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Levy, Units 1 and 2, Cola (Sensitive Material), Rev. 2 - Levy County Emergency Plan Part 02 - Draft (Redacted)
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Site:	Crystal River, Levy County
Issue date:	10/04/2010
From:	Elnitsky J; Progress Energy Florida
To:	; Office of New Reactors
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Figure 21A Assisted Living and Nursing Homes Within the Crystal River Nuclear Plant 10-mile EPZ Number of Facility Administrator Host Facility Residents

1. Cedar Creek Nature Coast Lodge 231 NW Hwy 19 279 N. Lecanto Hwy Gloria Jeannotte 64 Lecanto, Fl.34461 Crystal River, Fl. 34428 352-564-2446 352-527-9720

2. Crystal River Health and Rehab Ocala Health Rehab.

136 NE 12th Ave. 1201 SE 24th Road Crystal River, Fl. 34428 Ocala, Fl. 34471 352-795-5044 352-732-2449 Woodland Terrace 124 W. Norvall Bryant Hwy Lyn Brecher 116 Hernando, Fl. 34442 352-249-3100 Citrus Health & Rehab.

701 Medical Court E.

Inverness, Fl. 34452 352-860-0200

3. Cypress Cove Care Center Brooksville Health Care 700 SE 8th Ave. 1114 Chapman Blvd.

Crystal River, Fl. 34428 Brooksville, Fl. 34601 352-795-8832 352-796-6701 Surrey Place 2730 W. Marc Knighton Ct.

Eric Bell 118 Lecanto, Fl. 34461 352-746-6611 Brentwood In The Meadow 1900 W. Alpha Court Lecanto, Fl. 34461 392-746-6611

4. Crystal Gem Avante At Inverness 10845 W. Gem St. 304 South Citrus Ave.

Laurene Holder 45 Inverness, Fl. 34452 Crystal River, Fl. 34428 352-795-7601 352-726-3141

Figure 26 LEVY COUNTY RADIOLOGICAL EMERGENCY PLANNING RADIOLOGICAL EQUIPMENT ISSUED RECEIPT EQUIPMENT: SERIAL #:

EQUIPMENT: SERIAL #:

ISSUED TO: AGENCY:

PRINT DATE:

SIGNATURE ISSUED BY: AGENCY:

PRINT DATE:

SIGNATURE

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RETURNED BY: AGENCY:

PRINT

___________________________________________ DATE:

SIGNATURE RECEIVED BY: AGENCY:

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- - - CUSTODIAN OF THIS EQUIPMENT WILL INSURE THAT PROPER TRAINING HAS BEEN COMPLETED BEFORE USE. ****

BY THE RECEIVERS SIGNATURE, HE/SHE ACKNOWLEDGES THAT INVENTORY AND/OR CALIBRATION CHECKS WILL BE PERFORMED ON A QUARTERLY BASIS EITHER BY THE RECIPIENT OR THE REP STAFF.

Figure 27 Levels of Training Needed for County Personnel PERSONNEL LEVEL LEVEL LEVEL III I II DIRECTION AND CONTROL ALERT NOTIFICATION ACCIDENT ASSESSMENT TRANSPORTATION RECEPTION AND CARE MONITORING AND RADIATION EXPOSURE CONTROL PUBLIC HEALTH AND MEDICAL INGESTION PATHWAY PUBLIC INFORMATION DECONTAMINATION AND COMMUNICATIONS Fire X X X X Ambulance / Emergency Medical X X X X X Sheriff / Police X X X X County Commission

X American Red Cross Chapter

X X Hospital(s)

X X X X County Emergency Management X X X X X X X X X County Health Department

X X X X X County Agriculture Agent(s)

X X X X Public Works

X X X County/City Marine Law X X X X Enforcement

County Public Information Officer X X X County Engineer

X Emergency Operation Center X X Staff City Council(s)

X School Administration

X X X X

These groups will receive training if a training opportunity is identified and available.

The training program will then be tailored to the specific needs of the group.

Figure 28 EXPOSURE CONTROL PERSON AND EMERGENCY WORKERS WEARING DOSIMETRY RESPONSIBILITIES The Exposure Control Person will be the acting liaison between the REP Coordinator or designee and the emergency workers or personnel in his/her agency or organization.

The emergency workers working in the 10-mile EPZ should be assigned Dosimetry which keeps track of the workers accumulated radiation exposure.

While the emergency workers are in the 10-mile EPZ, they are required to look at their dosimeters every 30 minutes. The emergency workers should report the following situations described below to the Exposure Control Person. The Exposure Control Person is then required to relay the information to the REP Coordinator or designee in the Sheriffs Office EOC.

1. 100 mR When the emergency worker observes his/her accumulated exposure has reached 100 mR on his/her Low Range Dosimeter. The emergency worker is to report this to their Exposure Control Person and the information should be relayed to the REP Coordinator or designee.

2. Greater than expected exposure The REP Coordinator or designee will be told by Progress Energy and/or the Florida Dept. of Health/Bureau of Radiation Control what the approximate dose rates are in areas within the 10-mile EPZ. This data will allow the REP Coordinator or designee to calculate the approximate total exposure the emergency worker should be receiving per hour. The REP Coordinator or designee should then be able to tell the Exposure Control Person the approximate radiation exposure the emergency worker should receive for every hour he/she is in the area. The Exposure Control Person should relay this information to the emergency worker.

If the worker is receiving more exposure per hour than what he was told he would be receiving, he is to report this information to the Exposure Control Person and he/she is to relay this information to the REP Coordinator or designee. The Emergency Management Director or designee and the REP Coordinator or designee will review the radiation data and recommendations from the Florida Dept. of Health/Bureau of Radiation Control and Progress Energy to make a determination if the emergency worker should stay and continue his/her work or replace him/her with an emergency worker with less exposure.

Figure 28 (Continued)

3. 500 mR Turn Back Dose The emergency worker total exposure limit is 500 mR. This is also considered the Turn Back Dose. The emergency worker is not to exceed this exposure limit without authorization from the Emergency Management Director or designee. The emergency worker is to leave the 10-mile EPZ/Controlled Area prior to reaching this limit and notify the Exposure Control Person. This information should be relayed to the emergency workers supervisor, Emergency Management Director and REP Coordinator or their designees. The FL. Dept. of Health should be notified of the situation.

4. Life Saving Mission/Greater the 500 mR If the emergency worker is involved in a lifesaving situation in which he/she might exceed the 500 mR Turn Back Dose Limit, the emergency worker must first notify his/her agency/organization supervisor or designee and the Emergency Management Director or designee. Paperwork will be generated to allow an increase in the emergency workers allowable dose limit. The emergency worker should request radio priority and report his/her exposure readings frequently as directed by the Emergency Management Director or designee. If the emergency worker is unable to communicate his/her exposure readings to the Sheriffs Office EOC and his/her exposure has reached 3 Rem (on the high range dosimeter), the emergency worker should leave the area, unless the emergency worker is directly involved in a lifesaving situation. The emergency worker must not exceed 5 Rem total exposure.

5. Report exposure after 6 hours6.944444e-5 days 0.00167 hours 9.920635e-6 weeks 2.283e-6 months working in the 10-mile EPZ/Controlled Area The emergency worker should report his/her total exposure received after six (6) hours working in the 10-mile EPZ/Controlled Area to the Exposure Control Person.

The Exposure Control Person should relay this information to the REP Coordinator or designee.

6. KI If the emergency worker receives a recommendation from the Emergency Management Director or designee to take his/her KI pills, the emergency worker has the option whether or not to take it. The emergency worker is to take only one (1) KI pill per 24 hours2.777778e-4 days 0.00667 hours 3.968254e-5 weeks 9.132e-6 months . The emergency worker must record the date, time and his/her initials at the bottom of the Exposure Control Card in the Dosimeter Kit. If the emergency worker feels he/she is encountering side effects, this should be reported to the Emergency Management Director, REP Coordinator or their designees immediately.

Figure 28 (Continued)

7. When leaving the 10-mile EPZ/Controlled area Upon leaving the 10-EPZ, the emergency worker is to report to the vehicle decontamination location (Wash Down Station) to have the vehicle and him/herself surveyed for contamination. (Inquire which Wash Down Station to use.)

8. Return dosimeters, KI and Exposure Control Cards After processing at the decontamination location (Wash down Station), the emergency worker should return his/her dosimeters, KI (if not used) and Exposure Control Cards to the REP Coordinator or designee at the Sheriffs Office EOC.

Figure 30 Levy County Emergency Management Bronson, Florida 32621 SPECIAL PURPOSE VEHICLE - MONTHLY INSPECTION Employee John Vehicle REP Trailer Assigned: MacDonald

Description:

ITEM/EQUIP DATE:

Tire pressure and condition Spare tire License Plate Lights Tongue Wheel/Jack Trailer Hitch Equipment List on Board (Required)

Generator TESTED EQUIPMENT Radiation Survey Each kit contains: (1) CDV-700 Instrument Kits Tested Quarterly (1) CDV-715 Radiation Dosimetry Each kit contains: Low Range Dosimeters Kits Tested, Re-Zeroed Quarterly High Range Dosimeters Radiological Each Response kit contains a (1) CDV-700 Emergency Radiation Survey Instrument kit: (1) CDV-715 Response Kits Tested Quarterly NON-TESTED ITEMS AND EQUIPMENT ITEMS IN SHELF #1 Various Information signs Plastic Wrap 6 rolls Latex Gloves 4 boxes of 100 Chemical Decon Kits 2 boxes Trash Bags 2 boxes of 42 gal.

