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Forwards Ltrs Sent to Town Supervisors at Each Alternative Site Per 10CFR2.101 & Applicable News Releases on Alternate Site Selections.Describes Meetings W/Local Officials at Each Site Location
	ML19224A598
Person / Time
Site:	New Haven
Issue date:	03/21/1979
From:	Michael Ray; NEW YORK STATE ELECTRIC & GAS CORP.
To:	Sells D; Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation
References
	NYNRC-E020, NYNRC-E20, NUDOCS 7903260288
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!' NEW YORK STATE ELECTRIC & G AS CORPOR ATION n i s i. n s u i o s, sis sonx 13902 March 21, 1979 NYNRC - E020 File No. T4.2P3 Mr. Don E. Sells Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Washington, D.C. 20555

SUBJECT:

New Haven 1 and 2 Docket No. STN50-596 & STN50-597

Dear Mr. Sells:

Attached are copies of the letters sent to the Town Supervisors at each alternate site as res.uired by recent amend-ments to 10CFR2.101.

We met with local officials at each location on the dates shown below:

March 1 -

Northumberland Town Board March 12 - Barton Town Board Gardiner Town Board March 13 - Montgomery County Boala of Supervisors (i cluding Charleston town Supervisor)

There were no requeats for the ER or any other portions of the application. However, people at each site were interested in receiving copies of our reconnaissance level information report, which we have agreed to send them (see attached 1 cters).

At each meeting, we passed out copies of the letters, copies of our press release (attached), and extra maps of the site location. In our presentation, we discussed the requirement for identifying additional alternate sitea and summarized the progress of our studies (siting study, detailed studies at two sites, prime site selection, application) as well as describing how we selected a site in each of the four areas (using siting study information to compare the environmental and economic characteristics to select the most suitable sites). Everyone seemed to follcw what we were saying and to generally understand

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the process. Most of the questions concerned how we selected the site in each region and how the local area would be involved in the licensing process. There was ample news coverage with several follow-up interviews.

If you would like to know more about the announcements at each site, please call Mr. T. J. Hadwin.

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M. J. Ray Manager - Nuclear Projects MJR/TJH/lh Attachments cc: L. L. Staley T. M. Turner N. L. Yezzi A. F. Zallnick R. Gardner (S&W)

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, , , a NEW YORK ST ATE ELECTRIC & G AS COllPOR ATION usen mos. uw you ime March 12, 1979 NYMISC - E048 File No. T4.2P4 Edgar M. Dixson Town Supervisor 317 Chemung Street Waverly, New York 14892

SUBJECT:

New Haven 1 and 2 Docket Nos. STNS0-596 and STN50-597 Alternate Site Identification

Dear Mr. Dixson:

On November 22, 1978, New York State Electric & Gas Corporation and Long Island Lighting Company filed applications for permits to construct a 2500-megawatt nuclear power plant in the Town of New Haven. The proposed site is located near Lake Ontario in Oswego County, approximately 9 miles east of the City of Oswego and 30 miles north of Syracuse. The application to the New York State Board on Electric Generation Siting and the Environ-ment identifies a preferred alternate site in the Town of Stuyvesant on the Hudson River, approximately 12 milas south of Altany. In recent proceedings before the Nuclear Reg'Jatory Commission, we have been asked to identify four additional alternate sites for the two-unit nuclear generating station.

I am writing to inform you that a site in the Town of Barton, indicated on the attached map, has been designated as an

- . ~ alternate site in response to the NRC request. A figure generally describing the plant and a detailed map of the site boundary are also included. The three remaining alternate sites are near the Upper Hudson River, the Mohawk River, and the Lower Hudson River.

A copy of the application to the Nuclear Regulatory Commission and the acco:apanying Environmental Report, and changes to the document which relate to the alternate sites will be provided to you at your request. The NRC's analysis of the alternative sites will be included ir. their draft Environmental Statement. We would be glad to provide you with a copy of that report, if you wish, when it is completed this fall, or you can obtain a copy directly from the Nuclear Regulatory Commission.

