ML20116F499

Forwards Ltr from Constituent Concerning Matter Re Nrc. Issues Should Be Addressed in Appropriate & Expeditious Manner.No Response to Ofc of Vice President,Necessary

ML20116F499
Person / Time
Site:	Fermi
Issue date:	07/15/1996
From:	Mason B PRESIDENT OF U.S. & EXECUTIVE OFFICES
To:	NRC OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY (SECY)
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NUDOCS 9608070045
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{{#Wiki_filter:, -h ~ OFFICE OF THE VICE PRESIDENT WASHf NGTON MEMORANDUM DATE: Ju]y 15, 1996 TO: Sec:retary of the Commission Nuc: lear Regulatory Commission Was hington, D.C. 20555 Enclosed.is a letter from a constituent concerning a matter related to the Nuclear Regulatory Commission. This information was sent to the office of Vice President Gore. On behalf of the Vice President, I am forwarding this material with the request that the issues be addressed in an appropriate and expeditious manner. An acknowledgement of receipt and a notification of this referral has been sent. Please respond directly to the correspondent. No reply to this office is necessary. Thank yo2 in advance for your attention to this matter. Sincerely, M-_- Bill Mason Director of Correspondence for the Vice President BM/wem Enclosure 9608070045 960715 PDR ADOCK 05000341 P '3 DR C g0 ' hh PRINTED ON RECYCLED PAPER

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4. - = - l 1 t i i l March 3, 1987 l 1 Honorable Board of Commissioners: I would like to have a Resolution adopted by the Board of Commissioners to ask the Governor to take action concerning l the safety of the Fermi II Nuclear Plant. The plant has recently had several'$ hut Downs". Persons in charge admitted they did not know the exact reason for the " Shut Downs." As recent as Sunday, March 1, there was a. shut down due to " Operator Error." a-I In view of the recent multiple incidents, siren malfunction, l no evacuation road, etc., I think it is time the Board ask the Governor's intervention on behalf of the people. Sincerely. B. C. Pierce cc: Attorney General l l I

l l AGENDA MONROE COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS f REGU1AR MEETING TUE5 DAY. MARCH 10,1987 - 7:00 P.M. -) 1. CALL TO ORDER II. ROLL CALL III. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE IV. APPROVAL OF MINUTES V. CITIEENS TIME VI. CONSENT AGENDA

1) Letter from Chairman requesting confirmation of the following appointments:

a) Executive Board - Touch Center Education Program: Dwight DuRocher. Gus Janssena. Don Arnold; b) Data Processing and Insurance Committees Donald Arnold. Chairperson. Trank DeSfoover. Dwight DuRocher. Clayton Charron, John Kryston. Royce Maniko, Jim Beck; (c) Act 342 - Board of Review: Frank Kuron. Chairperson Mary Ray Thayer John Kryston. Don Burton; (d) DCP Advisory Council Frank Kurong (a) Michigan Week Committee Donald Arnold. Co-Chairman, Jon Eckert. Co-Chairman Royce Maniko. Barry Grenavitake; (f) Communications Center Committee: Frank Kurong (3) In-dustrial Development Corporation: Dorothy Navarre.

2) Letter from Chairman submitting the following schedule for the Commissioners attendance at Fair Board Meetings: District #1 - April 9. 1987. District

1. 2 - May 14. 1987 District #3 - June 11. 1987 District #4 - July 9.

1987. District f 5 - July 30.1987 District #6 - September 10, 1987 District #7 - October 8, 1987. District #8 - November 5, 1987, and District

1. 9 - December 10, 1987.

