ML17309A869
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| Issue date: | 01/31/1997 |
| From: | Stall J FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT CO. |
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Florida Power 5 Light Company, P.O. Box 128, Fort Pierce, FL 34954-0128 January 31, 1997, L-97-25 10 CFR 50.'54(q) 10 CFR 50 Appendix E
U.
S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Attn:
Document Control Desk Washington, D.
C.
20555 Re:
St. Lucie Units 1 and 2
Docket Nos.
50-335 and 50-389 In accordance with 10 CFR 50.54(q),
enclosed is one copy of the St.
Lucie Plant Radiological Emergency Plan revision.
Florida Power and Light Company has determined that this revision does not decrease the effectiveness of the plan.
In addition, the plan as revised continues to meet the standards of 10 CFR 50.47(b) and the requirements of 10 CFR 50 Appendix E.
Attachment 1 of this letter provides a
summary of the changes incorporated by this revision.
Should there be any questions on this revision, please contact us.
Very truly yours, J.
A. Stall Vice President St. Lucie Plant JAS/spt Attachments cc:
Regional Administrator, Region II, USNRC (2 copies)
Senior Resident Inspector, USNRC, St. Lucie Plant
'O,g P Q6 4'702040321 970i3i PDR ADQCK 05000335 PDR Q an FPL Group company
f St. Lucie Units 1 and 2
Docket Nos.
50-335 and 50-389 L-97-25 ATTACHMENT j.
ATTACHMENT1 CHANGE DOCUMENTFOR REVISION 32 This document provides a review ofthe changes incorporated into revision 32 ofthe St. Lucie Plant Radiological Emergency Plan. These changes resulted Rom the annual review ofthe Emergency Plan.
The majority ofthe changes were editorial in nature and are so indicated. An explanation/evaluation of significant changes is provided. There were no areas ofreduced effectiveness identified in this revision.
Note: Allpage and Section references apply to revision 31.
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Page (4), Figure 2-4, changed "On-Shift Response Organization" to "On-Shift Emergency Response Organization", editorial change.
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(1.0) 1.
Page 1-1, Section 1.2 - "Annual" changed to bold and inserted the word "Occurring" in the definition; editorial change.
2.
Page 1-2, Section 1.2, Emergency Coordinator definition, changed "E"in "Emergency" and "R" in "Responders" to lower case; editorial change.
3.
Page 1-2, Section 1.2, Emergency News Center definition, changed "L"in "Local" and "F" in "Federal" to lower case; editorial change.
4.
Page 1-3, Section 1.2, Emergency Response definition, changed "... the Radiological Emergency Plan for the St. Lucie Plant." to "... St. Lucie Plant Radiological Emergency Plan.";
editorial change.
5.
Page 1-4, Section 1.2, Governmental Affairs Manager (GAM)definition, inserted "Recovery Manager/"; change makes the definition more correct because the GAMwillinterface with both the Recovery Manager and the Emergency Control Officer at the Emergency Operations Facility (EOF), this correction does not decrease the effectiveness ofthe Emergency Plan.
6 Page 1-4, Section 1.2, Ingestion Pathway Emergency Planning Zone definition, inserted "Exposure" between Ingestion and Pathway; editorial change.
Page 1-4, Section 1.2, Quarterly definition, changed Rom "Once per calendar quarter year (March 31, June 30, September 30, and December 31)" to "Occurring once per calendar quarter, with quarters ending on March 31, June 30, September 30, and December 31 in a year"; editorial change.
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Page 1-9, Section 1.4, paragraph four, sentence one, changed &om "The company's response to an emergency condition consists ofan immediate response (on-shift) and an expanded response (Emergency Response Organization) which can readily adapt to an emergency condition as it develops." to "The company's response to an emergency condition consists ofan on-shift (immediate) response and an expanded (augmented) response Emergency Response Organization (ERO) which can readily adapt to an emergency condition as itdevelops."; this change clariQes that portions ofthe ERO are always on-shift, but willbe augmented, as necessary, this change does not decrease the effectiveness ofthe Emergency Plan.