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Representatives from our Company will be meeting with you in the near future to discuss this proceeding and the alternate site in more detail. If at that time you can identify the type of information you would be interested in, we will make sure that you receive the necessary copiet At a later date if you need additional information or have ai vuestions, please contact:

Mr. M. J. Ray, Manager-Nuclear Projects New York State Electric & Gas Corporation 4500 Vestal Parkway East Binghamton, New York 13902 Phone: (607) 729-2551, Ext. 421 In 1975 and 1976 a statewide survey to identify suit-able power plant sites was undertaken. Although the site in your area attracted favorable attention, New Haven and Stuyvesant were announced as the preferred sites in July 1976. A lengthy and detailed study of the environmental, engineering, economic and social characteristics of these two sites was conducted. By April 1978 enough data had been accumulated to decide that New Haven would be the prime and Stuyvesant the alternate site. Upon completion of the studies, the New Haven sine was designated as the prime site and Stuyvesant the alternate in our application to the New York State Board on Electric Genera'; ion Siting and tha Environment for permission to build the planu. An application for a construction permit was made to the NRC for a generating station at the New Haven site.

The NRC has asked for a description of the charac-teristics of the Barton site and the other three alternate sites, using information taken from published reports, maps and a recon-naissance of the areas. As this information is submitted to the NRC, we will be glad to provide you with data concerning the site in your area, if you are interested.

Should any licensing authority believe that the site identified in your town is obviously superior or preferable to the prime site in the Town of New Haven or the alternate site in

- tlc Town of Stuyvesant, it would be necessary to conduct substan-tial additicnal studies in the Town of Barton and in all proba-bility new applications would have to be filed with the Nuclear Regulatory Commission and the New York State Board on Electric Generation Siting and the Enviltnment.

If you have any questions, please call us.

Very truly yours, h(f A. E. Kinti Vice President - Generation AEK/TJH/lh Attachments f) Jg

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NYMISC - E048 File No. T4.2P4 Calvin Humphrey Town Supervisor R.D. #1, Island Road Esperance, New York 12066

SUBJECT:

New Haven 1 and 2 Docket Nos. STNS0-596 and STN50-597 Alternate Site Identification

Dear Mr. Humphrey:

' On November 22, 1978, New York State Electric & Gas Corporation and Long Island Lighting Ccmpany filed applications,mclear pow for permits to construct aThe 2500-megawatt proposed sits is located near Lake V." the Town of New Haven.

Ontario in Oswego County, approximately 9 miles east of the CityThe app of Oswego and 30 miles north of Syracuse.

New York State Board on Electric Generation Siting In and on the Hudson River, approximately 12 miles south of Albany.

recent proceedings before the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, we have been asked to identify four additional alternate sites for the two-unit nuclear generating station.

I am writing to inform you that ahas site in the been Town of designated as Charleston indicated on the attached map, A figure s,.~.-...

an alternate site in response to the NRC request.

generally describing the plant and a detailed map of the siteThe three boundary are also included.are near the Upper Hudson River, the Susqueh Lower Hudson River.

A ccpy of the application to the Nuclear Regulatory and changes Commission and the accompanying Environmental Report, to the document which relate toThe the NRC's alternate sitesofwill analysis thebe provided to you at your request. alternative sites will be included in their Statement.

We would be glad to provide you with a copy of that report, if you wish, when it is completed this fall, or you can obtain a copy directly from the Nuclear Regulatory Commission.

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Representatives from o'Ir Compar y will be meeting with you in the near future to discuss this proceeding and the alternate site in more detail. If at that time you can identify the type of information you would be interested in, we will make sure that you receive the necessary copies. At a later date if you need additional information or have any questions, please contact:

Mr. M. J. Ray, Manager-Nuclear Projects New York State Electric & Gas Corporation 4500 Vestal Parkway East Binghamton, New York 13902 Phone: (607) 729-2551, Ext. 421 In 1975 and 1976 a statewide survey to identify suit-able power plant sites was undertaken. Although the site in your area attracted favorable attention, New Haven and Stuyvesant were announced as the preferred sites in July 1976. A lengthy and detailed study of the environmental, engineering, economic and social characteristics of these two sites was conducted. By April 1978 enough data had been accumulated to decide that New Haven would be the prime and Stuyvesant the alternate site. Upon completion of the studies, the New Haven site was designated as the prime site and Stuyvesant the alternate in our application to the New York State Board on Electric Generation Siting and the Environment for permission to build the plant. An application for a construction permit was made to the NRC for a generating station at the New Haven site.

The NRC has aske? for a description of the charac-teristics of the Charleston site and the other three alternate sites, using information taken frcm published reports, maps and a reconnaissance of the areas. As tais information is submitted to the NRC, we will be glad to provide you with data concerning the site in your area, if you are interested.

