ML071660028
| ML071660028 | |
| Person / Time | |
|---|---|
| Site: | Indian Point  |
| Issue date: | 06/12/2007 |
| From: | Dunkleberger D - No Known Affiliation |
| To: | Klein D NRC/Chairman |
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| G20070397, LTR-07-0392 | |
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845-424-4150 TO:
Chairman Dale Klein One White Flint North 3.QOO-7 "03 11555 Rockville Pike
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'- 'i Rockville, MD 20852-2738 EDO FROM:
David Dunkleberger DEDIVIRS
~DEDMR 1290 Almshouse Road Apt. # 628 DEDR DEDIA Doylestown, PA 18901,-P
SUBJECT:
Include Emergency Planning in Relicensing DATE:
June 12, 2007 11:46 PM 6CLS
Dear Chairman Dale Klein,
I live in proximity to the Indian Point nuclear power plant. Living near this aging nuclear facility, I am deeply concerned about the potential for increased safety problems and environmental pollution, should the NRC relicense it for another 20 years. I am also deeply concerned about the inability to evacuate the region, in the event of an emergency at Indian Point.
In 2003 a New York State-commissioned report conducted by James Lee Witt Associates concluded that the emergency evacuation plans for Indian Point are "are not adequate to overcome their combined weight and protect the people from an unacceptable dose of radiation in the event of a release from Indian Point."
The counties surrounding Indian Point and New York State have refused to submit their Annual Certification Letters since the Report was released, yet the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Federal Emergency Management Agency, and Department of Homeland Security have each year certified the plans without ever providing the public or eledted officials a detailed response to the large number of problems with the plans as detailed by James Lee Witt.
I am writing to formally request that the NRC, in the relicensing process for Indian Point, provide the public and elected officials with a comprehensive, detailed response to all of Witt's findings as called for in federal legislation proposed in the U.S. House (649)sponsored by Representatives Hall, Hinchey, Lowey, Engel, and Shays, and U.S.
Senate (994) sponsored by Senators Clinton and Schumer. This legislation is also supported by New York Governor Eliot Spitzer.
Sincerely, David Dunkleberger 1290 Almshouse Road
Apt. # 628 Doylestown, PA 18901
845-424-4150 June 12, 2007 08:43 PM Joyce Newman 37 Lester Place,
- New Rochelle, NY 10804 Chairman Dale Klein One White Flint North 11555 Rockville Pike Rockville, MD 20852-2738
Subject:
Include Emergency Planning in Relicensing
Dear Chairman Dale Klein,
I live in proximity to the Indian Point nuclear power plant. Living near this aging nuclear facility, I am deeply concerned about the potential for increased safety problems and environmental pollution, should the NRC relicense it for another 20 years. I ain also deeply concerned about the inability to evacuate the region, in the event of an emergency at Indian Point.
In 2003 a New York State-commissioned report conducted by James Lee Witt Associates concluded that the emergency evacuation plans for Indian Point are "are not adequate to overcome their combined weight and protect the people from an unacceptable dose of radiation in the event of a release from Indian Point." The counties surrounding Indian Point and New York State have refused to submit their Annual Certification Letters since the Report was released, yet the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Federal Emergency Management Agency, and Department of Homeland Security have each year certified the plans without ever providing the public or elected officials a detailed response to the large number of problems with the plans as detailed by James Lee Witt.
I am writing to formally request that the NRC, in the relicensing process for Indian Point, provide the public and elected officials with a comprehensive, detailed response to all of Witt's findings as called for in federal legislation proposed in the U.S. House (649)sponsored by Representatives Hall, Hinchey, Lowey, Engel, and Shays, and U.S. Senate (994) sponsored by Senators Clinton and Schumer. This legislation is also supported by New York Governor Eliot Spitzer.
Sincerely, Joyce Newmnan 37 Lester Place New Rochelle, NY 10804
June 13, 2007 12:00 AM 845-424-4150 Chairman Dale Klein One White Flint North 11555 Rockville Pike Rockville, MD 20852-2738
Subject:
Include Emergency Planning in Relicensing
Dear Chairman Dale Klein,
I live in proximity to the Indian Point nuclear power plant.
Living near this aging nuclear facility, I am deeply concerned about the potential for increased safety problems and environmental pollution, should the NRC relicense it for another 20 years.
