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| number = ML18179A030
| number = ML18179A030
| issue date = 06/14/2018
| issue date = 06/14/2018
| title = 2018/06/14 - Comment (14) E-mail Regarding T.P. 3&4 SLR EIS Scoping
| title = Comment (14) E-mail Regarding T.P. 3&4 SLR EIS Scoping
| author name = Public Commenter
| author name = Public Commenter
| author affiliation = Public Commenter
| author affiliation = Public Commenter
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{{#Wiki_filter:TurkeyPoint34SLREISCEm Resource From:                              jteas@everyactioncustom.com on behalf of James Teas
                                    <jteas@everyactioncustom.com>
Sent:                              Thursday, June 14, 2018 12:56 PM To:                                TurkeyPoint34SLREIS Resource
 
==Subject:==
[External_Sender] Comments RE: Docket ID NRC-2018-0101 (License Renewal for FPL's Turkey Point)
 
==Dear NRC Staff,==
 
As a resident of South Florida, I am very concerned about the operation of Turkey Point until the early 2050s, especially since the plant is already contaminating nearby resources such as Biscayne Bay National Park and threatening our regions drinking water resources through salt water intrusion due to hypersaline cooling canal water and ammonia.
I request that the NRC independently evaluate the pollution leaking from the cooling canal system and study alternative cooling technologies that could protect the environment. Cooling towers as a replacement for the existing cooling canals
, would solve the problem of salt water intrusion The area around Turkey Point is risk of inundation in the near future due to sea level rise and hurricane storm surges.
The NRC needs to study a range of sea level rise projections and consider those impacts on the plant, the cooling canal system, and the surrounding community, including for emergency evacuation procedures and planning.
Thank you.
Sincerely, James Teas 8445 SW 181st Ter Palmetto Bay, FL 33157-6051 1
 
Federal Register Notice:        83FR23726 Comment Number:                14 Mail Envelope Properties      (20180614165545.1.789B1168B6B17194)
 
==Subject:==
[External_Sender] Comments RE: Docket ID NRC-2018-0101 (License Renewal for FPL's Turkey Point)
Sent Date:              6/14/2018 12:55:45 PM Received Date:          6/14/2018 12:56:01 PM From:                  jteas@everyactioncustom.com Created By:            jteas@everyactioncustom.com Recipients:
Post Office:            everyactioncustom.com Files                          Size                  Date & Time MESSAGE                        1094                  6/14/2018 12:56:01 PM Options Priority:                      Standard Return Notification:            No Reply Requested:                No Sensitivity:                    Normal Expiration Date:
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Comment (14) E-mail Regarding T.P. 3&4 SLR EIS Scoping
ML18179A030
Person / Time
Site: Turkey Point  NextEra Energy icon.png
Issue date: 06/14/2018
From: Public Commenter
Public Commenter
To:
Division of Materials and License Renewal
NRC/NRR/DMLR
References
83FR23726
Download: ML18179A030 (2)
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TurkeyPoint34SLREISCEm Resource From: jteas@everyactioncustom.com on behalf of James Teas

<jteas@everyactioncustom.com>

Sent: Thursday, June 14, 2018 12:56 PM To: TurkeyPoint34SLREIS Resource

Subject:

[External_Sender] Comments RE: Docket ID NRC-2018-0101 (License Renewal for FPL's Turkey Point)

Dear NRC Staff,

As a resident of South Florida, I am very concerned about the operation of Turkey Point until the early 2050s, especially since the plant is already contaminating nearby resources such as Biscayne Bay National Park and threatening our regions drinking water resources through salt water intrusion due to hypersaline cooling canal water and ammonia.

I request that the NRC independently evaluate the pollution leaking from the cooling canal system and study alternative cooling technologies that could protect the environment. Cooling towers as a replacement for the existing cooling canals

, would solve the problem of salt water intrusion The area around Turkey Point is risk of inundation in the near future due to sea level rise and hurricane storm surges.

The NRC needs to study a range of sea level rise projections and consider those impacts on the plant, the cooling canal system, and the surrounding community, including for emergency evacuation procedures and planning.

Thank you.

Sincerely, James Teas 8445 SW 181st Ter Palmetto Bay, FL 33157-6051 1

Federal Register Notice: 83FR23726 Comment Number: 14 Mail Envelope Properties (20180614165545.1.789B1168B6B17194)

Subject:

[External_Sender] Comments RE: Docket ID NRC-2018-0101 (License Renewal for FPL's Turkey Point)

Sent Date: 6/14/2018 12:55:45 PM Received Date: 6/14/2018 12:56:01 PM From: jteas@everyactioncustom.com Created By: jteas@everyactioncustom.com Recipients:

Post Office: everyactioncustom.com Files Size Date & Time MESSAGE 1094 6/14/2018 12:56:01 PM Options Priority: Standard Return Notification: No Reply Requested: No Sensitivity: Normal Expiration Date:

Recipients Received:

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