ML20195J108
| ML20195J108 | |
| Person / Time | |
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| Site: | Seabrook  |
| Issue date: | 01/07/1988 |
| From: | Rich Smith HOUSE OF REP. |
| To: | Smith I Atomic Safety and Licensing Board Panel |
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| OL, NUDOCS 8801210167 | |
| Download: ML20195J108 (5) | |
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Dear Judge Smith:
Please find enclosed correspondence from one of my constituants, Mr.
Maurice Murphy of Greenland, regarding off-site emergency plans for the Seabrook nuclear power plant.
Mr. Murphy is particularly concerned with the adequacy of provisions As I said to Mr. Murphy that are related to the safety of school children.
in my response to him, I would like to make his letter available to the ASLB for consideration, as his questions are ones that must have answers if the New Hampshire plans are to gain federal approval.
With warm regards, Robert C. Smith RCS:mp Enclosure 8801210167 080120 PDR ADOCK 06000443 C
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i 0:tober 26, 1937 The Honorable Robert C. Seith
?.'. Box 737 7:!fboro, NH 03844
Dear Mr. Smith,
Mere than a year ar.o I addressed the 1ttsched letter to Dr. Carl Wood, the Greenland is within the ten elle rrincloal of the Orcenland Central School.
eva eustlen zone surrounding the Se1 brook nuclear pisne.
. ! ace I wrote the letter neither Dr. Wood nor anyone else has been able to that Dr. Wood has polled the snsver sny of the questions I raised, except the schoci in the tescFers and discovered thst not one will scree to remain at event s a nuclear emergency.
Sr. Wood is f sced with the real possibility of standing alone with 250 children waiting for busses that may never come.
I hsve asked these questions directly and in letters to Oovernor Sununu. Civil Defense Director Strome, the Civil Defense Director of Oreenland and numerous Officials of the NRC.
Nobody, absolutely nobody has any answers.
to insist that if we must have an I ssk you, as a responsible public servant, evacuation plan then we must hsve one ubich has a reasonsble chance of working if we ever need it.
2bst can you do, whst can I do?
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- n several of our recent conversations I have voiced my concerns about
- resent proposed evacuation plan for Greenland, particularly as it relates t Because you are the evacuation and safetusrding of the children in our school.
in a position of considerable influence in the planning process, and core pointedly, you are the individual responsible for protecting our children in it worthwhile to put my the event of a life threatening emerr,ency,1 thought rost serious concerns to you in writing.
Fundamental to the concept for' evacuating the school is the decision to recove A
to the assigned receiving center.
all the children, as a body, in busse.
ll make
- ocent's consideration of-the linited nuuber of possib Built on this shaky foundation rather an acceptance of the only alternative.
ld the rest of the plan requires us to cake assumptions which the real wor y sts are risky assumptions indeed.
c at matter any busses, how can we guarantee that
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Tir n-4 ta tion, or worse, that drivers will be available, that drivers vill remain houJd we be concerned with fuel, should actually re-enter a threatened ares?have backup busses, w dow/soon af ter an alert will busses be available. load busses, at whst lev tine, food water,
- uld we not hre'we preparedifpr an extended transport (oy will our busse l
shelter?
supervision, security?
have priority or an escort?
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Carl Wood, Tehruary 5, l'06 Seccad, assuming a high icvel of anxiety durinc an alert, which of our teachers the school, what procedures are in place to accouat for required f or pick up, how would remain at childern who are picked up, what authori:3 tion is vill we prevant children f rom w1 adoring away what of handicapped children, If we are require.1 to shelt'er at the school, what of kindergarden children.?
is do we have stocks of food and uster, is the building radiation resistant, l
h there suf ficient space to shelter, do we have backup power, can we fi ter t e is the is the staf f prepared to stay en duty for extended periods, what
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to wide latitude.issumptions.
How The entire subject of conmunications is lef twill the nature of the ceers f or the decision, wha t if to order busses and evacuate, what are che critoriaif busses don't arrive within a is you are absent, whatif the pluuo arrives without wariing?
Shouldn't the school reasonable, what have a private, dedicated phone link that could not be jatned with inco:ning panic calls.?
Carl, these are just a few of the questions that come to mind, imagine if to the problem.
I am profoundly concerned that my son soneone put real thoughttbo school bacause there weren't enough busses or because could be left st We are fsced with a potential sor. cone forgot to properly account for him.
problem of unspeskable proportions and so far no one has done anything realistic about it.
What can I do to help?
Sincerely, Maurice ".. Murphy Great Bay Drive, East Greenland, SR 03340 i
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