Should any licensing autnority believe that the site identified in your town is obviously superior or prefercble to the prime site in the Town of New Haven or the alternate site in the Town of Stuyvesant, it would be necessary to conduct substan-tial additional studies in the Town of Charleston and in all probability new applications would have to be filed with the Nuclear Regulatory Commission and the New York State Board on Electric Generation Siting and the Environment.

If you have any questions, please call us.

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. NEW YORK ST ATE ELECTRIC & G AS CORPOR ATION ni s cit s u Tos sFutonk 11902 March 12, 1979 NYMISC - E048 File No. T4.2P4 William Sherman Town Supervisor R.D. #1 Gansevoort, New York 12831
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~~Dear Mr. Sherman:~~
On November 22, 1978, New York State Electric & Gas Corporation and Long Island Lighting Ccmpany filed applications for permits to construct a 2500-megawatt nuclear power plant in the Town of New Haven. The proposed site is located near Lake Ontario in Oswego County, approximately 9 miles east of the City of Oswego and 30 miles north of Syracuse. The application to the New York State Board on Electric Generation Siting and the Environ-ment identifies a preferred alternate site in the Town of Stuyvesant on the Hudson River, approximately 12 miles south of Albany. In recent proceedings before the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, we have been asked to identify four additional alternate sites for the two-unit nuclear generating station.
I am writing to inform you that a site in the Town of Northumberland, indicated on the attached map, has been designated as an Liternate site in response to the NRC request. A figure generally describing the plev- and a detailed map of the site boundary are also included. The three remaining alternate sites are near the Susquehanna River, the Mohawk River, and the Lower Hudson River.
A copy of the application to the Nuclear t.agulatory Commission and the accompanying Environmental Report, and changes to the document which relate to the alternate sites will be provided to you at your request. The NRC's analysis of the alternative sites will be included in their draft Environmental Statement. We would be glad to provide you with a copy of that report, if you wish, when it is completed this fall, or you can obtain a copy directly from the Nuclear Regulatory Commission.
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Mr. M. J. Ray, Manager-Nuclear Projects New York State Electric & Gas Corporation 4500 Vestal Parkway East Binghamton, New York 13902 Phone: (607) 729-2551, Ext. 421 In 1975 and 1976 a statewide survey to identify suit-able power plant sites was undertaken. Although the site in your area attracted favorable attention, New Haven and Stuyvesant were announced as the preferred sites in July 1976. A lengthy and detailed study of the environmental, engineering, economic and social characteristics of these two sites was conducted. By April 1978 enough data had been accumulated to decide that New Haven would be the prime and Stuyvesant the alternate site. Upon completion of the studies, the New Haven site was designated as the prime site and Stuyvesant the alternate in our application to the New York State Board on Electric Ceneration Siting and the Environment for permission to build the plant. An application for a construction permit was made to the NRC for a generating station at the New Haven site.
The NRC has asked for a description of the charac-teristics of the Northumberland site and the other three alternate sites, using information taken from published reports, maps an't a reconnaissance of the areas. As this information is submitted to the NRC, we will be glad to provide you with data concerning the site in your area, if you are interested.
Should any licensing authority believe that the cite identified in your town is obviously superior or preferable to the prime site in the Town of New Haven or the alternate site in the Town of Stuyvesant, it would be necessary to conduct substan-tial additional studies in the Town of Northumberland and in all probability new applications would have to be filed with the Nuclear Regulatory Commission and the New York State Board on Electric Generation Siting and the Environment.
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NEW YORK STATE ELECTRIC & G AS CORPORATION niscusu wn,stw vonx 13902 March 12, 1979 NYMISC - E048 File No. T4.2P4 William Keeping Town Supervisor Minnewaska Trail Gardiner, New York 12525
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~~New Haven 1 and 2 Docket Nos. STN50-596 and STE50-597 Alternate site Identification~~
~~Dear Mr. Keeping:~~
On November 22, 1978, New York State Electric & Gas Corporation and Long Island Lighting Company filed applications in for permits to construct a 2500-megawatt nuclear power plant the Town of New Haven. The proposed site is located near Lake Ontario in Oswego County, approximately 9The miles east of thetoCity application the of Osuego and 30 miles north of Syracuse.
New York State Board on Electric Ceneration Siting and the Environ-ment identifies a preferred alternate site in the Town of Stuyvesant In on the Hudson River, approximately 12 miles south of Albany.
recent proceedings before the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, we have been asked to identify four additional alternate sites for the two-unit nuclear generating station.