I Decon Personal Care 3 kits kits Yellow Oil Wipes Anti-Bacterial Wipes Wet Ones Wipes 12 containers Water Coolers 3 - 156 qt.. coolers

Auto. Battery Charger Safety Glasses 4 boxes of 12 each Progress Energy 1 box of 50 brochures Brochures Tool Box Plastic Sledge Hammer Dry Erase Board portable Sticky Step Off Pads 1 box Broom 1 Trash Cans 4, 45 gal. cans Stanchions 25 Large Tri-Pod Light 5 gal. Buckets 12 buckets Tubs 3 plastic 20 gal. tubs Rolling Carts ITEMS IN SHELF #2 Radiation Monitoring 10 kits Instrument Kits Rain Gear 6 assorted sizes ITEMS IN SHELF #3 Vehicle Wash Down 2 sets Apparatus Folding Canvas 2 chairs Chairs Long Handle 4 Brushes Bottled Water 1 case MREs 2 case Traffic Cones 12 cones Small Folding Table 1 table Radiation 2 kits Emergency Response Kits Steal Folding Chairs 6 chairs Short Step Ladder 1 ladder Folding Cot Fire Extinguisher 1 Shovel 1 ITEMS IN WORK STATION Flash Lights 6 flash lights Batteries 24, D-batteries Masking Tape 10 rolls

Duct Tape 5 rolls Misc. Screws Tire Guage ITEMS IN LEFT DRAWER WD40 1 can Insect Repellant 1 Case Fix-A-Flat 1 can Duct Tape 1 roll Large Sponges 4 sponges ITEMS IN LOWER CABINETS Kleenex Tissues Flash Lights 2 flash lights Cleaning Supplies ITEMS IN DESK Red Incident Command Bag Green Vests Incident Command Officer PIO Safety Officer Large Flashlights with Batteries Citrus County Map Dry Erase Kit Black Attaché -

Status Board Signs Tarps 1 blue Phone Book Emergency 1 book Response Guide Books Clip Boards 6 clip boards Carbon Monoxide Detector Paper Towels Duct Tape 2 rolls Masking Tape 2 rolls First Aid Kit Survey Tape 1 box ITEMS IN BOX #1 WASH DOWN MATERIALS MISC.

Garden Hoses 2 hoses Radioactive Material 1 roll Trash Bags Sign Stands 4 disassembled stands Tarps 2 blue tarps Clear Plastic 1 roll Sheeting Short Handle 4 brushes Brushes ITEMS IN BOX #2 PROTECTIVE PAPER SUITS Large Suits 25 suits X-Large Suits 25 suits XX-Large Suits 25 suits XXX-Large Suits 25 suits XXXX-Large Suits 25 suits ITEMS IN BOX #3 MISC.

Rope 1 roll of 50-ft rope Extension Cords 6, 50-ft extension cords Rags Bag of rags Leather Work 4 pair, assorted sizes Gloves ITEMS IN BOX #4 MISC.

Radiation Boundary Assorted lengths Rope ITEMS IN BOX #5 MISC.

Plastic Booties 100 pair Cotton Glove Liners 100 pair Plastic Trash Bags 2 rolls of 55 gal. bags Latex Gloves 2 boxes of 100 each; large and extra large Dust Masks 4 boxes of 20 each Wet Wipes 1 Box ITEMS IN BOX #6 RADIATION SIGNS AND TAPE Radiation Signs Assorted signs

Radiation Tape 4 rolls ITEMS IN BOX #7 OFFICE SUPPLIES Misc. Office Supplies ITEMS IN BOX #8 OFFICE SUPPLIES Masking Tape 6 rolls Duct Tape 6 rolls Flash Lights 10 flash lights Batteries 16 D-batteries ITEMS IN BOX #9 Towels 5 towels

Figure 31 Levy County Radiological Emergency Equipment and Supplies RADIOLOGICAL MONITORING EQUIPMENT (36) CD V-777-1 radiological emergency response kits which include:

1 CD V-700 Low range survey meter 1 CD V-715 High range survey meter 1 Hot Dog probe 1 Pan Cake Prove 1 Head set 3 batteries (200) Low range self-reading dosimeters (200) High range self-reading dosimeters (200) TLD badges (2) Walk through Portal Monitors Protective Equipment Various quantities for different sizes of Tyvex Protective Clothing (PC)

Various quantities of Latex Gloves Various quantities of cotton glove liners Various quantities of dust masks Various quantities of plastic booties Various quantities of safety glasses Emergency Services Equipment (2) Vehicle Wash Down Apparatuses Decontamination equipment and supplies Various quantities of scrub brushes Various quantities of Radiation signs and boundary rope Various quantities of five gallon buckets Communications Equipment Hot Ring Down dedicated telephone system Emergency Satellite Communication System Commercial telephone High frequency 800mhz radio system Radio Amateur Civil Emergency Service All 911 communications capabilities

LEVY COUNTY RADIOLOGICAL EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS PLAN TABLE OF CONTENTS SECTION VI APPENDIXES

1. Levy County Emergency Management Response Call List

2. Emergency Alert System Messages

3. Emergency Alert System Stations

4. Protective Action Decisions (PADs) and Associated EAS Messages

5. Progress Energys Crystal River Nuclear Plant Emergency Preparedness Department Contact List

6. Citizens With Special Needs Residing Within the 10-mile EPZ

7. Population Data and Evacuation Time Estimates Report

8. Authority and ReferencesSection VI, Page - 1 Revision- April, 2009

CITRUS COUNTY RADIOLOGICAL EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS PLAN TABLE OF CONTENTS APPENDIX 2 EMERGENCY ALERT SYSTEM MESSAGES

1. A) Siren Test (Crystal River) Announcement Citrus & Levy B) Siren Test (Levy) Announcement Citrus, Levy & Marion

2. A) Alert (Crystal River) Declaration Citrus & Levy B) Alert (Crystal River) School - Relocation of Children Citrus & Levy C) Alert (Levy) Declaration Citrus, Levy & Marion D) Alert (Levy) School - Relocation of Children Citrus, Levy & Marion

3. A) Alert (Crystal River) Termination Citrus & Levy B) Alert (Levy) Termination Citrus, Levy & Marion

4. A) Site Area Emergency (Crystal River) No Protective Actions Citrus & Levy B) Site Area Emergency (Crystal River) No Protective Actions Citrus County only C) Site Area Emergency (Crystal River) Schools-Relocation of Children Citrus & Levy D) Site Area Emergency (Levy) No Protective Actions Citrus, Levy & Marion E) Site Area Emergency (Levy) No Protective Actions Levy County only F) Site Area Emergency (Levy) Schools-Relocation of Children Citrus, Levy & Marion

5. A) Site Area Emergency (Crystal River) Shelter Farm Animals Citrus & Levy B) Site Area Emergency (Levy) Shelter Farm Animals Citrus, Levy & Marion

6. A) Site Area Emergency (Crystal River) In Home Shelter of all three zones Citrus & Levy B) Site Area Emergency (Crystal River) In Home Shelter of zone 1 & 2 only Citrus County Only C) Site Area Emergency (Levy) In Home Shelter zones L5, L6, L7 & L8 Levy County Only D) Site Area Emergency (Levy) In Home Shelter - various zones Citrus, Levy & Marion E) Site Area Emergency (Levy) Preparation for Partial In Home Shelter and Partial Evacuation Citrus, Levy & Marion

7. A) Site Area Emergency (Crystal River) Evacuation Preparation All three zones Citrus & Levy B) Site Area Emergency (Crystal River) Evacuation Prep. zone 1 & 2 only Citrus County Only C) Site Area Emergency (Levy) Evacuation Prep. zones L5, L6, L7 & L8 Levy County Only D) Site Area Emergency (Levy) Evacuation Prep. Various zones Citrus, Levy & Marion

8. A) Site Area Emergency (Crystal River) Termination Citrus & Levy B) Site Area Emergency (Crystal River) Termination zones 1 & 2 Citrus County Only C) Site Area Emergency (Levy) Termination zones L5, L6, L7 & L8 Levy County Only D) Site Area Emergency (Levy) Termination Citrus, Levy & Marion

9. A) General Emergency (Crystal River) No Evacuation Citrus & Levy B) General Emergency (Crystal River) Farm Animals Citrus & Levy C) General Emergency (Crystal River) Schools - Relocation of Children Citrus & Levy D) General Emergency (Levy) No Evacuation Citrus, Levy & Marion E) General Emergency (Levy) Farm Animals Citrus, Levy & Marion F) General Emergency (Levy) Schools - Relocation of Children Citrus, Levy & Marion Section VI, Appendix 2, Page - 1 Revision- AprilJuly, 2009

