ML20205K909

Submits Concerns Re Millstone,Units 2 & 3 & Lack of Emergency Mgt Plan for Eastern Long Island.Public Hearing Requested on East End of Long Island Before NRC Decides for or Against Restart

ML20205K909
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Site:	Millstone
Issue date:	01/12/1999
From:	Abrams L, Boot S, Chaskey M, Cole J, Dash M, Dobbs E, Fitzpatrick M, Mark King, Merrell J, Merrell S, Moges J, Nereel E, Rowland S, Scott A, Scott D, Scottgiry C, Soffel M, Soffer C AFFILIATION NOT ASSIGNED
To:	Diaz N, Dicus G, Shirley Ann Jackson, Mcgaffigan J, The Chairman NRC COMMISSION (OCM)
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Dr. Shirley Ann Jackson, Chair Commissioners Diaz, Dicus, McGaffigan U.S. Nuclear' Regulatory Commission I

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Dear Commissioners,

As you now know, we on the East End of Long Island are l

increasingly concerned about Northeast Utilities' Mill-stone plant less than 15 miles from our shores.

Our Congressman Michael Forbes has called for a shutdown of the faulty Reactor #3 which just last week has leaked l

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Long Island Sound. Congressman Forbes'also asked that you i

deny NU's request to reopen Millstone Reactor #2.

We request a public hearing here on the East End of Long Island before the NRC decides for or against the restart. At that hearing the NRC should also present a plan of thorough and continuous monitoring of our air and water for any levels.of radionuclides. Your stated mission is "to ensure adequate protection of the public health and safety, the common defense and security, and l

the environment in the use of nuclear materials in the

. United States." Unless you truly represent the public health and safety you are not fulfilling your mission-and we, the public, can demand whatever changes in the NRC are needed to dequately serve us.

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Dear Commissioners,

As you now know, we on the East End of Long Island are increasingly concerned about Northeast Utilities' Mill-stone plant less than 15 ndles from our shores, our Congressman Michael Forbes has called for a shutdown of the faulty Reactor #3 which just last week has leaked 800 gallons of water with radioactive tritium into Long Island Sound. Congressman Forbes also asked that you deny NU's request to reopen Millstone Reactor #2.

We request a public hearing here on the East End of Long Island before the NRC decides for or against the restart. At that hearing the NRC should also present a plan of thorough and continuous monitoring of our air and water for any levels of radionuclides. Your stated ndseion is "to ensure adequate protection of.the public y

. health and safety, the common defense and security, and the environment in the use of nuclear materials in the United States." Unless you truly represent the public i

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Dear Commissioners,

As you now know, we r>n the East End of Long Island are increasingly concerned about Northeast Utilities' Mill-stone plant less than 15_ miles from our shores. Our Congressman Michael Forbes has called for a shutdown of the faulty Reactor #3 which just last week has leaked 800 gallons of water with radioactive tritium into Long Island Sound. Congressman Forbes also asked that you deny NU's request to reopen Millstone Reactor #2.

We request a public hearing here on the East End of Long Island before the NRC decides for or against the

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Dear Commissioners,

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restart. At that hearing the NRC should also present a plan of thorough and continuous monitoring of our air j

and water for any levels of radionuclides. Your stated mission is "to ensure adequate protection of the public health and safety, the common defense and security, and the environment in the use of nuclear materials in the United States." Unless you truly represent the public

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We request a public hearing here on the East End of Long Island before the NRC decides for or against the restart. At that hearing the NRC should also present a plan of thorough and continuous monitoring of our air and water for any levels of radionuclides. Your stated mission is "to ensure adequate protection of the public i.calth and safety, the common defense and security, and the environment in the use of nuclear materials in the United States."

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Our Congressman Michael Forbes has called for a shutdown of the faulty Reactor #3 which just last week has leaked 800 gallons of water with radioactive tritium into Long Island Sound. Congressman Forbes also asked that you deny NU's request to reopen Millstone Reactor #2.

We request a public hearing here on the East End of Long Island before the NRC decides for or against the restart. At that hearing the NRC should also present a plan of_ thorough and continuous. monitoring of our air i

and water for any levels of radionuclides. Your stated mission is "to ensure adequate protection of the public health and safety, the common defense and security, and the environment in the use of nuclear materials in the

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Our Congressman Michael Forbes has called for a shutdown of the_ faulty Reactor #3 which just last. week has leaked 800 gallons of water with radioactive tritium into Long Island Sound. Congressman Forbes also asked that you deny NU's request to reopen Millstone Reactor #2.

