26-76 04-01-78 42.8 58.9 NPF-4
- 72. DAVIS-BESSE 1 03-31-73 01-04-73 04-22-77 04-22-77 48.7 45.7 HPF-3
- 73. FARLEY 1 08-30-73 08-30-73 06-25-77 06-25-77 45.8 45.8 NPF-2 Q
- 74. CRYSTAL RIVER 3 02-08-71 01-03-72 12-03-77 01-28-77 81.8 71.6 DPR-72
- 75. COOK 2 02-01-71 11-08-71 12-23-77 12-23-77 82.7 82.7 DPR-74
- 76. THREE MILE ISLAND 2 04-04-74 04-16-7i 02-08-78 02-08-78 46.1 46.1 DFR73
- 77. HATCH 2 10-31-75 10-31-7.
06-13-78 06-13-78 31.4 31.4 NPF-5
- 78. ARKANSAS 2 04-17-74 04-17-74 07-18-78 12-14-78 51.0 55.9 HPF-6 (3)79 SEQUOYAH 1 01-31-74 N/A 02-29-80 N/A 72.1 N/A DPR-77 g
YEAR RAGE k
M ISSUED
=
IN MONTHS g
FY 1959 1
k Over 50% of rated power FY 1960 1
15.6
- ,, LICENSES TERMINATED 6
g.7 0
PERMANENTLY SHUTDOWN 2 pg FY 1961 0
FY 1962 5
14.7 78 PLANTS %
FEBRUARY 29,1980
$}gl j8j 3
FY 1965 0
g 0
FY 1966 1
22,9 FY 1967 3
16.7 (1) This is deturmined by counting the number of months fy l8$
24j between the FSAR Docket Date and the initial License 0
9 FY 1970 3
FY 1971 22.4 4
28.8 (2) hy# g2 l
This is deturmined by counting the number of months FY 1974 42'.1 between the FSAR Docket Date and the Full Power 14 FY 1975 5
38 5 License Date.
FY 1976 8
FY 1977 51'5 4
53,g yjQ 52.8 W Low Power License.
4 Since 1959,78 Operating Licenses have been issued.
CONSTRUCTION PERMITS ISSUED U1 CONSTRUCTION PSAR ELAPSED PERMIT CP DOCKET DOCKET ISSUED MONTHS HUMBER HUMBER FACILITY HAME DATE 050-00010 (LIC) DRESDEN 1 (0200) 04/01/55C 05/04/56C 13.1 CPPR-2 050-00003 (LIC) INDIAH POINT 1 (0265) 04/02/55C 05/04/56C 13.0 CPPR-1 050-00016 (WD ) EHRICO FERMI 1 (0061) 01/07/56C 08/04/56C 6.9 CPPR-4 tt/04/57C 15.8 CPPR-5 050-00029 (LIC) YANKEE-ROWE 1 (0175) 07/09/56C 115-00001 (WD ) ELK RIVER (0022) 03/15/59C OS/09/60C 9.8 CAPR-1 115-00002 (WD ) PIQUA (0011) 04/f3/59C 01/28/60C 9.5 CAPR-2 050-00144 (WD ) CVTR (0017) 07/09/59C 05/04/60C 9.8 CPPR-7 050-00130 (WD ) PATHFINDER (0058) 04/01/59C 05/12/60C 13.3 CPPR-8 05/31/60C 4.4 CPPR-9 050-00155 (LIC) BIG ROCK POINT 1 (0075) 01/18/60C 06/28/60C 16.4 CAPR-3 115-00003 (WD ) HALLAN (0075) 02/tS/59C 115-00004 (WD ) BONUS (0017) 12/15/59C 07/19/60C 7.1 CAPR-4 11/09/60C 18.3 CPPR-10 050-00133 (LIC) HUMEOLDT BAY (0065) 04/30/59C 050-00171 (WD ) PEACH BOTTOM 1 (0040) 07/25/60C 02/23/62C 18.9 CPPR-12 03/29/63C 4.8 CAPR-5 050-00409 (FTL) LA CROSSE (0050) ft/05/62C 03/02'/64C 12.9 CPPR-13 050-00206 (FTL) SAH OHOFRE 1 (0430) 02/04/63C 05/26/64C 8.5 CPPR-14 050-00213 (LIC) HADDAM MZ K (0575) 09/09/63C 12/15/64C 8.5 CPPP-15 050-00219 (FTL) OYSTER CREEK 1 (0650) 03/30/64C 04/12/65C 12.3 CPPR-16 050-00220 (LIC) HINE MILE POINT 1 (0610) 04/01/64C 050-00237 (FTL) DRESDEH 2 (0794) 04/15/65C 01/10/66C 8.8 CPPR-18 050-00244 (FTL) GIHHA (0490) 11/01/65C 04/25/66C 5.8 CPPR-19 050-00245 -(FTL) MILLSTONE 1 (0652) 11/15/65C 05/19/66C 6.1 CPPR-20 050-00247 (LIC) INDIAN POINT 2 (0873) 12/06/65C 10/14/66C 10.2 CPPR-21 050-00249 (LIC) DRESDEN 3 (0809) 02/10/66C 10/14/66C 8.1 CPPR-22 050-60254 (LIC) QUAD CITIES 1 & 2 (0800) 05/31/66C 02/15/67C 8.4 CPPR-23824 050-00255 (FTL) PALISADES (0700) 06/03/66C 03/14/67C 9.3 CPPR-25 050-00261 (FTL) ROBIHSOH 2 (0700) 07/25/66C 04/13/57C 8.6 CPPR-26 050-00250 (LIC) TURKEY POINT 3 & 4 (0666) 03/28/66C 04/27/67C 12.9 CPPR-27828 050-00259 (LIC) BROWHS FERRY 1 & 2 (1067) 07/13/66C 05/10/67C 9.9 CPPR-29830 050-00263 (FTL) MONTICELLO (0545) 08/08/56C 06/19/67C 10.3 CPPR-31 050-00266 (LIC) POINT BEACH 1 (0497) 08/31/66C 07/19/67C 10.6 CPPR-32 050-00269 (LIC) OCONEE 1, 2& 3 (0871) 12/01/66C 11/06/67C 11.1 CPPR-33,34335 050-00271 (LIC) VERM0HT YANKEE 1 (0514) 12/02/66C 12/11/67C 12.3 CPPR-36 050-00277 (LIC) PEACH BOTTOM 2 & 3 (1065) 02/13/67C Of/31/68C 11.6 CPPR-37838 050-00275 (OL) DIABLO CANYOH 1 (1084) 01/18/67C 04/23/68C 15.1 CPPR-39 050-00289 (LIC) THREE MILE ISLAND 1 (0819) 05/03/67C 05/18/68C 12.5 CPPR-40 050-00298 (LIC) COOPER STATIDH (0778) 07/27/67C 06/04/68C 10.2 CPPR-42 050-00285 (LIC) FORT CALHOUH 1 (0457) 04/18/67C 06/07/68C 13.6 CPPR-41 050-00280 (LIC) SURRY 1 & 2 (0788) 03/20/67C 06/25/68C 15.1 CPPR-43844 050-00282 (LIC) PRAIRIE ISLAND 1 & 2 (0530) 04/07/67C 06/25/68C 14.6 CPPR-45146 050-00301 (LIC) POINT BEACH 2 (0497) 08/03/67C 07/25/68C 11.7 CPPR-47 050-00296 (LIC) BROWHS FERRY 3 (1067) 07/17/67C 07/31/68C 12.4 CPPR-48 050-00305 (LIC) KEWAUHEE (0541) 08/23/67C 08/06/68C II.4 CPPR-50 050-00293 (LIC) PILGRIM 1 (0670) 06/30/67C 08/26/68C 13.8 CPPR-49 050-00267 (LIC) FORT ST VRAIN (0330) 10/20/66C 09/17/68C 22.9 CPPR-54 050-002/2 (LIC) SALEM 1 1 2 (1090) 12/13/66C 09/25/68C 21.4 CPPR-52853 050-00302 (LIC) CRYSTAL RIVER 3 (0825) 08/10/67C 09/25/68C 83.5 CPPR-51 050-00312 (LIC) RANCHO SECO I (0913) 11/20/67C
!0/11/68C 10.7 CPPR-56 050-00309 (LIC) MAINE YANKEE (0790) 09/27/67C 19/21/68C 12.8 CPPR-55 050-00313 (LIC) ARKANSAS 1 (0850) 11/29/67C 12/06/68C 12.2 CPPR-57 050-00295 (LIC) ZION 1 & 2 (1050) 07/12/67C 12/26/68C 17.4 CPPR-58859 03/25/69C 15.1 CPPR-60561 050-00315 (LIC) COOK 1 1 2 (1060) 12/20/67C 07/07/69C 17.4 CPPR-63564 050-00317 (LIC) CALVERT CLIFFS 1 & 2 (0845) 01/25/68C 08/13/69C 27.5 CPPR-62 050-00286 (LIC) INDIAH POINT 3 (0965) 04/26/67C 09/30/69C 16.8 CPPR-65 050-00321 (LIC) HATCH 1 (0786) 05/06/68C ll/04/69C 18.1 CPPR-66 050-00320 (LIC) THREE MILE ISLAND 2 (0906) 04/29/68C 02/07/70C 18.2 CPPR-67868 050-00324 (LIC) BRUNSWICK 1 &2 (0821) 07/31/68C 050-00333 (LIC) FITZPATRICK (0821) 12/3f/68C 05/20/70C 16.6 CPPR-71 1
050-00327 (OL) SEQUOYAH I & 2 (1148) 10/15/68C 05/27/70C 19.4 CPPR-72&73 050-00331 (LIC) DUANE ARHOLD (0535) 11/04/68C 06/22/70C 19.6 CPPR-70 J
06/26/70C 17.3 CPPR-75 050-00334 (LIC) BEAVER VALLEY 1 (0852) 01/15/69C 050-00335 (LIC) ST LUCIE 1 (0907)
Of/29/69C 07/01/70C 17.0 CPPR-74 050-00323 (OL) DIABLO CANYOH 2 (1106) 07/01/68C 12/09/70C 29.2 CPPR-69 12/11/70C 21.4 CPPR-76 050-00336 (LIC) MILLSTONE 2 (0828) 02/28/69C 02/08/71C 19.4 CPPR-79 050-00344 (LIC) TROJAN (1130) 06/25/69C 02/19/71C 22.9 CPPR-77878 050-00338 (LIC) NORTH ANNA 1 12 (0907) 03/21/69C 050-00346 (LIC) DAVIS-BESSE I (0906) 08/Of/69C 03/24/71C 19.7 CPPR-80 08/16/72C 34.0 CPPR-85886 050-00348 (LIC) FARLEY l & 2 (0829) 10/15/69C 09/27/72C 40.9 CPPR-87 050-00341 (OL) ENRICO FERMI 2 (1093) 04/29/69C 10/27/72C 30.7 CPPR-88 050-00358 (OL) ZIMMER 1 (0810) 04/06/70C 050-00368 (OL) ARKANSAS 2 (0912) 09/17/70C 12/06/72C 26.6 CPPR-89 (CCHTINUED ON NEXT PAGE) f 1-15
.l
CONSTRUCTION PERMITS ISSUED n,
CONSTRUCTION DOCKET CP ELAPSED h
DATE ISSUED MONTHS FACILITY HAME 050-00329 (OL) MIDLAND 1 8 2 (0460) 10/30/68C 12/15/72C 49.5 CPPR-818 82 050-00366 (LIC) HATCH 2 (0795) 09/11/70C 12/27/72C 27.5 CPPR-90 050-00390 (OL) WATTS BAR 1 & 2 (1177) 05/18/71C 01/23/73C 20.1 CPPR-91892 050-00369 (OL) MCGUIRE 1 8 2 (1180) 09/18/70C 02/23/73C 29.1 CPPR-83384 050-00397 (OL) WASHINGTON HUCLEAR 2 (1100) 08/19/71C 03/19/73C 19.0 CPPR-93 050-n0395 (OL) SUMMER 1 (0900) 06/30/71C 03/21/73C 20.7 CPPR-94 050-00322 (OL) SHOREHAM (0819) 05/15/68C 04/14/73C 58.9 CPPR-95 050-00363 (PCP) FORKED RIVER (1070) 06/01/70C 07/10/73C 37.3 CPPR-96 050-00373 (OL) LASALLE 1 8 2 (1078) 11/03/70C 09/10/73C 34.2 CPPR-991100 050-00361 (OL) SAN ONOFRE 2 & 3 (1100) 06/01/70C 10/18/73C 40.5 CPPR-97198 050-00387 (OL) SUSQUEHANNA 1 8 2 (1050) 04/01/71C 11/02/73C 31.0 CPPR-101&102 050-00367 (PCP) BAILLY 1 (0645) 08/24/70C 05/01/74C 44.2 CPPR-104 050-00412 (PCP) BEAVER VALLEY 2 (0852) 10/20/72C 05/03/74C 18.4 CPPR-105 050-00352 (PCP) LIMERICK 1 & 2 (1065) 02/27/70C 06/19/74C 51.7 CPPR-106&107 050-00410 (PCP) HINE MILE POINT 2 (1100) 06/15/72C 06/24/74C 24.3 CPPR-112 050-00424 (PCP) V0GTLE 1,2,3,4 (1113) 02/13/73C 06/28/74C 16.5 CPPR-108,109,110,111 1
050-00404 (PCP) NORTH AHHA 3 1 4 (0907) 09/15/71C 07/26/74C 34.3 CPPR-1141115 050-00423 (PCP) MILLSTONE 3 (1156) 02/10/73C 08/09/74C 17.9 CPPR-113 050-00416 (OL) GRAND GULF 1 & 2 (1250) 11/17/72C 09/04/74C 21.5 CPPR-1183119 050-00354 (PCP) HOPE CREEK 1 3 2 (1067) 02/27/70C 11/04/74C 56.2 CPPR-1201121 050-00382 (OL) WATERFORD 3 (1113) 12/19/70C 11/14/74C 46.8 CPPR-103 050-00445 (OL) CDMANCHE PEAK 1 & 2 (1150) 07/20/73C 12/19/74C 16.9 CPPR-1261127 050-00434 (WD ) SURRY 3 1 4 (0859) 05/29/73C 12/20/74C 18.7 CPPR-1241125 050-00438 (OL) BELLEFONTE 1 &2 (1213) 06/21/73C 12/24/74C 18.1 CPPR-1221123 050-00413 (PCP) CATAW3A'1 & 2 (1145) 10/27/72C 08/07/75C 33.3 CPPR-1161117 050-00498 (OL) SOUTH TEXAS 1 & 2 (1250) 07/05/74C 12/22/75C 17.5 CPPR-1281129 050-00460 (PCP) WASHINGTON HUCLEAR 1 (1218) 10/18/73C 12/24/75C 26.2 CPPR-134 050-00456 (OL) BRAIDWOOD 1 & 2 (1120) 09/20/73C 12/31/75C 27.3 CPPR-1321133 050-00454 (OL) BYRON 1 & 2 (1120) 09/20/73C 12/31/75C 27.3 CPPR-1303131 050-00461 (PCP) CLINTON 1 a 2 (0933) 10/30/73C 02/24/76C 27.8 (PPR-137&135 050-00483 (PCP) CALLANAY 1 & 2 (1120) 06/21/74C 04/16/7 6 C 21.8 CPPR-139&l40 050-00528 (PCP) PALO VERDE 1,2,3 (1270) 10/07/74C 05/25/76C 19.6 CPP R-141,142114 3 050-00443 (PCP) SEABROOK 1 & 2 (1200) 07/09/73C 07/07/76C 35.9 CPPR-1358136 050-00458 (PCP) RIVER BEND 1 & 2 (0934) 09/24/73C 03/25/77C 42.0 CPPR-145&t46 050-00339 (PCP) ST LUCIE 2 (0810) 05/15/73C 05/02/77C 47.5 CPPR-144 050-00440 (PCP) PERRY 1 8 2 (1205) 06/25/73C 05/C3/77C 46.2 CPPR-1481149 050-00518 (PCP) HARTSVILLE A 1, A2,B1,B2 (1233) 11/22/74C 05/09//7C 27.5 C?PR-150,151,152,153 050-00482 (PCP) UOLF CREEK 1 (1150) 07/26/74C 05/17/77C 33.7 CPPR-147 050-00485 (PCP) STERLING 1 (1150) 06/21/74C 09/01/77C 33.3 CPPR-156 050-00484 (PCP) TYRONE 1 (1150) 06/21/74C 12/27/77C 42.2 CPPR-157 050-00491 (PCP) CHEROKEE 1,2,3 (1280) 05/24/74C 12/30/77C 43.2 CP P R-16 7,16 8,16 9 050-00553 (PCP) PHIPPS BEND 1 a 2 (1233) 11/07/75C 01/16/78C 26.3 C?PR-162,163 050-00400 (PCP) HARPIS 1,2,3,4 (0900) 0 9/17/71C 01/27/78C 76.3 CPPR-158,159,160,161 050-00513 (PCP) WASHINGTON HUCLEAR 4 (1218) 10/13/73C 02/21/78C 52.1 CPPR-174 050-00546 (PCP) MARBLE HILL 1 8 2 (1130) 09/l?/75C 04/04/78C 30.5 C PP R-17 0,171 050-00500 (PCP)WASHINGTOH HUCLEAR 315 (1242)CS/02/74C 04/11/78C 44.3 CPPR-154,155 050-00556 (PCP)YELLOM CREEK 1 2 2 (1285) 07/16/76C 11/29/78C 28.4 CPPR-172,173 C50-00516
( PCP ) J A!1ESPOR T 1 8 2 (1150) 09/C6/74C 01/04/79C 51.9 CPPR-175,176 RW YEAR ISSUED UN MONTHS) py I3*l O)
FY 1957 1
1 Tha is the dif ferenc between 1.
6 the Docket Date and the CP 10.5 FY 1960 essued Date 12.7 FY 1961 0
~
FY 1962 1
18.9 FY 1963 1
4.8 FY 1964 2
10.7 FY 1965 2
FY 1966 3
FY 1967 8
jf77 FY 1968 to FY 1969 12 14 6 FY 1970 g
99 23'0 FY 1971 6
,7 FY 1972 0
o FY 1973 11 32.6 FY 1974 g
33A FY 1975 8
28.8 FY 1976 g
26.3 FY 1977 6
39.5 MM g-
- Includes Harris 1-4 delayed four years try app 1tcant.
