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Results
Other: BVY 06-065, 2006/07/27-Vermont Yankee License Renewal Application, Amendment 6, BVY 06-077, 2006/08/10-Vermont Yankee - License Renewal Application, Amendment 9, BVY 06-095, E-mail: (PA-LR) Copy of SAMA Response, ML061040142, ML061740035, ML061740572, ML061770071, ML061920474, ML062680034, ML063120067, ML063420178, ML070230041, ML070710215, ML071430101, ML071840778, ML071840890
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MONTHYEARML0617705932006-04-10010 April 2006
State of Vermont, Environmental Radiation Surveillance Report, 2005 Summary. Vermont Department of Health Office of Radiological Health
Project stage: Request
ML0610401422006-04-12012 April 2006
2006/04/12 - Notice of Intent to Prepare an Environmental Impact Statement and Conduct Scoping Process for License Renewal for the Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Station
Project stage: Other
ML0617701692006-04-27027 April 2006
VYNPS Emergency Diesel DG-1-1A Preventative Maintenance Logs
Project stage: Request
ML0625400452006-04-27027 April 2006
Email: (PA) Request for Additional Information to Support the Staff'S Severe Accident Mitigation Alternative Review for Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power
Project stage: RAI
ML0618804492006-05-23023 May 2006
VYNPS Public Service Board Testimony for Hydrogen Storage, Parking Area, and Security Barrier System
Project stage: Request
ML0617301862006-05-24024 May 2006
VYNPS, DR-53 Location Exposure Rate Status-Pre Power Up, Pre and Post Shield
Project stage: Request
ML0618802112006-05-24024 May 2006
VYNPS Archeological Sensitivity of Assessment, Proposed Gas Storage Area and Access Road January 17, 2001
Project stage: Request
ML0617704052006-05-25025 May 2006
VYNPS Used Oil Management and Furnace Operation Summary, 2006
Project stage: Request
ML0617701802006-05-25025 May 2006
VYNPS Diesel Fuel Oil Analyses
Project stage: Request
ML0616400652006-05-26026 May 2006
Massachusetts Attorney General'S Request for a Hearing and Petition for Leave to Intervene with Respect to Entergy Nuclear Operations Inc.'S Application for Renewal of the Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Plant Operating License and Petition.
Project stage: Request
ML0615205062006-06-0101 June 2006
Request for Additional Information Regarding Severe Accident Mitigation Alternatives for the Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Station
Project stage: RAI
ML0618400362006-06-0606 June 2006
VYNPS Environmental Scoping Open House Transcript Re. LRA Environmental Review, Pages 1-7
Project stage: Request
ML0619204742006-06-0707 June 2006
Comment (17) of E. Stamas on Environmental Scoping Process for Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Station, License Renewal
Project stage: Other
ML0618400292006-06-0707 June 2006
VYNPS Scoping Mtg Evening Transcript Re. LRA Environmental Review, Pages 1-143
Project stage: Request
ML0618400332006-06-0707 June 2006
VYNPS Scoping Mtg Afternoon Transcript Re. LRA Environmental Review, Pages 1-116
Project stage: Request
ML0617904762006-06-0707 June 2006
2006/06/07-Slides Used During the Scoping Meeting for VYNPS License Renewal
Project stage: Meeting
ML0617400352006-06-22022 June 2006
Comment (2) of Thomas Matsuda on the Environmental Scoping Process for the Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Station License Renewal Application
Project stage: Other
ML0618406152006-06-23023 June 2006
NRC Public Meeting to Discuss the Environmental Scoping Process of Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Station, License Renewal Application, Feedback
Project stage: Meeting
ML0617700712006-06-23023 June 2006
Comment (12) of Sunny Miller on the Environmental Scoping Process for the Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Station License Renewal Application
Project stage: Other
ML0617405722006-06-23023 June 2006
Comment (9) of Jon Block, on Behalf of Citizens Awareness Network, on the Environmental Scoping Process for the Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Station License Renewal Application
