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Date received in the Selectmen's Office Date received in the Town Clerk's Office <br /> Non-Binding Public Advisory Question <br /> LEAD PETITONER: Maxine Wolfset and Arlene Williamson <br /> DAY PHONE: 508-477-8225 or 774-521-3347 <br /> Petition for a Nonbinding Public Opinion Advisory Question for the Mashpee Spring <br /> 2013 Ballot <br /> Whereas, Massachusetts Emergency Management Agency (MEMA) Director Kurt Schwartz <br /> has acknowledged that Cape residents and visitors are "in harm's way" in the event of a <br /> radiological accident at the Pilgrim Nuclear Power Station in Plymouth; <br /> Whereas, MEMA has determined that Cape residents and visitors will not be evacuated but <br /> plans to relocate Cape citizens after exposure to dangerous radioactive materials released <br /> in an accident; <br /> Whereas, citizens of the Town of Mashpee find this State response to Pilgrim's threat to our <br /> health and safety unacceptable and in violation of the public trust; <br /> Therefore, be it resolved that we the people of Mashpee respectfully request Governor <br /> Deval Patrick to call upon the Nuclear Regulatory Commission to uphold their mandate to <br /> shut Entergy's Pilgrim Nuclear Power Station in Plymouth because the public safety, <br /> particularly Cape and Islands residents and visitors, cannot be assured. <br /> The petition will be sent to: Congressman Edward Markey <br /> President Barack Obama Senator Therese Murray <br /> Governor Deval Patrick Senator Daniel Wolf <br /> Executive Office of Public Safety Rep. Sarah Peake <br /> Nuclear Regulatory Commission Rep. David Vieira <br /> Federal Emergency Management Agency Rep. Randy Hunt <br /> Massachusetts Emergency Management Agency Rep. Cleon Turner <br /> Barnstable County Commissioners Rep. Brian Mannal <br /> Senator John Kerry Rep. Timothy Madden <br /> Senator Elizabeth Warren Congressman William Keating <br /> or take any other action related thereto. <br /> Submitted by Petition <br /> Explanation: The petition will show support for the safety of Mashpee residents in the event of a major radiological <br /> accident from the Pilgrim Nuclear Power Plant in Plymouth, Ma. Cape Cod's unique geographic location will make it <br /> impossible for residents to evacuate. MEMA director Kurt Schwartz has stated the Cape Cod's two bridges will be closed <br /> to allow the people with in ten miles of the Nuclear Plant to escape. Exiting traffic off Cape Cod would interfere with <br /> their evacuation. Therefore, because the safety of Cape Cod residents and visitors including those people in Mashpee <br /> cannot be achieved we are asking to shut down the Plymouth Nuclear Power Station. <br /> # Print Name Legibly Signature Print Street Address <br /> Ci <br /> ' -..1' lid ,uc 1wa- a 6/I tee, • ✓ <br /> 2 <br /> Eli <br /> s /V -Phi �� 11� ( Svc <br /> 4 l� ru <br /> — <br /> 5 J ` R�r .. <br /> v i <br /> r 4�r q`�'sa.Y c,�, "''8, r a.r�'-' to r § r ✓ n; ^,&. '9 <br /> s f <br /> ty { s q r <br /> I hereby certtfy th2t the above' '" r names are those of registered voters in: <br /> e <br /> The Ttiwn <br /> '�c,g�"'y-1�w , .�i �,F{p tn.r- " "F 't"'F"'i !a S �a Yt �.✓y`k ^. � mix; �`ti�. fir.r�,1=.. `f� , nom« <br /> at <br /> t - ' <br /> ie <br /> De 11 *Y`s` V4� <br /> _�,. <br />
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