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Motion for summary disposition of Joint Intervenors' Contentions 4,5,11,13 & 24.Remaining issues involve legal or policy questions that ASLB can rule on w/o evidentiary proceeding.
Accession Number: ML16340B572
Date Released: Saturday, November 7, 2020
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- ML17083A836 - Motion for summary disposition of Joint Intervenors' Contentions 4,5,11,13 & 24.Remaining issues involve legal or policy questions that ASLB can rule on w/o evidentiary proceeding. (32 page(s), 4/1/1981)
- ML17083A837 - Affidavit re Contentions 4 & 5 & Subj 3.Facility emergency plan provides adequate planning basis for acceptable state of emergency preparedness.Prof qualifications encl. (14 page(s), 4/1/1981)
- ML17083A839 - Affidavit re Contention 13 & Subj 13.Water level instrumentation not needed for low power testing.Time available for operator response to inadequate core cooling long enough to mitigate consequences.W/prof qualifications. (32 page(s), 4/1/1981)
- ML17083A840 - Affidavit re Contention 13 & Subj 13.Facility procedures & instrumentation provide for timely recognition of condition of inadequate core cooling.Absence of addl instrumentation is not threat to public safety.Prof qualifications encl. (14 page(s), 4/1/1981)
- ML17083A841 - Affidavit re Contention 24 & Subj 14.Low power license can be approved w/testing of block valves taking place between fuel load & 820701.Prof qualifications & util response to NUREG-0578 encl. (44 page(s), 4/1/1981)
- ML16340B571 - Affidavit re Contention 11.Technical bases for safety evaluation derived from & supported by applicant 810126 submittal.Parties do not technically disagree on listed technical points.Prof qualifications encl. (32 page(s), 3/31/1981)
- ML16341B575 - Affidavit re Contention 11.Complete development of procedures unnecessary for operation at power levels of 5% or less. (8 page(s), 4/1/1981)