I am writing to inform you that a site in the Town of has been designated as an Gardiner indicated on the attached & T alternate site in response to the NRC reqcast. A figure generally describing the plant and a detailed map of tre site boundary are also included. The three remaining alternate sites are near the Upper Hudson River, the Susquehanna River, and the Mohawk River.
A copy of the application to the Nuclear Regulatory Commission and the accompanying Environmental Report, and changes to the document which relate to the alternate sites will be provided to you at your request. The NRC's analysis of the alternative sites will be included in their draft Environmental Statement. We would be glad to provide you wita a copy of that report, if you wish, when it is completed this fall, or you can obtain a copy directly from the Nuclear Regulatory Commission.
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Mr. M. J. Ray, Manager-Nuclear Projects New York State Electric & Gas Corporation 4500 Vestal Parkway East Binghamton, New York 13902 Phone: (607) 729-2551, Ext. 421 In 1975 and 1976 a statewide survey to identify suit-able power plant sites was undertaken. Although the site in your area attracted favorable attention, New Haven and Stuyvesant were announced as the preferred sites in July 1976. A lengthy and detailed study of the environmental, engineering, economic and social characteristics of these two sites was conducted. By April 1978 enough data had been accumulated to decide that New Haven would be the prime and Stuyvesant the alternate site. Upon completion of the studies, the New Haven site was designated as the prime site and Stuyvesant the alternate in our application to the New York Ltate Board on Electric Generation Siting and the Environment for permission to build the plant. An application for a construction permit was made to the NRC foi a generating station at the New Haven site.
The NRC has asked for a description t- the charac-teristics of the Gardiner cite and the other three alternate sites, using information taken from published reports, maps and a reconnaissance of the areas. As this information is submitted to the NRC, we will be glad to provide you with data concerning the site in your area, if you are interested.
Should any licensing authority believe that the site identified in your town is obviou.;1y superior or preferable to the prime site in the Town of New Haven or the alternate site in the Town of Stuyvesant, it would be necessary to conduct substan-tial additional studies in the Town of Gardiner and in all proba-bility new applications would have to be filed with the Nuclear Regulatory Commission end the New York State Board on Electric Generation Siting and the Environment.
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~~Dear Mr. Dixson:~~
Thank you for giving us the opportunity to speak with you and e:cplain why we have identified an alternative power plant site in the Town of Barton. I hope the information we gave you was adequate to answer most of your questions, if not, please call me and I will be glad to answer any additional questions. In April, we will be sending yta a summary description of our site selection process and the reconnaissance level infor-mation pertaining to the Barton site. We will continue to notify you of any major events in licensing process which pertain to the Barton site. ours, VerytrYy
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NEW YORK S TATE ELECTRIC & G AS CORPORATION B I N G il A M T O N, NEW YORK 13902 March 21, 1979 NYMISC - E064 File No. T4.2P4 Mr. Calvin Humphrey Town Supervisor RD #1, Island Road Esperance, New York 12066
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Thank you for giving us the opportunity to speak with you and explain why we have identified an alternative power plant site in the Town of Charleston. I hope the information we gave you was adequate to answer most of your questions, if not, please call me and I will be glad to answer any additional questions. In April, we will be sending you a summary description of our ' site selection process and the reconnaissance level infor-mation pertaining to the Charleston site. We will continue to notify you of any major events in licensing process which pertain to the Charleston site. Very trul yours,
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NEW YORK STATE ELECTRIC & G AS CORPORATION BINS I A M T O N, NEW YORK I?902 March 21, 1979 NYMISC - E063 File No. T4.2P4 Mr. William Sherman
~~, Town Supervisor RD #1 Gansevoort, New York 12831~~
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Thank you for giving us the opportunity to speak with you and explain why we have identified an alternative power plant site in the Town of Northumberland. I hope the information we gave you was adequate to answer most of your questions, if not, please call me and I will be glad to answer any additional questions. In April, we will be sending you a summary description of our site selection process and the reconnaissance level infor-mation partaining to the Northumberland site. We will continue to notify you of any major events in licensing process which pertain to the Northumberland site. Very truly yours, L. L. Stale LLS/TJH/lh cc: T. J. Hadwin 4/7/