Project stage: Other
ML0619204952006-07-11011 July 2006
2006/07/11-Summary of Public Scoping Meeting Conducted Related to the Review of the Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Station, License Renewal Application
Project stage: Meeting
ML0617303972006-07-11011 July 2006
2006/07/11-Summary of Environmental Site Audit Related to the Review of the License Renewal Application for Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Station
Project stage: Approval
BVY 06-065, 2006/07/27-Vermont Yankee License Renewal Application, Amendment 62006-07-27027 July 2006
2006/07/27-Vermont Yankee License Renewal Application, Amendment 6
Project stage: Other
BVY 06-071, 2006/08/01-Vermont Yankee Response to Request for Additional Information Regarding License Renewal Application, Amendment 72006-08-0101 August 2006
2006/08/01-Vermont Yankee Response to Request for Additional Information Regarding License Renewal Application, Amendment 7
Project stage: Response to RAI
ML0623701022006-08-10010 August 2006
Letter from Us Fws Re Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Plant
Project stage: Request
BVY 06-077, 2006/08/10-Vermont Yankee - License Renewal Application, Amendment 92006-08-10010 August 2006
2006/08/10-Vermont Yankee - License Renewal Application, Amendment 9
Project stage: Other
ML0626800342006-09-19019 September 2006
2006/09/19-Vermont Yankee License Renewal Application, Amendment 13
Project stage: Other
BVY 06-086, License Renewal Application, Amendment 13, Response to Request for Additional Information Regarding Analysis of Severe Accident Mitigation Alternatives2006-09-19019 September 2006
License Renewal Application, Amendment 13, Response to Request for Additional Information Regarding Analysis of Severe Accident Mitigation Alternatives
Project stage: Response to RAI
ML0629901552006-10-20020 October 2006
2006/10/20-Vermont Yankee - License Renewal Application, Amendment No. 18, Response to Request for Clarification of SAMA RAI Responses
Project stage: Request
BVY 06-095, E-mail: (PA-LR) Copy of SAMA Response2006-10-20020 October 2006
E-mail: (PA-LR) Copy of SAMA Response
Project stage: Other
ML0630305762006-10-30030 October 2006
Issuance of Environmental Scoping Summary Report Associated with the Staff'S Review of the Application by Entergy Nuclear Operations, Inc. for Renewal of the Operating License for Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Station
Project stage: Approval
BVY 06-099, 2006/11/06-Vermont Yankee License Renewal Application, Amendment 21 Response to Request for Clarification of SAMA RAIs2006-11-0606 November 2006
2006/11/06-Vermont Yankee License Renewal Application, Amendment 21 Response to Request for Clarification of SAMA RAIs
Project stage: Request
ML0701704722006-12-0101 December 2006
VYNPS - SEIS Web Reference - NPDES Water Permit Program in New England
Project stage: Request
ML0634201782006-12-0404 December 2006
2006/12/04-Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Station, License Renewal Application, Amendment 22, Clarification of Aging Management Program and Environmental Report Items
Project stage: Other
ML0631200672006-12-12012 December 2006
2006/12/12-Request Initiation of an Essential Fish Habitat Consultation Regarding License Renewal of Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Station
Project stage: Other
ML0631100072006-12-13013 December 2006
2006/12/13-Notice of Availability of the Draft Plant-Specific Supplement 30 to the Generic Environmental Impact Statement for License Renewal of Nuclear Plants (Geis) Regarding Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Station
Project stage: Draft Other
ML0701701262006-12-14014 December 2006
VYNPS - SEIS Web Reference - American Shad Passage on the Connecticut River
Project stage: Request
ML0701705282006-12-14014 December 2006
VYNPS - SEIS Web References - Shortnose Sturgeon Acipenser Brevirostrum
Project stage: Request
ML0701702332006-12-14014 December 2006
VYNPS - SEIS Web Reference - Cdep Dwarf Wedge Mussel
Project stage: Request
ML0701706412006-12-14014 December 2006
VYNPS - SEIS Web Reference - Water Temperature and Gulf of Maine Atlantic Salmon