SINCE 1955, t 74 CONSTRUCT!aN PERMITS KWE BIDI 155UEO.
- EKCLuoti HaanI5 1 - 4
' m
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'(h i I
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a LIMITEDWORK AUTHORIZATIONSISSUED (LWA-l's AND LWA-2's ISSUED. DURATIONS ARE FROM ER DOCKETING DATE.)
DATA AS OF:
FEBRUARY 29,1980 ER LWA-1 ELAPSED Lt!A-2 ELAPSED APPLICATION DOCKETED ISSUED t10N T H S ISSUED t:0NTHS 1.
GRAND GULF 1 12 11-17-72 05-03-74 17.5 07-14-74 41.9 2.
WATERFORD 01-15-71 05-16-74 39.9 3.
C AT At:B A 1 &2 10-27-72 05-16-74 13.7 4.
V0GTLE 1-4w 02-13-73 05-25-74 15.5 5.
MILLSTONE 3 02-10-73 06-05-74 15.9 6.
DELLEFONTE 1 32 06-21-73 09-17-74 14.8 7.
SURRY 3 & 4 09-14-73 10-04-74 12.6 8.
C0t:ANCHE PEAK 1 &2 07-20-73 10-17-74 14.9 10-17-74 14.9 9.
PERRY 1 1 2 06-25-73 10-21-74 15.9 09-09-75**
29.7 10.
BYRON 1 & 2 09-20-73 12-13-74 14.7 10-30-75 25.3 11.
BRAIEWOOD 1 &2 09-2C-73 01-13-75 15.7 10-30-75 25.3 12.
ST. LUCIE 2 03-31-73 03-17-75 13.6 03-17-75 13.6 13.
UPPSS 1 & 4 CS-20-73 03-01-75 23.3 08-01:75%**
23.3 14.
SUT2 FIT 1 12 03-16-73 00-07-75 25.3 15.
SCUTH TEXAS 1 82 07-05-74 03-12-75 13.2 16.
CALLAUAY 1 22 07-30-74 08-14-75 13.7 17.
RIVER BEND 1 a2 09-21-73 09-05-75 23.4 13.
CLINT0!! 1 12 10-30-73 10-01-75 23.1 19.
DAVIS SESSE 2 & 3 03-09-74 72-31-75 16.7 09-13-78 49.1 20.
HARTSVILLE 1-4 09-13-74 04-22-76 19.3 12-27-76 27,9 21 CHEROKEE 1,
2, 3, 06-28-74 05-23-76 23.0 07-23-77 25.0 22.
WOLF CREEK 06-2!-74 01-24-77 33.3 01-24-77 30.3 23.
UPPS 3 & 5 09-30-74 04-03-77 30.3 24.
!!*R3LE HILL 1 12 09-11-75 00-24-77 23.4 12-09-77 26.9 25.
PHIPPS PEND 1 82 04-01:76 10-1S-77 18.6 26.
YELLO'4 CREEK 1 12 12-20-76 02-09-73 13.6 27.
BLACK FCX 1 &2 12-23-75 07-26-73 31.0 MYOGTLE 3 3 4 UERE CANCELLED SU? SEQUENT TO LUA ISSUANCE.
" PERRY 1 1 2 NAS GRANTED A'. EXT ENDED LWA-2 CN 12-31-75, AND AN Afli'IC"ENT CN i:AY 12, 1976 AND SEPT 17,1976 u= THE WPPSS 1 lWA 1 1 2 MAS EXTE!TED O'i OCTOBE2 2, 1976
- UPPS 5 1 4 CRANTED A?1E!!O?iENT TO LWA ON Mt.Y 10, 1977 1 17
m
'T 9
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- p'iW'&p', YMAf0R LICEllSED FUEL CYCLE FACILITIES NTMMHLY
- 5 (UCENSED BY NRC )
DATA AS OF8 MARCH 7,1980 APPLICANT.
' LOCATION DOCKET LICENSE' EXPIRATION 1
NUMBER HUtlBER DATE i
i URANIUM HEXAFLUORIDE (UF6) PRODUCTION PLANTS ALLIED CHEMICAL CORPORATION METROPOLIS, IL 40-3392 SUB-526 08-31-82 KERR-MCGEE CORPORATION SEQUOYAll, OK 40-8027 SUB-1010 10-31-82 URANIUM FUEL PROCESSING 8 FABRICATION PLANTS ATOMICS INTERNATIONAL CANOGA PARK, CA 70-25 SNM-21 09-30-82
. BABCOCK 1 UILCOX LYNCNBURG, VA<
70-27 SNM-42 03-31-82
-BABCOCK 4 IIILCOX APOLLO, PA 70-135 SNM-145 10-31-33 BABCOCK 3 WILCOX LYNCH 2URG, VA 70-324 SNM-773 01-31-794M' BA3 COCK & UILCOX LYNCllEURG, VA 70-120I SNt;- 18 6 8 03-31-81 BATTELLE P.N.
LABORATORIES RICl! LAND, UA 70-904 SNM-942 06-30-79MM CCMBUSTION ENGINEERING. INC.
IIE:1ATITE, MO 70-36 SN!1-3 3 03-31-32 COM0USTICit Ell 3INEERING, INC.
WINDSOR, CT 70-1100-SNM-1067 01-31-31 EXXON NUCLEAR CCi;PANY, INC.
RICllLAND, UA 70-1257 SNM-1227 07-31-79WN GENERAL AT0i'IC C0"PANY SAN DIEGO, CA 70-734
'SNM-696 00-31-31 GENERAL ELECTRIC CO:PANY S4N JOSE, CA 70-1007 S!N1-54 (1) 05-31-32 GENERAL ELECTRIC C0!:?ANY Ullf1IttG T ON. NC 70-1813 SN1-1097 05-31-81 KERR-MCGEE CORPORATION CRESEtif CITY, OK 70-925 SNM-923 04-30-62 NUCLEAR FUEL SERVICES, INC.
ERMIN, TN 70-143 SNM-124 02-29-04 TEXAS INSTRUMENTS, INC.
ATTLEDORD, MA 70-33 S t::1-23 03-31-7944 U.
S.
I:UCL E A R, INC.
0AK RIDGE, TN 70-1319 SN 1-1315 00-31-78*
UtlITED t;UCLEAR CORP.
1:0NTVILLE, CT 70-371 SNM-360 03-31-82 UtlITED HUCLEAR CORP.
U00D RIVER, RI-
.70-320 SIU1-7 7 7 06-30-81 NESTINGHCUSE ELECTRIC CORP.
CO LUI!3I A, SC 70-1151 SNM-1107 (2) 05-31-83 PLUTONIUM FUEL 1 FABRICATION PLANTS DABCCCK 2-UILCOX PARKS TOUNSHIP, PA 70-364 S NM-414 01-31-34 BATTELLE MEMORIAL INSTITUTE UEST JEFFERSON, Oli 70-0 SNM-7 02-28-74WW GENERAL ELECTRIC C0"PANY VALLECITOS, CA 70-754 S N!1-95 0 07-31-73MM KERR-MCGEE CORPORATION CRESENT, CK 70-1193 S!!!1-1174 (3) 04-30-82 UESTINGl!3USE ELECTRIC CORP.
CH E S'.!! C K, PA 70-1143 SNM-1120 04-30-74WM-MESTINGl10USE ELECTRIC CORP.
WALTZ MILL, PA 70-693 S!;ti-7 7 0 04-30-80
.EXX0:1 NUCLEAR Cat *PANY DAK RIDGE, TH 50-564 (NOT UNDER REVIEW)
FUEL REPROCESSING FACILITIES ALLIED-GENERAL t;UCL. SER.
BARNUELL, SC 50-332 (4)
(NOT UllDER REVIEt4) i:UCLEAR FUEL SERVICES, INC.
UEST VALLEY, NY S0-201 (5)
(NOT UNDER REVIEW)
IRRADIATED FUEL STORAGE FACILITIES GENERAL ELECTRIC tiO R R i 3.
IL 70-1308 SNM-1265 03-31-79ww NUCLEAR FUEL SERVICES, INC.
ULST VALLEY, NY 50-201 SNM-857 (6) 04-03-69**
UASTE BURIAL FACILIT,IES f
NUCLEAR ENGINEERING SIIEFFIELD, IL 27-39 03-00-60d*
NUCLEAR ENGI;;EEiING
!!ANFCRD, MA 27-43 10-00-60**
(1)
FACILITY NCU REDUCED TO RID ACTIVITIES Off LWR FUEL (2) ALSO AUTif 0RIZED TO REVIVE AND STORE SEALED MIXED OXIDE FUEL RODS AND ASSEMBLE FIXED OXICE RODS INTO FUEL BUNDLES.
(3). SNUTDO: N.
(4)
CP~ ISSUED IN 1970.
(5) POL ISSUED IN 1966, CURRENTLY SitUTDOUN.
(6) LICENS2D ALSD.FOR SHIPPING AND RECEIVING 70-959 (SNM-984) 1 18 -
A CLOSE D0"fl PROCEDURES.
Ww TIMELY RENERAL
D**D D
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HPDATE W. M',NTHLY MAJOR LICENSED FUEL CYCLE FACILITIES (LICENSED BV NRC )
NRC LICENSED URANIUM MILLS AND OTHER FACILITIES DATA AS OF: MARCH 7,1980 HAME LOCATIDH LOCKET LICENSE EXPIR ATIOi!
HUM 3ER HUMBER DATE U-MILLS ATLAS MIHERALS MDAB, UT 40-3453 SUA-917 04-30-84 BEAR CREEK URAHIUM COMPANY 40-8452 SUA-1310 07-31-82 EXXOH C0tPANY COHVERSE CO., WY 40-8064 SUA-1064 v3-31-31 FEDERAL-AMERICAH PARTHEP.S RIVERTON, WY 40-4492 SUA-667 01-31-76Mw
-PATHFINDER MIHES GAS HILLS, WY 40-2259 SUA-672 01-31-83 PETROT0r1ICS COMPANY'
. SHIRLEY DASIH, WY 40-6659 SUA-551 04-30-81 RIO ALGO!1 MINES lit 1ITED tiOAB, UT 40-8084 SUA-1119 09-30-82 UNION CARBIDE CORPORATION GAS HILLS, WY 40-299 SUA-648 03-31-76MW' WESTERN HUCLEAR, INC.
JEFFREY CITY, WY 40-1162 SUA-56 10-31-73MW MINERALS EXPLORATIDH SWEETWATER CO., WY 40-8534 SUA-1350
.C2-16-84 UNITED-HUCLEAR MORTON RANCH CONVERSE, WY 40-8602 SUA-1356 05-09-84 PATHFINDER MINES SHIRLEY BASIN, WY 40-6622 SUA-442 09-30-32 TEt!NESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY EDGL :HT, SD 40-1341 SUA-316 02-29-76MM ENERGY cuELS HUCLEAR. INC.
WHITE MESA, UT 40-8687 SUA-1353 08-30-84 PLATEAU RESOURCES, LTD.
BLANDING, UT 40-8674 09-30-84 EHERCY FUELS HUCLEAR. INC.
HAllKSVILLE, UT 40-3675 09-30-84
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OTHERS WHICli COME UNDEP, U-MILLS CLEVELAND CLIFFS IRON COMPANY POWDER RIVER 40-8200 SUA-1199 05-31-79NW LASIN, WY COTTER C0hPORATION JOHliSON CO., WY 40-8511 SUA-1273 08-31-81
.EXXCH COMPANY CCNVERSL: CO., WY 40-8102 SUA-1139 07-31-78MM HOLME; AMD HARVER, INC.
AN AH EI!1, CA 40-8550 SUA-1307 07-31-82 H0?1ESTAKE MINING COMPANY SA!! JUAH CO., UT 40-0434 SUA-1249 06-30-797 MIMERALS EXPLORATION CO.
SWEETWITER CO., WY 40-8348 SUA-1223 01-31-80 PLATEAU RESOURCES LTD.
GARFIELD CO., UT 40-7869 SUA-1013 09-30-78MM
~ ROCKY MOUNTAIN ENERGY CCHVERSE CO., WY 40-8330 SUA-1228 n2-29-an WYOMING MINERAL CORP.
JOHNSON CO., WY 40-8304 SUA-1204 06-30-79 WYONING MINERAL CORP.
SALT LAKE CO., UT 40-8535 SUA-1315 09-30-82 WOLD !!UCLEAR St'EEit!AT ER CO., NY 40-8636 SUA-1329 04-30-C3 HUCLEAR DYHAMICS CRPOK CO., WY 40-3663 SUA-1331 04-30-C3 KEPR fiCCEE HUCLEAR CARSON CO., WY 40-3586 SUA-1330 04-30-33 OGLE PETROLEUr1 FREMONT CO.,I,.f 40-C693 SUA-1336 03-31-83 J3P CORPORATION JOHHSON CO., WY 40-8684 SUA-1337 08-31-83 ROCKY i0UNTAIN ENERCY CO, Ct.iiPBELL CO., WY 40-3697 SUA-1333 09-30-83 UYO:!ING MIH IRIGARY JOHt:SCH CO., WY 40-8502 SUA-1341 10-31-83 EHERGY RESCUROES SAN JUAH, UT 40-8707 SUA-1351 03-31-04 CLEVELAND CLIFFS C/11PBELL CO., WY 40-8714 SUA-1352 06-30-84 ERUSH UELLMMI DELTA, UT 40-8722 SUA-1354 05-30-84 EHERGY FUELS HUCLEAR. INC.