APPENDIX 2 - continued Emergency Alert System Messages

10. A) General Emergency (Crystal River) In Home Shelter all three zones Citrus & Levy B) General Emergency (Crystal River) In Home Shelter zone 1 & 2 only Citrus County Only C) General Emergency (Crystal River) In Home Shelter zone 3 only Levy County Only D) General Emergency (Levy) In Home Shelter all eight zones Citrus, Levy & Marion E) General Emergency (Levy) In Home Shelter zones C1, C3 & C4 Citrus County Only F) General Emergency (Levy) In Home Shelter zones L5, L6, L7 & L8 Levy County Only G) General Emergency (Levy) In Home Shelter zone M9 Marion County Only H) General Emergency (Levy) Partial In Home Shelter & Partial Evacuation Citrus, Levy & Marion

11. A) General Emergency (Crystal River) Governors Declaration Citrus & Levy B) General Emergency (Levy) Governors Declaration Citrus, Levy & Marion

12. A) General Emergency (Crystal River) Follow-up/Access control Citrus & Levy B) General Emergency (Levy) Follow-up/Access control Citrus, Levy & Marion

13. A) General Emergency (Crystal River) Evacuation of all three zones Citrus & Levy B) General Emergency (Crystal River) Evacuation of zone 1 and 2 only Citrus County Only C) General Emergency (Crystal River) Partial Evacuation Partial In Home Shelter Citrus & Levy D) General Emergency (Levy) Evacuation of all eight zones Citrus, Levy & Marion E) General Emergency (Levy) Evacuation of zones L5, L6, L7 & L8 Levy County Only General Emergency (Levy) Partial Evacuation & Partial In Home Shelter Citrus, Levy & Marion Refer to EAS # 10H

14. A) General Emergency (Crystal River) Temporary Re-Entry Citrus & Levy B) General Emergency (Levy) Temporary Re-Entry Citrus, Levy & Marion

15. A) General Emergency (Crystal River) All Clear Citrus & Levy B) General Emergency (Levy) All Clear Citrus, Levy & Marion

16. A) General Emergency (Crystal River) People With Special Needs Evacuation Citrus & Levy B) General Emergency (Levy) People With Special Needs Evacuation Citrus, Levy & Marion

17. A) Drill - Exercise Notice (Crystal River) Drill / Exercise Citrus & Levy B) Drill - Exercise Notice (Levy) Drill / Exercise Citrus, Levy & Marion

18. A) General KI Distribution (Crystal River) Citrus & Levy B) General KI Distribution (Levy) Citrus, Levy & Marion Section VI, Appendix 2, Page - 2 Revision- AprilJuly, 2009

EAS-1A EAS MESSAGE - SIREN TEST (Crystal River Nuclear Plant)

At approximately _______________________A.M., P.M. the sirens in Crystal River area will be tested.

REPEAT: The siren you will hear at approximately _______________________ is part of a test.

THIS MESSAGE SHOULD BE REPEATED EVERY 15 MINUTES FOR ONE HOUR OR AS DIRECTED BY THE PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICER.

Date and Time of Issuance _________________________________

Issued by__________________________________________________

Section VI, Appendix 2, Page - 3 Revision- AprilJuly, 2009

EAS-1B EAS MESSAGE - SIREN TEST (Levy Energy Complex)

At approximately _______________________ A.M., P.M. the sirens in Levy County, Northern Citrus County and Marion County around the Levy Energy Complex area will be tested.

REPEAT: The siren you will hear at approximately _______________________

is part of a test.

THIS MESSAGE SHOULD BE REPEATED EVERY 15 MINUTES FOR ONE HOUR OR AS DIRECTED BY THE PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICER.

Date and Time of Issuance _________________________________

Issued by __________________________________________________

Section VI, Appendix 2, Page - 4 Revision- AprilJuly, 2009

EAS-2A EAS - ALERT DECLARATION (Crystal River Nuclear Plant)

The Emergency Management Director and the Chairperson of the Citrus and Levy County Board of Commissioners have authorized the following announcement: Progress Energy Corporation has declared that an Alert condition exists at the Crystal River Nuclear Plant.

There is no danger to the public at the present time. There is no need to take any type of protective measures. For further information refer to the Emergency Planning Brochure that was mailed to you. Please stay tuned to your EAS station for further developments.

REPEAT: An "Alert" condition exists at the Crystal River Nuclear Plant. No action on your part is required at this time. Stay tuned for further announcements.

THIS MESSAGE SHOULD BE REPEATED EVERY 15 MINUTES FOR ONE HOUR OR AS DIRECTED BY THE PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICER.

Date and time of issuance _______________________________

Issued by________________________________________________

Section VI, Appendix 2, Page - 5 Revision- AprilJuly, 2009

EAS-2B EAS - ALERT - SCHOOLS (Crystal River Nuclear Plant)

The Emergency Management Director and the Chairperson of the Citrus and Levy County Board of Commissioners have authorized the following announcement:

Progress Energy Corporation has declared that an Alert condition exists at the Crystal River Nuclear Plant.

There is no danger to the public at this time. There is no need to take any type of protective measures.

School officials are making the decision to relocate all Crystal River Schools and Yankeetown School. Do not attempt to pick up your child at the Crystal River Schools and Yankeetown School, as they will be priority bussed to the following locations:

Crystal River Primary, Crystal River High School, Academy of Environmental Science and Marine Science Station will be relocated to the Citrus County Fairground Auditorium on Hwy 41 south of Inverness.

Crystal River Middle school will be relocated to Citrus Springs Middle School.

Yankeetown School will be relocated to Bronson High School.

We advise you to maintain contact with your EAS station and refer to the Emergency Planning Brochure that was mailed to you.

THIS MESSAGE SHOULD BE REPEATED EVERY 15 MINUTES FOR ONE HOUR OR AS DIRECTED BY THE PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICER.

Date and time of issuance ________________________________________

Issued By ________________________________________________________

Section VI, Appendix 2, Page - 6 Revision- AprilJuly, 2009

EAS-2C EAS - ALERT DECLARATION (Levy Energy Complex)

The Emergency Management Director and the Chairperson of the Citrus, Levy

& Marion County Board of Commissioners have authorized the following announcement: Progress Energy Corporation has declared that an Alert condition exists at the Levy Energy Complex.

There is no danger to the public at the present time. There is no need to take any type of protective measures. For further information refer to the Emergency Planning Brochure that was mailed to you. Please stay tuned to your EAS station for further developments.

REPEAT: An "Alert" condition exists at the Levy Energy Complex. No action on your part is required at this time. Stay tuned for further announcements.

THIS MESSAGE SHOULD BE REPEATED EVERY 15 MINUTES FOR ONE HOUR OR AS DIRECTED BY THE PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICER.

Date and time of issuance _______________________________

Issued by ________________________________________________

Section VI, Appendix 2, Page - 7 Revision- AprilJuly, 2009

EAS-2D EAS - ALERT - SCHOOLS (Levy Energy Complex)

The Emergency Management Director and the Chairperson of the Citrus, Levy &Marion County Board of Commissioners have authorized the following announcement:

Progress Energy Corporation has declared that an Alert condition exists at the Levy Energy Complex.

There is no danger to the public at this time. There is no need to take any type of protective measures.

School officials are making the decision to relocate the children at the following schools and be priority bussed to the following locations:

Citrus County Citrus Springs Elementary School will be relocated to Citrus Springs Middle school Levy County Yankeetown School will be relocated to the First United Methodist Church Marion County Dunnellon Middle School will be relocated to Bronson High School Dunnellon Christian Academy will be relocated to Bronson High School Romeo Elementary School will be relocated to Bronson High School Please do not attempt to pick up your child at the previously mentioned schools, they will not be there.

We advise you to maintain contact with your EAS station and refer to the Emergency Planning Brochure that was mailed to you.

THIS MESSAGE SHOULD BE REPEATED EVERY 15 MINUTES FOR ONE HOUR OR AS DIRECTED BY THE PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICER.

Date and time of issuance ________________________________________

Issued By ________________________________________________________

Section VI, Appendix 2, Page - 8 Revision- AprilJuly, 2009

EAS-3A EAS - ALERT TERMINATION (Crystal River Nuclear Plant)

The Emergency Management Director and the Chairperson of the Citrus and Levy County Board of Commissioners have just been informed that the situation at the Crystal River Nuclear Plant that caused an Alert Notification has been corrected. The Emergency action Level is now normal.

REPEAT: The condition at the Crystal River Nuclear Plant has returned to normal. No further announcements will be made.

THIS MESSAGE SHOULD BE REPEATED EVERY 15 MINUTES FOR ONE HOUR OR AS DIRECTED BY THE PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICER.

Date and time of issuance __________________________________

Issued by ___________________________________________________

Section VI, Appendix 2, Page - 9 Revision- AprilJuly, 2009

EAS-3B EAS - ALERT TERMINATION (Levy Energy Complex)

The Emergency Management Director and the Chairperson of the Citrus, Levy

& Marion County Board of Commissioners have just been informed that the situation at the Levy Energy Complex that caused an Alert Notification has been corrected. The Emergency action Level is now normal.

REPEAT: The condition at the Levy Energy Complex has returned to normal.

No further announcements will be made.

THIS MESSAGE SHOULD BE REPEATED EVERY 15 MINUTES FOR ONE HOUR OR AS DIRECTED BY THE PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICER.