Project stage: Request
ML0701705062006-12-14014 December 2006
VYNPS - SEIS Web Reference - Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Public Health Fish Consumption Advisory, Search Results for the Water Body of Connecticut River
Project stage: Request
ML0701705972006-12-14014 December 2006
VYNPS - SEIS Web Reference - Vermont Climate Summary
Project stage: Request
ML0701704672006-12-15015 December 2006
VYNPS - SEIS Web Reference - New Hampshire Wildlife Action Plan
Project stage: Request
ML0701702242006-12-15015 December 2006
VYNPS - SEIS Web Reference - Dwarf Wedge Mussel Fact Sheet
Project stage: Request
ML0701705842006-12-15015 December 2006
VYNPS - SEIS Web References - the Natural History of River Herrings
Project stage: Request
ML0701606502006-12-15015 December 2006
VYNPS - SEIS Web Reference - Usfws 2004 Connecticut River Migratory Fish Counts
Project stage: Request
ML0701606522006-12-15015 December 2006
VYNPS - SEIS Web Reference - Usfws 2005 Connecticut River Migratory Fish Counts
Project stage: Request
ML0701702672006-12-15015 December 2006
VYNPS - SEIS Web Reference - Fish Passage Schedule
Project stage: Request
ML0701704482006-12-15015 December 2006
VYNPS - SEIS Web Reference - Natural Resources in the Connecticut River Watershed - Federally Endangered or Threatened Species
Project stage: Request
ML0701707002006-12-15015 December 2006
VYNPS - SEIS Web Reference - Fish Facts
Project stage: Request
2006-05-23
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MONTHYEARML15070A2342015-02-19019 February 2015
Transcript of February 19, 2015 Vermont Yankee Post-Shutdown Decommissioning Activities Report Public Meeting. Pages 1-200
ML13128A3052013-04-0909 April 2013
G20130211 - Timothy Judson E-mail 2.206 Supplemental Information - Ubs Investment Research Report: Nuclear Decommissioning Discussion with the NRC Staff: Conference Call Transcript (April 9, 2013)
ML11172A1012011-06-15015 June 2011
Transcript of 10 CFR 2.206 Petition Review Board Regarding Vermont Yankee, June 15, 2011. Pages 1-27
ML1103103782011-01-20020 January 2011
Transcript - 2.206 Petition from Raymond Shadis Vermont Yankee Teleconference, January 20, 2011, Pages 1-27
ML1006802992010-03-0303 March 2010
Transcript of 2.206 Petition Vermont Yankee and Raymond Shadis Teleconference Dated March 3, 2010. Pages 1-30
ML0921804542009-08-17017 August 2009
G20090335/EDATS: OEDO-2009-0365 - Thomas Blount Letter in Response to Michael Mulligan e-mail Correspondence on June 8, 2009 as Supplemented by e-mails Dated June 11, 2009, and June 19, 2009, Addressed to Executive Director of Operations
ML0920203292009-07-0909 July 2009
2.206 Petition Transcript Dated July 9, 2009. Pages 1-43
ML0705300122007-01-31031 January 2007
VYNPS Dseis Public Meeting - Afternoon Transcripts, January 31, 2007
ML0705300142007-01-31031 January 2007
VYNPS Dseis Public Meeting - Evening Transcripts, January 31, 2007
ML0618400292006-06-0707 June 2006
VYNPS Scoping Mtg Evening Transcript Re. LRA Environmental Review, Pages 1-143
ML0618400332006-06-0707 June 2006
VYNPS Scoping Mtg Afternoon Transcript Re. LRA Environmental Review, Pages 1-116
ML0618400362006-06-0606 June 2006
VYNPS Environmental Scoping Open House Transcript Re. LRA Environmental Review, Pages 1-7
ML0516100422005-06-15015 June 2005
G20050360 - Raymond Shadis Ltr 2.206 - Degraded Fire Protection Systems at Entergy Nuclear Vermont Yankee
ML0425901432005-01-17017 January 2005
G20050008 - Paul Blanch and Arnold Gunderson Ltr 2.206 - Vermont Yankee - Enforcement Action for Clarification to 10 CFR 50, Appendix a
ML0428002842004-10-25025 October 2004
G20040284/LTR-04-0249 - Raymond Shadis Ltr. Re. Suppplement to New England Coalition'S Petition Under Provisions of 10 CFR 2.206 for Vermont Yankee
ML0527901402004-09-17017 September 2004
E-mail from W. Sherman of Vermont to Various, Regarding Request to NRC ACRS
ML0428704772004-08-26026 August 2004
Transcript of August 26, 2004, Meeting Vermont Yankee
ML0411203582004-03-31031 March 2004
Transcription Meeting Summary, 03/31/2004 Category 3 Meeting with Public to Discuss Proposed Power Uprate, Pages 1-124.