UtiITE MESA, UT 40-8675 SUA-1324 00-30-84 TETON EXPLOR ATION CON 7EF.SE CO., WY 40-8728 01-30-85 DWIIMELY REMEWAL 1 19 t
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B2W COMB GAC OTHER TOTAL THT0 UGH 1964 5(1590) 5(1287) 1(265) 1(40) 8(1145) 20(4327) 1965 3(2131) 3(2029) 1(330) 7(9490) at 1966 9(7732) 6(4947) 3(2561) 2(1157) 20(16397) uJ 1967 7(6225)~
13(108 14) 5(4365) 5(4118) 30(25522) 0 1958 7(6191) 4(4532) 3(2172) 14(12895)
DC 1969 3(2944) 3(31893 1(1070) 7(7203)
O 1970 3(2951) 5(4664)-
2(2426) 4(4225) 14(14266) u-1971 4(4439) 10(9318) 2(1814) 16(16071)
O 1972 13(15450) 9(9396) 5(5336) 2(1990) 29(32372) at 1973 S(8677) 8(9396) 11f13554) 27(31527) 1974 5(6043) 5(5660) 3(3669) 3(3842) 16(19214) us 1975 1976 1977 4(37203 4(3723) 1973 2(2300) 2(2300) 1979 1980 1
TOTAL 67(64373) 73(68232) 24(22608) 32(33676) 2(370) 8(1145) 206(190404)
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PALO VERDE 1,2,3 0528-0530 ARIZONA PUBLIC SERVICE 10/05/79C 12/05/79C CALLAWAY 1 3 2 048380486 UNION ELECTRIC 10/25/79C 10/25/79C CLINTON i82 046180462 ILLINOIS POWER-12/01/79C 12/01/79C WOLF CREEK 1 050-00482 KANSAS GAS 1 ELECTRIC 02/21/800 02/21/80C LIf1ERICK 1 &2 035280353 PHILADELPHIA ELECTRIC 03/00/80 03/00/80 PERRY 1 82 044080441 CLEVELAND ELECTRIC ILLUM1 HATING 06/00/80 03/00/80 ST LUCIE 2 050-00389 FLORIDA POUEP. 8 LIGHT 04/00/80 04/00/80 2
HARRIS 1,2,3,4 0400-0403 CAROLINA POWER 8 LIGHT 06/00/80 06/00/80 SEALROOK 1 82 044380444 PUBLIC SERVICE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE 06/00/80 06/00/31 BEAVER VALLEY 2 050-00412 DUQUESNE LIGHT 07/01/80 07/01/00 FY 1981 NASHINGTON NUCLEAR 184 046080513 WASHINGTON PUBLIC POWER SUPPLY S 12/00/80 12/00/80 l
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561 BABCOX & UILCOX 05/00/80 (NSS)GESSAR-238 NI 447 GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY 06/00/80 (BOP)UESSAR/RESAR-414 UNITED ENG. 8 CONSTRUCTORS 03/00/80 (BOP)SARSSAR/BSAR BROUN 8 ROOT 11/00/80 (BOP)SWESSAR SDA STCHE & WEBSTER 02/00/81 (NSS)RESAR-412 WESTINGNOUSE 02/00/81 OTHER SPECIAL REVIEWS FY 1980/81 (SP)A1W-A ADV. CORE MOD 656 DOE / NAVAL REACTORS 03/00/80 (SP)BNL HIGH FLUX MOD DOE 03/00/80 (SP) TREAT UPGRADE DOE /NRA 03/00/80 (SP)LWBR 561 ERDA NAVAL REACTORS 03/06/80C (SP)HTGR PREAP. REVIEW 665 GAS COOLED REACTOR ASSOC 07/00/80 (SP)S6G ADV. CORE MOD DOE /NRA 11/00/80 (SP)LMFBR CONCEP. DESIGN DOE 06/00/81 EARLY SITE REVIEWS DOCKET BASELINE CURRENT h e.1B E R FACILITY NAME DATE DATE FY 1980 050-07510 (ESR)= BLUE HILLS SITE (0918)
N/S N/S 000-07559 (ESR)*C ARROLL SITE ( 1120)
N/S N/S 000-02463 (ESR)*FULION SITE (0000)
N/S N/S OTHER SPECIAL REVIEWS FY 1980 000-07448 (SPC)w(SP)FFTF FSAR (0400) 04/01/80 34/00/80 050-00457 (SPC)*(SP)FNP 1-8 (MANUF.) (1150)
N/S N/S 050-00376 (SPC)wNORTH COAST N.S.
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N/S N/S 000-05482 (SPC)*SNUPPS 1-6 (GENERIC) (0000)
N/S N/S STANDARDIZATION REVIEWS 050-00470 (PDS)w(NSS)CESSAR SYSTEM 80 (1295)
N/S N/S 050-00560 (PDS)*(BOP)BOPSSAR/BSAR-205 (0000)
N/S N/S 00C-02591 (PDS)*(20P)ESSAR/BSAR-205 (0000)
N/S N/S 050-00591 (PDS)*(BOP)ESSAR/CESSAR-60 (0000)
N/S N/S 000-07591
( P D S ) * ( B OP ) ES S AR / R ES A R-414 (0000)
N/S N/S 050-00595 (PDS)*(BOP)GAISSAR (0000)
N/S N/S 050-00584 (PDS)*(BOP)GIBBSSAR (W) (0000)
N/S N/S 000-00595 (PDS)*(BOP)SWESSAR/BSAR-205 (1300)
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H/S N/S FEBRUARY 29,1980 050-00514 (CP) PESBLE SPRINGS 1 2 (1260)
N/S N/S 050-00488 (CP) PERKINS 1,2,3 (1280)
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-DOUGLAS FOINT 1 12 08-09-73 08-09-73 OPEN 03-04-76 WASHINGTON NUCLEAR f 10-18-73 08-20-73 10-15-75 03-10-75 08-01-75 12-24-75 23.9 18.6 23.3 26.2, 23i3 23.3 52.1 23.3 03-01-75 02-21-78 33.6 WASHINGTON NUCLEAR 4 10-18-73 08-20-73 08-06-76 SRAICtJCnD 1 82 09-20-73 09-20-73 10-17-75 07-19-74 01-14-75 12-31-75 24.9 9.9 15.8 27.3
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'~MENPEB3LESFRINGS 1 12 10-18-74 C8-06-74 OPEN 04-16-75 OPEN OPEN 16.7 13.6 16.7 Oc-, DAVI5 DESSE 2 8 3 08-16-74 08-09-74 CPEN 09-29-75 12-31-75 OPEN BLUE HILLS 1 &2 C8-23-74 OPEN OPEN OPEN OPEN 22.2
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$3d30HARTSVILLEA1.A2B1,B2 11-22-74 09-13-74 10-20-76 06-25-75 04-22-76 05-09-77 22.9 9.4 19.3 29.5 19.3 CrEN BARTON f a2 09-27-74 11-15-74 CPEN CTEN 1 22 01-15-75 09-30-74 10-20-78 06-02-75 OPEN OPEN 45.1 8.0 k__j)SKAGIT 19.6 19.6 05-25-76 18.0 11.6 PALO VERCE 1.2.3 10-07-74 10-07-74 04-03-76 09-25-75 26.9 04-26-77 NCRTH COAST N.S.
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SAFETY ENVIRONMENTAL (RA CP START Of REVIEW REVIEW REVIEW REVIEW CONSTRUCTION FISCAL YEAR (NUMBER (NUMBER (NUMBER (NUMBEA (NUMBER cast occwrrro er casrsi or casrsi er cAsrsi er cAsEst
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SUMMARY
(DURATIONS FOR FINAL SE SUPPLEMENTS IS$UED FOR CP REVIEWS DURING FY 1974 1979) ts sOMEMENTS SY FISCAL VIAft APPUCAM s,
SE SUPPL NT SI (PCP) HINE MILE POINT 2 (1100) 06/15/72C 08/07/73C 13.7 (PCP) BAILLY 1 (0645) 08/24/70C 10/31/73C 38.2 (PCP) CATAWBA 1 & 2 (1145) 10/27/72C Ot/21/74C 14.8 (OL) WATERFOPD S (1113) 12/19/70C 02/01/74C 37.4 (PCP) NORIH ANNA 3 & 4 (0907) 09/15/71C 02/28/74C 29.4 (PCP) HOPE CREEK 1 8 2 (1067) 02/27/70C 03/01/74C 48.1 (PCP) BEAVER VALLEY 2 (0852) 10/20/72C 04/25/74C 18.1 (PCP) V0GTLE 1 8 2 (1813) 02/13/73C 05/01/74C 14.6 (PCP) MILLSTONE 3 (1156) 02/10/73C 05/16/74C 15.2 AVERAGE DURATION 25.5 (FY 1974)
(OL) CRAND GULF 1 8 2 (1250) 11/17/72C 07/24/74C 20.2 (OL) BELLEFONTE 1 8 2 (1213) 06/21/73C 08/30/74C 14.3 (PCP) SURRY 3 1 4 (0859) 05/29/73C 09/03/74C 15.1 (OL) C0f1ANCHE PEAK 1 8 2 (1150) 07/20/73C 11/15/74C 15.8 (PCP) FULTON 1 8 2 (1160) 11/16/73C 06/30/75C 19.4 AVERAGE DURATION 16.9 (FY 1975)
(PCP) WASHINGTON HUCLEAR 184 (1218) 10/18/73C 10/15/75C 23.9 (OL) BRAIDWOOD 1 & 2 (1120) 09/20/73C 10/17/75C 24.9 (OL) BYROH 1 8 2 (1120) 09/20/73C 10/17/75C 24.9 (OL) SOUTH TEXAS 1 8 2 (1250) 07/05/74C 10/29/75C 15.8 (PCP) SEABROOK 1 8 2 (1200) 07/09/73C 11/14 /75C 28.1 (PCP) CLIHTON 1 8 2 (b933) 10/30/73C 12/02/75C 25.0 (PCP) RIVER BEND 1 8 2 (0934) 09/24/73C 12/22/75C 26.9 (PCP) CALLAWAY 1 8 2 (1120) 06/21/74C 01/23/76C 19.0 (PCP) PALO VERDE 1.2.3 (1270) 10/07/74C 04/03/76C 18.0 (PCP) ST LUCIE 2 (0810) 05/15/73C 04/27/76C 35.4 (PCP) KOSHKOHCNG 1 (0900) 08/26/74C 07/02/76C 22.2 AVERAGE DURATION 24.0 (FY 1976)
(PCP) HARTSVILLE A1,A2.B1.B2 (1233) 11/22/74C 10/20/76C 22.9 (PCP) WOLF CREEK 1 (1150) 07/26/74C 11/29/76C 28.1 (PCF) STERLING 1 (1150) 06/21/74C 12/01/76C 29.3 (PCP) TYRONE 1 (1150) 06/21/74C 12/01/76C 29.3 (CP) JAMESPORT 1 & 2 (1150) 09/06/74C 01/17/77C 28.3 (PCP) PERRY 1 8 2 (1205) 06/25/73C 02/22/77C 43.9 (PCP) WASHINGTON HUCLEAR 385 (1242) 03/02/74C 04/22/77C 32.6 (PC?) CHEROKEE 1,2,3 (1280) 05/24/74C 07/11/77C 37.5 (CP) PERKINS 1.2.3 (1280) 05/24/74C 07/11/77C 37.5 (PCP) MARDLE HILL 1 8 2 (1130) 09/17/75C 07/22/77C 22.1 (PCP) HARRIS 1.2.3,4 (0900) 09/17/71C 09/20/77C 72.1 (PCP) PHIPPS BEND 1 & 2 (1233) 11/07/75C 09/23/77C 22.5 AVERAGE DURATION 33.8 (FY 1977)
(PCP) YELLOW CREEK 1 8 2 (1285) 07/16/76 C 06/27/78C 23.3 (CP) BLACK FOX 1 8 2 (1150) 12/23/75C 09/05/78C 32.4 AVERAGE DURATION 27.8 (FY 1978)
(CP) SKAGIT 1 & 2 (1277) 01/15/ 75 C 10/20/78C 45.1 (CP) PILGPIM 2 (1980) 12/21/73C 01/11/79C 60.9 (CP) ERIE 1 8 2 (1250) 03/01/77C 01/25/79C 22.8 (CP) ALLEils CREEK 1 (1150) 12/07/73C 03/31/79C 63.3 (CF) NEN EHCLAND 1 & 2 (1194) 09/09/76C 07/20/79C 34.3 AVERAGE DURATION 45.4 (FY 1979)
FEBRUARY 29,1980 2-7
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DURATION APPLICATION DOC TED FES SUML.
N (CP) BEAVER VALLEY 2 (0852) 10/20/72C 07/19/73C 8.9 (CP) GRAND GULF t 8 2 (1250)
II/I7/72C 08/22/73C 9.1 (CP) LIMERICK t 8 2 (1065) 10/30/70C tt/12/73C 36.4 (CP) CATAW3A 1 8 2 (1145) 10/27/72C 12/07/73C 13.3 (CP) MILLSTONE 3 (1856) 02/10/73C 02/07/74C 11.9 (CP) HOPE CREEK 1 8 2 (1067) 01/28/71C 02/19/74C 36.7 (CP) V0GTLE 1 4 2 (1113) 02/13/73C 03/08/74C 12.8 (CP) HARRIS 1,2,3,4 (0900) 09/07/71C 03/29/74C 30.7 (CP) PERRY l 8 2 (1205) 06/25/73C 04/09/74C 9.4 (CP) ST LUCIE 2 (0810) 03/31/73C 05/16/74C 8.5 (CP) SURRY 3 4 4 (0859)
Ot/I4/73C 05/31/74C 8.5 (CP) COMANCHE PEAK 1 8 2 (1150) 07/20/73C 06/07/74C 10.5 (CP) BELLEF0HTE 1 8 2 (1213) 06/21/73C 06/10/74C 11.6 AVERAGE DURATION 16.0 (FY 1974)
(CP) BRAIDWOOD 1 8 2 (1120) 09/20/73C 07/19/74C 9.9 (CP) BYRON 1 8 2 (1120) 09/20/73C 07/25/74C 10.1 (CP) RIVER BEND 1 8 2 (0934) 09/21/73C 10/02/74C 12.3 (CP) CLINTON 1 8 2 (0933) 10/30/73C 10/04/74C 11.1 (CP) ALLENS CREEK 1 (1150) 12/07/73C 11/18/74C 11.3
- CP)
SEABROOK 1 8 2 (1200) 07/09/73C 12/06/74C 16.9 (CP) WASNINGTON NUCLEAR 1 (1218) 08/20/73C 03/10/75C 18.6 (CP) CALLAWAY t 8 2 (1120) 07/30/74C 03/21/75C 7.7 (CP) SOUIH TEXAS 1 8 2 (1250) 07/05/74C 03/28/75C 8.7 (CP) PEBBLE SPRINGS 1 8 2 (1260) 08/06/74C 04/t6/75C 8.3 (CP) FULTON 1 8 2 (1160) 11/14/73C 05/05/75C 17.7 (CP) PILGRIM 2 (1180) 12/21/73C 05/27/75C 17.2 (CP) SKAGIT 1 8 2 (1277) 09/30/74C 06/02/75C 8.0 (CP) !!ASHINGTON NUCLEAR 385 (1242) 09/30/74C 06/03/75C 8.1 (CP) HARTSVILLE A1 A2,B t.B2 (1233) 09/13/74C 06/25/75C 9.4 AVERAGE DURATICN 11.6 (FY 1975)
(CP) PALO VERDE 1,2,3 (1270) 10/07/74C 09/25/75C 11.6 (CP) DAVIS BESSE 2 8 3 (0906) 08/09/74C 09/29/75C 13.6 (CP) CHEROKEE 1,2,3 (1280) 06/28/74C 10/0t/75C 15.1 (CP) J Af1ES POR T 1 8 2 (1150) 09/17/74C 10/07/75C 12.6 (CPJ PERKINS 1,2,3 (1280) 06/28/74C 10/21/75C 15.7 (CP) WOLF CREEK 1 (1150) 05/17/74C 10/31/75C 17.4 (CP) SIERLING 1 (1150) 12/20/74C 06/28/76C 18.2 (CP) MARBLE HILL 1 8 2 (1130) 0 9/11/75C 09/22/76C 12.3 AVERAGE DURATION 14.5 (FY 1976)
AVERAGE DURATION 15.2 (CY 1976)
(CP) CLINCH RIVER (0350) 04/11/75C 02/07/77C 21.8 (CP) BLACK FOX 1 8 2 (1150)
- * '? ? '?: 0
08/29/74C 04/28/77C 31.9 AVERAGE DURATION 21.8 (FY 1977)
(CP)
YEL' LOW CREEK 1 8 2 (1285) 12/20/76C 11/28/77C 11.2 AVERAGE DURATION 11.2 (FY 1978)
(CP) SUNDESERT I 8 2 (0974) 04/12/ 77 C 10/24/78C 18.4 (CP) GREENE COUNTY (1191) 09/15/75C 02/07/79C 40.7 AVERAGE DURATION 29.5 (FY 1979)
- CANCELLED AFTER FES ISSUANCE FOR CP REVIEW
DATA A5 OF:
FEZRUARY 29,1980 NilCLEAR RERCTOR REDULATION STANDARDS DEVELOPMENT DRY NAr1 :
STAGE / TYPE D3CKET NO.. ACTIVITY DAY TASK.N3=. TYPE. ACTIVITY RPR 01 -
EM801-4.
00 SC 02.
RS837 GO-SC 04. SS932 00-SC 10 -
RS035-0.
00 SC 10 -
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FC 04 RS932-4 GO SC 04. RSO42-2 00 SC 08 SS932-4 00 -
FC JUL to SH3R Han OL/BWR tiF0003:2 FC RUD 15 Sunn.a 1 m /PWr 0503n335 SC SEP OF SUS 3;EMANNA 1 4 2 OL/8WR 05033367 FC 08 SUMPiR 1 FL/PWR 05000335 FC FC= FULL COPet!TTEL SC=50BC0w:TTEE AFC=ADCIT!0ftAL FULL CDPeqITTEE TASK #
TASK DESCRIPTION EM801-4 R.G.
1.139, " GUIDANCE FOR RESIDUAL HEAT REMOVAL" RS035-2 QUALITY ASSURANCE PROGRAM AUDITING RF,QUIREMENTS FOR NUCLEAR PO!!ER PL ANTS.
RSO42-2 "G
1.89-QUALIFICATION OF CLASS IE EQUIPI1ENT FOR HUCLEAR POLIER PL ANTS RS807-5 REV. 2 TO R.G.