Date and time of issuance __________________________________

Issued by ___________________________________________________

Section VI, Appendix 2, Page - 10 Revision- AprilJuly, 2009

EAS-4A EAS - SITE AREA EMERGENCY (Crystal River Nuclear Plant)

NO PROTECTIVE ACTIONS - CITRUS & LEVY The Emergency Management Director and the Chairperson of the Citrus and Levy County Board of Commissioners have received a report from officials at Progress Energy Corporation that a Site Area Emergency exists at the Crystal River Nuclear Plant.

If a release of radioactive material should occur, it is expected to be of extremely low level and limited to the company property.

No specific action is necessary at this time to insure public health or safety.

The Florida Department of Health Bureau of Radiation Control is monitoring the situation near the plant.

Stay tuned for further information.

For more emergency information refer to the Emergency Planning Brochure that was mailed to you.

REPEAT: No action is required on your part at this time.

THIS MESSAGE SHOULD BE REPEATED EVERY 15 MINUTES FOR ONE HOUR OR AS DIRECTED BY THE PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICER.

Date and time of issuance ___________________________________

Issued by ___________________________________________________

Section VI, Appendix 2, Page - 11 Revision- AprilJuly, 2009

EAS-4B EAS - SITE AREA EMERGENCY (Crystal River Nuclear Plant)

NO PROTECTIVE ACTIONS - CITRUS COUNTY ONLY The Emergency Management Director and the Citrus County Board of County Commissioners in conjunction with State, Federal and Crystal River Nuclear PlantProgress Energy officials have reported that they have received a report of Any release of radioactive materials is expected to be limited to small fractions of exposure levels approved by the Environmental Protection Agency and limited to the nuclear plant boundary. It has been determined that no protective actions are required at this time to ensure and maintain public health and safety. The department of Health Bureau of Radiation Control will continuously monitor and assess the radiation levels near the Crystal River Nuclear Power Plant to confirm earlier reports.

As monitoring results become available, protective actions will be recommended as needed.

Stay tuned to this station for further information.

For more emergency information, refer to the Emergency Planning brochure that was mailed to you.

THIS MESSAGE SHOULD BE REPEATED EVERY 15 MINUTES FOR ONE HOUR OR AS DIRECTED BY THE PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICER.

Date and time of issuance __________________________________

Issued by ___________________________________________________

Section VI, Appendix 2, Page - 12 Revision- AprilJuly, 2009

EAS-4C EAS - SITE AREA EMERGENCY (Crystal River Nuclear Plant)

SCHOOLS -RELOCATION OF SCHOOL CHILDREN- CITRUS & LEVY The Emergency Management Director and the Chairperson for the Board of Commissioners in both Citrus and Levy Counties have received a report from officials of Progress Energy Corporation that a Site Area Emergency exists at the Crystal River Nuclear Plant.

If a release of radioactive material should occur, it is expected to be of extremely low levels and limited to the company property. No specific action is necessary at this time to insure public health or safety.

School officials have made the decision to relocate all Crystal River and Yankeetown Schools as follows:

CITRUS COUNTY Crystal River Primary, Crystal River High School, Academy of Environmental Science and Marine Science Station will relocate to the Citrus County Fairground Auditorium on Hwy.

41 south of Inverness.

Crystal River Middle School will relocate to Citrus Springs Middle School.

LEVY COUNTY Yankeetown School will relocate to the Bronson High School at 350 School St. Bronson.

Do not attempt to pick up your child at the Crystal River School or Yankeetown School, as they will have priority bussing out of the area.

Stay tuned to this station for further information.

For more emergency information refer to the Emergency Planning Brochure that was mailed to you.

THIS MESSAGE SHOULD BE REPEATED EVERY 15 MINUTES FOR ONE HOUR OR AS DIRECTED BY THE PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICER.

Date and time of issue ______________________________________________

Issued By __________________________________________________________

Section VI, Appendix 2, Page - 13 Revision- AprilJuly, 2009

EAS-4D EAS - SITE AREA EMERGENCY (Levy Energy Complex)

NO PROTECTIVE ACTIONS - CITRUS, LEVY & MARION The Emergency Management Director and the Chairperson of the Citrus, Levy &

Marion County Board of Commissioners have received a report from officials at Progress Energy Corporation that a Site Area Emergency exists at the Levy Energy Complex.

If a release of radioactive material should occur, it is expected to be of extremely low level and limited to the company property.

No specific action is necessary at this time to insure public health or safety.

The Florida Department of Health Bureau of Radiation Control is monitoring the situation near the plant.

Stay tuned for further information.

For more emergency information refer to the Emergency Planning Brochure that was mailed to you.

REPEAT: No action is required on your part at this time.

THIS MESSAGE SHOULD BE REPEATED EVERY 15 MINUTES FOR ONE HOUR OR AS DIRECTED BY THE PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICER.

Date and time of issuance ___________________________________

Issued by ___________________________________________________

Section VI, Appendix 2, Page - 14 Revision- AprilJuly, 2009

EAS-4E EAS - SITE AREA EMERGENCY (Levy Energy Complex)

NO PROTECTIVE ACTIONS - LEVY COUNTY ONLY The Emergency Management Director and the Levy County Board of County Commissioners in conjunction with State, Federal and Progress Energy officials have reported that they have received a report of the following:

Any release of radioactive materials is expected to be limited to small fractions of exposure levels approved by the Environmental Protection Agency and limited to the Levy Energy Complex boundary. It has been determined that no protective actions are required at this time to ensure and maintain public health and safety. The department of Health Bureau of Radiation Control will continuously monitor and assess the radiation levels near the Levy Energy Complex to confirm earlier reports.

As monitoring results become available, protective actions will be recommended as needed.

Stay tuned to this station for further information.

For more emergency information, refer to the Emergency Planning brochure that was mailed to you.

THIS MESSAGE SHOULD BE REPEATED EVERY 15 MINUTES FOR ONE HOUR OR AS DIRECTED BY THE PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICER.

Date and time of issuance __________________________________

Issued by ___________________________________________________

Section VI, Appendix 2, Page - 15 Revision- AprilJuly, 2009

EAS-4F EAS - SITE AREA EMERGENCY (Levy Energy Complex)

SCHOOLS -RELOCATION OF SCHOOL CHILDREN- LEVY, CITRUS & MARION The Emergency Management Director and the Chairperson for the Board of Commissioners in Citrus, Levy & Marion Counties have received a report from officials of Progress Energy Corporation that a Site Area Emergency exists at the Levy Energy Complex.

If a release of radioactive material should occur, it is expected to be of extremely low levels and limited to the company property. No specific action is necessary at this time to insure public health or safety.

School officials have made the decision to relocate the children at the following schools and be priority bussed to the following locations:

CITRUS COUNTY Crystal River Primary, Crystal River High School, Academy of Environmental Science and Marine Science Station will relocate to the Citrus County Fairground Auditorium on Hwy. 41 south of Inverness.

Crystal River Middle School will relocate to Citrus Springs Middle School.

MARION COUNTY Dunnellon Middle School will be relocated to Bronson High School Dunnellon Christian Academy will be relocated to Bronson High School Romeo Elementary School will be relocated to Bronson High School LEVY COUNTY Yankeetown School will relocate to the Bronson High School at 350 School St. Bronson.

Pleas do not attempt to pick up your child at the previously mentioned schools, they will not be there.

We advise you maintain contact with your EAS station and refer to the Emergency Planning Brochure that was mailed to you.

THIS MESSAGE SHOULD BE REPEATED EVERY 15 MINUTES FOR ONE HOUR OR AS DIRECTED BY THE PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICER.

Date and time of issue ______________________________________________

Issued By __________________________________________________________

Section VI, Appendix 2, Page - 16 Revision- AprilJuly, 2009

EAS-5A EAS - SITE AREA EMERGENCY (Crystal River Nuclear Plant)

SHELTER FARM / MILK PRODUCING ANIMALS - CITRUS & LEVY The Emergency Management Director and the Chairperson for the Board of Commissioners in both Citrus and Levy Counties have received a report from officials at Progress Energy Corporation that a Site Area Emergency exists at the Crystal River Nuclear Plant.

The declared Site Area Emergency at the Crystal River Nuclear Plant does not present a problem for humans at this time. However, as a precaution, it is recommended that all milk cows that are in pasture within 2 miles of the Crystal River Nuclear Plant,

__(Comments - If necessary)_____________________________________________

be placed on stored feed to prevent ingestion of radioactive contamination that could accumulate in their milk. The Florida Department of Agriculture will begin surveys of all milk products to insure purity. For assistance in obtaining stored feed, farmers and dairymen should contact your local Extension Agent.

REPEAT: Any release of radioactive materials is confined to the Crystal River Nuclear Plant site boundary and is less than the Environmental Protection Agency guidelines.

Stay tuned to this station for further information.

For more emergency planning information refer to the Emergency Planning Brochure that was mailed to you.

THIS MESSAGE SHOULD BE REPEATED EVERY 15 MINUTES FOR ONE HOUR OR AS DIRECTED BY THE PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICER.

