| Jurors then hear evidence from experts and various intervenors. |
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| Some intervenors suggested that the facility relocate to a more remote location within the Port Hope region. |
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| But, when they petitioned to be intervenors in the suit, Olson and Boies opposed the move. |
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| You were probably here today and you probably heard a multitude of intervenors, but how would you reply to the following question? |
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| This limitation on the time available for technical presentations was a source of frustration for some intervenors. |
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| The sitting panel members can also use this information in questioning the applicant or intervenors. |
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| Various marine industry intervenors on the West Coast informed the Agency that they planned to file objections to the proposal. |
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| These intervenors also raised concerns about the health of the workers during the construction and remediation phase. |
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| At that time, intervenors as well as licensees will have an opportunity to provide input to the Commission. |
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| These intervenors are concerned about what this rate of plugging could indicate about the integrity of the remaining tubes. |
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| One disadvantage of an ad hoc funding procedure for certain classes of intervenors is the risk that it will lack consistency and transparency. |
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| Nevertheless, they are of some assistance to me in addressing the question raised by the intervenors. |
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| The Commission has heard the intervenors, and has considered all of the submissions in making its decision. |
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| Industry Canada will invite intervenors to debate each other's arguments over the next month and the consultation will close at the end of June. |
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| The following paragraphs address specific issues raised by intervenors about the hearing process. |
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| A substantial list of intervenors would only prolong the hearing of the appeal unnecessarily and further delay the payment of the money owed. |
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| All the proceeds from the bazaar will go to our staff and intervenors. |
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| The intervenors expressed the view that the delegation of authority would result in a lack of information for the public to be aware of the release of hold points. |
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| At the onset, it seems proper to repeat the motives that are the basis for the existence of economic regulation organizations and the participation of intervenors with different interests. |
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| For efficiency and to avoid confusion related to deadlines, the Board later extended deadlines for all intervenors to match those granted to the Friends of Rockwood Park. |
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| This information must be served and filed 10 days prior to the scheduled hearing date in the case of the applicant, and 8 days before the scheduled hearing date in the case of the respondent and any intervenors. |
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| Several intervenors expressed concerns regarding the robustness of the steam generators and their ability to withstand accidents, such as fire or sinking. |
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| Many intervenors expressed the view that SRBT should continue to utilize a qualified third party to perform environmental monitoring and analysis, and that this should be a clear condition of SRBT's licence. |
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| The Commission may offer the opportunity for intervenors to participate via teleconference or videoconference if they cannot attend the hearing in person. |
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| In related comments, intervenors expressed concern that electromagnetic fields near electrical transmission lines may be adversely skewing the measurements of radioactivity in the environment to which people could be exposed. |
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| Referring to a major fire that occurred at the former Eldorado Nuclear plant in 1981 on the site, the intervenors stressed that there was a possibility of such events. |
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| Many intervenors pointed out that moral and ethical reflections are unable to keep up with the new technologies that are continually being developed. |
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| Furthermore, a number of intervenors objected strenuously to the recommendation by CNSC staff to have the authority for deciding on the financial guarantees delegated to a Designated Officer. |
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| The Commission asked AECL to what extent it would have to excavate to create the new LTWMF since one of the intervenors was concerned that his well might be contaminated from the excavation. |
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| Several intervenors expressed concern that, when factoring the tenfold error in dose release calculation, the action levels for emission releases had been exceeded 80 times during the licence period. |
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| In response to this position of the intervenors, CNSC staff stated that, until proven otherwise, the CNSC is conservatively assuming that the observed increases are the result of current operations. |
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| These intervenors are concerned that the enhancements do not adequately address the current requirements for a second, fully-independent shutdown system and that the technology used in the enhancement is unproven. |
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| This was in fact the situation of one of the intervenors who had been joined to the original Solski action, a mother who had received her primary and secondary education in French in Quebec. |
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| But environmental groups granted status as intervenors in the case said they would challenge the decision in the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit. |
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| Many townspeople and intervenors in the lawsuit, including the Connecticut Fund for the Environment, Save the Sound, Audubon Council of Connecticut and Menunkatuck Audubon Society, argue that the development is far too dense. |
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| The applicant and any intervenors may question each other and any witnesses, but only with the permission of the Commission and in the manner that the Commission may determine. |
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| Several intervenors expressed concerns regarding this omission. |
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