ML19257B866
| ML19257B866 | |
| Person / Time | |
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| Site: | North Anna |
| Issue date: | 12/03/1979 |
| From: | Lee D AMERICANS FOR NUCLEAR ENERGY, INC. |
| To: | Hendrie J NRC COMMISSION (OCM) |
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| Download: ML19257B866 (2) | |
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Americans For Nuclear Energy (AFNE), this nation's largest pro-energy citi: ens group, strongly urges you and the Nuclear Regulatory Commission to immediately end the outrageous moratorium on licensing new nuclear energy installations.
Storeover, Americans For Nuclear Energy believes it is in the best interest of our nation that North Anna 2 nucicar-power plant and all others now tully ready for licerisiiig be allowed to begin operation immediately.
We agree fully with Virginia Governor John Dalton's recent action to end the bureaucratic entanglement surrounding the decision to open North Anna 2.
Americans For Nuclear Energy believes that with current international energy supplies severely uncertain, it is mandatory for the United States to show the world we will take the steps necessary to become more energy self-sufficient.
Allowing North Anna 2 and its sister plants to operate will be a major step in that direction.
Commissioner Hendrie, your recent actions in assuming the actual responsibilities of Chairman of the Nuclear Regulatory Cemmission have shown exemplary leadership qualities.
We applaud your efforts to give the NRC one single voice and decision-maker.
We urge you to make that voice a positive one for America's energy future.
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bHEREAS, a moratorium on the licensing of all nuclear units has been declared by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission; and WHEREAS, VEPCO's North Anna II Nuclear Power Unit in Louisa County, Virginia is affected by the moratorium: and WHEREAS, the moratorium will impose economic hardship on energy consumers in Washington County; and WHEREAS, the power unit has already been modified to prevent the type of accident such as occured at Three Mile Island; and kHEREAS, the moratorium should not apply to those units that are already in an operational state of readiness; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE WASHINGTON COUNTY BOARD OF C01C'ISSIONERS that the Nuclear Regulatory Commission is requested to reconsider its licensing moratorium as it applies to North Anna II Nuclear Power Unit.
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I urge you to take every' reasonable step possible to expedite s ; licensing..of Virginia Ele _ctric Power Company's North Anna No. 2
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