ML20027D461
| ML20027D461 | |
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| Site: | Shoreham File:Long Island Lighting Company icon.png |
| Issue date: | 10/26/1982 |
| From: | Carney W HOUSE OF REP. |
| To: | Brenner L Atomic Safety and Licensing Board Panel |
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| NUDOCS 8211040328 | |
| Download: ML20027D461 (7) | |
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CCLKETED UUP-Hon. Lawrence Brenner Administrative Judge Atomic Safety and Licensing Board Panel
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Enclosed please find correspondence from two organizations in Suffolk County regarding the proceedings on the Shoreham Nuclear Power Plant.
Please include the expressions of dissent of the Suffolk County United East End Seniors Council and the Middle Country Central School District in the record of the Shoreham Case.
I also hope that you will give these views every consideration.
Again, thank you for your attention on this matter.
With all good wishes, I am Sincerely yours,
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BIEINt!Iitt EI11 M ElBElI1311H 1 c/o Mrs. Helen Lewandowski Box 777 East Quogue, NY 11942 On Tuesday, October 5, 1982, at a meeting of the East End Seniors Council held at Riverhead County Center, Riverhead, Long Island, New York, the enclosed resolution was unanimously adopted by officers and members present.
We urge you to give this resolution your utmost attention.
We would appreciate to hear from you on this important issue confronting the residents of Suffolk County.
Anxiously awaiting your reply, we remain, Sincerely, Resolution Committee:
Pres. Helen Lewandowski
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. RESOLUTION OF THE UNITED EAST END SENIORS COUNCIL WHEREAS, LILCO has proven itself incapable of managing its company. Example: A loss of over two billion dollars in the Bokum uranium mine, the eighteen percent investment in the Nine Mile Two' Nuclear Plant on Lake Ontario, and excessive cost overruns in the construction of Shoreham. This needless loss of revenue has been, and continues to be paid by the ratepayers of the East End with the cooperation of the Public Service Commission, and
't WHEREAS, LILCO continues to irresponsibly ignore Suffolk County's right as protector of the people to conduct an in-spection of the Shoreham Nuclear Plant.
All this in the wake of a long history of construction defects at Shoreham as exposed by Newsday, and WHEREAS, the question of evacuation is af ter the fact -
e the fact being the initial planning and construction of the Shoreham Nuclear Plant.
Poor judgement on the part of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission and LILCO to build the Nuclear Plant on a narrow island becomes more and more a reality of life-threatening scope and should be terminated and abandoned.
The construction of Shoreham was paid for by the ratepayers.
It is one thing to gamble with ratepaye s' money - it is another when LILCO gambles with their lives, and KHEREAS, Congress has given the Nuclear Regulatory Com-mission the power to regulate Nuclear Plants. However, dis-closures at the Atomic Safety and Licensing Board Hearing on June Third in Riverhead proved to be alarming. Two N.R.C.
staff members testified that they had certified the monitoring system at Shoreham without conducting a separate examination of that system. They had relied exclusively on assurances as by the LILCO staff that the system met regulatory standards.
The testimony by the two N.R.C. engineers was poor and raised serious doubts and fears as to their ability to insure the safety standards at Shoreham, and WHEREAS, in 1981, Consolidated Ediscn's eight year old Indian Point reactor, along with sixteen other reactors around the country were found to be corroding faster than expected.
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1 The problem involved rust in the steam generator tubes which carries hot radioactive water from the reactor's uranium core.
These existing problems combined with LILCO's long record of abominable management adds up to life-threatening situations for the citizenry of Long Island, and WHEREAS, in June, Assemblyman John L.
Behan conducted a poll survey of his constituents in the.First Assembly District.
Sixty seven percent of them answered "NO" to his question, "Are you in favor of the opening of the nuclear power facility at Shoreham even though utility rates are certain to be raised by LILC0".
BE IT RESOLVED, based on the above and other information, LILCO, because of its dep'lorable management record should not be trusted with nuclear power.
In the event of a mishap at Shoreham, the inherent danger to life, environment, and
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property is inestimable.
The resort industries, agriculture, fishing; the cornerstone of our area's economic base would be placed in jeopardy.
The officers of the United East End Seniors Council, their members, and families, representing over 90,000 residents, demand the termination of the Shoreham Nuclear Facility.
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CENTR AL SCHOOL DISTRICT CENTEREACH. NEW YORK 117h (516) 588 8846 truce G. Brodsky, O.D., President lancy Hackett, Vice President firginia Amaro, District Clcrk The following resolution was offered by Adler who moved its adoption, seconded by Gallo.to wit:
WHEREAS the Middle Country Central School District's Board of Education has as its prime concern the welfare of the children of the School District and WHEREAS the Long Island Lighting Company has not been able to insure that its proposed Shorehc= Power Plcnt can meet acceptchle safety standards, and WHEREAS no acceptable evccuation plan has been devised by the Long Island Lighting Compcny and Suffolk County BE IT RESOLVED that the 2ocrd of Education in the interest of protecting the welfare of the children of Middle Country, does hereby go en record as opposed to the opening of the Shoreham Power Plant until both an acceptchle safety standard can be met and an acceptchle evacuation plcn can be developed.
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I the undersigned School District Clerk of Middle Countrf Central School District at Centerecch, County of Suffolk, State of New York, DO HERESY CERTIFY:
That I have compared the cnnexed extract of the minutes of the regular meeting of the Board of Education held on the 4th day of October 1982, with the original thereof on file in my office cnd that the scme is a true and correct transcript therefrom cnd of the whole of said original so fcr as it relates to the subject matter herein referred to.
s I FURTHER CERTIFY that all members of said B,ocrd of Education had due notice of said meeting.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand cnd offixed the Seal of said School District this 7th day of October 1982.
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