ML20196E955

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Comment Supporting Proposed Rule 10CFR50 Re Emergency Planning & Preparedness Requirements for Nuclear Power Plant Fuel Loading & Initial Low Power Operations.Desires to See Plant Licensed as Soon as Possible
ML20196E955
Person / Time
Site: Seabrook  NextEra Energy icon.png
Issue date: 06/22/1988
From: Lewallen J
AFFILIATION NOT ASSIGNED
To:
NRC OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY (SECY)
References
FRN-53FR16435, RULE-PR-50 53FR16435-00967, 53FR16435-967, NUDOCS 8807010723
Download: ML20196E955 (1)


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MN 18 JN 23 P1 :56 Secretary of the Commission Attn:

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June 22, 1988 Secretary:

I would like to express my support of the purposed rule change 9

that will clarify public notification requirements prior to 5%

testing.

Public notification should not be tied to granting of a J

low power test license.

This would not be an issue if the Commonwealth of Massachusetts had not deliberately removed a 1

system that was installed to assure public-safety.

In my

opinion, Public notification for low power testing is a bogus i

issue that is being used as a self serving political issue.

The risks of an emergency at an operational nuclear power plant j

are minimal.

Any risk of an emergency at low power testing are to minuscule to be of concern.

Containment and the other redundant safety systems are designed to handle 100% power emergencies and are more than adequate to cope with any situation that could arise during the short duration of low power testing.

Being a resident of North Hampton which is within the 10 mile EPZ and the father of two I am interested in the safety of Seabrook.

To the best of

,nderstanding, Nuclear power provides the best available optic my energy requirements.

When a nuclear plant is opers prudently it is a clean, safe power source that does not cau.u the economic drain of imported fuel or power nor the pollution of a fossil plant.

I support your efforts to clarify this issue.

It is my desire to see Seabrook licensed as soon as possible and New England energy self-reliant.

Sincerely, gf s

M John T.

ewallen 11 Juniper Road North Hampton, New Hampshire 03862 8807010723 000622-PDR PR 50 53FRibA35 PDR f

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