ML20008F556

Urges Inclusion of OPS Mfg License Application in Proposed Rule Defining TMI accident-related Requirements for Pending CP & Mfg Licenses

ML20008F556
Person / Time
Site:	Atlantic Nuclear Power Plant
Issue date:	03/04/1981
From:	Bennett C HOUSE OF REP.
To:	Bradford P, Gilinsky V, Hendrie J NRC COMMISSION (OCM)
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Cc=issioner Joseph M. Hendrie U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Ccucission 1717 H Street,'NW . .

Washington, D. C. 20555 Gentlemen:

I have the hener of representing the Jacksenville, Flcrida area in Cengress and therefere, have been very fr

• Mar in the recent past with the Cffshore Pcwer Syst.e:s cperaticns and a= very supportive of thb.m being treated fairly and preperly in their efforts to cbtain ranufacturing licenses te prehce the prehet which they envisien. It is very distress-ing to a re ber cf Ceng ess to reali::e that sc cany years cculd go ty, in this case =cre than eight years, fren the ti=e the applicatien is =ade to the geve= rent and until pe nissicn is granted in such an i=pertant area cf energy prcductien. I knew that is is no ene's fault and the purpcse cf this letter is not to express any hard feelings er fault finding but

=erely to urge frc= .the bettc= cf =y heart that all proper prc=ptness be used in expediting the licenses which are scught. I feel so genuinely that nuclear pcwer, and particularly offslme power, offers a real oppertunity ,

in the power crunch which is new bei=g experienced and will be experienced ,

l fer decades in the future in this country.

I undersjand that sene thought has been given to not applying the presently proposed standards to the =anufacturing licenses which are sought by =y constituents b u if this were to be the decisics it would certainly -

delay a' decision to the indefinito future cence:ning what this company can do to M1p fight the energy shcrtage problem, n.is shod d not be allowed

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to occur if there is any proper way in which it can be prevented, therefore,.

I urge you sincerely to look at this matter with urgency and hopefully you

=ay be able to find it preper to grant the licenses sought in the near l

future so that this ec=pany can go ahead with what it has 1cng been under-taking to do.

Scme pecple have said that since there is not at the mcment a customer for this manafacturing product that, therefere, the matter should be put en l a back burner. I can see through the eyes and hearts of =y constituents l a devastati=g frustratien at such a thought when they knew as surely as the sun will rise ta=crrew that the delays encountered in the per=itting procr.ss t

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i are what has resulted in th'ere being at the :ncmedt no buyers. If the permitti g process can be c.rpleted, it is n;7 prophesy that ma=y people will looy. with favor en their desired :nar.ufactured product, but as leng as the :natbr is in '

the cebwebs of nondecisien, the tremendcus investment 'these people have :nada and their efferts to find a good and safe. scurce of pcwer w"21 be frustrated.

Please help in this if you can.

With kindest regards, I am Sine reXy,

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