1.8, PERSONNEL SELECTIDH AND TRAINING RS810-5 QUALIFICATI0H OF QUALITY ASSURAllCE PP.0GRAt1 AUDIT PERSONNEL FOR HUCLEAR POWER PLANTS RS901-5 REV. 1 TO R.G.
1.58, QUAL. OF NUCLEAR PO!!ER PL ANT INSPEC.. EXAM. 8 TESTING PERSONNEL RS902-4 REV. 3 TO R.G.
1.33. QUALITY ASSURANCE PROCP.AM REQUIREMENTS (OPERATTOH)
SC822-5 R.G.
1.142, SAFETY RELATED CONCPETE STRUCTURES SD803-4 REV. 2 TO R.G.
1.101-EMERGENCY PLANNING FOR HUCLEAR POWER PLANTS SS932-4 RE'/.3 TO R.G.
1.59, "DESIGH BASIS FLOODS FOR HUCLEAR POWER PLANTS" e
OPERATING LICENSE FORECASTt (CUMULATIVE LICENSED FACILITIES AND PROJECTED OL ADDITIONS IN FY 80/81)
M:.,
DATA AS OF: FEBRUARY 29,19e O
..-FY1980----------------------->
<-----------FY1931---------->
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-90 Tw.s cuant maPnetrars THIS CURRENT CUMULATIVE LICENSE ISSUANCES (SOLIO LINE)
~80 (74I
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YE ARS 1980 AND 1981, AS COM-PARED TO THE PROJECTION MADE ON OCTOBER 1,1977 (DASHED LINE). NUMBERS IN PAREN-
- NET OL INCREASE THESES REFLECT THE LATEST
. IN FY 1980-81 ESTIMATE BEYOND THE CURRENT MONTH *.
-60 LEGEND QUDGli 70nECAST ACTUAL COMPLETIONS-OCI DEC FEB APR JUN AUG wast eswATE OCT NOV DEC JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP NOV JAN MAR MAY JUL SEP TOTAL BUDGET FORECAST BY It0dTH 0
0 0
0 0
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1 1
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(0) 0 0
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CUI.ULATIVE DUDGET FORECAST 70 70 70 70 70 70 70 71 73 74 74 75 76 77 79 80 32 82 CUIiULATIVE LATEST ESilitATE 70 70 70 71 71 (71)
(71)
(72)
(72)
(73)
(73)
(73)
(74)
(75)
(76)
(78)
(79)
(79)
(79)
-95 APPLICATION 10-01 79 CONSTRUCTION CURRENT
-90 FORECAST COMPLETION ESTIMATE
-85 FY 1980
-83 75 DIABLO CANYON 1 (1084)
N/S 05/00/80 N/S
-75 7o NORTH ANNA 2 (0907)
N/S 05/00/80 05/00/80 C
..;IA S ALEM 2 ( 1115)
N/S 05/00/80 N/S
-63 FARLEY 2 (0829) 07/00/80 07/00/80 07/00/80
-60 FIRST SECOND THIRD FOURTH-Q Otf ARTER CUARTFR CsTERl0Ur,E75o DEYOND FY 1980 iiCGUIRE 1 (1180) 08/00/80 11/00/80 11/00/80 SUMMA R Y'.
LASALLE 1 (1078) 06/30/80 12/00/80 12/00/80 SUI 1MER 1 (0900) 04/24/81 12/00/80 04/24/81 As the TMI-2 studies and e.nwestagstions proceed,it is likely t sat 2II;MER 1 (0810) 07/30/80 02/00/81 02/00/81 go additional ections that must be implemented in the short-tera DI ABLO C ANYON 2 ( 1106)
N/S 03/00/81 N/S prior to issuance of an operating license will be identified. Tl e
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statf will complete the necessary reviews and report its findmos SEQUOYAH 2 (1148)
N/S 05/00/81 05/00/81 related to whether such short-term actions muu also be implern*nted W4TTS BAR 1 (1177) 12/00/80 05/00/81 N/$
prior to a decisian to issue en operating lic1.nse for each plant.
S AN ONOFRE 2 ( 1100) 05/00/81 05/00/81 06/01/81 Although no formal moratorium has been declared, the quickest SHOREHAM (0819) 11/00/80 10/00/81 10/00/81 that such reviews could be completed for any plant is about S USQU Ell A N N A 1 (1050) 04/00/81 10/00/81 1C/00/81 three months.
ENRICO FERMI 2 (1093)
N/S 11/00/81 11/00/81 Sequoyah I was granted a low power license on 02 29-80.
WATERFORD 3 (1113) 09/00/81 02/00/82 02/00/82 i
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DIABLO CANYOH 2 12 09-70 FARLEY 2 08-16-72 FACILITY AUTH. DATE FERMI 2 09-27-72 GRAND GULF 1 82 05-03-74 HARRIS 1 2 01-01-74 BLACK FOX 1 82 07-26-/8 HARTSVILLE 1 &2 04-22-76 HOPE CREEK 1 &2 11-04-74 BRAIDWOOD 1 82 01-13-75 CALLAWAY 2 08-14-75 LASALLE 1 &2 09-10-73 CHEROKEE 3 05-28-76 LIMERICK 1 82 06-19-74 CLINTON 2 10-01-75 MARBLE HILL 1 82 08-24-77 DAVIS BESSE 2 & 3 12-31-75 MCGUIRE 1 &2 02-23-73 FORKED RIVER 07-10-73 MIDLAND 1 22 12-15-72 HARRIS 3 4 4 01-01-74 MILLSTONE 3 06-05-74 HARTSVILLE 3 & 4 04-22-76 NINE MILE POINT 2 06-24-74 JAMESPORT 1 &2 01-04-79 NORTH ANNA 2 02-19-73 NORTH ANNA 3 8 4 07-26-74 PALO VERDE
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DATA AS OF 03-07-80 MMSS APPLICATIONS FORECAST FY 1980/81 BUDCEi CURRENT ESTIMATE ESTIMATE FAC.
APPL.
SUBMITTAL SUBMITTAL APPLICANT LOCATION TYPE TYPE DATE DATE PROJECT MAHAGER(S)
ANACONDA COPPER CO.
MCMULLEN CO.,
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UN MA N/S 02-12-80C G. WU CONOCD UM NA FY80 FY80 PATHFINDER MINES UM MA FY80 FY80 KERR-MCGEE (SPRB)
UM NA FY80 FY80 UNITED HUCLEAR UM AM FY80 FY80 ATLAS MINERAL CORP.
UN AM FY80 FY80 FED. - AMER. PARTHERS UM AM FY80 FY80 PLATEAU RESOURCES UN AM FY80 FY80 RIO ALGCM UN AM FY80 FY80 UNION CARBIDE, RMEC UM MA FY81 FY81 AMERICAN HUCLEAR CORP.
UM NA FY81 FY81 CLEVELAND CLIFFS UN HA FY81 FY81 STANDARD METALS UN NA FY81 FY81 RNEC UM HA FY81 FY81 ENERGY FUELS MUCLEAR UM AM FY81 FY81 UNIGH CARBIDE UM AM FY81 FY81 PETR0 TONICS UN RH FY81 FY81 COTTER CORP.
UDP HA FY80 FY80 K5RR-MCGEE CORP.
UDP HA FY80 FY80 AP1BE OIL 8 GAS UDP NA FY81 FY81 RMEC (R 8 D HL)
UDP NA FY81 FY81 NINERALS EXPLORATION UDP HA FY81 FY81 TETON EXPLORATION ISL NA FY80 FY80 EXXOH ISL HA FY81 FY81 HUCLEAR DYNAMICS ISL HA FY81 FY81 RNEC (REHO)
ISL HA FY81 FY81 MINERALS EXPLORATION ISL NA FY81 FY81 WY0t11HG MIHERALS ISL AM FY81 FY81 l
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DATA AS OF :
03-07-80 MMSS APPLICATIONS FORECAST FY 1980/81 BUDGEI CURRENT
)
ESTIMATE ESTIMATE l
FAC.
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SUBMITTAL SUBMITTAL l
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LOCATION TYPE TYPE DATE DATE PROJECT MANAGER (S) i AMERICAN NUCLEAR CORP.
OSR NA FY80 FY80 AMOCO MINERALS OSR NA FY80 FY80 RMEC (NML)
OSR AM FY80 FY80 RMEC (RENO)
OSR AM FY80 FY80 MINERALS EXPLORATION OSR RN FY80 FY80 RMEC (NHL)-
OSR RN FY80 FY80 AMERICAN NUCLEAR CORP.
OSR NA FY81 FY81 NUCLEAR DYNAMICS OSR NA FY81 FY81 TETON EXPLORATION OSR NA FY81 FY81 URANIUM RESOURCES OSR NA FY81 FY81
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WYOMING MINERAL OSR NA FY81 FY81 COTTER CORP.
OSR RH FY81 FY81
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WESTINGHOUSE PRATTVILLE, AL UFF HA FY80 12-20-79C STEVENSON/SHUM GDIERAL ELECTRIC WILMINGTON, NC UFF AM FY80 01-02-80C STEVENSON/SHUM CENERAL ELECTRIC WILMINGTON, NC UFF AM N/S 01-08-80C STEVENSON/SHUM
! COMBUSTION ENGINEERING WINDSOR, CT UFF AM FY80 FY80 TEXAS INSTRUMENTS UFF AM FY80 FY80 UNITED NUCLEAR WOOD RIVER JCT, RI UFF AM FY80 FY80 UNITED NUCLEAR WOOD RIVER JCT, RI UFF AM FY80 FY80 UNITED NUCLEAR WOOD RIVER JCT, RI UFF AM FY80 FY80 UNIDENTIFIED 82 UFF AM FY80 FY80 BABCOCK 8 WILCOX LYNCHBURG, VA UFF AM FY80 FY80 WESTINGHOUSE WALTZ MILL, PA UFF RN FY80 FY80 COMBUSTION ENGINEERING WINDSOR, CT UFF AM FYSt FY81 UNITED MUCLEAR CORP.
UNCASVILLE, CT
-UFF AM FY81 FY81
. UNIDENTIFIED 83 UFF AM FY81 FY81 UNIDENTIFIED 8%
UFF AM FY81 FY81 UNIDENTIFIED 85 UFF AM FY81 FY81 UNIDENTIFIED 86 UFF AM FYS1 FYSt UNIDENTIFIED 87 UFF AM FY81 FY81 EMERGENCY PLANNING 81 UFF AM FY81 FY81 EMERGENCY PLANNINC 82-UFF AM FY81 FY81
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DATA AS OF 03-07-80 HMSS APPLICA(IONS FORECAST FY 1980/81 BUDGET CURRENT ESTIMATE ESTIMATE FAC.
APPL.
SUBMITTAL SUBMITTAL APPLICANT LOCATION TYPE TYPE DATE DATE PROJECT MANAGER (S)
EMERGENCY PLANNING B4 UFF AM FY81 FY81 EMERGENCY PLANNING 85 UFF AM FY81 FY81 EMERGENCY PLANNING 86 UFF AM FY81 FY81 EMERGENCY PLANNING 87 UFF AM FY81 FY81 EMERGENCY PLANNING 88 UFF AM FY81 FY81 CLEAN AIR ACT 81 UFF AM FY81 FY81 CLEAN AIR ACT 82 UFF AM FY81 FY8 i CLEAN AIR ACT 83 UFF AM FY81 FY81 CLEAN AIR ACT 84 UFF AM FY81 FY81 WESTINGHOUSE COLUMBIA S.C.
UFF AM FY81 FY31 EXXON NUCLEAR CORP UFF AM FY81 FY81 UNITED NUCLEAR WOOD RIVER JCT. RI UFF RN FY81 FY81 BABCOCK 3 WILCOX LYNCHBURG, VA UFF RN FY81 FY81 COMBUSTION EhGINEERING WINDSOR, CT UFF RN FY81 FY81 GENERAL ATOMIC UFF RH FY81 FY81 GENERAL ELECTRIC WILMINGTON, NC UFF RN FY81 FY81 KERR-MCGEE PURD AN FY80 FY80 BATTELLE MEM. LABS.
COLUMBUS, ON PURD AM FY81 FY81 EXXOH NUCLEAR CORP.
RICHLAND, WA PURD AM FY81 FY81 KERR-MCGEE SEQUOYAH, OK UF6 AM FY80 FY80 KERR-MCGEE UF6 AM FY81 FY81 KERR-MCGEE UF6 AM FY81 FY81 ALLIED CMEM-NUCLEAR SYSTEMS BARNWELL,5C WASIE RH N/S 12-29-79C K.
DRAG 0NETTE SAVANNAH RIVER WASTE NA FY81 FY81 DOE ISFSI (A)
SFS HA FYSI FY81 DOE ISFSI (B)
SFS NA FY81 FY81
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McKIHLEY CO, NM U-MILL HA 09-78 05-02-30 PHILLIPS URAHIUM CORP.
HOSE ROCK, NM U-MILL HA 12-78 N/S PIDHEER URAVAH, INC.
SAN MIGUEL CO., CO U MILL HA 06-79 04-18-80 KERR-MCGEE CORP.
CONVERSE CO., WY U-MILL HA 08-77 N/S MARTIN-TROST ASSOC.
KERN CO., CA U-MILL HA 09-79 H/S CYPRUS MINES CORP.
FREMONT CO., CD U-MILL HA 08-79 04-28-80 ANACONDA COPPER CO.
MCMULLEN CO.,
TX U-MILL HA 02-80 N/S HOMESTAKE MINING CO.
SAN JUAN CO., WY U-MILL HA 02-80 H/S REHEWALS & MAJOR NOD FEDERAL-AMER. PTHRS.
RIVERTON, WY.
U-MILL RH 03-78 N/S EXXOH MINERALS COHVERSE CO., WY U-MILL RN 07-78 H/S UNION CARBIDE GAS HILLS, WY U-MILL RH 03-76 05-02-80 WESTERH NUCLEAR JEFFREY CITY, WY U-MILL RN 04-73 03-31-80 UNION CARBIDE MONTR03E CO., CO U-MILL RH 02-79 H/S PINAL MINERALS 8 MINING, LTD.
GILA CO., AZ U-MILL RH 09-79 H/S DAWH NINING CO.
FORD, WA.
U-MILL RH 09-79 H/S AMENDMENTS BEAR CREEK URAHIUM CftVERSE CO., WY U-MILL AM 09-78 04-25-80 TENHESSEE VALLEY AUTH.
EuGENONT, SD U-MILL AN 01-79 H/S COTTER CORP FREMONT CO., CO U-MILL AM 01-79 03-25-80 FUEL STORAGE NEW APPL LOHG ISLAND LIGHTING C0 SUFFOLK COUNTY, NY FUEL STORAGE HA 09-78 H/S SOUTH CAL. EDISON 8 SAN DIEGO GAS & ELEC ROSEMEND,.CA FUEL STORAGE HA 07-78 H/S AMENDMENTS DUKE POWER COMPANY MECKLENBERG CO., NC STORAGE AM 03-78 H/S GENERAL ELECTRIC MORRIS, IL CAP. INCREASE AM 05-77 N/S RENEWALS GENERAL ELECTRIC MORRIS, IL OPERATION RH 02
___________________________________________________________________________-79 H/S (CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE)
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,+
. FACILITY APPL APPL CURRENT CASE REC D COMPLETION DATE APPLICANT LOCATION TYPE TYPE IH-SITU MINING HEW APPL ROCKY MTN. ENERGY NATRONA, WY IH-SITU HA 02-79 H/S PLATEAU RESOURCES LTD GARFIELD CO.,
R8D HA 08-78 05-16-80 KERR-MCGEE CORP. -
CONVERSE CO., WY IH-SITU HA 06-79 03-10-8C OGLE PETROLEUM, IHC.
FREMONT CO., CO IH-SITU HA 08-79 07-18-80 REHEWALS WYOMING MINERALS JOHHSON CO., WY IH-SITU RH 06-79 H/S AMENDMENTS WYOMING MINERALS JOHHSON CO., WY IH-SITU AM 09-79 04 08-80 URANIUM FUEL FAB HEW APPL WESTINGHOUSE PRATTVILLE, AL UFFP HA 12-79 H/S RFHEWALS 8 MAJOR MOD BABCOCK 4 WILCOX LYHCHBURG RES. CENTER LYNCHBURG, VA UFFP RH 12-78 05-30-80 EXXON HUCLEAR CO..
R?.CHLAND, WA UFFP RH 06-79 07-02-80 BATTELLE HORTHWEST LABS RICHLAND, WA UFFP RH 06-79 06-25-80 TEXAS INSTRUMENTS, INC ATTLEBORD, MA UFFP RN 02-79 10-17-80 AMENDMENTS UNITED HUCLEAR UNCASVILLE, CT UFFP AM 09-78 03-31-80 UNITED HUCLEAR UNCASVILLE, CT UFFP AN 04-78 03-28-80 COMBUSTIDH ENGINEERING HEMATITE, MO UFFP AN 04-78 H/S GEHERAL ATOMIC CO.