3) Finance Committee Reports:

a) Recommending that a letter be sent to the Nuclear Regulatory Commission reaffirming the Board's position relative to the ten mile emergency 1 planning zone. 1 b) Recommending that discussion be shceduled on the Agenda of the March 10, 1987 Regular Meeting, on the pending legislation concerning emergency planning zones and the NRC proposed rule concerning the waiver of emergency plans, c) Recommending that the Auditor seek proposals for the purchase of a table top tape recorder, which would also have the capability of being used as a transcriber, with a foot pedal and headphones, for recording various meetings held outside of the Board Chambers. d) Recommending to approve the recommendation of the Auditor for the following 1987 Budget Amendment to increase the County Drain Revolving Tund to 5450.000.00: 1) Transfer $245.000.00 from 1982 Delinquent Tax Revolving Fund 617 to the General Fund Revenue Account #101-250.00-655.0103 and 2) Add under Special Appropriations to Other Funds $245.000.00 to Account #101-975.00-999.180. e) Recommending that a copy of the Code cf Ethics and Implementation Guidelines submitted by the American Society for Public Administration be attached to each County employee's pay check. f) Recommending that the bidding process be valved for the purchase of the video equipment and accessories. g) Recommending that the Panasonic Video Camera and accessories be purchased from Durocher's TV and Appliance at a cost of $1.429.00. /

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_ yT:Y. ( >~ ~~ AGENRA 30ARD OF COPMISSIONERS . PACE 2 VII. C000RWICATICIIS Board Act h e 1) Letter from 3. C. Pierce requesting a Resolution from the.toard regarding the safety of Perni II.

2) Letter from 71rne11e C. Voss requesting appointment to the OCP Advisory-

., Council.

3) Letter and Information submitted by the Safe Energy Coalition of Michigan relative to emergency planning for nuclear power plants. (The Chairmas and Legal Advisor recommend no action until a summary of the bills are received) 4)

Letter from Michigan Association of Counties regarding Federal Anti-Driss Granteand Criminal Jastice.

3) Letter from County Clerk regarding the citizen appointeest to the Tax Allocation Board.

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6) Letter from Sheriff ' submitting the report of overtime money spent on the Northington and Escher cases.

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7) Letter from Director.' Arthur Lesow Conaunity Center requesting an appoint-ment of a Commissioner to replace Jerry McEart on their Board of Directors.

8) Letter from Chairman regarding the FOOP Board of Directors.

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1) Three (3) Articles from the Emergency Preparedness News

2) Letter from Chairman. Monroe County Township Supervisors' Association

3) Lettar from Chairperson. Social Services Board

4) Letter to SEMSAS from llarbor Light

5) Resolution from Lenawee County

6) Letter from Personnel Director

7) Letter from DCP Director

8) Three (3) Letters to Detroit Edison from the NRC

9) Letter to Sherif f from Personnel Director

10) Letter from Michigan Association of Counties ll) MCSSA Legislative Report

12) Letter from Congressaan Dingell

13) Letter from Cooperative Extension Service

14) Letter to Board of Auditors f rom k'ormers' Compassation Board of Magistrates

15) Minutes on File with Clerk a) Soil and Water Conservation Dist ict VIII. PUBLIC HEARINGS - None IX.

RESOLUTIONS X. COMMITTEE REPORTS

1) Human Resources Coanittee - Chairperson. Frani DeSloover

2) Physical Resources Committee - Chairperson. Richard Reed

3) Personnel Services Committee - Chairperson. Dcnold Arnold

4) Other Reports XI.

OLD BUSINESS !) Discussion on salary increase for Pr:secuting /ctorney

2) Discussion on Policy regardinE grants. negotiations and contracts (tabled on February 24 1987).

III. NEk' BUSINESS XIII. CITIZENS TIME Specia! ;otes: XIV. ANNOUNCEMENTS

1) Ile:ted Officials Informational Meeting or XV.

MDIBERS TIME the SSC - March 14. 1987. 9:30 a.a.. Board Chnbe rs. XVI. ADJOURNMENT

2) Gereral Public Informational Meeting on th SS: - March 14 1987. 1:30 p.m.. Community CCege.

3) ~.r:ative Date for Tour of Fermi Plant - Apr.1 7. 1987 - 12:00.no m..

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at the Ecology Center of Ann Arbor trho had mised thejeds rare public. hearing.and,six months of review.

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