I am also deeply concerned about the inability to evacuate the region, in the event of an emergency at Indian Point.
In 2003 a New york State-commissioned report conducted by James Lee Witt Associates concluded that the emergency evacuation plans for Indian Point are "are not adequate to overcome their combined weight and protect the people from an unacceptable dose of radiation in the event of a release from Indian Point."
The counties surrounding Indian Point and New York State have refused to submit their Annual Certification Letters since the Report was released, yet the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Federal Emergency Management Agency, and Department of Homeland Security have each year certified the plans without ever providing the public or elected officials a detailed response to the large number of problems with the plans as detailed by James Lee Witt.
I am writing to formally request that the NRC, in the relicensing process for Indian Point, provide the public and elected officials with a comprehensive, detailed response to all of Witt's findings as called for in federal legislation proposed in the U.S.
House (649)sponsored by Representatives Hall,
- Hinchey, Lowey,
- Engel, and Shays, and U.S. Senate (994) sponsored by Senators Clinton and Schumer.
This legislation is also supported by New York Governor Eliot Spitzer.
Sincerely, Dennis Heller 4100 Hutchinson River Pkwy E
- Bronx, NY 10475
845-424-4150 TO:
Chairman Dale Klein One White Flint North 11555 Rockville Pike Rockville, MD 20852-2738 FROM:
Barbara Ladd 47 Harrison Street Croton on Hudson, NY 10520
SUBJECT:
Include Emergency Planning in Relicensing DATE:
June 12, 2007 09:38 PM
Dear Chairman Dale Klein,
I live in proximity to the Indian Point nuclear power plant. Living near this aging nuclear facility, I am deeply concerned about the potential for increased safety problems and environmental pollution, should the NRC relicense it for another 20 years. I am also deeply concerned about the inability to evacuate the region, in the event of an emergency at Indian Point.
In 2003 a New York State-commissioned report conducted by James Lee Witt Associates concluded that the emergency evacuation plans for Indian Point are "are not adequate to overcome their combined weight and protect the people from an unacceptable dose of radiation in the event of a release from Indian Point."
The counties surrounding Indian Point and New York State have refused to submit their Annual Certification Letters since the Report was released, yet the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Federal Emergency Management Agency, and Department of Homeland Security have each year certified the plans without ever providing the public or elected officials a detailed response to the large number of problems with the plans as detailed by James Lee Witt.
I am writing to formally request that the NRC, in the relicensing process for Indian Point, provide the public and elected officials with a comprehensive, detailed response to all of Witt's findings as called for in federal legislation proposed in the U.S. House (649)sponsored by Representatives Hall, Hinchey, Lowey, Engel, and Shays, and U.S.
Senate (994) sponsored by Senators Clinton and Schumer. This legislation is also supported by New York Governor Eliot Spitzer.
Sincerely, Barbara Ladd 47 Harrison Street
Croton on Hudson, NY 10520
845-424-4150 Richard Del Nero 27 Kent street, New Hyde Park, NY 11040 June 12, 2007 08:30 PM Chairman Dale Klein One White Flint North 11555 Rockville Pike Rockville, MD 20852-2738
Subject:
Include Emergency Planning in Relicensing
Dear Chairman Dale Klein,
I live in proximity to the Indian Point nuclear power plant. Living near this aging nuclear facility, I am deeply concerned about the potential for increased safety problems and environmental pollution, should the NRC relicense it for another 20 years. I am also deeply concerned about the inability to evacuate the region, in the event of an emergency at Indian Point.
In 2003 a New York State-commissioned report conducted by James Lee Witt Associates concluded that the emergency evacuation plans for Indian Point are "are not adequate to overcome their combined weight and protect the people from an unacceptable dose of radiation in the event of a release from Indian Point." The counties surrounding Indian Point and New York State have refused to submit their Annual Certification Letters since the Report was released, yet the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Federal Emergency Management Agency, and Department of Homeland Security have each year certified the plans without ever providing the public or elected officials a detailed response to the large number of problems with the plans as detailed by James Lee Witt.
