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MONTHYEARML0205305882002-02-22022 February 2002
Notice of Intent to Prepare an Environmental Impact Statement and Conduct Scoping - Saint Lucie Plant, Units 1 and 2
Project stage: Other
ML0207701262002-03-15015 March 2002
Notice of Public Meeting to Discuss Environmental Scoping Process for the St. Lucie Plant, Units 1 and 2, License Renewal Application
Project stage: Meeting
ML0211604942002-04-0303 April 2002
FP&L St. Lucie Nuclear Power Plant License Renewal, James P. Vojesik, Executive Director United Way of Martin County, April 3, 2002
Project stage: Other
ML0211605232002-04-0303 April 2002
County, Slides and Viewgraphs for 04/03/2002 Meeting
Project stage: Request
ML0211605612002-04-0303 April 2002
Slides and Viewgraphs for Environmental Scoping Meeting, St. Lucie, Units 1 & 2, Nuclear Regulatory Commission 04/03/2002
Project stage: Request
ML0211602372002-04-0303 April 2002
Transcript of 04/03/2002 Environmental Review for License Renewal at St. Lucie, Units 1 and 2, Public Meeting: Afternoon Session, Pages 1-117
Project stage: Meeting
ML0211602652002-04-0303 April 2002
Transcript of 04/03/2002 Environmental Review for License Renewal at St. Lucie, Units 1 & 2 Public Meeting: Evening Session, Pages 1-64
Project stage: Meeting
ML0213403632002-05-0707 May 2002
Request for Additional Information Related to the Staffs Review of Severe Accident Mitigation Alternatives for St. Lucie, Units 1 & 2
Project stage: RAI
ML0213006042002-05-0707 May 2002
Summary of Scoping Meeting Held in Support of the Environmental Review for the St. Lucie Plant, Units 1 and 2, License Renewal Application on 04/03/2002
Project stage: Meeting
ML0219202892002-07-0808 July 2002
Issuance of Environmental Scoping Summary Report Associated with the Staffs Review of the Application by Florida Power and Light Co., for Renewal of the Operating Licenses for St. Lucie Units 1 and 2
Project stage: Approval
ML0219204392002-07-0808 July 2002
Environmental Scoping Summary Report - St. Lucie Units 1 and 2
Project stage: Other
ML0220602322002-07-24024 July 2002
Biological Assessment for License Renewal at St. Lucie, Units 1 and 2 and Request for Informal Consultation
Project stage: Other
ML0220602952002-07-24024 July 2002
Biological Assessment, St. Lucie Units 1 and 2, License Renewal Review, St. Lucie County, Florida, June 2002 U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Rockville, MD
Project stage: Other
LIC-02-0095, Letter from S. K.Gambhir Subject: Request for Wavier or Reduction of License Renewal Review Fees2002-08-22022 August 2002
Letter from S. K.Gambhir Subject: Request for Wavier or Reduction of License Renewal Review Fees
Project stage: Request
ML0313205022002-10-0404 October 2002
Ltr L. Ferrell, U.S. Dept. of Interior, to P. Kuo, NRR, Review of 07/24/02 St Lucie Application
Project stage: Other
ML0229806302002-10-24024 October 2002
Request for Comments on the Draft Plant-specific Supplement to the Generic Environmental Impact Statement Regarding License Renewal for the St. Lucie Nuclear Plant, Units 1 and 2 (Tac Nos. MB3407 and MB3411)
Project stage: Draft Other
ML0229806222002-10-24024 October 2002
Request for Comments on the Draft PLANT-SPECIFIC Supplement to the Generic Environmental Impact Statement Regarding License Renewal for the St. Lucie Nuclear Plant, Units 1 and 2
Project stage: Draft Other
ML0229805962002-10-24024 October 2002
Request for Comments on the Draft PLANT-SPECIFIC Supplement to the Generic Environmental Impact Statement Regarding License Renewal for the St. Lucie Nuclear Plant, Units 1 and 2
Project stage: Draft Other
ML0309000892003-01-31031 January 2003
Response Letter to Omaha Public Power District Regarding Waiver or Reduction of 10 CFR Part 170 Review Fees for Fort Calhoun Station License Renewal Application
Project stage: Other
2002-04-03
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FP&L St. Lucie Nuclear Power Plant License Renewal James P. Voicsik, Executive Director United Way of Martin County April 3, 2002 My name is James Vojcsik and I have lived in this area since 1999. I am the Executive Director of the United Way of Martin County and I am speaking tonight on behalf of my organization in support of the license renewal for Florida Power & Light's St. Lucie Nuclear Power Plant to ensure that the community's voice is heard.
This power plant is an important source of energy for our community. Demands for energy in communities on the Treasure Coast are growing annually and we need the power from the St. Lucie Nuclear Plant to meet our needs for electricity. The St. Lucie Power Plant supplies us with an available source of low cost electricity, the plant is already here and we can use it as a resource to meet the community's energy needs.
Renewing the St. Lucie Plant operations for the next 20 years is about planning for the future. But this renewal is not only about ensuring the future of this plant, it is also about ensuring the future of our communities. There are vital connections that link the St.
Lucie Power Plant to our local economies, to a cleaner environment and to the network of social, educational and recreational organizations that are important to our quality of life.
The St. Lucie Nuclear Plant is a good neighbor. The employees at the plant donate their time and money to making our communities better places to live. They are involved as volunteers with scouting and youth sports programs, their churches, civic organizations and communities where they live. They contribute hundreds of thousands of dollars each year to local charitable organizations through their participation in various United Way Campaigns on the Treasure Coast. The St. Lucie Power Plant annually conducts one of the most successful and spirited employee fundraising efforts on the Treasure Coast. Recently, the United Way of Martin County recognized an employee at the power plant as one of our outstanding volunteers of the year.
As one of the largest employers in our area, the St. Lucie Power Plant is important to our local economy. A business of this size would be very difficult to replace. The plant's payroll, purchases and property taxes supply the revenue our local governments need to provide the services on which we depend.
In conclusion, because the St. Lucie Power Plant is important to our community, is a good neighbor, has a good environmental record and produces a viable source of low cost electricity cleanly and safely, we should keep the St. Lucie Plant operations in business for 20 more years. Thank you. C
