ML20071A040

Supplemental Testimony of a Gromack Re Recreational Programs within 10-mile Emergency Planning Zone.Certificate of Svc Encl.Related Correspondence

ML20071A040
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Site:	Indian Point
Issue date:	02/14/1983
From:	Gromack A ROCKLAND CITIZENS FOR SAFE ENERGY
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POWER ALTIHORITY OF THE STATE Fehag M, N MhfDQ OF NEW YORK (Indian Point Unit 3)

SUPPLEMEtCAL TESTIMONY OF ALEX GROMACK ON BEHALF OF RCSE l The following is supporting data to testimony given by Alex Gromack, June 7,1982.

There are a majority of recreational programs (public and private) which are held within the 10 mile EPZ. The following is a list of facilities that are frequently used for re-creational programs: .

Clarkstown North High School Woodglen Elementary School Chestnut Grove Elementary School Valley Cottage Elementary School Congers Elementary School Congers Community Center ,

Lakewood Elementary School Rockland Project School Laurel Plains Elementary School Rockland Country Day School Link Elementary School St. Augustine's School Little Tor Elementary School St. Paul's School New City Elementary School Rockland Lake Park Street School Community Center Also, there are certain facilities that are just outside the 10 mile EPZ that do serve many people within the 10 mile zone, e.g. Germonds Park -- had over 4,000 residents on June 13, 1981 present for the opening of the pool. Another example: the annual July 2,1981 Concert anc' Fire Works -- had over 6,000 residents in attendance at the Nanuet High School.

These are just two examples of events attracting many thousands of residents who live within the 10 mile EPZ to a facility which is located as little as one mile outside of the EPZ. .

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l Examples of activities that use the many facilities within the 10 mile EPZ are (statistical figures of attendance attached):

1 T-Shirt Baseball Kids Dog Show Basketball Open Gyms Big Wheel Rally Summer Playgrounds Physical Fitness Pre-school Programs Camping Program Sr. Citizen Activities Community Center Programs & Activities Softball Football Soccer Winter Sports Swimming Programs Goblin Parade Special Events Ice Skating Instructional Programs 8302180384 830214 PDR ADOCK 05000247 PDR

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PROGRAM STATISTICS PROGRAM AGE GROUP REGISTRATION Baseball Awards Ceremony All 500 Clinic 8 Years Old 90 Coaches Adults 119 T-Shirt Leagues 9-16 Years Old 1,064 Umpires 15-20 Years Old 66 Basketball Awards Ceremony All 350 Coaches Adults 63 Referees 15-20 Years Old 42 Foul Shooting Contest All 400 T-Shirt Leagues 8-18 Years Old 509 Big Wheel Rally 3& 4 Years Oli 84 Boy's-Men's Physical Fitness 133 Camp Promise 58 Camp Venture 74 Camping Grades 4-6 Introduction to Camping, Ccngers Lake Park 13 Campout - North Lake, Haines Falls, NY 19 Campout - Hither Hills, Long Island, NY 13 Community Centers Central Nyack Community Center:

General Recreation 12,000 Movies 100 Outside Groups 2,800 l Dances $40 Summer Playground 60 Congers Community Center:

General Recreation 16,000 Arts & Crafts 43 Dances 200

, Senior Citizens (Friday-all clubs) 2,000 Outside Groups 6,500 Doll & Model Contest 12 Years Old and Under 271 1

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Football Awards Ceremony All 450 Clinic 8 Years Old 36 27

[g Coaches Adults Flag League 9-13 Years Old 200 E Midget 9-13 Years Old 240 $a E

Girls Winter Sports Grades 3-12 28 E y

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E Instructional Programs Grades K-9 i Arts & Crafts (Nanuet)

Baton Twirling 62 22

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Model Rocket / Boat Building 33  ;

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Adult 85 E Teenage 13-18 Years Old 2,400 [

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Camp Clarkstown Grades 1-6 426 i Junior High Center Grades 7-9 163 Playgrounds Grades 1-6 1,329 Summer Olympics Grades 1-9 447 Carnival All 3,000 Pool Parties 12-17 Years Old 800 -

Pre-School Program Central Nyack 137 Congers 213 Highview School (Summer) 120 Street School (Summer) 132

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Bardonia 70 Central Nyack 50 Congers I 160 i Congers II 75 Lakeview 76 Middlewood 100 Monterey 138 Nanuet 175 New City I 175 New City II 144 i Squadron Gardens 70 j Annual Picnic 802 4 Spain - vacation . 50 Wildwood - vacation 152 ~

Discount Program 6,000 Merchants 135 Annual Show 700 Serendipity Saturday All 4,000 '

Soccer Clinic 9-13 Years Old 209 Referees 15-20 Years Old 12 h

Softball (Youth) Grades 3-12 78 l Summer Concert & Fireworks All 6,000 Swimming Facilities

• Attendance Congers Pool 17,113 Lake Nanuet 30,740 Germonds Pool 58,527 106,380 *Not included in Total Registration Figures. g Swimming Permits Daily Permits 4,052 Family & Individual Season Permits 7,515 11,567 j i

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Synchronized Swimming 9-18 Years Old 2 i Instruction Adults 25 Instruction Youth 673 Competitive Swimming 6-17 Years Old 54 Pre-Competitive Swimming Up to 18 Years Old 47 Competitive Diving Up to 18 Years Old 25 Advanced Lifesaving 16 Years Old & Over 2 2 Swim Meets All 1,700 Diving Meets l All 150 l

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Permits Issued All 569 2 Tournaments Adult 62 g i Children 5 g El

• world Hula Hoop Up to 15 Years Old 945  !

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i BEFDRE THE A'IOMIC. SAFETY AND LICENSING BOARD g

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F I hereby certify that I have served copies of SUPPLEMENTAL g TESTIMONY ON BEHALF OF RCSE to the service list below on this i 14th day of February, 1983, by depositing it in the United [

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