ML19329A204

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ML19329A204
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Site:	Oconee
Issue date:	03/20/1972
From:	Chia-Ling Lee SOUTH CAROLINA, STATE OF
To:	Rogers L US ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION (AEC)
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Dear Mr. Rogers:

Thank you for your information on the Draft Detailed Statement on the Environmental Considerations fr r the Oconee Nuclear Station, Unit 1, Docket 50-269, issued on Decemoer 13, 1971, as well as the Detailed Statement issued en February 3,1971.

Duke Power Company has been most cooperative, but this project was initiated before pertinent federal legislation was enacted, and only limited opportunity was given for protection of historic or archeo-logical sites, or for investigation of possible adverse effects within the area impounded. -

Although, so far as is known, no one on a state level has discussed with Duke Power Company the historic value of lands surrounding the lakes, it ,

is our understanding that the Pendleton District Historical & Rec .eational l Comission is working with Duke in the moving of a historic house in the area. We also understand, through the Pendleton Commission, that Duke is protecting an old Presbyterian Church and has moved other endangered cemeteries. It is our assumption, therefore, that nothing on the periph-eral lands of this project is currently endangered.

Thank you for your cooperation.

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Charles E. Lee State Liaison Officer for Historic Preservation CEL/pn 15E3 r