I am writing to formally request that the NRC, in the relicensing process for Indian Point, provide the public and elected officials with a comprehensive, detailed response to all of Witt's findings as called for in federal legislation proposed in the U.S. House (649)sponsored by Representatives Hall, Hinchey, Lowey, Engel, and Shays, and U.S. Senate (994) sponsored by Senators Clinton and Schumer. This legislation is also supported by New York Governor Eliot Spitzer.
Sincerely, Richard Del Nero 27 Kent street New Hyde Park, NY 11040
June 12, 2007 05:40 PM 845-424-4150 Chairman Dale Klein One White Flint North 11555 Rockville Pike Rockville, MD 20852-2738
Subject:
Include Emergency Planning in Relicensing
Dear Chairman Dale Klein,
I live in proximity to the Indian Point nuclear power plant.
Living near this aging nuclear facility, I am deeply concerned about the potential for increased safety problems and environmental pollution, should the NRC relicense it for another 20 years.-' I am also deeply concerned about the inability to evacuate the region, in the event of an emergency at Indian Point.
In 2003 a New York State-commissioned report conducted by James Lee Witt Associates concluded that the emergency evacuation plans for Indian Point are "are not adequate to overcome their combined weight and protect the people from an unacceptable dose of radiation in the event of a release from Indian Point."
The counties surrounding Indian Point and New York State have refused to submit their Annual Certification Letters since the Report was released, yet the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Federal Emergency Management Agency, and Department of Homeland Security have each year certified the plans without ever providing the public or elected officials a detailed response to the large number of problems with the plans as detailed by James Lee Witt.
I am writing to formally request that the NRC, in the relicensing process for Indian Point, provide the public and elected officials with a comprehensive, detailed response to all of Witt's findings as called for in federal legislation proposed in the U.S.
House (649)sponsored by Representatives Hall,
- Hinchey, Lowey,
- Engel, and Shays, and U.S. Senate (994) sponsored by Senators Clinton and Schumer.
This legislation is also supported by New York Governor Eliot Spitzer.
Sincerely, Jenny Heinz 215 west 88 street
New York, NY 10024-2321
845-424-4150 TO:
Chairman Dale Klein One White Flint North 11555 Rockville Pike Rockville, MD 20852-2738 FROM:
Jessie Carr 80-82 St. Mark's Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11217
SUBJECT:
Include Emergency Planning in Relicensing DATE:
June 12, 2007 05:04 PM
Dear Chairman Dale Klein,
I live in proximity to the Indian Point nuclear power plant. Living near this aging nuclear facility, I am deeply concerned about the potential for increased safety problems and environmental pollution, should the NRC relicense it for another 20 years. I am also deeply concerned about the inability to evacuate the region, in the event of an emergency at Indian Point.
In 2003 a New York State-commissioned report conducted by James Lee Witt Associates concluded that the emergency evacuation plans for Indian Point are "are not adequate to overcome their combined weight and protect the people from an unacceptable dose of radiation in the event of a release from Indian Point."
The counties surrounding Indian Point and New York State have refused to submit their Annual Certification Letters since the Report was released, yet the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Federal Emergency Management Agency, and Department of Homeland Security have each year certified the plans without ever providing the public or elected officials a detailed response to the large number of problems with the plans as detailed by James Lee Witt.
I am writing to formally request that the NRC, in the relicensing process for Indian Point, provide the public and elected officials with a comprehensive, detailed response to all of Witt's findings as called for in federal legislation proposed in the U.S. House (649)sponsored by Representatives Hall, Hinchey, Lowey, Engel, and Shays, and U.S.
Senate (994) sponsored by Senators Clinton and Schumer. This legislation is also supported by New York Governor Eliot Spitzer.
Sincerely, Jessie Carr 80-82 St. Mark's Ave,
Brooklyn, NY 11217
845-424-4150 TO:
Chairman Dale Klein One White Flint North 11555 Rockville Pike Rockville, MD 20852-2738 FROM:
Adrienne Lubeau LIVE RADIANTLY 165 West 91 st Street 8D New York, NY 10024
SUBJECT:
Include Emergency Planning in Relicensing DATE:
June 9, 2007 07:55 PM
Dear Chairman Dale Klein,
I live in proximity to the Indian Point nuclear power plant. Living near this aging nuclear facility, I am deeply concerned about the potential for increased safety problems and environmental pollution, should the NRC relicense it for another 20 years. I am also deeply concerned about the inability to evacuate the region, in the event of an emergency at Indian Point.
