House. Select Committee to Investigate Limerick Unit II (HR 257)
Organization
Dates
- Existence: 1984
Biography
The Pennsylvania House of Representatives adopted House Resolution 257 on June 8, 1984. This provided for the formation of the Select Committee to investigate Limerick II, a nuclear power generating station under the Philadelphia Electric Company. The Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission had suspended work on the project because residents and officials had underlying concerns that the nuclear station was not necessary. The Select Committee was responsible for investigating the need for Limerick II and determining whether or not there were less expensive alternatives which would make the cancellation of the project desirable.
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Select Committee to Investigate Limerick Unit II (HR 257)
Collection
Identifier: 02-SS1983_15
Scope and Contents
Pursuant to House Resolution 257 of 1984, The Select Committee to Investigate Limerick Unit II was created. This Select Committee was chosen to investigate the necessity of having the Limerick Unit II of the Philadelphia Electric Company. The committee was responsible for determining whether or not there were less expensive alternatives which would make the cancellation of the project desirable. The members assigned to the committee were James J.A. Gallagher (Chairman), Chaka Fattah, James...
Dates:
1983-1984