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Motion to Relocate 830407-08 Prehearing Conference Set in Boston,Ma to Site within 10 Miles of Plant.Holding Conference 50 Miles from Affected Area Unfair & Inconsistent W/Commission Practices.Certificate of Svc Encl
ML20069E956
Person / Time
Site: Seabrook  NextEra Energy icon.png
Issue date: 03/18/1983
From: Curran D, Jordan W
HARMON & WEISS, NEW ENGLAND COALITION ON NUCLEAR POLLUTION
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Atomic Safety and Licensing Board Panel
References
NUDOCS 8303220234
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March 18, 1983 D X.f.].CD UtiITED STATES OF AMERICA NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSIOli 83 s1 Zi A10:12 BEFORE THE ATOMIC SAFETY AND LICEtiSIllG BOARD

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NECNP MOTION TO RELOCATE PREHEARING CONFERENCE TO SEABROOK AREA on March 16, 1983, the Licensing Board issued an order setting a prehearing conference for April 7 and 8, 1983, at the U.S. Tax Court in Boston, Massachusetts.

The subjects of the prehearing conference include technical contentions and emergency planning.

NECNP objects to the location of the prehearing conference at such a distance from the Seabrook plant site, and moves that it be relocated to the Seabrook area.

It is neither fair nor consistent with Commission practice to hold a prehearing conference fifty miles from the area where the affected public resides.

NECNP has numerous members in the Seabrook area,many of who live only a few miles from the plant.

See NECNP Petition to Intervene, filed Novermber 18, i

1981.

As members of an Intervenor organization, they have a vested interest in observing the conduct of th Seabrook licensing proceedings, i

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Furthermore, the Seabrook licensing hearings constitute the only public forum in which the public can influence and become aware of the safety issues which will affect them as long as the plant is in operation.

The public interest in observing these licensing proceedings is particularly high where the issues discussed relate to emergency planning--a process which every local citizen will be required to understand and participate in.

In this case, where a FEMA representative is being asked by the Board to discuss emergency planning for the localities surrounding the Seabrook plant, the residents of those towns have a special interest in attending the hearing.

Those people without access to transportation or the time to drive to Boston will be effectively barred from the hearing.

Finally, local residents of the Seabrook area, including members of NECNP, are entitled to a reasonably accessible hearing location.

NRC regulations require that licensing hearings be "public."

10 C.F.R. 52.751.

This guarantee is hardly meaningful where the people who are most affected by the issuance of the license must travel long distances and therefore may,be prevented from attending the hearings.

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For the foregoing reasons,11ECNP moves that the April 7 and 8 prehearing conference be moved to a location within approximat ely ten miles of the Seabrook site, and that all future hearings be conducted at a location within that distance from the site.

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