Date and time of issuance ___________________________________

Issued by ___________________________________________________

Section VI, Appendix 2, Page - 17 Revision- AprilJuly, 2009

EAS-5B EAS - SITE AREA EMERGENCY (Levy Energy Complex)

SHELTER FARM / MILK PRODUCING ANIMALS - LEVY, CITRUS & MARION The Emergency Management Director and the Chairperson for the Board of Commissioners in Citrus, Levy & Marion Counties have received a report from officials at Progress Energy Corporation that a Site Area Emergency exists at the Levy Energy Complex.

The declared Site Area Emergency at the Levy Energy Complex does not present a problem for humans at this time. However, as a precaution, it is recommended that all milk cows that are in pasture within 2 miles of the Levy Energy Complex,

__(Comments - If necessary)_____________________________________________

be placed on stored feed to prevent ingestion of radioactive contamination that could accumulate in their milk. The Florida Department of Agriculture will begin surveys of all milk products to insure purity. For assistance in obtaining stored feed, farmers and dairymen should contact your local Extension Agent.

REPEAT: Any release of radioactive materials is confined to the Levy Energy Complex site boundary and is less than the Environmental Protection Agency guidelines.

Stay tuned to this station for further information.

For more emergency planning information refer to the Emergency Planning Brochure that was mailed to you.

THIS MESSAGE SHOULD BE REPEATED EVERY 15 MINUTES FOR ONE HOUR OR AS DIRECTED BY THE PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICER.

Date and time of issuance ___________________________________

Issued by __________________________________________

Section VI, Appendix 2, Page - 18 Revision- AprilJuly, 2009

EAS-6A EAS - SITE AREA EMERGENCY (Crystal River Nuclear Plant)

IN- HOME SHELTER OF ALL THREE ZONES- CITRUS & LEVY The Emergency Management Director and the Chairperson for the Board of Commissioners in both Citrus and Levy Counties have received a report from officials at Progress Energy Corporation that a Site Area Emergency exists at the Crystal River Nuclear Plant.

The Emergency Management Director and the Chairperson for the Board of Commissioners for both Citrus and Levy Counties, in conjunction with State, Federal and Crystal River Nuclear Plant officials recommend that people residing in the area of the Crystal River Nuclear Plant, to avoid radiation exposure in the following area by taking shelter indoors. (Citrus-Refer to Appendix 4 to get description of the PAD # to implement). (Levy -Refer to Section 21 for PAD descriptions).

SEE THE ACCOMPANIED PAD EAS MESSAGE DISCRIBING THE AREAS TO IN-HOME SHELTER _____________________________________

There has been a release of radioactive material at the Crystal River Nuclear Plant but it is of such low magnitude that evacuation is not considered necessary at this time. You are advised to remain indoors, close all doors and windows, shut off your air conditioning or ventilation systems.

REPEAT: You are NOT being told to evacuate. Simply limit your outdoor activity and remain indoors. Exclude as much outside air as possible.

Stay tuned to this station for further information.

For more emergency information refer to the Emergency Planning Brochure that was mailed to you.

THIS MESSAGE SHOULD BE REPEATED EVERY 15 MINUTES FOR ONE HOUR OR AS DIRECTED BY THE PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICER.

Date and time of issuance ______________________________________

Issued by _____________________________________________________

Section VI, Appendix 2, Page - 19 Revision- AprilJuly, 2009

EAS-6B EAS - SITE AREA EMERGENCY (Crystal River Nuclear Plant)

IN-HOME SHELTER OF ZONES 1 AND 2 - CITRUS COUNTY ONLY The Emergency Management Director and the Citrus County Board of Commissioners have received a report from officials at Progress Energy Corporation that a Site Area Emergency exists at the Crystal River Nuclear Plant.

The Emergency Management Director and the Citrus County Board of County Commissioners, in conjunction with State, Federal and Crystal River Nuclear Plant officials, has issued a warning to all residents within a ______ mile radius of the Crystal River Nuclear Plant, to avoid radiation exposure in the area described by taking shelter indoors.

(Citrus-Refer to Appendix 4 to get description of the PAD # to implement). (Levy -Refer to Section 21 for PAD descriptions).

SEE THE ACCOMPANIED PAD EAS MESSAGE DISCRIBING THE AREAS TO IN-HOME SHELTER ______________________________________________________________

You are advised to seek shelter immediately, go indoors, close windows and doors, and stay inside until you receive further instructions. There has been a release of radioactive materials at the Crystal River Nuclear Plant. At present, it is confined to the Crystal River Nuclear Plant site, and a release, if any, to the public will be within Environmental Protection Agency guidelines.

Evacuation has NOT been recommended at this time.

Stay tuned to this station for further information.

Refer to the Emergency Planning Brochure that was mailed to you.

THIS MESSAGE SHOULD BE REPEATED EVERY 15 MINUTES FOR ONE HOUR OR AS DIRECTED BY THE PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICER.

Date and time of issuance ______________________________________

Issued by _______________________________________________________

Section VI, Appendix 2, Page - 20 Revision- AprilJuly, 2009

EAS-6C EAS - SITE AREA EMERGENCY (Levy Energy Complex)

IN-HOME SHELTER OF ZONES L 5, L6 AND L7 - LEVY COUNTY ONLY The Emergency Management Director and the Levy, Citrus & Marion County Board of Commissioners have received a report from officials at Progress Energy Corporation that a Site Area Emergency exists at the Levy Energy Complex.

The Emergency Management Director and the Board of County Commissioners in Levy, Citrus & Marion Counties, in conjunction with State, Federal and Progress Energy officials, has issued a warning to all residents within a ______ mile radius of the Levy Energy Complex, to avoid radiation exposure in the area described by taking shelter indoors, In-Home Shelter. (Citrus-Refer to Appendix 4 to get description of the PAD # to implement).

(Levy -Refer to Section 21 for PAD # & descriptions). (Marion - Refer to ? for PAD # and description)

SEE THE ACCOMPANIED PAD EAS MESSAGE DISCRIBING THE AREAS TO IN-HOME SHELTER ______________________________________________________________

You are advised to seek shelter immediately, go indoors, close windows and doors, and stay inside until you receive further instructions. There has been a release of radioactive materials at the Levy Energy Complex. At present, it is confined to the Levy Energy Complex site, and a release, if any, to the public will be within Environmental Protection Agency guidelines.

Evacuation has NOT been recommended at this time.

Stay tuned to this station for further information.

Refer to the Emergency Planning Brochure that was mailed to you.

THIS MESSAGE SHOULD BE REPEATED EVERY 15 MINUTES FOR ONE HOUR OR AS DIRECTED BY THE PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICER.

Date and time of issuance ______________________________________

Issued by _______________________________________________________

Section VI, Appendix 2, Page - 21 Revision- AprilJuly, 2009

EAS-6D EAS - SITE AREA EMERGENCY (Levy Energy Complex)

IN- HOME SHELTER ONLY - VARIOUS ZONES Levy, Citrus & Marion The Emergency Management Director and the Chairperson for the Board of Commissioners in Citrus, Levy & Marion Counties have received a report from officials at Progress Energy Corporation that a Site Area Emergency exists at the Levy Energy Complex.

The Emergency Management Director and the Chairperson for the Board of Commissioners for Citrus, Levy & Marion Counties, in conjunction with State, Federal and Progress Energy officials recommend that people residing in the area of the Levy Energy Complex, to avoid radiation exposure in the following areas by taking shelter indoors, In-Home Shelter).

(Citrus-Refer to Appendix 4 to get description of the PAD # to implement). (Levy -Refer to Section 21 for PAD # and descriptions). (Marion - Refer to ? for PAD # and descriptions)

SEE THE ACCOMPANIED PAD EAS MESSAGE DISCRIBING THE AREAS TO IN-HOME SHELTER _____________________________________

There has been a release of radioactive material at the Levy Energy Complex but it is of such low magnitude that evacuation is not considered necessary at this time. You are advised to remain indoors, close all doors and windows, shut off your air conditioning or ventilation systems.

REPEAT: You are NOT being told to evacuate. Simply limit your outdoor activity and remain indoors. Exclude as much outside air as possible.

Stay tuned to this station for further information.

For more emergency information refer to the Emergency Planning Brochure that was mailed to you.

THIS MESSAGE SHOULD BE REPEATED EVERY 15 MINUTES FOR ONE HOUR OR AS DIRECTED BY THE PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICER.

Date and time of issuance ______________________________________

Issued by _____________________________________________________

Section VI, Appendix 2, Page - 22 Revision- AprilJuly, 2009

EAS-6E EAS - SITE AREA EMERGENCY (Levy Energy Complex)

IN-HOME SHELTER AND EVACUATION Levy, Citrus & Marion IN-HOME SHELTER THE FOLLOWING ZONES:

Levy County: _________________________________________

Citrus County: ________________________________________

Marion County: _______________________________________

PREPARE FOR POSSIBLE EVACUATION IN THE FOLLOWING ZONES:

Levy County: __________________________________________

Citrus County: _________________________________________

Marion County: ________________________________________

The Emergency Management Director and the Board of Commissioners in Citrus, Levy &

Marion Counties have received a report from officials at Progress Energy Corporation that a Site Area Emergency exists at the Levy Energy Complex.