In 2003 a New York State-commissioned report conducted by James Lee Witt Associates concluded that the emergency evacuation plans for Indian Point are "are not adequate to overcome their combined weight and protect the people from an unacceptable dose of radiation in the event of a release from Indian Point."
The counties surrounding Indian Point and New York State have refused to submit their Annual Certification Letters since the Report was released, yet the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Federal Emergency Management Agency, and Department of Homeland Security have each year certified the plans without ever providing the public or elected officials a detailed response to the large number of problems with the plans as detailed by James Lee Witt.
I am writing to formally request that the NRC, in the relicensing process for Indian Point, provide the public and elected officials with a comprehensive, detailed response to all of Witt's findings as called for in federal legislation proposed in the U.S. House (649)sponsored by Representatives Hall, Hinchey, Lowey, Engel, and Shays, and U.S.
Senate (994) sponsored by Senators Clinton and Schumer. This legislation is also supported by New York Governor Eliot Spitzer.
Sincerely, Adrienne Lubeau LIVE RADIANTLY
165 West 91 st Street 8D New York, NY 10024
845-424-4150 June 7, 2007 01:17 PM Lawrene Groobert 317 East 78th St.,
- New York, NY 10021-1394 Chairman Dale Klein One White Flint North 11555 Rockville Pike Rockville, MD 20852-2738
Subject:
Include Emergency Planning in Relicensing
Dear Chairman Dale Klein,
I live in proximity to the Indian Point nuclear power plant. Living near this aging nuclear facility, I am deeply concerned about the potential for increased safety problems and environmental pollution, should the NRC relicense it for another 20 years. I am also deeply concerned about the inability to evacuate the region, in the event of an emergency at Indian Point.
In 2003 a New York State-comlnissioned report conducted by James Lee Witt Associates concluded that the emergency evacuation plans for Indian Point are "are not adequate to overcome their combined weight and protect the people from an unacceptable dose of radiation in the event of a release from Indian Point." The counties surrounding Indian Point and New York State have refused to submit their Annual Certification Letters since the Report was released, yet the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Federal Emergency Management Agency, and Department of Homeland Security have each year certified the plans without ever providing the public or elected officials a detailed response to the large number of problems with the plans as detailed by James Lee Witt.
I am writing to formally request that the NRC, in the relicensing process for Indian Point, provide the public and elected officials with a comprehensive, detailed response to all of Witt's findings as called for in federal legislation proposed in the U.S. House (649)sponsored by Representatives Hall, Hinchey, Lowey, Engel, and Shays, and UIS. Senate (994) sponsored by Senators Clinton and Schumer. This legislation is also supported by New York Governor Eliot Spitzer.
Sincerely, Lawrene Groobert 317 East 78th St.
New York, NY 10021-1394
845-424-4150 TO:
Chairman Dale Klein One White Flint North 11555 Rockville Pike Rockville, MD 20852-2738 FROM:
Arnold Gore 720 fort Washington Avenue #5W New York, NY 10040
SUBJECT:
Include Emergency Planning in Relicensing DATE:
June 6, 2007 03:13 PM
Dear Chairman Dale Klein,
I live in proximity to the Indian Point nuclear power plant. Living near this aging nuclear facility, I am deeply concerned about the potential for increased safety problems and environmental pollution, should the NRC relicense it for another 20 years. I am also deeply concerned about the inability to evacuate the region, in the event of an emergency at Indian Point.
In 2003 a New York State-commissioned report conducted by James Lee Witt Associates concluded that the emergency evacuation plans for Indian Point are "are not adequate to overcome their combined weight and protect the people from an unacceptable dose of radiation in the event of a release from Indian Point."
The counties surrounding Indian Point and New York State have refused to submit their Annual Certification Letters since the Report was released, yet the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Federal Emergency Management Agency, and Department of Homeland Security have each year certified the plans without ever providing the public or elected officials a detailed response to the large number of problems with the plans as detailed by James Lee Witt.
1 am writing to formally request that the NRC, in the relicensing process for Indian Point, provide the public and elected officials with a comprehensive, detailed response to all of Witt's findings as called for in federal legislation proposed in the U.S. House (649)sponsored by Representatives Hall, Hinchey, Lowey, Engel, and Shays, and U.S.