ML0200907182002-02-0404 February 2002
2.206 Petition Conference Call Transcript on 12/27/2001
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Official Transcript of Proceedings NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION
Title:
Vermont Yankee License Renewal Public Scoping Meeting Docket Number: (050-00271)
Location: Brattleboro, Vermont Date: Tuesday, June 6, 2006 Work Order No.: NRC-1071 Pages 1-7 NEAL R. GROSS AND CO., INC.
Court Reporters and Transcribers 1323 Rhode Island Avenue, N.W.
Washington, D.C. 20005 (202) 234-4433
1 1 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 2 NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION 3 + + + + +
4 PUBLIC MEETING TO DISCUSS ENVIRONMENTAL SCOPING 5 FOR THE VERMONT YANKEE NUCLEAR POWER STATION, 6 LICENSE RENEWAL APPLICATION 7 + + + + +
8 TUESDAY, 9 JUNE 6, 2006 10 + + + + +
11 BRATTLEBORO, VERMONT 12 + + + + +
13 The Public Meeting was convened at the 14 Quality Inn at 1380 Putney Road in Brattleboro, 15 Vermont, at 2:00 p.m.
16 SPEAKERS:
17 MICHAEL MULLIGAN 18 NANCY CROMPTON 19 ELLEN KAYE 20 21 22 23 24 25 NEAL R. GROSS COURT REPORTERS AND TRANSCRIBERS 1323 RHODE ISLAND AVE., N.W.
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2 1 P-R-O-C-E-E-D-I-N-G-S 2 2:34 p.m.
3 MR. MULLIGAN: Hello. I'm Mike Mulligan.
4 I live in Hinsdale, New Hampshire, P.O. Box, 161, 5 Hinsdale, New Hampshire 03451. And my concern is with 6 global warming. What I understand is that the 7 Connecticut River, upstream of Vermont Yankee has been 8 heating up slightly, especially during the summers.
9 It's been turning up for a decade or so, the peak 10 summertime temperatures, as an example.
11 Or how about river low-flows in a drought 12 situation? So the question is will the re-licensing 13 of Vermont Yankee have -- will they consider what 14 global warming could potentially do with the river 15 temperatures? Will Vermont Yankee have to power down 16 at times for that? Will the environmental 17 temperatures inside the buildings and stuff, are they 18 -- the design environmental temperatures, are they 19 adequate enough so that we wouldn't be confronted with 20 shutting down the plant during the summer, summer 21 time?
22 I'm concerned about say we're in a drought 23 in the summer time and the plant -- and we approach 24 their limits. Probably around that time other plants 25 would be stressed and the grid of New England would be NEAL R. GROSS COURT REPORTERS AND TRANSCRIBERS 1323 RHODE ISLAND AVE., N.W.
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3 1 stressed. So the question is well, do you want to 2 make the grid worse at its most vulnerable time with 3 shutting down Vermont Yankee? Do you want to push the 4 grid electric prices to astronomical prices? Do you 5 want to de-stabilize, the grid maybe, because of not 6 enough voltage or whatever it is.
7 So I'm generally concerned about 8 projecting out what global warming could potentially 9 do and make sure that there's an adequate margin so 10 that you wouldn't have to cycle down the plant during 11 the summer times. That's it. I talked about cycling 12 down the plant. I meant reducing power. So that's 13 either shutting down the plant or reducing power to 50 14 percent or some sort of percent type of thing and 15 stuff.
16 (Off the record.)
17 MS. CROMPTON: Hi. I'm Nancy Crompton, a 18 resident of Brattleboro, Vermont. I live four miles 19 from Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Plant. My concerns 20 about living so close to the power plant are concerns 21 that, in fact, would not be alleviated even if I were 22 living far away from the nuclear power plant which I 23 have over the past few months been contemplating. The 24 fact is that there are people, there are 103 nuclear 25 power plants in the United States, all of them NEAL R. GROSS COURT REPORTERS AND TRANSCRIBERS 1323 RHODE ISLAND AVE., N.W.
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4 1 generating nuclear waste for which we have no long-2 term disposal solution.