SAH DIEGO. CA UFFP AM 11-78 06-01-80 GENERAL ELECTRIC WILMINGTON, NC UFFP AM 01-80 10-10-80 GENERAL ELECTRIC WILMINGTON, NC UFFP AN 01-80 04-13-81 KERR-MCGEE WEST CHICAGO, IL UFFP EIS 08-79 H/S PLUTONIUM FUEL FAB REHEWALS 8 MAJOR MOD BATTELLE COLUMBUS LAB.
COLbt305, OH FFP RH 01-74 H/S GENERAL ELECTRIC VALLECITOS, CA R8D RH F*
1 N/S WESTINGHOUSE CHESWICK, PA PFDL RH 12-74 03-21-80 AMENDMENTS GEHERAL ELECTRIC VALLECITOS, CA PU R8D AM 04-18-80 EXXON NUCLEAR RICHLAND, WA PU R8D AM 05-16-80 ATOMICS IHT'S.
CANOGA PARK, CA PU R8D AM 06-13-80 BATTELLE MEM. INST.
COLUMBUS, OH PU R8D AM 08-22-80 NON-CASE 8 OTHER GEIS OH URAHIUM MILLING H/A N/A 10-24-80 HUCLEAR FUEL SERVICES WEST VALLEY, NY h/A 08-75 08-00
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APPLICANT LOCATION TYPE TYPE REC'D COMPLETIDH DATE TRANSPORTATION DOE, S-6214 WASHINGT0k, DC NA 07-78 30-80 DOE S 2 W/ S 2 W A WASHINGTOH, DC NA 04-76 N/S DOE, A H L-41'2-S PN CHICAGO, IL NA 12-77 N/S DOE, ORNL 600P OAK RIDGE, IN HA 07-78 05-31-80 DOE, AHL-390-SPM CHICAGO, IL HA 12-77 N/S HUCLEAR PACKAGING T-3 SPENT FUEL CASK TACOMA, WA NA 10-78 04-30-8G HUCLEAR ASSURANCE CORP. HAC-3K SPENT FUEL CASK ATLANTA, GA HA 12-78 N/S HUCLEAR ENGINEERING SHEFFIELD, IL WASTE BURIAL RN/AM 08-68 N/S SOUTHWEST NUCLEAR. INC.
L't0NS, KS WASTE BURIAL HA 09-78 N/S CHEM-NUCLEAR SERVICES BARNWELL, SC WASTE BURIAL RN 12-79 N/S I
U-MILLSNew Applications.......... 'i Renewals..................
7 Amendments................ 4 FUEL STORAGE New Applications.......... 2 Renewals..................
1 Amendments................
3 IN-SITU j
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1 Amendments 1
i URANIUM FUEL FAB New Applications.......... 1 L
Renewals..................
4 Amendments................
7 PLUT0NIUM FUEL FAB l
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3 Amendments................
4 N0N-CASE.......................
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3 SAFEGUARDS.....................
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........... 66 37
V NMSS MAJOR CASEWORK MA'JOR CASEWORK COMPLETIONS DATA ASOF:MARCH 7,1980
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OCT HOV DEC JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP
> 90 DAYS 268 286 293 297 293 60 TO 89 DAYS 113 96 110 108 73 30 TO 59 DAYS 156 171 181 142 120 t 30 DAYS 485 530 554 509 473 TOTAL 1022 1083 1138 1056 959 APPUCATIO115 > M DAYS
<-------------------------------FY-1980-------------------------------->
DCT HOV DEC JAH FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP I
~
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5 8
10 4
I AMENDMENTS 21 18 29 22 21 RENEWALS 240 263 256 265 268 TOTAL i 268 286 293 297 293 l
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<-------------------------------FY-1980-------------------------------->
1 F1-80 DCT NOV DEC JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP TOTAL HEW APPLICATIONS 83 65 72 68 63 351 i
AMENDMENTS 328 303 301 330 315 1577 REHEWALS 82 68 75 83 50 358 RESPONSES 10 DEFICIENCY REQUESTS 160 143 J28 138 171 732 3018 TOTAL 653 579 568 619 599 LICENSING ACTIONS CDIIPLETED (APPLICATIONS LICENSED)
<-------------------------------FY-1980-------------------------------->
FY-80 OCT NOV DEC JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP 10TAL HEW APPLICATI0HS 47 50 41 62 73 273 AMENDMENTS 228 197 186 269 275 1155 REHEWALS 70 5t 69 86 75 351 TOTAL 345 29b 296 417 423 1779 DEFICIENCY REQUESTS 214 199 178 238 230 1059 VOIDS 40 47 40 47 44 218 I
ISONTHLY SUMilARY i
<-------------------------------FY-1980-------------------------------->
FY-80 OCT NOV DEC JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP TOTAL BLGINNING OF MONTH INVENTORY 967 1022 1083 1838 1056 52G6 INPUT 654 605 569 620 600 3048 OUTPUT 599 544 l514 702 697 305G END OF IHE MONTH INVENTORY 1022 1083 1138 1056 959 S258 3-11
N]SS - MATERIALS LICENSING DATA I "O AtIl.' E TiuE TOTAL TURN AROUND TIME FROAA RECE!Iri OF APP-(EXCLUDES VOIDS)
LICATION TO COMPLETION OF UCENSING ACTION DOES
<-------------------------------FY-1980-------------------------------->
NOT INCLUDE APPLICANT TIAAE RESPONDING TO DE-OCT NOV DEC JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP D 90 DAYS 117 84 103 148 168 60 70 89 DAYS 41 35 41 45 45 30 TO 59 DAYS 66 88 63 101 79
< 30 DAYS 121 91 89 123 131 TOTAL COMPLETED 345 298 296 417 423 COMPO$11E AVERAGE TIME 95 77 98 103 104 1
NEW APPLICATIONS TURN AROUND TIME
<-------------------------------FY-1980-------------------------------->
I OCT NOV DEC JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP
> 90 DAYS 22 14 12 24 23 60 TO 89 DAYS 6
6 6
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< 30 DAYS 11 12 12 19 19 TOTAL 47 50 41 62 73 AVERAGE TURNAROUND TIME 97 67 67 83 78 w
AMENDMENTS TURN AROUND TIME
<-------------------------------FY-1980-------------------------------->
OCT NOV DEC JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP
> 90 DAYS 50 36 48 64 95 60 TO 89 DAYS 27 24 30 32 23
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< 30 DAYS 106 77 63 97 107 TOTAL 228 197 186 269 275 AVERAGE
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5 5
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12 9
< 30 DAYS 4
2 14 7
5 TOTAL 70 51 69 86 75 AVERAGE TURNAROUND TIME 164 159 169 211 203 1
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ENGINEERING METHODOLOGY STANDARDS 4
0 0
0 4
0 ENVIRONMENTAL STANDARDS 5
0 0
0 5
1 FUEL PROCESS SYSTEM STAHDARDS 11 0
2 0
9 0
MATERIALS PROTECTIDH STANDARDS 6
0 1
0 5
1 OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH STAHDARDS 24 1
3 0
22 0
PROGRAM $UPPORT 1
0 1
0 4
0 0
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2 p+
12 0
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STRUCIURES & COMP 0HEHIS STANDARDSS 19 0
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19 3
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113 3
113 TOTAL HO. OF ACTIVE TASKS IN CURRENT EDITION OF GREEN BOOK
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REGULATORY GUIDES OCTOBER _
DRAFT ACTIVE GUIDE GUIDE RG 1.137/RS 070-4
" FUEL-0IL SYSTEMS FOR STANDBY DIESEL GENERATORS" X
REV. 1
)
RG 8.21 /0H 707-4
" HEALTH PHYSICS SURVEYS FOR BYPRODUCT MATERIAL X
REV. 1 AT HRC-LICENSED PROCESSING 8 MANUFACTUPING PLANTS" RG 8.24 /0H 709-4
" HEALTH PHYSICS SURVEYS DURING ENRICHED URANIUM --
X REV. 1 235 PF.0 CESSING AND FUEL FABRICATION" RG 1.143/FP 615-4
" DESIGN CUIDANCE FOR R ADIDACTIVE 144STE MANAGEMENT X
REV. 1
$1 ST Ef1S, STRUCTURES. AND C0f1PONENTS INST ALLED IN LIGHT-tJATER-COOL ED HUCL EAR POLIER PL ANTS" DRAFT SG 901-4
" REPORTING OF SAFEGUARDS EVENTS" X
RG 1.140/FP 601-4
" PES'GN. TESTING d MAINTEMANCE CRITERfA FOR EXHAUST X
FILTRATION 8 ADSORPTION UNITS" NOVE!1BER D2 AFT OH 905-4 CALIBRATION OF AIR SAMPLING INSTRUMENIS FOR 10TAL X
VOLUME OF AIR SAMPLED DRAFT SC 814-5 PROPOSED REVISION 2 TO REGULATORY GUIDE 1.136. " MATERIALS, X
CONS 1RUCTION. AND TESTING OF CONCRETE CONTAINMENTS (ARTICt.ES CC-1000. -2003. AND -4000 THROUGh ~7000 0F Tite ' CODE FOR CONCRETE REACTOR VESSELS Al.D C0t4T/IN"ENTS')"
DECEt3ER RG 1.97, RS 917-4 "TNSTPUMENTATION FOR L IGH T -1,f t.T ER-C00L ED NUCL E AR X
REV. 2 (PROPOSED)
PD:!!R PL ANTS TO ASSESS FLANT AND ENVIRONS CONDITIONS D' IRING AtlD FOLL0t!!NG IN ACCIDENT" RG 1.9.
RS 710-5
S E L EC T I O N. DESIGfl. AND QUtLIFTCATION OF DIESEL-X REV. 2 GE!!! R ATOR UNIIS LSED AS ST WDBY (ONSITE) ELECTRIC PJ1 ER SYSTEMS A T NtzGL E AR P0l't.R Pt. ANTS" JANUARY _
5.59/MP-711-4
" STANDARD FORMAT AND CONTENT FOR A LICENSEE PHYSICAL X
SECURITY PLAN FOR THE PROTECTION OF Stim OF MODERATE OR LC!! STRATEGIC SIGNIFICANCE" TP 914-4
" MEASUREMENT OF RADIATION LEVELS Ott SURFACES OF X
PACKAGES OF RADI0 ACTIVE MATERIALS" FP 925-5
" NUCLEAR CRITICALITY SAFETY FOR PIPE INTERSECTIONS X
CONTAINING AQUEOUS SOLUTIONS OF ENR!CHED URANYL NITRATE" FEBRUARY RG 7.9/
TP 502-4
" STANDARD FORMAT AND CONTENT OF PART 71 APPLICATIONS X
REV. 1 FOR APPROVAL OF PACKAGING OF TYPE B, LARGE QUANTITY.
AND FISSILE RADIOACTIVE MATERIAL" RG 5.58/ MP 801-4
" CONSIDERATIONS FOR ESTABLISHING TRACEABILITY OF SNM X
REV. 1 ACCOUNTING MEASUREf1ENTS" TASKS COMPLETED
' OCT NOV DEC JAN FEB MARlAPR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP Deaf t Guides issued 1__2__1 2
0 Active Guides issued I 5 0
1 1
2 4-3
ANSI STANDARDS PUBUSHED OCTOBER ANSI /ASME QUALITY ASSURANCE PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS HQA-1 FOR HUCLEAR POWER PLANTS 1979 ANSI /ASME SUPPLEMENTARY QUALITY ASSURANCE REQUIREMEHTS H45.2.20 FOR SUBSURFACE INVESTIGATIONS FOR HUCLEAR 1979 POWER PLANTS ANSI /ANS ADMINISTRATIVE CONTROLS FOR RESEARCH REACTORS 15.18 1979 ANSI /AHS GASEOUS RADI0 ACTIVE WASTE PROCESSING SYSTEMS l
55.4 FOR LIGHT WATER REACTOR PLANTS 1979 DECEMBER AHSI/ANS EMERGENCY CONTROL CEHTERS FOR HUCLEAR POWER PLANTS 3.7.2 1979 i
ANSI /AHS FACILITIES AND MEDICAL CARE FOR OH-SITE HUCLEAR POWER 3.7.1 PLANT RADIOLOGICAL D1ERGENCIES 1979 l
ANSI /ANS LIGHT WATER hUCLEAR POWER PLANT FIRE PROTECTIDH, l
59.4 GENERIC REQUIREMENTS FOR 1979 l
ANSI /AHS RADIOLOGICAL EMERGENCY PREPAREDHESS EXERCISES FGR 3.7.3 HUCLEAR POWER PLANTS 1979 ANSI /ANS LIQUID RADI0 ACTIVE WASTE PROCESSING SYSTEM FOR LIGHT 55.6 WATER REACTOR PLANTS 1979 ANSI /ANS SOLID RADI0 ACTIVE WASTE PROCESSING SYSTEM FOR LIGHT 55.1 WATER COOLED REACTCR PLAN 15 1979 FEBRUARY ANSI /IEEE SIZING LARGE LEAD STORAGE BATTERIES FOR GENERATING 485 STATIONS AND SUBSTATIO;4S. RECOMMENDED PRACTICE FOR.
1979 l
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" DURESS ALARMS FOR HUCLEAR FIXED SITE FACILITIES" MP 672-7 CR-0956
" COMMENTARY ON SPENT FUEL STORAGE AT MORRIS OPERATIOH" FP 712-9 HOVEMBER CR-1102 "A SYSTEMATIC ASSESSMENT OF THE SAFEGUARDS REGULATIONS" (3 VOLS.) MP 750-7 i
CR-0485
" VEHICLE ACCESS & SEARCH TRAINING MANUAL" MP 761-7 CR-0484
" VEHICLE ACCESS & CONTROL PLANNING DOCUMENT" MP 761-7 CR-0509
" EMERGENCY POWER SUPPLIES FOR PHYSICAL SECURITY SYSTEMS" MP 763-7 DECEMBER CP-0008
" STATE WORKSHOPS FOR REVIEW OF THE HUCLEAR REGULATORY FP 921-1 COMMISSIDH'S DECOMMISSIDHING POLICY" CR-0569 "FACILITATIDH OF DECOMMISSIONING LIGHT WATER REACTORS" FP 917-7 HUREG-0590
" THOUGHTS ON REGULATIDH CHANGES FOR DECOMMISSIDHING" (REV. 1)
HUREG-0613
" RESIDUAL RADI0 ACTIVITY LIMITS FOR DECOMMISSIONING" ES 813-8 HUREG-0628 "HRC STAFF PRELIMINARY ANALYSIS OF PUBLIC COMMENTS SD 906-1 ON ADVANCE HOTICE OF PROPOSED RULEMAKING ON EllERGENCY PLANNING" FEBRUARY CR-1214 "THE CONTROLLABLE UNIT APPROACH TO MATERIAL CONTROL:
MP 685-7 APPLICATIONS TO A HIGH THROUGHPUT MIXED-0XIDE PROCESS" HUREG-0628 "HRC STAFF PRELIMINARY ANALYSIS OF PUBLIC COMMENTS DH ES 906-1 ADVANCE HOTICE OF PROPOSED RULEMAKING ON EMERGEHCY PLANNING" I
' OCT NOV DEC JAN' FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SFP Numim imod 2
4 5
0 2'I 4-5
OTHER SD PRODUCTS DCTOBER RS 907-8 STANDARD REVIEW PLAN SECTION 9.2.2, " REACTOR AUXILIARY COOLING WATER SYSTEMS" HOVEMBER ES 811-8 MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING WITH SMITHSONIAN SCIENTIFIC INFORMATION EXCHANGE OH SUBMISSION OF RESEARCH INFORMATION JANUARY OH 942-8 HRC/MSHA MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING, PUBLISHED IN FEDERAL IN FEDERAL REGISTER JANUARY 4, 1980, FR 45-1315 RS 016-1 ADVANCE NOTICE OF PROPOSED RULEMAKING, "HUCLEAR PLANT
+
RELIABILITY DATA SYSTEM REPORTING TO BE MADE MANDATORY" ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENTS PETITION DENIALS TP 712-3 DENIAL OF PETITION FOR PsULEMAKING WITH REGARD TO SURFACE PRM 20_9 RAD;ATION LEVEL LIMIT OF PACKAGES PREPARED FOR TRANSPORT 44 FR 22232 l
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AMENDMENTS TO AND NEW NRC REGULATIONS PROPOSED EFFECTIVE RULE RULE OCTOBER REPORTING OF SAFEGUARDS EVENTS PROPOSED X
REGULATIONS 44 FR 60743 NOVEMBER TP916-1 HOTICE PROPOSING TO AMEND SS 32.26(B) (10) AND X
32.29(B) TO PROVIDE Hell REQUIREMENTS FOR LABELING LEE EXTEPHAL SURFACES OF NOT OtLY GAS AND AEROSOL DETECTORS INCL UDIllG ST10KE DET ECTORS, BUT ALSO Tile POINT-OF-SALE PACKAGING OF TilESE DETECTORS IF PACKAGED INDIVIDUALLY DECEMBER 10 CFR PART50 EMERGENCY PLANNING 44 FR 75167 X
JANUARY SG 925-1 TRANSIENT SHIPMENTS OF STRATEGIC SHM X
MP 711-1 PHYSICAL PROTECTION OF IH-TRANSIT OF MODERATE X
STRATEGIC SIGHIFICANCE PART 21 REFERENCE IN PART 34, PUBLISHED IN FED. REG.