Senate (994) sponsored by Senators Clinton and Schumer. This legislation is also supported by New York Governor Eliot Spitzer.
Sincerely, Arnold Gore 720 fort Washington Avenue #5W
New York, NY 10040
845-424-4150 TO:
Chairman Dale Klein One White Flint North 11555 Rockville Pike Rockville, MD 20852-2738 FROM:
nfn Esmee 2121 24 Avenue Apartment 1 B Astoria, NY 11102
SUBJECT:
Include Emergency Planning in Relicensing DATE:
June 6, 2007 03:01 PM
Dear Chairman Dale Klein,
I live in proximity to the Indian Point nuclear power plant. Living near this aging nuclear facility, I am deeply concerned about the potential for increased safety problems and environmental pollution, should the NRC relicense it for another 20 years. I am also deeply concerned about the inability to evacuate the region, in the event of an emergency at Indian Point.
In 2003 a New York State-commissioned report conducted by James Lee Witt Associates concluded that the emergency evacuation plans for Indian Point are "are not adequate to overcome their combined weight and protect the people from an unacceptable dose of radiation in the event of a release from Indian Point."
The counties surrounding Indian Point and New York State have refused to submit their Annual Certification Letters since the Report was released, yet the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Federal Emergency Management Agency, and Department of Homeland Security have each year certified the plans without ever providing the public or elected officials a detailed response to the large number of problems with the plans as detailed by James Lee Witt.
I am writing to formally request that the NRC, in the relicensing process for Indian Point, provide the public and elected officials with a comprehensive, detailed response to all of Witt's findings as called for in federal legislation proposed in the U.S. House (649)sponsored by Representatives Hall, Hinchey, Lowey, Engel, and Shays, and U.S.
Senate (994) sponsored by Senators Clinton and Schumer. This legislation is also supported by New York Governor Eliot Spitzer.
Sincerely, nfn Esmee 2121 24 Avenue
Apartment 1 B Astoria, NY 11102
June 6, 2007 02:42 PM 845-424-4150 Chairman Dale Klein One White Flint North 1.1555 Rockville Pike Rockville, MD 20852-2738
Subject:
Include Emergency Planning in Relicensing
Dear Chairman Dale Klein,
I live in proximity to the Indian Point nuclear power plant.
Living near this aging nuclear facility, I am deeply concerned about the potential for increased safety problems and environmental pollution, should the NRC relicense it for another 20 years.
I am also deeply concerned about the inability to evacuate the region, in the event of an emergency at Indian Point.
In 2003 a New York State-commissioned report conducted by James Lee Witt Associates concluded that the emergency evacuation plans for Indian Point are "are not adequate to overcome their combined weight and protect the people from an unacceptable dose of radiation in the event of a release from Indian Point."
The counties surrounding Indian Point and New York State have refused to submit their Annual Certification Letters since the Report was released, yet the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Federal Emergency Management Agency, and Department of Homeland Security have each year certified the plans without ever providing the~public or elected officials a detailed response to the large number of problems with the plans as detailed by James Lee Witt.
I am writing to formally request that the NRC, in the relicensing process for Indian Point, provide the public and elected officials with a comprehensive, detailed response to all of Witt's findings as called for in federal legislation proposed in the U.S. House (649)sponsored by Representatives Hall,
- Hinchey, Lowey,
- Engel, and Shays, and U.S. Senate (994) sponsored by Senators Clinton and Schumer.
This legislation is also supported by New York Governor Eliot Spitzer.
Sincerely, Sally Freeman 3300 Baker Hwy.
Mohegan Lake, NY 10547
845-424-4150 Katherine Babiak 99 Bank St., New York, NY 10014 June 12, 2007 03:24 PM Chairman Dale Klein One White Flint North 11555 Rockville Pike Rockville, MD 20852-2738
Subject:
Include Emergency Planning in Relicensing
Dear Chairman Dale Klein,
I live in proximity to the Indian Point nuclear power plant. Living near this aging nuclear facility, I am deeply concerned about the potential for increased safety problems and environmental pollution, should the NRC relicense it for another 20 years. I am also deeply concerned about the inability to evacuate the region, in the event of an emergency at Indian Point.
