ML20196B927

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Comment Supporting Proposed Rule 10CFR50 Re Emergency Planning & Preparedness Requirements for Nuclear Power Plant Fuel Loading & Initial Low Power Operations.Power Needed in New England Area
ML20196B927
Person / Time
Site: Seabrook  NextEra Energy icon.png
Issue date: 06/08/1988
From: Gwinn R
AFFILIATION NOT ASSIGNED
To:
NRC OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY (SECY)
References
FRN-53FR16435, RULE-PR-50 53FR16435-00778, 53FR16435-778, NUDOCS 8806300407
Download: ML20196B927 (1)


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l Attention: Chief Docketing and Services Branch ,

l 1 Gentlemen:

As an interested person in c'tters relating to Seabrook Station I am requesting that the Commission change the requirements coupling the off site emergency response plan with initial criticality and low power testing less than 250 Mw thermal. These continuing delays associated with the start of Seabrook Station not only delays the eventual plant operation but provides addition justification to intervener groups and out of state officials to press on to create further financial problems for the utility. This kind of political 1 delaying provides for only increased costs without substantive improvement on the plant design or operation. It is within the l Commi ssi ons ability to expedite the process and expend efforts to allow Seabrook Station to operate.

The licensing of Seabrook Station can be delayed until there are no more questions to be asked, but we in New England cannot wait forever.

We have the means to produce needed power by the operction of Seabrook Station, but are held at bay by a handful of self proclaimed experts of plant operation and safety.' 1 ask you where has common sense gone?

There are plants similar in design.already in full power operation.

There is however, a big difference in the political environment between Connecticut, Georgia, and ourselves here in New England.

Sincerely,

, odest--

Robert A. Gwinn 8806300407 080600 PDR HH 50 D3VR1hA35 UDR

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