ML13143A396

LTR-13-0455 Multiple Citizens E-mails San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station Restart

ML13143A396
Person / Time
Site:	San Onofre
Issue date:	05/22/2013
From:	Russell K, Strawn M J, Willey P K Public Commenter
To:	Apostolakis G E, Macfarlane A M, Magwood W D, Ostendorff W C, Svinicki K L NRC/Chairman, NRC/OCM/GEA, NRC/OCM/KLS, NRC/OCM/WCO, NRC/OCM/WDM
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LTR-13-0455
Download: ML13143A396 (3)

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Wright, Darlene From: K Russel [needtoknow1@gmail.com]

Sent: Wednesday, May 22,201310:05 PM To: CHAIRMAN Resource; CMRSVINICKI Resource; CMRPOSTOLAKIS@nrc.gov; CMRMAGWOOD Resource; CMROSTENDORFF Resource

Subject:

SAN ONOFRE RESTART -NO actually) we can do without the power the plant provides we can do without a lot of horrible things created by fools and marketed to idiots just watch us DECOMMISION THE PLANT until all safety concerns, including the steam generator thing, the waste) and RENEWABLE backup system for disasters like fukushima etc.) are met i totally oppose all nuclear power they are technologically disgusting you must end this unthinkably dangerous technology like the C02 level off the charts, there is no fix so, would you rather have us all die this way or that? do you honestly believe your mf nuclear plants are "green"? how about mining, transporting, sequestering the waste so poorly it is sickening how stupidly this plays out SHUT IT DOWN until public safety concerns are met openly and transparently kathleen russell 1203 w 16 spokane washington 992-3 5097012129 1

Wright, Darlene From: P. K. Willey [pkwilley@wiseearthpublishers.comj Sent: Thursday, May 23, 2013 5:26 AM To: CHAIRMAN Resource; CMRSVINICKI Resource; CMRAPOSTOLAKIS Resource; CNiRMAGWOOD Resource; CMROSTENDORFF Resource

Subject:

Your help needed on San Onfre Dear Comissioner and Officials and Authorities, Greetings.

I am writing to you to express my deep concern about the directions that energy development is taking in our country. The USA has lost its place as world leader not only morally, but financially and scientifically as well. The agencies that were developed to safeguard the interests of the public, are now only doing so for the private. It is imperative that we rethink every action before taking it, in light of the coming generations:

what benefits and risks "v:ill it give them, how will it potentially affect the environment that future generations must live in. If the answer to these questions is in anyway negative, we need to abandon the plan. Fukushima, Nagasaki, Hiroshima, Hanford, Three Mile Island, Chernobyl-how much more proof of the horrific dangers of nuclear power do we need? Safe, productive alternatives exist plentifully.

Let us spend our tax dollars, our time on this planet in ways that will be beneficial to the future generations and the Creation.

Furthermore:

A RE-START OF SAN ONOFRE IS IN VIOLATION OF ITS LICENSE ON ISSUES RELATING TO THE STEAM GENERATORS AND MANY OTHERS, THAT ALL THESE ISSUES MUST BE FULLYVEITED IN ADJUDICATED PUBLIC HEARINGS, AND THAT THE MANY LESSONS OF FUKUSHIMA MUST BE FULLY EVALUATED BEFORE ANY RE-START COULD BE GRANTED. Please see what you can do to take common sense action, ,,,,,ith a strong eye to the future of our children, in this regard. Sincerely, P.K. Willey 1 Wright, Darlene From: Mike Strawn [mjs55@juno.com]

Sent: Thursday, May 23,20134:17 AM To: CHAIRMAN Resource

Subject:

Restarting the San Onofre Reactor

Dear NRC Chair:

I urge you to vote against the restart of the San Onofre Reactor. A restart of San Onofre would be in violation of its license on issues relating to the steam generators, among other issues. All these issues should be fully vetted in adjudicated public hearings, and the lessons of Fukushima must be fully evaluated as well before a restart could be granted. Sincerely, Michael 1. Strawn 29631 Palomino Warren, MI 48093 1