The Emergency Management Director and the Board of County Commissioners in Citrus, Levy,

& Marion Counties, in conjunction with State, Federal and Progress Energy officials, has issued a warning to all residents within a ______ mile radius of the Levy Energy Complex, to avoid radiation exposure in the area described by taking shelter indoors, In-Home Shelter. (Citrus-Refer to Appendix 4 to get description of the PAD # to implement). (Levy -Refer to Section 21 for PAD # and descriptions). (Marion - Refer to ? for PAD # and descriptions)

SEE THE ACCOMPANIED PAD EAS MESSAGE DISCRIBING THE AREAS TO IN-HOME SHELTER ________________________________________________________________________

The Emergency Management Director and the Board of County Commissioners in Citrus, Levy

& Marion Counties, after consultation with State of Florida and Progress Energy Corporation officials, suggests that people residing within ______ miles in a ___________ direction from the Levy Energy Complex should consider preparing for an evacuation.

Section VI, Appendix 2, Page - 23 Revision- AprilJuly, 2009

EAS-6E - CONTINUED Refer to the Emergency Planning Brochure that was mailed to you. This area includes: (Citrus-Refer to Appendix 4 to get description of the PAD # to implement). (Levy -Refer to Section 21 for PAD # and descriptions). (Marion - Refer to ? for PAD # and descriptions)

SEE THE ACCOMPANIED PAD EAS MESSAGE DISCRIBING THE AREAS TO EVACUATE._______________________________________________________________________

If the present situation at the Levy Energy Complex was to deteriorate, and release of radioactive material becomes a significant amount, we could ask you to evacuate. Radioactive materials released would decay very rapidly. Your stay away from home should be short. It is recommended you give consideration to where you would go and what you would take with you.

It might be advisable to locate your recommended evacuation supplies. Consider the following items.

1. Toilet articles

2. Blankets and/or sleeping bag

3. Important papers

4. Prescription medicine and essential medical supplies

5. Change of Clothing

6. Discuss evacuation problems with your neighbor

7. Dietary foods and/or baby supplies REPEAT: These are precautionary messages: You are NOT, repeat NOT being told to evacuate at this time.

Stay tuned to this station for further information.

THIS MESSAGE SHOULD BE REPEATED EVERY 15 MINUTES FOR ONE HOUR OR AS DIRECTED BY THE PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICER.

Date and Time of Issuance ___________________________________

Issued by ___________________________________________________

Section VI, Appendix 2, Page - 24 Revision- AprilJuly, 2009

EAS-7A EAS - SITE AREA EMERGENCY (Crystal River Nuclear Plant)

EVACUATION PREPARATION ALL THREE ZONES - CITRUS & LEVY The Emergency Management Director and the Chairperson for the Board of Commissioners in both Citrus and Levy Counties have received a report from officials at Progress Energy Corporation that a Site Area Emergency exists at the Crystal River Nuclear Plant.

The Emergency Management Director and the Board of County Commissioners for both Citrus and Levy Counties, after consultation with State of Florida and Progress Energy Corporation officials, suggests that people residing within ______ miles in a ___________

direction from the Crystal River Nuclear Plant should consider preparing for an evacuation.

Refer to the Emergency Planning Brochure that was mailed to you.

This area includes: (Citrus-Refer to Appendix 4 to get description of the PAD # to implement). (Levy -Refer to Section 21 for PAD descriptions).

SEE THE ACCOMPANIED PAD EAS MESSAGE DISCRIBING THE AREAS TO EVACUATE.___________________________________________________________________

If the present situation at the Crystal River Nuclear Plant was to deteriorate, and release of radioactive material becomes a significant amount, we could ask you to evacuate.

Radioactive materials released would decay very rapidly. Your stay away from home should be short. It is recommended you give consideration to where you would go and what you would take with you. It might be advisable to locate your recommended evacuation supplies.

Consider the following items.

1. Toilet articles

2. Blankets and/or sleeping bag

3. Important papers

4. Prescription medicine and essential medical supplies

5. Change of Clothing

6. Discuss evacuation problems with your neighbor

7. Dietary foods and/or baby supplies REPEAT: These are precautionary messages: You are NOT, repeat NOT being told to evacuate at this time.

Stay tuned to this station for further information.

THIS MESSAGE SHOULD BE REPEATED EVERY 15 MINUTES FOR ONE HOUR OR AS DIRECTED BY THE PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICER.

Date and Time of Issuance ___________________________________

Issued by ___________________________________________________

Section VI, Appendix 2, Page - 25 Revision- AprilJuly, 2009

EAS-7B EAS - SITE AREA EMERGENCY (Crystal River Nuclear Plant)

EVACUATION PREPARATION ZONES 1&2 - CITRUS COUNTY ONLY The Emergency Management Director and the Citrus County Board of Commissioners have received a report from officials at Progress Energy Corporation that a Site Area Emergency exists at the Crystal River Nuclear Plant.

The Chairperson of the Citrus County Board of Commissioners after consultation with State of Florida and Progress Energy Corporation officials suggests that people residing within ______

miles in a ___________ direction from the Crystal River Nuclear Plant should consider preparing for an evacuation.

Refer to the Emergency Planning Brochure that was mailed to you.

This area includes. (Citrus-Refer to Appendix 4 to get description of the PAD # to implement).

(Levy -Refer to Section 21 for PAD descriptions).

SEE THE ACCOMPANIED PAD EAS MESSAGE DISCRIBING THE AREAS TO EVACUATE._______________________________________________________________________

If the present situation at the Crystal River Nuclear Plant was to deteriorate, and release of radioactive material becomes a significant amount, we could ask you to evacuate. Radioactive materials released would decay very rapidly. Your stay away from home should be short. It is recommended you give consideration to where you would go and what you would take with you.

It might be advisable to locate your recommended evacuation supplies. Consider the following items.

1. Toilet articles

2. Blankets and/or sleeping bag

3. Important papers

4. Prescription medicine and essential medical supplies

5. Change of Clothing

6. Discuss evacuation problems with your neighbor

7. Dietary foods and/or baby supplies REPEAT: These are precautionary messages: You are NOT, repeat NOT being told to evacuate at this time.

Stay tuned to this station for further information.

THIS MESSAGE SHOULD BE REPEATED EVERY 15 MINUTES FOR ONE HOUR OR AS DIRECTED BY THE PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICER.

Date and time of issuance ____________________________________

Issued by _____________________________________________________

Section VI, Appendix 2, Page - 26 Revision- AprilJuly, 2009

EAS-7C EAS - SITE AREA EMERGENCY (Levy Energy Complex)

EVACUATION PREPARATION OF ZONES L5, L6 AND L7 - LEVY COUNTY ONLY The Emergency Management Director and the Board of Commissioners for Citrus, Levy &

Marion Counties have received a report from officials at Progress Energy Corporation that a Site Area Emergency exists at the Levy Energy Complex.

The Chairperson of the Board of Commissioners after consultation with State of Florida and Progress Energy Corporation officials suggests that people residing within ______ miles in a

___________ direction from the Levy Energy Complex should consider preparing for an evacuation.

Refer to the Emergency Planning Brochure that was mailed to you.

This area includes. (Citrus-Refer to Appendix 4 to get description of the PAD # to implement).

(Levy -Refer to Section 21 for PAD descriptions).

SEE THE ACCOMPANIED PAD EAS MESSAGE DISCRIBING THE AREAS TO EVACUATE._______________________________________________________________________

If the present situation at the Levy Energy Complex was to deteriorate, and release of radioactive material becomes a significant amount, we could ask you to evacuate. Radioactive materials released would decay very rapidly. Your stay away from home should be short. It is recommended you give consideration to where you would go and what you would take with you.

It might be advisable to locate your recommended evacuation supplies. Consider the following items.

1. Toilet articles

2. Blankets and/or sleeping bag

3. Important papers

4. Prescription medicine and essential medical supplies

5. Change of Clothing

6. Discuss evacuation problems with your neighbor

7. Dietary foods and/or baby supplies REPEAT: These are precautionary messages: You are NOT, repeat NOT being told to evacuate at this time.

Stay tuned to this station for further information.

THIS MESSAGE SHOULD BE REPEATED EVERY 15 MINUTES FOR ONE HOUR OR AS DIRECTED BY THE PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICER.

Date and time of issuance ____________________________________

Issued by _____________________________________________________

Section VI, Appendix 2, Page - 27 Revision- AprilJuly, 2009

EAS-7D EAS - SITE AREA EMERGENCY (Levy Energy Complex)

EVACUATION PREPARATION ONLY - VARIOUS ZONES CITRUS, LEVY & MARION The Emergency Management Director and the Chairperson for the Board of Commissioners in Citrus, Levy and Marion Counties have received a report from officials at Progress Energy Corporation that a Site Area Emergency exists at the Levy Energy Complex.

The Emergency Management Director and the Board of County Commissioners for Citrus, Levy and Marion Counties, after consultation with State of Florida and Progress Energy Corporation officials, suggests that people residing within ______ miles in a ___________

direction from the Levy Energy Complex should consider preparing for an evacuation.

Refer to the Emergency Planning Brochure that was mailed to you.

