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Letter from Jason Rudd Recommending the Reissuance of a License to Operate Farley Units 1 & 2 for an Additional 20 Years
ML033250311
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Site: Farley  Southern Nuclear icon.png
Issue date: 10/30/2003
From: Rudd J
State of AL
To: Kuo P
Document Control Desk, Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation
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JASON RUDD COMMISSIONER - DISTRJCT 4 PosT Oma Box 2128 DomNq, AiAmA 36302 E-mWu JruddCdotharnorg October 30, 2003 Document Control Desk U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission

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Washington, D.C. 20555 Attention: P.T. Kuo

Dear Mr. Kuo:

It is with great pride I recommend the Joseph M. Farley Nuclear Plant located in Houston County, Alabama, just outside of Dothan, be reissued a license to operate Farley Units I and 2 for an additional 20 years. For 25 years, Plant Farley has provided reliable, safe, emission-free electricity to the people of Alabama.

As one of the area's largest employers, with more than 900 local residents working at the plant, substantial contributions are made each year by Plant Farley and its employees to the local economy through property and sales taxes. Additionally, the present $7 million generated in local revenue by the plant help pay for a variety of services in the community such as schools, police and fire protection, and road improvements.

Being a good neighbor means working together to ensure that the community continues to be a better place to live for everyone. The men and women at Plant Farley have proven time and time again the importance of being a good neighbor to the City of Dothan and the surrounding areas. The employees support a wide range of community projects such as Habitat for Humanity and United Way, by donating their time and money.

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environmental protection concerns and the enhancement of wildlife. Furthermore, the plant as achieved many accomplishments, setting net generation records and a record for lowest radiation exposure as recent as 2002.

In closing, I strongly support Plant Farley's effort to renew their operating license. Your decision to continue operations will keep one of the community's best neighbors.

Sincerely, Jason Rudd Commnissioner-District 4A