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Thank you for giving us the opportunity to speak with you and explain why we have identified an alternative power plant site in the Town of Gardiner. I hope the information we gave you was adequate to answer most of your questions, if not, please call me and I will be glad to answer any additional questions. In April, we vill be sending you a summary description of our site selection process and the reconnaissance level infor-mation pertaining to the Gardiner site. We will continue to notify you of any major events in licensing process which pertain to the Gardiner site. Very truly yours, L. L. Stal bn LLS/TJH/lh cc: T. J. Hadwin 4/9 k m
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. NEW YORK STATE ELECTRIC & G AS CORPOREJION B I N G il A M T O N, NEW YORK 13902 March 21, 1979 NYMISC - E064 File No. T4.2P4 Mr. Devito County Administrator Montgomery County Office Building Fonda, New York 12068
~~Dear Mr. DeVito:~~
Thank you for giving us the opportunity to speak with you and explain why we have identified an alternative power plant site in the Town of Charleston. I hope the information we gave you was adequate to answer most of your questions, if not, please call me and I will be glad to answer any additional questions. In April, we will be sending you a summary description of our site selection process and the reconnaissance level infor-mation pertaining to the Charleston site. We will continue to notify you of any major events in licensing process which pertair to the Charleston site. Very tru yours, g T. f Hadwin TJH/lh cc: L. L. Staley
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4r . Kintigh emphasizec that in designating these alternates NYSL&G is merely complying with SRC requirements and has no wish to auild the plant there. Instead, he said, the Company's firm plan is to locate the 2.500-megawatt nuclear plant in the Town of New flaven near Lake Ontario and nine miles east of Oswego. Its preferred alternate site lies within *he Town of Stuyvesant near the liudse n River and north of the City of Hudson.
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By contrast, said Mr. Kintigh, "no extensive studies have been carried out in Barton or at the other three alternate sites. At present therefore only New Haven or Stuyvesant can be licensed as pov.er plant sites." However, he explained, these four alternate sites will enable the NRC staff to conduct their own independent site anal -is.
~~"We are confident that, after completing their evaluation, the NPC staff will reaffirm our selection of New Haven as a good power plant site," he said.~~
Anyone wishing to receive more information about the power plant project or the Barton site should contact Michael J. Ray, manager--nuclear projects, NYSE&G, 4500 Vestal Parkway East, Binghamton, New York 13902. The two utilities hope to start construction of the plant in 1982 and to complete the first 1,250-megawatt generating unit in 1991 and the second 1,250-megawart unit in 1993. A1Q i+ 1 8 / J 4G3 3/12/79 - -
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At present therefore only New Haven or Stuyvesant can be licensed as power plant sites." However, he explained, these four alternate sites will enable the NRC staff to conduct their own indepenuent site analysic "We are confident that, after completing their evaluation, the NRC staff will reaffirm our selection of New Haven as a good power plant site," he said. Anyone wishing to receive more information about the power plant proiect or the Charleston site snould contact Michael J. Ray, manager--nuclear projects, NYSE&G, 4500 Vestal Parkway East, Binghamton, New York lJ302. The two utilities hope to start construction of the plant in 1982 and to complete the first 1,250-megawatt generating unit in 1991 and the se.cond 1,250-megawatt unit in 1993. f9 }g 3/13/79 3
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"New Haven and Stuyvesant are the two sites where we have serious intention..," said Mr. Kintigh. He pointed cut that NYSE&G and Long Island Lighting Company, its partner in this project, chose those two after conducting a statewide site search from May 1975 to July 1976. '2he two companies then performed more than a year of environmental, engine ering , economic and social studies at the two sites before making New Haven'their first choice and Stuyvesant their second in April 1978. The companies included both sites in their application last November to the New York State Board on Electric Generation Siting and the Environment for permission to build the nuclear plant. They cited New Haven in their application to th'e NRC last November.
By contrast, said Mr. Ki ntign , "no extensive studies have bcen carried out in Northumberland or at the other three alternate sites. At present therefore only New Haven or Stu/vesant can be licensed as power plant sites." Htwevet, he explained, these four alternate sites wil1 enable the NRC staff to conduct their own independent site analysis.
~~"We are confident that, after completing their evaluation, the NRC staff will reaffirm our selection of New Haven as a good power plant site," he said.~~
Anyone wishing to receive more information about the power plant project or the Northumberland site should contact Michael J. Ray, manager--nuclear projects, NYSE&G, 4500 Vestal Parkway East, Binghamton, Ne York 13902. f9 7
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Anyone wishing to receive more information about the power plant project or the Gardiner site should contact Michael J. Ray, manager--nuclear projects, NYSE&G, 4500 Vestal Parkway East, Binghamton, New York 13902. The two utilities hope to start construction c f the plant in 1982 and to complete the first 1,250-megawatt generating unit in 1991 and the second 1,250 -megawatt unit in 1993. l
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