ML20071M047
| ML20071M047 | |
| Person / Time | |
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| Site: | Indian Point |
| Issue date: | 05/25/1983 |
| From: | Cuomo M NEW YORK, STATE OF |
| To: | Palladino N NRC COMMISSION (OCM) |
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| NUDOCS 8305310070 | |
| Download: ML20071M047 (3) | |
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i fihv6 feyiewed skrefully the circumstances surrounding your most pecint oFdeF affecting the future operation of the Indian Point reactors and concur th&t additional acti6ns.must be undertaken to satisfy the mandate p1&ced upon you by'10 CFR Section 50.54(s)(1).
I do not believe, however, that.these mandstes can in fact be Psalistically niet on a pennanent basis With6ut intbgrated participation of the federal government, the state, the 16eal governments, and utility.
The utilitiss have committed thbmselves to making available their Feibbeces to the st&te and local government to address the deficiencies identified by FD%.
Westchester county is proceeding expeditiously to remedy the cited difficulties for the > evacuation by bus drivers.
Rockland County is e6ntihulng its good faith bfforts to complete its revised plan and to have it hval1able for FE!M review by the end of the year.
I am pr6pered te work with the utilities at Indian Point and to offer assistance through the State D1saster Preparedness Commission during an interim period While Rockland County completes its process and while the Federal Government begins to address its own responsibility for disaster pFeparedness.
6uf dIlbbsti:ns With re~pressntatives of FEMA have led thim to cohciudd that the state personnel origini11y designated to compensate for R6ckland Cbunty's non-pirticipation Would be sufficient to address the co. mand and control responsibilities for effective implementation of the plan... The the resource comitment, and the legal authortty are all thehtiichl adequacy,ithin the plan currently under discussion with FEMA.
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istidents Of thh.kreti surroundi6g nuclear p6wer plants should not be the her th6uld th6 licensees be the hostages of the 16ftav6s 6f the licentski the pub 116 pF6bital.y str5hg. belief.thit it is unreasonsbl6 to seek to a je6alitist$
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inV61Yisen I believ6 thht a d6dicated cadre of trained personnel is the best insth6d 6f Ahturihg 6ffective implententation of any evacuation lan.
L ths deVeiopmeht of kgionally ' based, speciilly trEin6d radiological response tems t6 hr6 Vide command and control support t6 the states in Fespo6 ding tb radiological emergencies.
These teams ihould includ61.ndividuals With knowledge and expeHence in maki30 decisi6ns f6r protective actions.
- h. N6 is)1ementahlon.6f Shi recommendatichs contained ~1n NRC's 1979 ripbrta "Beyond Defense In Dbpth" for the development of a federal fund -- the Radiological Emergenef Response plan and Preparedness Fuhd; te provide the necissary resources to state and local goversmbnts to provide their oWn dedicated forces.
These tstources should be provided out of a federal distribution of funds so that the indirect tax of utility rate increases required by new federal policiei d6es not Adversely impact or disadvantage ens localitys
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To fail to do so is to 1save in place an unclene fed 6ral policy and to contribute to the anxi6 ties of the Fasidents and to the uncertainties of the industry.
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i u I k6cW thit you thare with me i concern for the effectiveness of any The iroblern is a national one and demands a lebriency planning rotess.
I would thk tnat you join Wtth me in seeking a M&tiohal solution.
66mprehe6AiVe hatf 6nA1 rasolution.to the complexities snd uncertainties 66nfronted by states, the localities and utilities.
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06ngrkitnien.Morfit Udall and Rich &Pd Ottinger and the Secretary of Energy, have h1Peady acknowledged the urgency of addressing this
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