X 1/11/80 FR 45-2312 SC 905-1 10CFR50, REV. APPENDIX J, AMENDMENTS TO THE REQUIREMENTS X FOR LEAK TESTING OF CONTAIHMENT BUILDING AIR LOCKS IN ORDER TO PERMIT GREATER FLEXIBILITY FOR SUCH TESTING IN THE CASE OF FREQUENT USE OF THE AIR LOCKS FEBRUARY FP 903-2 10 CFR PARTS 40 AND 150, URAHIUM MILL TAILINGS LICENSING X
AMEND;1ENT TO PART 50, DOMESTIC LICENSING OF PRODUCTION X
AND UTILIZATION FACILITIES l
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SUMMARY
OF SELECTED STANDARDS STATISTICS COMPLETED ACTIONS FY 1979 AND FY 1930 10-01-78 10-01-79 THRU THRU 09-30-79 02-29-80 (12 MONTHS)
(5 MONTHS)
DRAFT GUIDES ISSUED 39 6
ACTIVE GUIDES ISSUED 22 9
ANSI STANDARDS PUBLISilED 31 Il DRAFT ENV. STATEMENTS PUBLISHED 0
0 FINAL ENV. STATEMENTS PUBLISHED 1
0 PROPOSED RULES PUBLISilED 11 7
EFFECTIVE RULES PUBLISHED 17 2
RULEMAKING PETITIONS DENIED 6
1 EdLEMAKING PETITIONS APPR9VED 0
0 RULEMAKING PETITIDHS WITHDRAMH 0
0 HUREG REPORTS ISSUED 37 13 OTilER SD PRODUCTS 4
4 4-8
v NRC POLICY STATEMENTS AS LISTED IN THE FEDERAL REGISTER DATA AS OF:
FEBRUARY 29,1980 JANUARY 3, 1975 CRITERIA FOR DETERMINING EHFORCEMENT ACTION 9
AND CATEGORIES OF HONCOMPLI ANCE (40 FR 820)
MAY 8, 1975 MIXED OXIDE FUEL; GENERIC ENVIRONMENTAL STATEMENT; TREATMENT OF SAFEGUARDS AND DEFERRALS OF LICENSING ACTIDHS (40 FR 20142)
JULY 8, 1976 LICENSES TO EXPORT HUCLEAR MATERIAL AND PETITIONS FOR LEAVE TO INTERVENE IN SUCH PROCEEDINGS (41 FR 28044)
AUGUST 16, 1976 ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS OF THE URAHIUM FUEL CYCLE (41 FR 34707)
NOVEMBER 11, 1976 ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS OF THE URANIUM FUEL CYCLE (41 FR 49898)
MARCH 3, 1977 TRANSPORTATIDH OF RADIONUCLIDES IN URBAH ENVIRONS (42 FR 12271)
MARCH 10, 1977 LOW LEtEL WASTE DISPOSAL; TASK FORCE REPORT (42 FR 13366)
MARCH 14, 1977 URANIUM MILLING: PROPOSED SCOPE AND OUTLINE FOR GENERIC ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENT (42 FR 13874)
JULY 5, 1977 STANDARDIZATION OF HUCLEAR POWER PLANTS (42 FR 34395)
JANUARY 10, 1978 PROGRAM FOR RESOLUTION OF GENERIC ISSUES RELATED TO HUCLEAR POWER PLANTS; REPORT TO CONGRESS (43 FR 1565)
FEBRUARY 1,
1978 CAMERA COVERAGE OF HEARINGS BEFORE ATOMIC SAFEfY AND LICENSING BOARDS AND ATOMIC SAFETY AND LICENSING APPEAL BOARDS (43 FR 4294)
JUNE 28, 1978 DOMESTIC LICENSE APPLICATIONS; OPEH MEETINGS AND STATEMENT OF HRC STAFF POLICY (43 FR 28058)
AUGUST 31, 1978 STATEMENT ON STANDARDIZATION OF HUCLEAR POWER PLANTS (43 FR 38954)
DCTOBER 20, 1978 RECOMMENDATIDHS FOR IMPROVING HUCLEAR POWERPLANT LICENSING (43 FR 49082) 4-9
t NRC POUCY STATEMENTS NOVEMBER 17, 1978 LICENSING PROCEDURES FOR GEOLOGIC REPOSI-TORIES FOR HIGH-LEVEL RADI0 ACTIVE WASTES (43 FR 53869)
DECEMBER 14, 1978 GENERIC RULEMAKING TO IMPROVE NUCLEAR POWER PLANT LICENSING (43 FR 58377)
FEBRUARY 9, 1979 REGULATION OF THE T1EDICAL USES OF RADIO-ISOTOPES; STATEMENT OF GENERAL POLICY (44 FR 8242)
OCTOBER 10, 1979 INTERIM STATEMENT OF POLICY AND PROCEDURE (CONCERHS CONDUCT OF LICENSING PROCEEDINGS PENDING DECISIDH ON MODIFICATI0H OF REGblATORY PROCEDURE]
OCTOBER 16, 1979 PROPOSED AGENCY POLICY AND PROCEDURES FOR DIFFERING PROFESSIDHAL OPINIONS; REQUEST FOR COMMENTS (44 FR 59686)
OCTOBER 23, 1979 PLAHHING BASIS FOR EMERGENCY RESPONSES TO HUCLEAR POWER REACTOR ACCIDENTS (44 FR 61123)
HOVEMBER 27, 1979 STATEMENT OF POLICY AND NOTICE OF INTENT TO PREPARE A PROGRAMMATIC EIS (DISPOSAL OF TMI-2 WASTES)
JANUARY 15, 1980 PLANNING BASIS FOR EMERGENCY RESPONSES TO HUCLEAR POWER REACTOR ACCIDENTS i
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RESEARCH PROJECTS
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NUCLEAR REGULATORY RESEARCH DATAASOF: JANUARY 31, 1980 LOFT (Loss of Fluid Test)
PURPOSE:
j The LOFT facility is a well instrumented pres,suri2M vur reactor (PWR) at about 1/60 the power level and 1/5 the physical sine cf r. cecinercial PWR.
It is located at the Idaho National Engineering Laboratory and is 4
designed to study the behavior of engineered safety features, such as emergency core cooling systems, during postulated reactor accident conditions.
Data from LOFT experiments are being used (a) to assess and improve the analytical methods currentl.y used to predict the course of various loss of coolant accidents and r,ff-nc,nal transients, and (b) to study improvements in on-line data precesst.0 and display for the enhancement of operator capability.
4 STATUS:
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1.
The second powered small-brer st, L3-2, simulating a 1" break in a commercial PWR, was succe ly run on February 6,1980. After depressurizing to 900 p
, the ECCS (HPSI) and the break flows became equal, and the. tem pressure stabilized. After one hour, according to plan, operator intervention caused a cooldown through the secondary side and depressurization and within about six hours brought the plant to a cold shutdown. As a result of an invitation to representatives of the nuclear industry to attend a special briefing in LOFT and to witness the L3-2 test, about 15 representatives of vendor companies, INP0 and EPRI participated in these events.
2.
A fault diagnostics system to assist operator interpretation of off-normal and accident conditions has been installed in LOFT.
Reactor system status displays were functioning during the L3-2 test.
3.
It had been planned to examine the effect of primary coolant pump operation during a small break in the next two tests. At the request of NRR, these tests will be done with nuclear power rather than without, as originally planned. Therefore the test program is now being rearranged.
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NUCLEAR REGULATORY RESEARCH DATAASOF: JANUARY 31, 1980 SEMISCALE The Semiscale MOD 3 configuration is a one-dimensional non-nuclear representation of the thermal hydraulic behavior of a pressurized water reactor, designed to simulate ECCS/ Upper Head Injection (UHI) performance during a loss-of-coolant experiment.
It operates at about 1/30 the power level and is 1/5 the physical size of LOFT with two loops, each containing an active steam generator and coolant pump. The reactor core is simulated by 25 electrically heated fuel rods, each having a 12-foot heated length and arran g in a typical 15 X 15 PWR fuel geometry.
v-The objectives of the test facilityo.-e to:
1.
Provide separate and i gral effects experimental data for developing and/o sessment of LOCA computational
- methods, 2.
Ir.vestigate smal reak LOCA's and plant transients, 3.
Provide data for interpreting LOFT data and addressing LOFT design compromises, and 4.
Provide data to investigate UHI phonomena and to evaluate analytical capabilities.
STATUS:
Following the TMI-2 accident the Semiscale conducted non-condensible gas bubble venting experiments in support of the TMI-2 accident team and also conducted TMI-2 transient simulation experiments employing a B&W pressurizer line configuration. These latter tests demonstrated that core region uncovery can occur even through pressurizer level readings would indicate a covered core.
A revised Semiscale program plan has been developed for FY 1980 which stresses small break LOCA's and plant transient effects. This redirection is in keeping with ACRS recommendations to concentrate on plant transients and small LOCA's, as well as initiating a series of small break tests to support LOFT small break testing planned for FY 1980. NRR small break model evaluations will utilize both the,Semiscale and LOFT small break test data.
The planned FY 1980 effort summarizes as follows:
1.
Small break tests SB-4 and SB-4A (counter part" tests to the LOFT nuclear small break test L3-1) were conducted in early November 1979. Current plans call for concluding the LOFT support small break tests by mid FY 1980.
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NUCLEAR REGULATORY RESEARCH DATAASOF. JANUARY 31, 1980 2.
Redirected effort has deferred completion of previously planned large LOCA UHI experiments. However, the previous large break LOCA experiment (S-07-6) will be rerun to evaluate the effects of an improved downcomer and vessel ^.hermal insulation.
3.
Interim facility upgrades (e.g., ipbllation of a second PWR scaled primary loop pump, a secNO full height UTSG, additional thermalinsulationtominimi7o9,ystemheatleakages)willbe initiated in the third q in of FY 1980, as well as design work for a Semiscale s upgrade to simulate a 2 X 4 PWR configuration having independent secondary loops with heat dump capability. p 4.
Plan and conduct separate effects tests (in the third and fourth quarters of FY 1980) addressing:
steam generator and feedwater systems transients, natural circulation effects with two-phase effects, effects of non-condensible gases, etc.
5.
Pumps-on and pumps-off experiments for small break LOCA transients are to be performed in the Semiscale facility for both cold and hot leg breaks in the second quarter of FY 1980.
POTENTIAL PROBLEMS:
1.
Availability of, and timing of, FY 1980 supplemental funding.
2.
Final agreement on FY 1980 experiments planned for Quarters 3 and 4.
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NUCLEAR REGULATORY RESEARCH oaraASOF: JANUARY 31,1980 Power Burst Facility PURPOSE:
The Power Burst Facility (PBF) uses a pressurized test loop in a pool-type 30 megawatt (steady state) reactor capable of pulsed operation.
It is located at the Idaho National Engineering Laboratory and is used to obtain data on the performance of fuel rod clusters under abnormal power, coolant flow and energy density conditions. This includes the PCM (Power Cooling Mismatch) test, LOCA (Loss of Coolant Accident) tests, RIA (Reactivity Initiated Accident) tests and inlet flow blocka The data obtained will be used to develop or test analytical c@ge tests.
sility which can be used to predict fuel response in reactors during gdnormal operation conditions.
8 STATUS:
A double-ended cold leg break t LOC-3) with pressurized rods was perfomed in June. This was
. first of four P8F LOCA tests which will explore the relative clad b ooning over the 1050K-1500K (1430F-2240F) peak clad temperature range, in which maximum clad ballooning and resultant flow channel blockage may be possible. All four rods had small ruptures, with 20% to 50% ballooning and estimated PCTs of ll50K-1250K at the time of rupture. The second of.the four LOCA program tests (LOC-5) was performed in September to study relative clad ballooning at a 1300K (1880F) PCT (low beta phase). Because of check valve malfunctions, only one test rod reached the wanted temperature range so the test was repeated in December. Two valves again malfunctioned so only two rods heated correctly.
Further LOC tests will be delayed until all malfunctioning hardware is redesigned and the test train is refitted or replaced.
Four surface thermo couple quench tests were perfemed in October. These LOCA blowdown-heatup-reflood tests compared th : time-temperature responses of fuel and inner cladding for fuel rods with and without external clad-ding thermocouples.
The rods without external thermocouples went into departure from nucleate boiling sooner, reached higher internal clad temperatures during the simulated accident and rewet later than the rods fitted with external thermocouples.
Test PR-1, a multipurpose PCf1 rewet, stored energy test, began the first week of February. Although there have been problems in getting the rods into film boiling at the low pressure condition, other parts of the test appear to be going well.
tiodifications of the test loop pump for variable speed to provide a broader range of flow conditions were completed in FY 79. These modifications will improve loop performance for the experimental program. A modification to reduce the control room noise level was completed in December.
PROBLEMS:
Further LOC tests will be delayed until all malfunctioning hardware is redesigned and the test train is refitted or replaced.
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NUCLEAR REGULATORY RESEARCH wansor: January 31, 1980 PRESSURIZED WATER REACTOR BLOWDOWN HEAT TRANSFER PROGRAM (PWR-BDHT)
PURPOSE:
The BDHT program at ORNL is designed to investigate transient heat l
transfer phenomena in a simulated fuel bundle assembly.
Specifically, time-to-critical heat flux (CHF), transition heat transfer under upflow and down flow conditions and return to nucleate boiling will be investigated under blowdown conditions.
Transfer experiments will be conductied to investigateheattransferunderconditio[ns4%tcouldbeencountered under small LOCA conditions.
STATUS:
The test loop shakedown was c uded in November 1979. The initial round 01 bundle uncovery/recove ts at pressures of 400-1000 psia were completed in January 1980 preliminary data set was issued in late February 1980 for low power, high pressure and bundle uncovery/ recovery heat transfer data.
Facility preparation is underway for the initial " firm boiling" blowdown transients.
Power controller / safety ir.terlock system proble;as have i
been encountered at intermediate bundle power (i.e., 40 percent design value) level.
PROBLEMS:
Bundle power controller / protective circuit trip problems are being encountered. The estimated schedule for resolution of this problem is in the second quarter of FY 1980. Corrective solutions are being investigated and a contingency plan has been prepared.
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NUCLEAR REGULATORY RESEARCH DATAASOF: JANUARY 31,1980 HEAVY SECTION STEELTECHNOLOGY PROGRAM (HSST) l PURPOSE:
l The purpose of the HSST program is to develop and evaluate methods of fracture analysis of heavy section steel light water reactor pressure vessels for inclusion'in codes and standards. Themal shock and pressure tests of model reactor pressure vessels are carried out at the Oak Ridge National Laboratory.
The state-of-the-art is being advanced both in the effects of irradiation and in the methods used to assess reactor safety.
STATUS:
l Tests on deliberately flawed vessels have beep
'rformed to verify the linear elastic fracture mechanics methodology, as as newer methods for elastic-l growth occurs prior to fast plastic fracture mechanics wherein slow a
fracture. The results have satisfacto validated linear elastic fracture mechanics; the excellent agreement en failure and results based on elastic-plastic analysis has also provid d confidence for licensing application of this methodology.
In gener '
he tests have shown that pressures two to three times cesign pressure, in ac-ance with the requirements in the ASME Code, are required to cause failure in a flawed vessel. Two recent tests on weld repaired j
vessels have shown that the repair weld procedure as spelled out in the ASME Code, produces very sound welds but also induce unacceptable residual stresses in the material surrounding the weld. These stresses do not compromise the weld but can lead to accelerated fatigue cracking of the vessel.
A series of four tests on thick-walled steel cylinders under thermal shock conditions have well validated linear elastic fracture mechanics as a method-ology for assessing vessel response to LOCA/ECCS thermal shock accidents. The phenomenon of wam prestressing has been proposed as an additional deterrent to crack initiation and extension under thermal shock; this is now being investi-gated using larger, thick-walled steel cylinders.
In this series of tests, cylinders of the same scale as intemediate test vessels are being subjected to liquid nitrogen shocking to prove the concept of wam prestressing, and also to establish the limit of crack extension for very deep cracks, i.e., to prove that a deep crack cannot propagate through a vessel wall. The first test in this latter series was run on Aus,ust 1,1979. Analysis of the results of these tests showed that they were inconclusive as regards warm prestressing. The post-test analysis also gave clear evidence that the fracture behavior of the material in thick wall vessels, when subjected to upper transition curve temperatures, will be governed by the lower bound fracture toughness values for that material as determined from small specimen testing. A comprehensive program to establ',sh lower bound values from such testing has been initiated. The second experiment in that series is being prepared.
