Calvert Cliffs III – Upcoming PSC Public Meeting Schedule

ByRod Adams

A couple of days ago I mentioned that the Maryland Public Service Commission would be holding a series of meetings in southern Maryland for people interested Unistar’s proposal to build a third nuclear power plant at Calvert Cliffs. Here are the details for the time and place of those meetings:

What: Maryland Public Service Commission (PSC)

When: August 4, 11 & 19 at 7:00p.m.

Where:

Holiday Inn Select
Solomon’s Island
155 Holiday Drive
Solomons, MD 20688

That is right off of Route 2/4 across from the Naval Surface Weapons Center.Written statements expressing how you feel about the project can be sent to the Maryland Public Service Commission. Be sure to include your own address – Maryland residents opinions will be very important.

Here is the address:
William D. Schaefer Tower 6, St. Paul Street, 16th Floor,
Baltimore, MD 21202.
In reference cite Case No. 9127

Rod Adams
Rod Adams

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