3 I've been told that the Federal Government 4 is supposed to have a plan in place by 2025 and I wish 5 to state that that is utterly unacceptable. It is on 6 our watch right now. It is our generation that is 7 responsible for the creation of the nuclear waste and 8 we need a solution, not soon, not tomorrow, but 9 yesterday, decades ago.
10 We have no moral right to create a poison 11 that can affect the earth and all living creatures for 12 a half life of 25,000 years, if I remember that 13 correctly. We have no moral right to do this.
14 We also do not have to demand so much electricity. We 15 don't really require it. Our inflated desires for the 16 expansion of electrical power have been -- are a 20th 17 century notion of progress at any cost. The cost is 18 now coming due and we are going to have to begin 19 paying for the expansion and -- oh dear, I'm starting 20 to ramble. Can we turn it off?
21 (Off the record.)
22 And I very much want to hear the NRC, the 23 Regulatory Commission and other leaders in our country 24 talking about conservation. This is indeed a war.
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5 1 to progress at the expense of other nations and at the 2 expense of the environment. And we can indeed change 3 our ways and show a willingness to conserve.
4 I'm concerned about also climate change.
5 Although the nuclear power plant was probably built to 6 withstand a 500-year storm and its effects on the 7 Connecticut River, since we have been seeing 100-year 8 storms in this area and in Boston over the last six 9 months, perhaps the infrastructure is indeed not 10 adequate to be worse worst case scenario, the kinds of 11 storms that we perhaps should be anticipating will 12 happen in the future.
13 And therefore, I'm very concerned about 14 dry-cask storage, alongside the Connecticut River 15 which flows through Massachusetts and Connecticut to 16 the Long Island Sound and just the idea that nuclear 17 radioactivity could be carried by that water all the 18 way to Long Island Sound should give us great pause.
19 I believe we have to take responsibility right now for 20 the effect that we are having because we are already 21 seeing its effects upon our children and 22 grandchildren.
23 We know that mercury in the ponds in the 24 fish that we happily go out and catch on a Sunday 25 already in Vermont, we can't allow the children to eat NEAL R. GROSS COURT REPORTERS AND TRANSCRIBERS 1323 RHODE ISLAND AVE., N.W.
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6 1 more than four ounces a month and we have seen the 2 effects of children who have more than that. The 3 illnesses and cancers and neurological damage already 4 caused by different kinds of pollutants in Vermont is 5 staggering. We certainly don't need any more.
6 (Off the record.)
7 MS. KAYE: I'm Ellen Kaye. I live in 8 Brattleboro, right on the edge of the evacuation zone, 9 the 10-mile radius of Vermont Yankee. My comments 10 about environmental issues regarding Vermont Yankee 11 that I think should be given serious consideration:
12 (a) maybe the only issue is the waste. We're having 13 an increase in production and a relicensing and a 14 lengthening of the time that Vermont Yankee can 15 operate.
16 What we're getting is more and more waste 17 which we have no way to deal with. That waste is 18 going to last for many, many, many generations. We 19 have no idea what the health effects are going to be.
20 We have no idea what the effects on humans, animals, 21 plant life, everything that makes this place this 22 place. And I am tired of hearing everybody associated 23 with the nuclear power industry and the NRC talk about 24 nuclear power generation without ever addressing 25 waste. So what we have is a hazardous waste dump, a NEAL R. GROSS COURT REPORTERS AND TRANSCRIBERS 1323 RHODE ISLAND AVE., N.W.
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7 1 nuclear waste dump on the banks of the Connecticut 2 River.
3 I'm raising a child here. I hear that 4 cancer rates near the plant are higher than in other 5 places. There's some studies. I hear that Strontium-6 90 turns up in baby teeth. So this is an experimental 7 thing and we're being experimented on and I don't 8 think it should continue. It should be closed down.
9 We should be looking for safer forms of energy 10 production and we should be conserving.
11 But what I want the NRC to weigh heavily, 12 it's the waste issue, environmentally, and the cancer 13 issue. Are there cancer clusters around nuclear power 14 plants? Are there elevated rates of breast cancer 15 around nuclear power plants? I read reports that say 16 that there are and it is unfair to experiment with a 17 population when these are questions hanging in the 18 air. It's unconscionable.
19 I think that's all I need to say today.
20 (Whereupon, at 7:12 p.m., the public 21 meeting was concluded.)
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