ML19225C240
| ML19225C240 | |
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| Site: | New Haven |
| Issue date: | 03/13/1979 |
| From: | Keeping W GARDINER, NY |
| To: | Swenson D NRC OFFICE OF THE GENERAL COUNSEL (OGC) |
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March 13, 1979 Mr. Dan Swenson Washington, United States Nuclear Regulatory Committ D.
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PETITION FOR LEAVE TO INTERVENE New York State Electric &
in Docket NumbersGas and Long Island Lighting" Company 50-596 - New Haven, New York 50-597 - Stuyvesant, New York According to:
Rules of Procedure 2.715 I, William Keeping, Town of Gardiner, Supervisor, represent the people of the and Long Island Lighting Company have choswhich Town New York site for a nuclear power plant.
en as an alternate The Town Board of the ToMn of Gardiner was informed by the enmpanies' representatives of this on the evening of Mar h 1 1979, therefore, the Town to interveneBoard voted today, March 13, petition for leave c
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FOR IIOLEDIATE RELEASE New York State Electric & Gas Corporatiot. Said today that it has been asked by theNuclbarRegulatoryCommission (NRCJ to identify four locations which can serve as alternates to the two the utility has already chosen as possible sites for a proposed nuclear generating station.
Allen E. Kintigh, the Company's vice president-generation, said that one of these alternate sites lies in the Town of Gardiner, Ulster County, which is 10 miles west of the Hudson River and ll bilet west of Poughkeepsie.
Mr. Kintigh said he has notified William Keeping, Town Supervisor.for Gardiner, that the Gardiner site is under consider-ation.
The three other alternate sites are near the upper Hudson, Susquehanna and Mohawk rivers.
Mr. Kintigh emphasized that in designating these alternates NYSE&G is merely complying with NRC requirements and has no wish to build 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 Haven near Lake Ontario and nine miles east of Oswego.
Its preferred alternate site lies within the Tcwn of Stuyvesant near the Hudson River and north of the City of Hudson.
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"New llaven and Stuyvesant are the two sites where we have serious intentions," said Mr. Kintigh.
Ile pointed out 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.
The two companies then performed more than a year of environmental, engineering, economic and rocial studies at the two sites before making New flaven 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 Zoard on Electric Generation Siting and the Environment for permission to build the nuclear plant.
They cited New Haven in their application to the NRC last November.
By contrast, said Mr. Kintigh, "no extensive studies have been carried out in Gardiner or at the other three alternate sites.
At present therefore only New IIaven or Stuyvesant can be licensed as power plant sites."
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IIowe ve r, he explained, these four alternate sites will enable the NRC staff to conduct their own independent site analysis.
"We are confident that, after completing their evaluation, the NRC staff will reaf fi.m our selection of New IIaven as a good power p' ant site," he said.
Anyone wishing to receive more information about the power plant p oject or the Gardiner site should contact Michael J.
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The two utilities hope to start construction of the plant in 1982 and to complete the first 1,250-megawatt generating unit in 2,]
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UNITED STATES OF A.! ERICA NUCLEAR REGULATORY CO S11SSION HEFORE Tlid A'luMIC SAFETY AND LICENSING EOARD_
In the Matter of
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NEW YORK STATE ELECTRIC AND CAS C(>RP.
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AND LONG IF 'ND LIGilTING CO.
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Docket Nos. STN 50-596
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STN 50-597 (New IIaven 1 and 2)
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CERTTFICATE OF SERVICE Seymour Wcnner, Esq., Chairman
- Stanley B. Klimberg, Acting Cgunsel Atomic Safety and Licensing Board New York State Energy Gifice U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission 2 Rockefeller Plaza Washington, DC 20555 Albany, NY 12223 Dr. Oscar H.
Paris, Member
- David A.
Engel, Esq.
Atomic Safety and Licensing Board New York State Department of U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Environmental Conservation Washington, DC 20555 50 Wolf Road Albany, LT 12233 Dr. Wal t e r 11. Jordan, Member Atomic Safety and Licensing Board Linu. Clark 881 West Guter Drive Safe Energy for New Haven Oak Ridge, TN 37830 Box #22 - RD #1 Mexico, hT 13114 Roderick Schutt, Esq.
Huber, Magill, Lawrence llelen Daly
& Farrell Ecology Action 99 Park Avenue W. River Road - RD #5 New York, NY 10016 Oswego, NY 13126 Michael Flynn, Esq.
Nuacy K. Weber Robert Gray, Esq.
RD #3 Craig Indyke, Esq.
Mexico, hY 13114 State of New York Department of rublic Service Empire State Plaza Albany, NY 12223 454 200
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.- Robert J. Kafin Mr. Paul Voninski Attorney for Columbia County, Mexico Academy and Central School Town of Stuyvesant and Concerned Mexico, NY 13114 Citizens for Safe Energy, Inc.
11 Chester Street, P. O. Box 765 Atomic Safety and Licensing Board Glens Falls, NY 12801 Panel
- U.S. Muclear Regulatory Cocunission William Keeping, Supervisor Washington, DC 20555 Town of Gardiner Gardiner, NY 12525 Atomic Safety and Licensing 3.eal Panel (5)*.
Dr. Stephen J. Egemeier, Chairman U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Environmental Management Council Washington, DC 20555 300 Flatbush Avenue Kingston, NY 12401 Docketing and Service Section (4)
- Cf fice of the Secretary Peter D. C. Brown U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commipsion Chairman of the Board Washington, DC 20555 Mid-11odson Nuclear Opponents P.O. Box 666 New Paltz, NY 12561 454
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