ML20238C977
| ML20238C977 | |
| Person / Time | |
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| Site: | Peach Bottom  |
| Issue date: | 12/09/1987 |
| From: | Russell W NRC OFFICE OF INSPECTION & ENFORCEMENT (IE REGION I) |
| To: | Hunt W AFFILIATION NOT ASSIGNED |
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| NUDOCS 8801040020 | |
| Download: ML20238C977 (13) | |
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Dear Dr. Hunt:
This letter is in response to your November 9, 1987 letter in which you ex- I pressed concern regarding the lack of adequate publicity about our November 4, l 1987 meeting in Quarryv111e, Pennsylvania which was conducted to receive public comments on the Philadelphia Electric Company (PEco) Peach Bottom Commitment to Excellence Action Plan. Although we ensured it was prominently advertised in four local papers on October 28, 1987 as well as on November 1, 1987, we had also intended to issue a press release before the meeting to provide for a more winspread dissemination as was done in the case of similar public meetings held in' Harford and York counties on September 24, 1987. Regrettably this was overlooked until the last minute in the case of the Quarryville meeting.
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We hope that you will accept our apology for this oversight. As we indicated in the published announcements as well'as at the meeting, you are welcome to submit for our consideration your written comments on the PECo plan to Mr. J.
Linville, U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, 631 Park Avenue, King of Prussia, Pennsylvania 19406.
With respect to the NRC position on the PEco plan, we are still reviewing the plan and have not yet reached a conclusion on its adequacy. As stated by the NRC both in the meeting notices and at the meeting itself, we conducted the i meeting to receive public comments on the PEco plan as an additional input in i our review process. The results of our review will be made public before the Peach Bottom plants are allowed to restart. l Singerely, h" .
Wil'Jiam T. Russell Regional Administrator I
Enclosure:
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15 1 news. It seems to me'that we are all living here by choice.
2 If we were so deadly afraid of nuclear power, non'e of us would 3 live here. If it were that dangerous, none of us would be 4 here, but we are.
5 So going on that context, why it would seem to me 6 that I would like to see Peach Bottom restart. I would like to 7 see safety be the prime concern. But I do not feel as though l 8 Philadelphia Electric was the only one at fault here. Thank 9 you.
10 MR. WENZINGER: William Hunt.from Quarryville.
11 MR. HUNT: Thank you'for the opportunity to make a i 12 few comments. I feel that I come from a unique position; 13 because I lived eight miles from Three Mile Island in 1979.
14 And that was the year that my son was born. And I thought a 15 lot about it when I was moving to Quarryville.
16 I, too, along with the other comments am a little 17 upset with the NRC in terms that certainly some of the 18 magnitude of TMI should.have raised the important problems with 19 Peach Bottom.
20 When I came to Peach Bottom, I had the opportunity to 21 do a lot of. physicals of the transient population. And 22 needless to say, there were obvious problems with both morale 23 and personnel. That was not true of many of the people who 24 lived here and worked there permanently.
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3 intel.l'.gence and their integrity. And I am also quite frankly i 4 impressed'by the fact that p.he people who wqrk there live here. l l
5 If Peach Bottom were that poorly run, I do not think that
> i l 6 people would subject their childrdn to live within close !
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12 their owt\ desire. So thetri were problems from above.
1 13 I am concdrnef:qbout seme of the environmental r 14 issues. But based on evidence tfdt is rather overwhelming, I 15 would be much more concerned about government subsidy of
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I 17 And when we talk about the instmnets of cancer, and heart 18 disease, and so forth, I have deen that in area, and I am 19 involved with it and I am concerned withLit. I am also greatly 20 concerned wLth the water supply.
21 I do not feel that Peach Bottom or the other nuclear 22 power plants are the main problem here. I sort of view nuclear 23 energy like I do AIDS. I wish it were not here, but it is 24 here. I think that there are a lot of positive things that 25 come from nuclear power. I think that in terms of AIDS that we
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4 inherently evil or bad that you shcald shut.lt off. In the 5 case of Peach Bottom from what I have seen based on people and !
l 6 the employees there, I feel that most of wh'at has happened has l 7 been more of political witch hunting. And I object strongly to 8 the lack of the NRC's ability to handle the situation. As it 9 is as bad as they say it is, it should have been handled years 1
ago. !
10 i 11 I again emphasize the fact that I would be very 12 comfortable about Peach Bottom reopening as long as the many 13 people who work there live here. Because they are not going to 14 expose their children and their family to an unnecessary risk 15 factor. And I must say that all of the people who have moved 16 into the area have brought their intelligence and integrity.
17 And I think that you should be looking at those people who do i I
18 live near Peach Bottom and are putting the effort into it. f 1
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20 MR. WENZINGER: Russell Robinson from York County.
21 MR. ROBINSON: Good evening, members of the l
22 Commission. And thank you, Doctor. You expressed my 23 sentiments exactly. I mentioned a month or so ago or a few j 24 weeks ago at the York County meeting that I recently moved this 25 area to work at Peach Bottom at the generating plant, and I i Heritage Reporting Company (202) 628-4888 l
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EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR DESC: ROUTING:
ENCLOSES LETTER FROM WILLIAM D. L. HUNT CONCERNING MURLEY LACK OF ADVANCED NOTICE-OF PUBLIC MEETING ON PEACH MURRAY BOTTOM i i
DATE: 11/24/87 i ASSIGNED TO: RI CONTACT: RUSSELL I
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