We request a public hearing here on t.he East End of Long Island before the NRC decides for or againsc the restart. At that hearing the NRC should also present a plan of thorough and continuous monitoring of our air and water for any levels of radionuclides. your stated mission is "to ensure adequate protection of the public health and safety,_the conmon defense and security, and the environment in the use of nuclear materials in the United States." Unless you truly represent the public l

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of the faulty Reactor #3 which just last week has leaked 800 gallons of water with radioactive tritium into Long Island Sound. Congressman Forbes also asked that you deny NU's request to reopen Millstone Reactor #2.

We request a public hearing here on the East End of Long Island before the NRC decides for or against the restart. At that hearing the NRC should also present a i

plan of thorough and continuous monitoring of our air and water for any levels of radionuclides. Your stated mission is "to ensure adequate protection of the public health and safety, the conimon defense and security, and the environment in the use of nuclear naterials in the United States." Unless you truly represent the public health and safety you are not fulfilling your mission and we, the public, can demand whatever changes in the NRC are needed to adequately serve us.

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Dear Commissioners,

As you now know, we on the East End of Long Island are increasingly concerned about Northeast Utilities' Mill-stone plant less than 15 miles from our shores. Our Congressman Michael Forbes has called for a shutdown of the faulty Reactor #3 which just last week has leaked 800 gallons of water with radioactive tritium into Long Island Sound. Congressman Forbes also asked that you deny NU's request to reopen Millstone Reactor #2.

We request'a public hearing here on the East End of Long Island.before the NRC decides for or against the restart. At that hearing the NRC should also present a j

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Dear Commissioners,

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Our Congressman Michael Forbes has called for a shutdowr.

of the faulty Reactor #3 which just last week has leaked 800 gallons of water with radioactive tritium into Long Island Sound. Congressman Forbes also asked that you deny NU's request to reopen Millstone Reactor #2.

We request-a public hearing here on the East End of Long Island before the NRC decides for or against the restart. At that hearing the NRC should also present a plan of thorough and continuous monitoring of our air and water for any levels of radionuclides. Your stated mission is "to ensure adequate protection of the public health and safety, the common defense and security, and

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Dear Commissioners,

1 As you now know, we on the East End of Long Island are increasingly concerned about Northeast Utilities' Mill-

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' Long Island Sound. Congressman Forbes also asked that you deny NU's-request to reopen Millstone Reactor #2.

4 We request a public hearing here on the East End of Long Island before the NRC decides for or against the restart. At that hearing the NRC should also present a plan of thorough and continuous monitoring of our air and water for any levels of radionuclides. Your stated

- mission is "to ensure adequate protection of the public health and safety, the common defense and security, and

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health and safety you are not fulfilling your mission and.we, the public,'can demand whatever changes in the NRC are needed to adequately serve us.

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Dear Commissioners,

As you now know, we.on the East End of Long Island are increasingly concerned about Northeast Utilities' Mill-stone plant less than 15 miles from our shores.

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Congressman Michael Forbes has called for a shutdown 1

of the faulty Reactor #3 which just last week has leaked 800 gallons of water with radioactive tritium into Long Island Sound. Ccngressman Forbes also asked that you 1

deny NU's request to 1wopen Millstone Reactor #2.

We request a public hearing here on the East End of Long Island before the NRC decides for or against the restart. At that hearing the NRC should also present a i

plan of thorough and continuous monitoring of our air and water for any levels of radionuclides. Your stated mission is "to ensure adequate protection of the public health and safety, the common defense and security, and the enviroranent in the use of nuclear materials in the United States." Unless you truly represent the public health and safety you are not fulfilling your mission and we, the public, can demand whatever changes in the NRC are needed to adequately serve us.

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Dear Commissioners,

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Our Congressman Michael Forbes has called for a shutdown J

of the faulty Reactor #3 which just last week has leaked 800 gallons of water with radioactive tritium into Long Island Sound. Congressman Forbes also asked that you deny NU's request to reopen Millstone Reactor #2.

We request a public hearing here on the East End of Long Island before the NRC decides for or against the restart. At that hearing the NRC should also present a plan of thorough and continuous monitoring of our air and water for any levels of radionuclides. Your stated mission is "to ensure adequate protection of the public health and safety, the common defense and security, and the environment in the use of nuclear materials in the United States." Unless you truly represent the public health and safety you are not fulfilling your mission and we, the public, can demand whatever changes in the NRC are needed to adequately serve us.

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-Congressman Michael Forbes has called for a shutdown l

of the faulty Reactor #3 which just last week has leaked 800 gallons of water with radioactive tritium into Long Island Sound. Congressman Forbes also asked that you deny NU's request to reopen Millstone Reactor #2.

