ML20244A528

Extends Invitation to Testify at 890518 Hearing on Economic Impact of Util Plant Settlement Agreement in Hauppauge,Ny

ML20244A528
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Site:	Shoreham File:Long Island Lighting Company icon.png
Issue date:	05/05/1989
From:	Yevoli L NEW YORK, STATE OF
To:	Zech L NRC COMMISSION (OCM)
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THE ASSEMBLY CHAIAMAN

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Zech, Chairman U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission 1717 H Street, NW Washington, DC 20555

Dear Mr. Zech:

As Chairman of the NYS Assembly Standing Committee on Commerce, Industry and Economic Development I cordially invite you to testify at our May 18 hearing on the economic impact of LILCO's Shoreham Settlement Agreement at the Suffolk County Legislative Hearing Room'in Hauppauge.

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I would welcome your comments on the impact of this agreement on Long Island's economic future.

Enclosed is an official notice listing the date, time and place of this hearing and a reservation form.

I look forward to your testimony.

Sincerely,

- 0 Lewis J.

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.j h THE ASSEMDLY STATE OF NEW ' YORK DJ ALBANY ECOu0KIC IMPACT OF LILCO's AGyrmuruT TO CIOSE TER SPOREEhN NDN RaR POWER PL&MT Public nm etn,' Raniv Fom Persons wishing to present testimony at the public hearing on the -

Economic Impact of LILCO's Agreement to Close the Shoreham Nuclear Power Plant are. requested to complete this reply form as soon as possible and mail it to:

Peter Carr Legislative Associate.

Assembly Standing Committee on Cosmarce, Industry and Economic Development 520-Capitol-Albany, NY 12248 (518) 455-4363 Please check the appropriate boxes and return this possible prior to. the scheduled hearing.

Complete information -is form as soon as essential so that persons may be notified in the event of emergency postponement or cancellation.

O I plan to attend the pudlic heario, on the Economic Impact of LILCO's Agreement to Close the Shoreham Huclear Power Plant, be conducted by the Assembly Committee on Commerce, Industry and to Economic Development, in Hauppacge, on Thursday, May 18, 1989 b

vi 1 be limited tolan to make a public statement at the hearing.

I My statement 10 minutes and I will answer any questions which may arise.

I will provide 10 copies - of my prepared statement.

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I would like to be added to the Committee's mailing list notices and reports.

(If for a copy of this hearing notice mailed to you, you are already on the Committee's mailing list.)

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SUR3rf'? t Economic Impact Nuclear Power Plantof LILCO's Agreement to Close the Shoreham PURPOErr An agreement Governor Mario M.between the Long Island Lighting Company and Cuomo will close the Shoreham Nuclear Power Plant on Long Island. The closing of this plant and conditions of this agreement will have significant effects on the businesses and residents la;ated on Long Island.

The New York State Assembly Standing Committ{

for an open public discussion of the economic i

this agreement.

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The committee will solicit testimony from academicians, business & sd industry leaders, labor representatives, local and State officials, and residents i

of Long Island concerning regional economic development, the future of the labor market, anticipated utility rates, the anticipated tax base, and standard of living on Long Island.and the overall economic climate EAUPPAUGE Thursday, May 18, 1989 I

10:00 a.m.

Legislative Bearing Room i

Suffolk County Legislature William H. Rogers Building

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Veterans Memorial Highu y Please see reverse side for a list of subjects to which witnesses m direct their testimony.

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soon as, possible.

It is important that the reply foun be fully emergency postponement or cancellation. completed and returned Oral testimony will be limited to 10 minutes' duration.

the order of witnesses, the Committee will attempt to accommodate In preparing individual requests to speak at These requests particular times in view of special circumstances.

form or communicated to Committee staff as early as possibleshould be ma Ten copies of any prepared testimony should be submitted at the hearing registration desk.

The committee would appreciate advance receipt of prepared statements.

In order to further publicize these hearings, please inform interest d parties and organizations of the Committee's interent in hearing' e

testimony from all sources.

Persons wishing to present this hearing or who would testimony at like to receive information on future hearings should complete the reply form as soon as possible.

LEWIS J. TEVOLI Member of Assembly Chairman, Committee on Commerce, Industry and Economic Development g

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NEW YORK STATE ASSEMBLY STANDING COMMITTER ON COMMERCE, INDUSTRY AND ECONOKIC DEVEIDPMENT PURLIC HEARING ON THE ECONOMIC IEPLCT O

'!O CLOSE THE SHOREHER KUCLEAR PDvER PLANT Selected sinie'ets To which witnesses May Dire-ci Their Test 6-ny 1.

The agreement to close the Shoreham Nuclear Power Plant Long Island without an adequate supply of power to meet its may leave energy needs.

What this shortagp of power?will the overall economic effects be from What measures can be taken to alleviate this anticipated shortage of power on Long Island?

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Analysts claim that the electric rate increases will t than 100% over the next 10 years as a result of this otal more forcing many businesses and homeowners l

agreement, ma-This jobs that could stifle the economy of Long Inland future tax base resemble should What will the leave Long Island?

How many businesses and residents districts prepare for the anticipated losses of taxcan local governme 3.

revenues?

Long Island businesses have long been leaders in se government contracts.

What impact will the electric rate curing Federal manufacturers to compete for such contracts? increa ability of 4.

The rate increases projected under this agreement impact on every homeowner on Long Island.

Will these rate will have an increases affect the prices of residential p will electric rates increase as roperty and how much owning and maintaining a home?

a percentage of the c ast of 5.

Today's growing economy can be attributed to the cre ti jobs by many small-and medium-sised busine'eces.

a on of noir increases projected in this agreement have a d l Will the rate on these small-and medium-sized businesses?e eterious e businesses be able to absorb these Will small operations or will we see smaller firms relocating elsewh rate increases into their 6.

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Over recent years, Long Island's manuf accurers are heavy users ofsteadily declined due to the manufacturing sector has Many double over the past ten years energy, have seen energy. costs continue to increase and believe the costs will as a result of the agreement.

Will this What can be done to offset the increase in the cps and?

order to retain manufacturing firms?

of energy in

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