Pacific Gas and Electric Company to Consider Amendments to Facility Operating Licenses and Hold Hearing

Summary

The company is considering issuing amendments to its facility operating licenses and has proposed a determination that there are no significant hazards associated with these changes, and will hold a hearing on the matter

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