We request a public hearing here on the East End of Long Island before the NRC decides for or against the l

restart. At that hearing the NRC should also present a plan of thorough and continuous monitoring of our air and water for any levels of radionuclides. Your stated mission is "to ensure adequate protection of the public health and safety, the common defense and security, and the environment in the use of nuclear materials in the United States."

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Dear commissioners,

'As you now know, we on the East End of Long Island are increasingly concerned about Northeast Utilities' Mill-stone plant less than 15 miles from our shores. Our Congressman Michael Forbes has called for a shutdown of the faulty Reactor #3 which just last week has leaked 800 gallons of water with radioactive tritium into Long Island Sound. Congressman Forbes also asked that you deny NU's request to reopen Millstone Reactor #2.

We request a public hearing here or: tha East End of Long Island before the NRC decides for s: against the restart. At that hearing the NRC should also present a plan of. thorough and continuous monitoring of our air and water for any levels of radionuclides. Your stated mission is "to ensure adequate protection of.the public health and safety, the common defense and security, and the environment in the use of nuclear materials in the United States." Unless you truly represent the public health and safety you are not fulfilling your mission and we, the public, can demand whatever changes in the NRC are needed to adequately serve us.

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As you now know, we on the East End of Long Island are increasingly concerned about Northeast Utilities' Mill-stone plant less than 15 miles from our shores. Our Congressman Michael Forbes has called for a shutdown of the faulty Reactor #3 which just last week has leaked 800 gallons of water with radioactive tritium into Long Island Sound. Congressman Forbes also asked that you deny NU's request to reopen Millstone Reactor #2.

We request a public hearing here on the East End of Long Island before the NRC decides for or against the restart. At that hearing the NRC should also present a plan of thorough and continuous monitoring of our air and water for any levels of radionuclides. Your stated mission is "to ensure adequate protection of the public health and safety, the common defense and security, and 4

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Dear Commissioners,

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We request a public hearing here on the East End of Long Island before the NRC decides for or against the restart. At that hearing the NRC should also present a plan'of thorough and continuous monitoring of our air and water for any levels of radionuclides. Your stated mission is "to ensure adequate protection of.the public i

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Our Congressman Michael Forbes has called for a shutdown of the faulty Reactor #3 which just-last week has leaked 800 gallons of' water with radioactive tritium into Long Island Sound. Congressman Forbes also asked that you deny NU's request to reopen Millstone Reactor #2.

We request a public hearing here on the East End of Long Island before the NRC decides for or ?goinst the restart. At that hear 1ng the NRC shodic also present a plan of thorough and continuous monitoring of our air and water for any levels of radionuclides. Your stated mission is "to ensure adequate protection of the public health and safety, the common defense and security, and the environment in the use of nuclear materials in the United States." Unless you truly represent the public health and safety you are not fulfilling your mission and we,'the public, can demand whatever changes in the NRC are needed to adequately serve us.

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Dear Commissioners,

As you now know, we on the East End of Long Island are increasingly concerned about Northeast Utilities' Mill-stone plant less than 15 miles from our shores. Our Congressman Michael Forbes has called for a shutdown of the faulty Reactor #3 which just last week has leaked 800 gallons of water with radioactive tritium into Long Island Sound. Congrest. nan Forbes also asked that you deny NU's request to reopen Millstone Reactor #2.

We request a public hearing here on the East End of Long Island before the NRC decides for or against the restart. At that hearing the NRC should also present a plan of thorough and continuous monitoring of our air and water for any levels of radionuclides. Your stated mission is "to ensure adequate protection of the public health and safety, the common defense and security, and the environment in the use of nuclear materials in the Unitea States." Unless you truly represent the public health and safety you are not fulfilling your udssion and we, the public, can demand whatever changes in the NRC are needed to adequately serve us.

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Dear Commissioners,

As you now know, we on the East End of Long Island are increasingly concerned about Northeast Utilities' Mill-stone plant less than 15 miles from our shores. Our l

Congressman Michael Forbes has called for a shutdown l

of the faulty Reactor #3 which just last week has leaked 800 gallons of water with radioactive tritium into l

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l We request a public hearing here on the Eart End of Long Island before the NRC decides for or agai'ast the restart. At that hearing the NRC should a?.so present a plan of thorough and continuous monitorir.g of our air and water for any levels of radionuclides. Your stated ndssion is "to ensure adequate protect $ on of the public health and safety, the common defense and security, and the environment in the use of nuclear materials in the United States."

Unless you truly represent the public health and safety you are not fulfiiling your ndssion and we, the public, can demand whatever changes in the NRC are needed to adequately serve us.

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