An irradiation program on heavy section low ductile shelf weld metal test speci-mens is underway to quantify the potential toughness loss caused by neutron irradiation damage and assess compliance with A.ppendices G and H of 10 CFR 50.
The first irradiation was completed in March 1977 and the initial testing has begun. The second and third irradiations are complete. A qualification program, for the testing method to be used to evaluate the fracture toughness in fracture mechanics terms from small specimens, is in its final stage; i.e., a multi-laboratory evaluation of the testing procedure. Testing of the smaller fracture toughness specimens has started and the first sets o# data from Charpy and compact tensile specimens have been developed. Completion e f the fracture testing of the remainder of the irradiated specimens awaits completion of the test procedure.
PROBLEMS: None 5-7
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FEBRUARY 29, 1980 kEACTORS REACTORS UNDER REACTORS TOTAL COUNTRY
-OPERATING CONST PLANNED REACTORS-
' ARGENTINA 1 (335) 1 (600) 2 4
AUSTRIA 1 (692)*
1 BELGIU;1 3 (1650) 3 (2825) 1 7
BRAZIL 3 (1870) 1 4
BULGARIA 2 (880) 2 (880) 4 CANADA 9 (4750)M 6 (3494) 5 20 CUBA CZECN0SLOVAKIA 1
1 1 (110) 4 (1760) 5 DENf1 ARK 2
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3 FINLAND 2 (1080) 2 (1080) 4 FRANCE 18 (10,058) 22 (21,245) to 50 CERf1AN DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC 4 (1390)*
3 (1320) 7 GERT1AN FEDERAL REPUBLIC 15 (9012) 7-(8125) 7 29 GREECE 1
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4 3 (602) 5 (1080) 8 INDCNESIA 1
1 IRELAND 1
'1 ISRAEL 1
1 ITALY 4 (1387) 1 (40) 4 9
JAPAN 20 (12333) 9 (8103) 1 30 KOREA, REPUBLIC OF SOUTH 1 (595)
LUXEMBOURG 2 (1294) 6 9
LIBYA 1
1 1
1 tiEXICO 2 (1308) 2 NETHERLANDS 2 (493) 2 NORUAY 1
1 PAKISTAN 1 ( 125) 1 2
PHILIPPINES 1 (620) 1 2.
POLAND 2
2 ROl1ANI A 1
1 SOUTH AFRICA, REPUBLIC OF 2
2 SPAIN 4 (1973) 7 (6310) 17 SUEDEN 8 (5500)W 2 (1800) 2 12 SMITZERLAND 4 (1940) 1 (942) 2 7
TIAUAN 1 (636) 5 (4508) 6 TURKEY 1
1 UNITED KINGDOM 33 (8080) 6 (3700) 39 USSR 22 (8875)*
11 (10040)
YUGOSLAVIA 1 (615) 1 33 TOTAL 159 (72,496) 110 (35,299) 67 337 AUSTRIA ZWENTENDORF 692 BUR CANADA BRUCE 3 746 CANDU SWEDEN RINGUALS 3 900 PLR FORSt1 ARK 1 900 BWR USSR KURSK 1000 LGR CREACTOR CONSTRUCTION COMPLETED. NOT YET IN C0f1MERICAL OPERATION 4.
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EXPORT LICENSE APPLICATIONS DESCRIPTION:
This chart trac'es combined 'maior* and
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DATA AS OF:
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EXEMPTIONSISSUED DATA AS OF: FEBRUARY 29, 1980 CATEGORY I EXEMPTIDHS ISSUED DURING FY 1979 A CATEGORY I EXEMPTION IS DEFIHED AS A SPECIFIC 45 EXEMPTIDH FROM SPECIFIC PARTS OF THE REGULATIONS WHERE A SUBSTITUTIOH MAY BE GRANTED.
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OCONEE 1 SOUTH CAROLINA U.S. Nuclear Regulatory CALVERT CLIFFS 1 MARYLAND OCONEE 2 SOUTH CAROLINA Commission Regional Offices CALVERT CLIFFS 2 MARYLAND OCONEE 3 SOUTH CAROLINA OYSTER CREEK 1 NEW JERSEY ROBINSON 2 SOUTH CAROLINA Region i, 215-337-1150 PEACH BOTTOM 2 PENNSYLVANIA ST LUCIE 1 FLORIDA 631 P:rk Avenue PEACH BOTTOM 3 PENHSYLVANIA SURRY 1 VIRGINIA King of Prussia, Pennsylvania 19406 SALEM 1 NEW JERSEY SL'RRY 2 VIRGINIA THREE MILE ISLAND 1 PENHSYLVANIA TURKEY POINT 3 FLORIDA
-4603 Uf33h,101 Marietta THREE MILE ISLAND 2 PENNSYLVANIA TURKEY POINT 4 FLORIDA r et Atnts, Georgia 30303 MAIN (Mid-America Intercool Network)
SWPP (Southwest Power Pool) req on lit, 312-858-2660 DRESDEN 1 ILLINDIS ARKANSAS 1 ARKANSAS i
799 Rooseve:t Road DRESDEN 2 ILLINDIS ARKANSAS 2 ARKANSAS Gbn Ellyn, Ithnois 60137 DRESDEN 3 ILLINOIS KEWAUNEE WISCONSIN W3CC (Western Svstems Coord. Counell) 817-334-2841 glQ POINT BEACH 1 WISCONSIH FORT ST VRAIN COLORADO POINT BEACH 2 WISCONSIN HUMBOLDT BAY CALIFORNIA 611 Rysn Plaza Drive Arlington, Texas 76012 QUAD CITIES 1 ILLINDIS RANCHO SECO 1 CALIFORNIA QUAD CITIES 2 ILLINDIS SAN ONOFPE 1 CALIFORHIA i
Renlon V, 415-932-8300 ZION 1 ILLINOIS TROJAN OREGON 1990 N. Califomia Blvd.
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GINNA NEW YORK ECAR East Central Area Reliability HADDAM HECK CONNECTICUT Coordination Agreement INDIAN POINT 1 NEW YORK MAIN Mid-America interpool Network INDIAN POINT 2 NEW YORK MAAC Mid-Atlantic Area Council INDIAN POINT 3 NEW YORK Regional Status of Nuclear Power Reactors MARCA Mid-Continent Area Reliability (1AINE YANKEE MAINE Dats as of: Fetpruary 29,1980 Coordination Agreement MILLSTONE 1 CONNECTICUT t11LLSTONE 2 CONNECTICUT Region I
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INDEX TO REACTOR SITES SITE /NAME (STATE)
APPLICANT UNITS PER SITE LIC.
CONST. AUTH.
PLANNED
- 4. B AILLY (INDI AN A )........................HORTHERN INDI AN A PUB. SER. CO........
1 1
- 5. B E AV ER V A L L EY ( F ENH ).................... DU Q U ES N E L IGH T CO.................... 2 1
1
- 6. B EL L EFONT E ( A L A )........................ T EHNESS EE V AL L EY AUTHORITY........... 2 2
- 7. BIG ROCK POINT (MICH)..................
00HSUMERS POWER CO...................
1 1
- 8. BL ACK FOX (0KL AHOMA)....................PUBLIC SERVICE OF OKL AHOMA........... 2 2
- 9. BR AIDWOOD (IL L IH0IS ).................... COMMONWEAL T H EDISON CO............... 2 2
- 10. BROWNS FERRY (ALA)...................... TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY...........
3 3
- 11. BRUNSWICK (H C
)....................... CAR 0 LINA POWER 8 LIGHT CD............
2 2
- 12. BYROH ( IL L IH0IS )........................ COMM0HWE AL TH EDISON CD............... 2 2
- 13. C A L L AW AY ( M0. ).......................... U N I D H E L EC T R I C CO.................... 2 2
- 14. C ALVERT CLIFFS (MD).....................B ALTIM0RE GAS & ELECTRIC CO..........
2 2
- 15. CATAWBA (S.
C.)......................... DUKE POWER CO........................
2 2
- 16. CHEROKEE (S.
C.)........................ DUKE POWER CO........................
3 3
- 17. CLINCH RIVER (TENH).....................TEHNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY...........
1 IM
- 18. C L I N T O N ( I L L I H 0 I S )...................... I L L I N D I S P OW E R C O................... 2 2
- 19. COMANCHE P E AK ( T EXAS)...................T EXAS UTILITIES GENER ATING CO........ 2 2
- 20. COHN Y ANKEE ( C0HH)......................C0HH YANKEE ATOMIC POWER CD.......... 1 1
- 21. COOK (MI CH )............................. INDI AN A 8 MICHIG AH EL ECTRIC C0~....... 2 2
- 22. COOPER (HEB)........................... NEBRASKA PUBLIC POWER DISTRICT.......
1 1
- 23. CRYST AL RIV ER 3 ( FL A )................... FLORID A POWER CORP................... 1 1
- 24. DAVIS BESSE (0HIO).........
............TOLED0 EDISON CO.....................
1
- 25. DI ABLO CANYOH (CALIF)................... PACIFIC GAS & ELECTRIC CO............
2 2
- 26. DR ESDEH (IL L IH0IS )...................... COMM0HWE A L TH EDISON CD............... 3 3
j 2 7. F A R L EY ( A L A )............................ A L A B AM A P OW E R C O..................... 2 1
1
- 28. F ERMI (MICH )............................ DET ROI T EDISON CO................... 1 1
- 29. FITZPATRICK (N Y
)......................P0WER AUTH OF THE STATE OF H.
Y......
1 1
- 30. FORKED RIVER (H J ).................... JERSEY CENTRAL POWER & LIGHT CO......
1 1
- 31. FOR T C ALHOUH ( N EB )..................... 0MAH A PUB LIC POWER DISTRICT.......... 1 1
1 1
3 3. GI HH A ( H. Y. )........................... R0 CH ES T ER G A S & E L EC T R IC. CO.......... 1 1
- 34. GR AND GUL F (MISS )....................... MISSISSIPPI POWER & LIGHT CO......... 2 2
- 35. GREEHWOOD (MICH)
.......................DETR0IT EDISON CO................... 2 2MM
- 36. HARRIS (H.
C.).......................... CAROLINA POWER & LIGHT CO............
4 4
- 37. H ARTSVILL E ( T EHN)....................... T ENHESS EE V A LL EY AUTHORITY........... 4 4
3 8. H A T CH ( G E0 R GI A )......................... G EO R GI A P OW E R C O..................... 2 2
- 39. HOPE CREEK (H.
J.)......................PUDLIC SERVICE ELECTRIC 8 GAS CO.....
2 2
4 0. HUMBOLDT B AY (CALIF).................... PACIFIC GAS 8 EL ECTRIC CO............ 1 1
41, IN DI AH P O IN T ( H Y )..................... C0H S O L I D A T ED EDI S O N CD............... 3 3
- 42. JAMESPORT (N.Y.)........................L0HG ISLAMD LIGHTING CO..............
2 2
- 43. K EWAUN EE (WISC )......................... WISCONSIN PUB LIC S ERVICE CORP........ 1 1
- 44. L ACROSS E (WISC)......................... DAIRYL AND POWER C00PER ATIVE.......... 1 1
- 45. L AS A L L E (IL LIN0IS )...................... COMM0HWEAL TH EDISON CO............... 2 2
I
...................fiAIHE YANKEE ATOMIC POWER CO.........
1 1
- 48. MARBL E HILL (INDI AN A)...................PUBL IC S ERVICE COMP ANY OF IUDI AN A.... 2 2
4 9. MCGU I R E ( H. C. ).......................... D U K E P OW E R C O........................ 2 2
5 0. MI DL AN D ( MICH ).......................... CO N SUM ER S P OWER CO................... 2 2
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- 51. MILLSTONE (CONH)
.......................H0RTHEAST HUCLEAR EHERGY.CO..........
3 2
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- 52. MONT AGUE. (M ASS).........................HORTHE AST HUCLEAR ENERGY.CO.......... 2 27 i
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SITE /NAME (STATE)
APPLICANT UNITS PER SITE
- LIC, CONST.AUTH.
PLANNED
- 55. HINE MIL E PPIHT (H Y )..................HI AG AR A MOH AWK F0WER CORP............ 2 1
1
- 56. HORTH ANN A (VA).........................VIRGINI A EL ECTRIC & POWER CD......... 4 1
3 5 7. O CO N E E ( S. C. )........................... DU K E P OW E R C O........................ 3 3
- 58. OYSTER CREEK (H.J. ).................... JERSEY CENTRAL POWER & LIGHT CO......
1 1
5 9. P A L IS AD ES (MICH )........................ C0 H SUMER S P OWER CD................... 1 1
6 0. P ALO VERDE ( ARIZ)....................... ARIZON A PUBLIC SERVICE - CORP.......... 3 3
- 61. P EACH BOT TOM (PENH).....................PHIL ADELPHI A EL ECTRIC CO............. 2 2
6 2. P EBBL E SPRINGS (0RE)....................PORTL AND GENER AL EL ECTRIC.CO......... 2 2M 6 3. P ER K I N S ( H. C. ).......................... DU K E P OW ER C D........................ 3 3M' 6 4. P ER RY ( O HI 0 )............................ C L EV EL A ND EL ECT RIC I L LUM. CO.....'..... 2 2
6 5. PHIPPS B END ( T EHH )......................T ENH ESS EE V AL L EY AUTHORITY........... 2 2
6 6. PILGRIM (MASS )..........................BOS T0H EDISON CO.................... 2 1
IM 6 7. POINT B E ACH (WISC)...................... WISCONSIN MICHIGAN POWER CO.......... 2 2
6 9. Q U A D-CI T I ES ( I L L )....................... C0MMONW E A L T H EDI SDN CO............... 2 2
7 0. R ANCHO SECO (C ALIF).....................S ACR AMENTO MUNICIPAL UTILITY DIST.,.. 1 1
- 71. RIV ER BEND ( L A )........................ GULF STATES POWER CORP...............
2 2
- 72. ROBIHSON (S.C.)......................... CAROLINA POWER & LIGHT CD............
1 1
2 1
1 7 4. S A L EM (H. J. )............................ PUB LIC S ERVICE EL ECTRIC & G AS CO..... 2 1
1
- 75. S AN CHOFRE (C ALIF)...................... S00THERN C ALIFORNI A EDIS0H........... 3 1
2 7 6. S E AB R O O K ( N. H. )......................... PUB L I C S ERVIC E CO. O F H. H........... 2 2
7 7. S EQUOYAH ( T ENH )......................... T ENNESS EE VAL L EY AUTHORITY........... 2 2
7 8. S HO R EH AM ( H Y )......................... L 0H G IS L AND L IGH TING CD.............. 1 1
- 79. SKAGIT (WASHINGT0H).....................PUGET SOUND POWER &
LIGHT............
......................HOUST0H LIGHTING & POWER CO..........
2 2
- 81. ST ER L IN G ( N Y ).......................... R 0CH ES T ER G A S & EL ECT RI C CO.......... 1 1
- 82. SUMMER (S C.)........................
50UTH CAROLINA ELECTRIC & GAS CO.....
1 1
- 83. SURRY (V A ).............................. VIRG HI A EL ECTRIC & POWER CO......... 2 2
8 4. SUSQUEH ANN A ( P A)........................"ENHSYLV AHI A P OWER & LIGHT CO........ 2 2
- 85. THREE MIL E ISL AND (P A)..................METROPOLIT AN EDISON CO............... 2 2
- 86. TROJ AN CORE)
...........................P0RTLAND GENERAL ELECTRIC............
1 1
- 87. TURKEY POINT (FLA)......................FL0RIDA POWER & LIGHT CD.............
2 2
8 9. V 0 GT L E ( G E0 RGI A )........................ G EO R GI A P ON ER CO..................... 2 2
- 90. WPPSS (WASH) SATS0P..................... WASH PUBLIC POWER SUPPLY.SYS........ 2 2
91.WPPSS (WASH) RICH..............
........ WASH PUBLIC POWER SUPPLY SYS........
3 3
- 92. WATERFORD (LA)
.........................L0UISIANA POWER & LIGHT CO...........
1 1
- 93. WATTS B AR (TENH)
.......................TEHHESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY...........
2 2
9 4. WO L F CR EEK (K ANS AS ).....................K AHS AS G AS & ELECTRIC CD.............
1 1
9 5. YAHKEE-ROWE (MASS )...................... YANK EE ATOMIC EL ECTRIC. CO............ 1 1
- 97. ZIMMER (OHIO)
..........................CINCINHATI GAS & ELECTRIC.CO.........