In 2003 a New York State-commissioned report conducted by James Lee Witt Associates concluded that the emergency evacuation plans for Indian Point are "are not adequate to overcome their combined weight and protect the people from an unacceptable dose of radiation in the event of a release from Indian Point." The counties surrounding Indian Point and New York State have refused to submit their Annual Certification Letters since the Report was released, yet the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Federal Emergency Management Agency, and Department of Homeland Security have each year certified the plans without ever providing the public or elected officials a detailed response to the large number of problems with the plans as detailed by James Lee Witt.
I am writing to formally request that the NRC, in the relicensing process for Indian Point, provide the public and elected officials with a comprehensive, detailed response to all of Witt's findings as called for in federal legislation proposed in the U.S. House (649)sponsored by Representatives Hall, Hinchey, Lowey, Engel, and Shays, and U.S. Senate (994) sponsored by Senators Clinton and*Schumner. This legislation is also supported by New York Governor Eliot Spitzer.
Sincerely,
.Katherine Babiak 99 Bank St.
New York, NY 10014
845-424-4150 June 12, 2007 02:54 PM Kathy Kuthy 28 Main Street,
- Accord, NY 12404 Chairman Dale Klein One White Flint North 11555 Rockville Pike Rockville, MD 20852-2738
Subject:
Include Emergency Planning in Relicensing
Dear Chairman Dale Klein,
I live in proximity to the Indian Point nuclear power plant. Living near this aging nuclear facility, I am deeply concerned about the potential for increased safety problems and environmental pollution, should the NRC relicense it for another 20 years. I am also deeply concerned about the inability to evacuate the region, in the event of an emergency at Indian Point.
In 2003 a New York State-commissioned report conducted by James Lee Witt Associates concluded that the emergency evacuation plans for Indian Point are "are not adequate to overcome their combined weight and protect the people from an unacceptable dose of radiation in the event of a release from Indian Point." The counties surrounding Indian Point and New York State have refused to submit their Annual Certification Letters since the Report was released, yet the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Federal Emergency Management Agency, and Department of Homeland Security have each year certified the plans without ever providing the public or elected officials a detailed response to the large number of problems with the plans as detailed by James Lee Witt.
I am writing to formally request that the NRC, in the relicensing process for Indian Point, provide the public and elected officials with a comprehensive, detailed response to all of Witt's findings as called for in federal legislation proposed in the U.S. House (649)sponsored by Representatives Hall, Hinchey, Lowey, Engel, and Shays, and U.S. Senate (994) sponsored by Senators Clinton and Schumer. This legislation is also supported by New York Governor Eliot Spitzer.
Sincerely, Kathy Kuthy 28 Main Street Accord, NY 12404
845-424-4150 Barry Spielvogel 435 E. 79 St. Apt. 11-0, New York, NY 10021 June 12, 2007 02:36 PM Chairman Dale Klein One White Flint North 11555 Rockville Pike Rockville, MD 20852-2738
Subject:
Include Emergency Planning in Relicensing
Dear Chairman Dale Klein,
I live in proximity to the Indian Point nuclear power plant. Living near this aging nuclear facility, I am deeply concerned about the potential for increased safety problems and environmental pollution, should the NRC relicense it for another 20 years. I am also deeply concerned about the inability to evacuate.the region, in the event of an emergency at Indian Point.
In 2003 a New York State-commissioned report conducted by James Lee Witt Associates concluded that the emergency evacuation plans for Indian Point are "are not adequate to overcome their combined weight and protect the people from an unacceptable dose of radiation in the event of a release from Indian Point." The counties surrounding Indian Point and New York State have refused to submit their Annual Certification Letters since the Report was released, yet the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Federal Emergency Management Agency, and Department of Homeland Security have each year certified the plans without ever providing the public or elected officials a detailed response to the large number of problems with the plans as detailed by James Lee Witt.
I am writing to formally request that the NRC, in the relicensing process for Indian Point, provide the public and elected officials with a comprehensive, detailed response to all of Witt's findings as called for in federal legislation proposed in the U.S. House (649)sponsored by Representatives Hall, Hinchey, Lowey, Engel, and Shays, and U.S. Senate (994) sponsored by Senators Clinton and Schumer. This legislation is also supported by New York Governor Eliot Spitzer.
Sincerely, Barry Spielvogel 435 E. 79 St.
Apt. 11-0 New York, NY 10021