ML13163A438

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Comment (10) of Steve Mantor Opposing Entergy'S Request for Exemption from Fire-safe Federal Regulation Standards for Indian Point, Unit 3
ML13163A438
Person / Time
Site: Indian Point Entergy icon.png
Issue date: 06/08/2013
From: Mantor S
- No Known Affiliation
To:
Rules, Announcements, and Directives Branch
References
NRC-2013-0063, 78FR26662 00010
Download: ML13163A438 (1)


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Gallagher, Carol From: Steve Mantor <Steve@ Mantors.com

>Sent: Saturday, June 08, 2013 12:21 PM To: Gallagher, Carol Cc: tposterli@riverkeeper.org; infol@waterkeeper.org; Paul Gallay, President and Hudson Riverkeeper; Hon. Michael F. Nozzolio, NYS Senate ; Senator Kirsten Gillibrand; Senator Schumer; Senator James L. Seward; Hon. Steve McLaughlin, Member of Assembly; Hon.Dean Skelos, NYS Senate; Hon. Jim Tedisco, Member of Assembly; Hon. Cecilia Tkaczyk, NYS Senate

Subject:

Please discontinue the granting of "Safety Exemptions" for any systems at Entergy's Indian Point reactor in NY State....

Dear Ms. Gallagher,

Nuclear Regulatory Commission Please discontinue the granting of dangerous "Safety Exemptions" for any systems at Entergy's Indian Point reactor in NY State." The NRC should deny the exemption and require Entergy to comply with the regulations, which were written to protect the plant and the public from the very real risk of a fire that could lead to a meltdown at Indian Point.* In the past, the NRC failed to do an Environmental Impact Study (EIS) of the risks and impacts of granting the exemption, including looking at alternatives, such as replacing the insulation.

At a minimum the NRC must conduct a full EIS, look at all alternatives and allow time for public comment.* The NRC should hold a public hearing in the vicinity of Indian Point to fully explain its exemption process, and take public input on Entergy's failure to comply with fire safety regulations that were established over 20 years ago.When considering the results of the disasters that have occurred at various older reactor sites around the world it is unconscionably reckless not to assure that ALL precautions are taken at Indian Point. As you are aware, this aging installation on the lower Hudson River is located on a tectonic fault line, just north of NY City directly in the midst of tens of millions of people. Any failure of Indian Point's older, technologically deficient controls and safety systems pose an immediate threat to the northeastern United States.Please reflect on the basic mission of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission and take immediate action.Thank You 7C)Co Steve Mantor ) " 56 Coons Road " E "U Coeymans Hollow, NY 12046 ". .--CC: President Barack Obama SUNSI. Review Complete Template = ADM -013 E-RIDS= ADM-03