1 1
- 98. ZICH ( IL L IN0IS )......................... CUMMONWE AL TH EDISON CO.'.............. 2 2
179 70 93 16
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UTILITY REACTOR DOCKET TYPE MWe COOLING SOURCE
- 55. DUKE POWER OCONEE 2 05000270 PUK 0871 LAKE KECWEE CHCE TF'u
- 56. DUKE POWER OCONEC 3 05000287 PWR 0871 LAKE KE0 WEE OHCE TMU
- 57. DUKE POWER PERKINS 1 05000488 PUR 1280 YADKIH RIVER CLOSED CYCLE
- 58. DUKE POWER PERKIHS 2 05000489 PUR n280 YADKIH RIVER CLOSED CYCLE i
- 59. DUKE POWER PERKINS 3 05000490 PWR 1280 YADKIH RIVER CLOSED CYCLE j
- 63. FLORIDA POWER 8 LIGHT ST LUCIE 2 05000389 PWR 0810 ATLANTIC OCEAN OHCE THRU
- 65. FLORIDA POWER 8 LIGHT TURKEY POINT 4 05000251 PUR 0660 BISCAYNE BAY CLOSED CAHEL
- 67. GEORGIA POWER HATCH 1 05000321 BUR 0786 ALTAMAHA RIVER COOLING TOWER 4
- 68. GEORGIt POWER HATCH 2 05000366 BWR 0795 ALTAMAHA RIVER COOLING TOWER
- 69. GEORGIt. '1WER V0GTLE 1 05000424 PWR 1113 SAVANNAH RIVER CCCT
- 70. GEORGIA RIVER V0GTLE 2 05000425 PUR 1113 SAVANNAH RIVER CCCT i
- 71. GULF ST ATES UTILITIES RIVER BEND 1 05000458 BUR 0954 MISSISSIPPI RIVER MDCT l
72; GULF STATES UTILITIES RIVER BEND 2 05000459 BWR 0934 MISSISSIPPI RIVER MDCT 73 HOUSTON LIGl{ TING 3 POWER ALLENS CREEK 1 15000466 BWR 1150 BRAZOS RIVER LAKE POND
.,, HOUSTON LIGHTING 8 POWER SOUTH TEXAS 1 05000493 PUR 1250 COLORADO RIVER CC i
- 76. ILLINDIS POWER CLINTON 1 05000461 BWR 0933 SALT CREEK ONCE THRU
- 77. ILLINDIS POWER CLINTON 2 05000462 BUR 0933 SALT CREEK ONCE THRU
'9, INDI ANA A MICHIGAN ELECTRIC COOK 2 05000316 PWR 1060 LAKE MICHIGAN ONCE THRU i
31, JERSEY CENTRAL POWER 4 L I Gilt FORKED RIVER 05000363 PUR 1070 DNCE THRU
- 82. JERSEY CENTRAL POWER & LIGHT OYSTER CREEK 1 05000219 BUR 0640 BARNEGAT BAY ONCE THRU i
34, LONG ISLAND LIGHTING JAMESPORT 1 05000516 PWR 1150 LOHG ISLAND SOUND ONCE THRU i
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- 85. LONG ISL AND LIGHTING JAMESPORT 2 05000517 PUR 1150 LONG ISLAND SOUND ONCE THRU 74,LONG ISLAND LIGHTING SHOREHAM 05000322 BWR 0819 LONG ISLAND SOUND ONCE THRU g). LOUISIANA POWER 1 LIGHT WATERFORD 3 05000382 PUR 1115 MISSISSIPPI RIVER ONCE THRU
- 90. METROPOLITAN EDISON THREE MILE ISLAND 2 05000320 PUR 0906 SUSQUEHANNA RIVER CC,HNDCT 91, MISSISSIPPI POWER 8 LIGHT GRAND GULF 1 05000416 BUR 1250 MISSISSIPPI RIVER CCHNDCT 92, MISSISSIPPI POWER 3 LIGHT GRAND GULF 2 05000417 BUR 1250 MISSISSIPPI RIVER CCHNDCT 93, HEBRASKA PUBLIC POWER DISTRICT COOPER STATION 05000298 BWR 0778 MISSOURI RIVER ONCE THRU j
94, NY STATE ELECTRIC 3 GAS CO.
NEW HAVEN 1 05000596 PUR 1250 UNKNOWN
- 95. NY STATE ELECTRIC & GAS CO.
NEW HAVEN 2 05000597 PWR 1250 UNKNOWH
- 96. NIAGARA MOHAWK POWER HINE MILE POINT 1 05000220 BUR 0610 LAKE OHTARIO ONCE THRU i
l 97, HIAGARA MOHAWK POWER HINE MILE POINT 2 05000410 BWR 1080 LAKE ONTARIO ONCE THRU 93, NORTHEAST NUCLEAR ENERGY MILLSTONE 1 05000245 BWR 0652 LONG ISLAND SOUND ONCE THRU 99, HORTHEAST HUCLEAR ENERGY MILLSTONE 2 05000336 PWR 0823 LGHG ISLAND SOUND ONCE THRU 100. HORTHEAST NUCLEAR ENERGY MILLSTONE 3 05000423 PUR 1156 HIANTIC BAY ONCE THRU j
got, NOETHEAST NUCLEAR ENERGY MONTAGUE 1 05000496 BMR 1150 CONNECIICUT RIVER CLSD LP CL TWR i
102. NORTHEAST NUCL E AR
- ENERGY MONTAGUE 2 05000497 BWR 1150 CONNECTICUT RIVER CLSD LP CL TWR I
103. HORTHERN INDIANA PUBLIC SERVICE BAILLY 1 05000367 BUR 0645 LAKE MICHIGAN CC,HNDCT HORTHERN STATES POWER MONTICELLO 05000263 BWR 0545 MISSISSIPPI RIVER VC. MDCT U
105* NORTHERN STATES POWER PRAIRIE ISLAND 1 05000282 PWR 0530 MISSISSIPPI RIVER COOLING TOWERS 104.
106. NORTHERN STATES POWER PRAIRIE ISLAND 2 05000306 PUR 0530 MISSISSIPPI RIVER COOLING TOWERS j
107. CMAHA PUBLIC POWER DISTRICT FORT CALHOUH 1 05000285 PWR 0457 MISSOURI RIVER ONCE THRU as 108. PACIFIC GAS & ELECTRIC DIABLO CANYON 1 05000275 PWR 1084 PACIFIC OCEAN ONCE THRU i
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i 109. PACIFIC GAS 3 ELECTRIC DIABLO CANYOH 2 03000323 PUR 1106 PACIFIC OCEAN ONCE THRU t
180. PACIFIC GAS I ELECTRIC HUi1D O L D T SAY 05000133 BWR 0065 PACIFIC OCEAH ONCE TifRU 4
1 s t. PENNSYLVANI A POWER 1 L IGili SUSQHEHANNA 1 05000387 BUR 1050 SUSQUEll ANNA RIVER CC,HNDCI 112. PENHSYLVANI A POWER 1 LIGHT SUSQUEHANNA 2 05000388 BUR 1050 SUSQUEHANNA RIVER CC.HNDCT 113. PHIL ADEL PHI A ELECTRIC LIMERICK l 35000352 BUR 1065 SCHUYLKILL RIVER CC HNDCT 114. PillL ADELPHI A ELECTRIC LIMERICK 2 05001353 CUR 1065 SCHUYLKILL RIVER CC HNDCT 4
115. PHIL ADELPHI A ELECTRIC PEACH BOTTOM 2 0500N77 BUR 1065 CONOWINGO POND VC,MDCT 116. PHIL ACELPHI A ELECTRIC PEACH BOTTOM 3 0506f'*75 BUR 1065 CONOMINGO POND VC,MDCT 117. PORTL AND GENER AL ELECTRIC PEBBLE SPRINGS 1 05000514 PUR 1260 COLU 13I A RIVER CLOSED POND 118. PORTL AND GENER AL ELECTRIC PEBBLE SPRINGS 2 05000515 PtlR 1260 COLUflBIA RIVEF CLOSED POND i
119. PORT L AND GENER AL ELECTRIC TROJAN 05000344 PWR 1130 COLU!1BI A RIVER COOLING TOWERS 120. POWER AUTHORITY OF ST AT E OF N.Y.
FITZPATRICK 05000333 BWR 0821 LAKE OHTARIO ONCE THRU a
121. PROJECT NAN AGEMENT CORP./TVA CLINCH RIVER 05000537 LMFBR 0350 CLIHCH RIVER t
12';. PUBL IC SERVICE G AS & ELECTRIC HOPE CREEK 1 05000354 BUR 1067 DELAWARE RIVER NDCT j
123. PUBLIC SERVICE GAS & ELECTRIC HOPE CREEK 2 05000355 BUR 1067 DELAWARE RIVER NDCT i
124. PUBLIC SERVICE GAS 3 EL ECT RIC SALEM t 05000272 PWR 1090 DELAWARE RIVER ONCE THRU
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127. PUBLIC SERVICE OF INDIANA f1ARBLE HILL 1 05000546 PUR 1130 OHIO RIVER Cf1DC T j
128. PUblIC SERVICE OF INDIANA MARBLE HILL 2 05000547 PUR 1130 OHIO RIVER CMDCT 129. PUBLIC SERVICE OF NEW HAMPSHIPE SEADROOK l 05000443 PUR 1200 ATLANTIC OCEAN ONCE THRU 130. PUBL IC SERVICE OF NEW HA :PSHIRE SEADROOK 2 05000444 PWR 1200 ATLANTIC OCEAN ONCE THRU 131. PUBLIC SERVICE OF OKL AH071A BLACK FOX 1 05000556 BUR 1150 VERIGRIS RIVER f1ECH DR CL TWR f
132. PUBLIC SLRVICE OF OKL AH0'1A BLACK FOX 2 05000557 BUR 1150 VERIGRIS RIVER MECH DR CL TWR 133. PUGET SOUND POWER 3 LIGHT SKAGIT 1 05000522 EUR 1277 RANNEY COLLECTOR COOLING TOWERS 13.4. PUGET SOUND PUWER 2 LIGHT SKAGIT 2 05000523 BUR 1277 RANNEY COLLECTOR COOLING TOWERS l
135. R0r**EST ER GAS 8 ELECTRIC GINHA 05000244 PWR 0490 LAKE ONTARIC ONCE THRU 136. ROCilEST ER GAS I ELECTRIC STERLING 1 05000485 PUR 1150 COOLING LAKE l
137. SACRAMENTO MUN. UTIL. DISTRICT RANCHO SECO t 05000312 PMR 0913 FOLSON CANAL COOLING TOWERS 138. SOUTH CAROLINA ELECTRIC 8 GAS SUMMER t 05000395 PWR 0900 MONTICELLO RESEkVOIR ONCE THRU 139. SOUTHERN CALIFORNI A EDISON SAN ONOFRE 1 05000206 PWR 0430 PACIFIC OCEAN ONCE THRU 4
140. SOUTHERN CALIFORNI A EDISON SAN CHOFRE 2 05000361 PMR 1140 PACIFIC OCEAN ONCE TitRU 141. SOUTHERN CALIF ORNI A EDISON SAN ONOFRE 3 05000362 PUR 1140 PACIFIC OCEAN ONCE THRU 142. T ENNESSEE VALL EY AUTHORITY BELLEFONTE 1 05000438 PUR 1213 GUNTERVILLE RES CCHNDCT 143. T ENNESSEE V AL L EY AUT HORITY BELLEFONTE 2 05000439 PWR 1213 GUNTHERVILLE RES CCHNDCT 4
j 844. TIHNESSEE V AL L EY AUTHORITY BROWNS FERRY 1 05000259 BUR 1067 TENNESSEE RIVER ONCE THRU 145. T ENNESSEE VALL EY AUTHORITY BROWNS FLRRY 2 05000260 B!!R 1067 TENNESSEE RIVER ONCE THRU 146. T ENNESSEE VAL L EY AUTHORI TY BROWNS FERRY 3 05000296 BUR 1067 TENNESSEE RIVER ONCE THRU I47. TENHESSEE VAL LEY AUTHORITY HARTSVILLE t 05000518 BUR 1233 COOLING TOMERS CCNDCT j
148. T EHNESSEE VAL L EY AUTHORITY HARTSVILLE 2 05000519 BUR 8233 COOLING TOWERS CCNDCT 149. TLHNESSEE VAL L EY AUTHORI TY HARTSVILLE 3 05000520 BUR 1233 COOLING TOWERS CCHDCT i
150. TENNESSEE V ALL EY AUTHORI TY HARTSVILLE 4 05000521 BUR 1233 COOLING TOWERS CCNDCT l
151 TENHESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY Pil!PPS BEND 1 05000553 BUR 1233 HOLSTON RIVER
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152. TENNESSEE V AL L EY AUT HORITY PHIPPS BEND 2 05000554 BWR 1233 HOLSTON RIVER 153. T EN ;ESSEE V AL L EY AU1HORI TY SEQUDYAH 1 05000327 PUR 1148 CHICKAMAUGA LAKE ONCE THRU 154. TENNESSEE V AL L EY AUTHORITY SEQUOYAH 2 05000328 PUR 1148 CHICKAMAUGA LAKE ONCE TNRU i
155. TENNESSEE VAL L EY AU THORITY WATTS BAR 1 05000390 PWR 1977 TENNESSEE RIVER CC.HNDLT i
156. T ENNESSEE V ALL EY AUTHORITY WATTS BAR 2 05000391 PUR 1177 T EtHIESSEE RIVER CC,HNDC' 157. TENHESSEE V AL L EY AUTHORI TY YELLOW CREEK 1 05000566 PUR 1300 YELLOW CRK Et1B AY.
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158. IENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY YELLOW CREEK 2 05000567 PUR 1300 YELLOW CRK EMBAY.
MDCT 159. TEXAS UTILITIES GENERATING COMANCHE PEAK 1 05000445 PUR 1150 SQUAW CREEK RES CC ART 160. TEX AS UTILITIES GENERATING COMANCHE PEAK 2 05000446 PUR 1150 SQUAW CREEK RES CC ARi 161. TOL EDO EDISON DAVIS-BESSE 1 05000346 PUR 0906 LAKE ERIE-HBDCi 162. UNION ELECTRIC CALLAMAY 1 05000433 PUR 1120 COOLING PDHD 4
INDEX TO REACTORS BY UTILITY 0WNER UTILITY REACTOR DOCKET TYPE MWe COOLING SOURCE COOLING METHOD 163. UNION ELECTRIC CALLAWAY 2 05000486 PUR 1820 COOLING POND 164. VERI:0HT Y ANKEE HUCL E AR POWER VERMONT YANKEE 1 05000271 BUR 0514 CotiNECTICUT RIVER CC Cf 165. VIRGINI A ELECTRIC & POWER NORTH ANNA 1 05000338 PUR 0907 LAKE ANNA ONCE THRU 166. VIRGINI A ELECTRIC & POWER NORTH ANNA 2 05000339 PUR 0907 LAKE ANNA ONCE THRU 167. VIRGINI A ELECTRIC & POWER HORTH Af4N A 3 05000404 PUR 0907 LAKE ANNA ONCE THRU 163. VIRGINI A ELECTRIC I POWER NORTH ANNA 4 05000405 PWR 0907 LAKE ANNA OtiCE THRU 169. VIRGINI A ELECTRIC & POWER SURRY 1 0S000230 PUR 0788 JAMES RIVER ONCE THRU 170. VIRGINIA ELECTRIC 8 F0WER CO.
SURRY 2 05000231 PWR 0733 JAMES RIVER ONCE THPU 171. HASHINGTON P.P.S.S.
WASHINGTOH NUCLEAR 1 05000460 PUR 1213 COLUT1BIA RIVER ONCE THRU 172. WASHINGT0tl P.P.S.S.
WASHINGTCH HUCLEAR 2 05000397 DWR 1103 NECHANICAL TOWERS COOLING TOWERS 173. H ASHINGT ON P.P.S. S.
WASHINGTON HUCLEAR 3 05000508 PWR 12'*2 CHEHALIS RIVER NATURAL DRAFT 174. MASHINGTON P.P.S.S.
WASHINGTON NUCLEAR 4 05:00513 PWR 1218 COLUMBIA RIVER ONCE THRU 175. U tsiiING TON P.P.S.S.
WAsitINGTON NUCLEAR 5 05030509 PWR 1242 CHEHALIS RIVER NATURAL CRAFT 176. WISCONSIN PUBLIC SERVICE KEWAUNEE 05000305 PWR 0541 LAKE MICHIGAN ONCE THRU 177. WISCONSIN-MICHIGAN ELECTRIC POINT BEACH 1 05000266 PWR 0497 LAKE MICHIGAN ONCE THRU 123. WISCONSIN-MICHIGAN ELECTRIC POINT BEACH 2 05000301 PWR 0497 LAKE MICHIGAN ONCE THRU 17 9. Y ANKEE ATOMIC ELEC TRIC YANKEE-ROWE 1 05000029 PWR 0175 DEERFIELD RIVER ONCE THRU 4
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