This area includes: (Citrus-Refer to Appendix 4 to get description of the PAD # to implement). (Levy -Refer to Section 21 for PAD # & descriptions). (Marion - Refer to ? for PAD # and descriptions)

SEE THE ACCOMPANIED PAD EAS MESSAGE DISCRIBING THE AREAS TO EVACUATE.____________________________________________________________________

If the present situation at the Levy Energy Complex was to deteriorate, and release of radioactive material becomes a significant amount, we could ask you to evacuate.

Radioactive materials released would decay very rapidly. Your stay away from home should be short. It is recommended you give consideration to where you would go and what you would take with you. It might be advisable to locate your recommended evacuation supplies.

Consider the following items.

1. Toilet articles

2. Blankets and/or sleeping bag

3. Important papers

4. Prescription medicine and essential medical supplies

5. Change of Clothing

6. Discuss evacuation problems with your neighbor

7. Dietary foods and/or baby supplies REPEAT: These are precautionary messages: You are NOT, repeat NOT being told to evacuate at this time.

Stay tuned to this station for further information.

THIS MESSAGE SHOULD BE REPEATED EVERY 15 MINUTES FOR ONE HOUR OR AS DIRECTED BY THE PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICER.

Date and Time of Issuance ___________________________________

Issued by ___________________________________________________

Section VI, Appendix 2, Page - 28 Revision- AprilJuly, 2009

EAS-8A EAS - SITE AREA EMERGENCY (Crystal River Nuclear Plant)

TERMINATION - CITRUS & LEVY The Emergency Management Director and the Chairperson of the Board of County Commissioners for both Citrus and Levy Counties have been notified by officials of Progress Energy Corporation that the emergency at the Crystal River Nuclear Plant has been terminated. State of Florida and Federal officials agree that conditions are stable and there is no threat to the public safety.

REPEAT: The emergency is over. The Crystal River Nuclear Plant is now stable and safe.

You are free to return to all normal activity. The emergency is over.

THIS MESSAGE SHOULD BE REPEATED EVERY 15 MINUTES FOR ONE HOUR OR AS DIRECTED BY THE PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICER.

Date and Time of Issuance ______________________________________

Issued by ______________________________________________________

Section VI, Appendix 2, Page - 29 Revision- AprilJuly, 2009

EAS-8B EAS - SITE AREA EMERGENCY (Crystal River Nuclear Plant)

TERMINATION - CITRUS - ZONES 1 & 2 The Emergency Management Director and the Citrus County Board of Commissioners, in conjunction with State, Federal and Crystal River Nuclear PlantProgress Energy Corp. officials has reported that the Site Area Emergency at the Crystal River Nuclear Power Plant has been terminated. Plant conditions are now stable and pose no threat of danger to the public.

REPEAT: The emergency is over. The Crystal River Nuclear Plant is now stable and safe. You are free to return to all normal activity. The emergency is over.

THIS MESSAGE SHOULD BE REPEATED EVERY 15 MINUTES FOR ONE HOUR OR AS DIRECTED BY THE PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICER.

Date and time of issuance _______________________________________

Issued by ________________________________________________________

Section VI, Appendix 2, Page - 30 Revision- AprilJuly, 2009

EAS-8C EAS - SITE AREA EMERGENCY (Levy Energy Complex)

TERMINATION - LEVY COUNTY - ZONES L5, L6 & L7 The Emergency Management Director and the Board of Commissioners in Citrus, Levy and Marion Counties, in conjunction with State, Federal and Progress Energy officials has reported that the Site Area Emergency at the Levy Energy Complex has been terminated. Plant conditions are now stable and pose no threat of danger to the public.

REPEAT: The emergency is over. The Levy Energy Complex is now stable and safe. You are free to return to all normal activity. The emergency is over.

THIS MESSAGE SHOULD BE REPEATED EVERY 15 MINUTES FOR ONE HOUR OR AS DIRECTED BY THE PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICER.

Date and time of issuance _______________________________________

Issued by ________________________________________________________

Section VI, Appendix 2, Page - 31 Revision- AprilJuly, 2009

EAS-8D EAS - SITE AREA EMERGENCY (Levy Energy Complex)

TERMINATION - CITRUS, LEVY & MARION The Emergency Management Director and the Chairperson of the Board of County Commissioners for Citrus, Levy and Marion Counties have been notified by officials of Progress Energy Corporation that the emergency at the Levy Energy Complex has been terminated. State of Florida and Federal officials agree that conditions are stable and there is no threat to the public safety.

REPEAT: The emergency is over. The Levy Energy Complex is now stable and safe. You are free to return to all normal activity. The emergency is over.

THIS MESSAGE SHOULD BE REPEATED EVERY 15 MINUTES FOR ONE HOUR OR AS DIRECTED BY THE PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICER.

Date and Time of Issuance ______________________________________

Issued by ______________________________________________________

Section VI, Appendix 2, Page - 32 Revision- AprilJuly, 2009

EAS-9A EAS - GENERAL EMERGENCY (Crystal River Nuclear Plant)

NO EVACUATION - CITRUS & LEVY The Emergency Management Director and the Chairperson of the Board of County Commissioners for both Citrus and Levy Counties have received a report from officials at Progress Energy Corporation that a General Emergency at the Crystal River Nuclear Plant has been declared.

Radioactive material releases are possible due to the existing condition at the Crystal River Nuclear Plant. You are advised to remain calm. The situation is being monitored by Local and State officials. There is no danger at the present time.

We advise you to stay tuned to your EAS station and refer to the Emergency Planning Brochure that was mailed to you. Be sure your neighbors are aware of the emergency.

REPEAT: A General Emergency has been declared for the Crystal River Nuclear Plant. Take no special action at this time. Remain calm and stay tuned to EAS for further instructions.

THIS MESSAGE SHOULD BE REPEATED EVERY 15 MINUTES FOR ONE HOUR OR AS DIRECTED BY THE PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICER.

Date and time of issuance _______________________________________

Issued by ________________________________________________________

Section VI, Appendix 2, Page - 33 Revision- AprilJuly, 2009

EAS-9B EAS -GENERAL EMERGENCY (CRYSTAL RIVER NUCLEAR PLANT)

SHELTER FARM / MILK PRODUCING ANIMALS - CITRUS & LEVY The Emergency Management Director and the Board of County Commissioner for both Citrus and Levy Counties, after consultation with State and Federal health officials, make the following announcement due to the General Emergency at the Crystal River Nuclear Plant.

It is recommended that all milk cows that are in pasture within 10 miles of the Crystal River Nuclear Plant be placed on stored feed to prevent ingestion of radioactive contamination that could accumulate in their milk. The Florida Department of Agriculture will begin surveys of all milk products to insure purity. For assistance in obtaining stored feed, farmers and dairymen should contact your local Extension Agent.

The areas of concern are described as follows:

CITRUS COUNTY - ZONES 1 and 2:

Out to 10 miles in all directions from the Progress Energy Complex as described by the followings:

- Areas south of the Withlacoochee River and Lake Rousseau;

- West of, but not including Citrus Springs and Pine Ridge;

- West of the intersection of Rt. 44 and Rt. 486;

- All residents north of the intersection of Ozello Trail (Rt. 494) and U.S. 19;

- All recreational and commercial boaters in the Gulf of Mexico out to 10 miles from the Progress Energy Complex.

LEVY COUNTY - ZONE 3:

Out to 10 miles from the Progress Energy Complex as described by the following:

- Areas north of the Withlacoochee River and Lake Rousseau and south of the Levy County Sheriff's Substation (the old Highway Patrol Station on U.S. 19).

CITRUS COUNTY AREAS AFFECTED INCLUDE:

- River Road Area (south of Inglis/Yankeetown)

- Hollingswood Ranch - Holiday Heights

- Crystal River City Limits - DeRosa Village

- Ozello - Woodridge Country Estates

- Garden Hills - Lake Rousseau Country EstatesSection VI, Appendix 4, Page - 34 Revision-JulyApril, 2009

EAS-9B (CONTINUED)

- Seven Rivers Country Club area - Whitehall Estates

- Crystal River Airport area - Seven Rivers Heights

- Plantation Golf Club area - Rainbow Estates

- Palm Springs - Highland Heights

- Crystal Shores - Seven Rivers Farms

- The Islands - Crystal Pointe

- Dixie Shores - Citronelle

- Paradise Point - Sunshine Gulf Estates

- Woods 'N Waters - Crystal River High School

- Crystal Manor - Crystal River Middle School

- Crystal River Elementary School

- Crystal River Manor - Indian Mounds

- Crystal River Oaks - Cedar Lakes Estates

- Indian Waters - Country Oaks

- Crystal River Archeological Site (Indian Mounds Park)

- Crystal River Yacht Club area - Fort Island Gulf Beach

- Shamrock Acres - Greenwood Estates

- Holiday Acres

- All recreational and commercial boaters in surrounding waterways and in the Gulf of Mexico out to 10 miles from the Progress Energy Complex.

LEVY COUNTY AREAS AFFECTED INCLUDE:

- Yankeetown

- Inglis

- Gulf Hammock area (south of the Levy County Sheriff's Office Substation, the old Highway Patrol Station)

- Peaceful Acres

- All recreational and commercial boaters in the Gulf of Mexico out to 10 miles from the Progress Energy Complex.

__(Comments - If necessary)_____________________________________________

REPEAT: It is recommended that all milk cows that are in pasture within 10 miles of the Crystal River Nuclear Plant be placed on stored feed.

Stay tuned to this station for further information.

Section VI, Appendix 4, Page - 35 Revision-JulyApril, 2009

EAS-9B (CONTINUED)

For more emergency planning information refer to the Emergency Planning Brochure that was mailed to you.

THIS MESSAGE SHOULD BE REPEATED EVERY 15 MINUTES FOR ONE HOUR OR AS DIRECTED BY THE PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICER.

Date and time of issuance ___________________________________

Issued by ___________________________________________________

Section VI, Appendix 4, Page - 36 Revision-JulyApril, 2009

EAS-9C EAS - GENERAL EMERGENCY (Crystal River Nuclear Plant)

SCHOOLS - CITRUS & LEVY The Emergency Management Director and Chairperson of the Board of County Commissioners for both Citrus and Levy Counties have announced that a General Emergency has been declared at the Crystal River Nuclear Plant.

Radioactive material releases are possible due to the existing conditions of the Crystal River Nuclear Plant. You are advised to remain clam. The situation is being monitored by local and state officials. There is no danger at the present time.

School officials have made the decision to relocate all Crystal River and Yankeetown School as follows:

CITRUS COUNTY Crystal River Primary, Crystal River High School, Academy of Environmental Science and Marine Science Station will relocate to the Citrus County Fairground Auditorium on Hwy 41 south of Inverness.

Crystal River Middle School to Citrus Springs Middle School.

LEVY COUNTY In Levy County, Yankeetown students will be bussed to Bronson High School.

DO not attempt to pick up your child at the Crystal River or Yankeetown school, as they will be priority bussed out of the area.

Stays tuned to your local EAS station and refer to the Emergency Planning Brochure that was mailed to you.

REPEAT: A General Emergency has been declared at Crystal River Nuclear Plant. All school children have been priority bussed out of the area.

THIS MESSAGE SHOULD BE REPEATED EVERY 15 MINUTES FOR ONE HOUR OR AS DIRECTED BY THE PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICER.

Date and time issued _________________________________________

Issued By ___________________________________________________

Section VI, Appendix 4, Page - 37 Revision-JulyApril, 2009

EAS-9D EAS - GENERAL EMERGENCY (Levy Energy Complex)

NO EVACUATION - CITRUS, LEVY & MARION The Emergency Management Director and the Chairperson of the Board of County Commissioners for Citrus, Levy and Marion Counties have received a report from officials at Progress Energy Corporation that a General Emergency at the Levy Energy Complex has been declared.

Radioactive material releases are possible due to the existing condition at the Levy Energy Complex. You are advised to remain calm. The situation is being monitored by Local and State officials. There is no danger at the present time.

We advise you to stay tuned to your EAS station and refer to the Emergency Planning Brochure that was mailed to you. Be sure your neighbors are aware of the emergency.

REPEAT: A General Emergency has been declared for the Levy Energy Complex. Take no special action at this time. Remain calm and stay tuned to EAS for further instructions.

THIS MESSAGE SHOULD BE REPEATED EVERY 15 MINUTES FOR ONE HOUR OR AS DIRECTED BY THE PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICER.

Date and time of issuance _______________________________________

Issued by ________________________________________________________

Section VI, Appendix 4, Page - 38 Revision-JulyApril, 2009

EAS-9E EAS -GENERAL EMERGENCY (Levy Energy Complex)

SHELTER FARM / MILK PRODUCING ANIMALS - CITRUS, LEVY & MARION The Emergency Management Director and the Board of County Commissioner for Citrus, Levy and Marion Counties, after consultation with State and Federal health and Progress Energy Corp.

officials a make the following announcement due to the General Emergency at the Levy Energy Complex.

It is recommended that all milk cows that are in pasture within 10 miles of the Levy Energy Complex be placed on stored feed to prevent ingestion of radioactive contamination that could accumulate in their milk. The Florida Department of Agriculture will begin surveys of all milk products to insure purity. For assistance in obtaining stored feed, farmers and dairymen should contact your local Extension Agent.

The areas of concern are described as follows:

CITRUS COUNTY - ZONES C1, C3 andC4:

Out to 10 miles in all directions from the Levy Energy Complex as described by the followings:

Northern Boundary - South of the Withlacoochee River and Lake Roussiau Eastern Boundary - Elkcam Blvd. in Citrus Springs and the northwestern border of Citrus Springs (south of Rush Lake).

Southern Boundary - Northern boundary of Pine Ridge, .5 miles north of Crystal River City Limits and west to include the following neighborhoods: Riverbend, Citrus Ranches, Rainbow Estates and Lakeview. Also west on State Park Street all the way to the Gulf of Mexico.

Western Boundary - Gulf of Mexico LEVY COUNTY - ZONES L5, L6, L7 and L8:

Out to 10 miles from the Progress Energy Complex as described by the following:

Southern Boundary - Withlacoochee River and Lake Rousseau.

Western Boundary - Gulf of Mexico Northern Boundary - Area of Patterson Road and Bottle Springs Road, 10 miles north of the Levy Energy Complex. Approximately 0.5 milees north of the RT.121 and Rt. 337 intersection.

Eastern Boundary - The western boundary of Rainbow Lakes Estates and south along the Levy/Marion County border.

MARION COUNTY - ZONE M9:

Northwestern, Northern and Eastern Boundaries - The area of Rainbow Lakes Estates Hwy 40.

South Eastern Boundary - Hwy 41 to include all areas of Dunnellon City Limits west of Hwy 41.

Southern Boundary - Lake Rousseau and Withlacoochee River Western Boundary - Marion/Levy County Line Section VI, Appendix 4, Page - 39 Revision-JulyApril, 2009

EAS-9E (CONTINUED)

CITRUS COUNTY AREAS AFFECTED INCLUDE:

- Cedar Lakes Estates - Seven Rivers Estates

- Country Oaks - Seven Rivers Farms

- Hollinswood Ranch - Sunshine Golf Estates

- Crystal River Archeological Site - River Heights

- Crystal River Manor - Sunny Acres

- Ft. Island Gulf Beach - Rainbow Oaks

- Crystal Manor - Riverwood Shores

- Indian Waters - Seven Rivers Heights

- River Road Area (south of Inglis Yankeetown) - Citrus Ranches

- Greenwood Acres - Riverbend

- Rainbow Estates - Holiday Heights

- Foxcroft - Areas in Citrus Springs west of Elkcam Blvd.

- Green Acres - Circle M Ranchetts

- Suburban Estates - Angus Hills Estates

- Spring Run - Pottersfields Withlacoochee Heights

- SpringHorn - Smittys Acres

- Shamrock Acres/Emerald Acres - Glendale Acres

- Lakeview - Flora Dale Acres

- Highland Heights - Orange Grove Estates

- Pine Tree Estates - Riverview

- Castaway Acres - Pine Oak Estates

- Pine Run - Backwater Heights

- The Pines - Great Riverside Estates All recreational and commercial boaters in surrounding waterways and in the Gulf of Mexico out to 10 miles from the Progress Energy Complex.

LEVY COUNTY AREAS AFFECTED INCLUDE:

- Inglis - Riverside

- Yankeetown - Waccasassa Bay State Preserve

- Peaceful Acres - Progress Energy Levy Site Complex

- Pleasant Acres - Gulf Hammock Area (Butler Road)

- Rest Haven Shores - Palm Point

- Graceland Shores - Crackertown

- Backwater Farmsites - Aruth Camp

- Withlacoochee River Park Estates - Bluebird Hill

- Kennedy States - Woodpecker Ridge

- Sherwood Forest River Forest - Southern Half of Gothe State Forest

- Riverland Estates - Areas east of Lebanon Station & Hwy 19 to

- Fox Ridge the Gulf of Mexico

- Little Lake Acres - Areas east of Lebanon Station to the

- Cason Inglis Acres western border of Rainbow Lakes EstatesSection VI, Appendix 4, Page - 40 Revision-JulyApril, 2009

EAS-9E (CONTINUED)

MARION COUNTY AREAS AFFECTED INCLUDE:

- Rainbow Lakes Estates - Rainbows End

- The area of Rainbow Springs west of Hwy 41 - The area of Dunnellon City Limits west of Hwy 41

__(Comments - If necessary)_____________________________________________

REPEAT: It is recommended that all milk cows that are in pasture within 10 miles of the Levy Energy Complex be placed on stored feed.

Stay tuned to this station for further information.

For more emergency planning information refer to the Emergency Planning Brochure that was mailed to you.

THIS MESSAGE SHOULD BE REPEATED EVERY 15 MINUTES FOR ONE HOUR OR AS DIRECTED BY THE PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICER.

Date and time of issuance ___________________________________

Issued by ___________________________________________________

Section VI, Appendix 4, Page - 41 Revision-JulyApril, 2009

EAS-9F EAS - GENERAL EMERGENCY (Levy Energy Complex)

SCHOOLS -RELOCATION OF SCHOOL CHILDREN- LEVY, CITRUS & MARION The Emergency Management Director and the Chairperson for the Board of Commissioners in Citrus, Levy & Marion Counties have received a report from officials of Progress Energy Corporation that a General Emergency exists at the Levy Energy Complex.