Page 1-10, Section 1.4, paragraph six, second sentence, inserted the word "public"between "for"and "protection"; change corrects the quote from the State Plan, this change does not decrease the effectiveness ofthe Emergency Plan.
Page 1-11, Section 1.5, added number 10 "UFSAR - Unit 1, Section 13.3, Emergency Planning" and number 11 "UFSAR - Unit 2, Emergency Planning", this change is a cross reference to the UFSAR and does not decrease the effectiveness ofthe Emergency Plan.
Page 1-14, Figure 1-2, changed "ON-SHIFTEMERGENCY RESPONDERS" to "ON-SHIFT EMERGENCY RESPONSE ORGANIZATION";editorial change.
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Page 2-1, Section 2.1.1, paragraph two, added "(ERO)" following"Emergency Response Organization"; editorial change.
Page 2-1, Section 2.1.2, deleted "and Rehabilitative Services" from the title ofthe Florida Department ofHealth, two locations; change reflects new title of State agency, this correction does not decrease the effectiveness ofthe Emergency Plan.
Page 2-1, Section 2.1.2, paragraph four, changed the abbreviation "(DHRS)"to the "Department ofHealth"; change reflects new title ofState agency, this correction does not decrease the effectiveness ofthe Emergency Plan.
Page 2-1, Section 2.1.2, paragraph four, number one, changed the word "Office"to "Bureau",
change reflects new title ofState office, this correction does not decrease the effectiveness ofthe Emer'gency Plan.
Page 2-4, Figure 2-1, (under ON-SHIFT), changed "As Required From Available Staff" to Other Trained ERO Personnel On-shift"; this change clarifies the make-up ofthe on-shift ERO, this change does not decrease the effectiveness ofthe Emergency Plan.
Page 2-4, Figure 2-1, added the followingentry: "Chemistry Representative" (under ON-SHIFT),
"Off-site Dose Calculations" (under EMERGENCY FUNCTION), and "TSC Chemistry Supervisor Or Alternate" (under PRIMARY);this addition to this figure clarifies an existing condition, that there is a chemist on-shift at all times (as required by NUREG 0737) to perform
dose calculations, this is not a change in shift staffing, this addition does not decrease the effectiveness ofthe Emergency Plan.
7.
Page 2-5, Figure 2-2A, changed the title ofthe "Department ofHealth and Rehabilitative Services" to the "Department ofHealth"; change reflects new title ofState agency, this correction does not decrease the effectiveness ofthe Emergency Plan.
Page 2-6, Figure 2-2B, changed the title ofthe "Department ofHealth and Rehabilitative Services" to the "Department ofHealth"; change reflects new title of State agency, this
'orrection does not decrease the effectiveness ofthe Emergency Plan.
Page 2-8, Section 2.1.3, paragraph four, last sentence, added "(EOC)" following"Emergency Operations Center"; editorial change.
10.
Page 2-8, Section 2.1.3, paragraph five, thiid sentence, changed the word Office"to "Bureau" and delete the abbreviation "(DHRS)"; these changes reflect changes in titles ofthe State office, this correction does not decxease the effectiveness ofthe Emergency Plan.
Page 2-10, Section 2.1.3, changed "St. Lucie County-Fort Pierce Fire Department" to St. Lucie County-Fort Pierce Fire District";this is a correction to the organization's title, editorial change.
12.
Page 2-10, Section 2.1.4, paragraph three, changed "DHRS" to "Department ofHealth; this change reflects the change in the title ofthe State office, this correction does not decrease the effectiveness ofthe Emexgency Plan.
13.
Page 2-11, Section 2.1.5, paragraph two, last sentence changed ".'.. xesources as described..."
to "... resources as provided for by the Purchase Order listed..."; this change clarifies that a Purchase Order number (which commits to technical services and resources) is listed in the Emergency Plan and not a descriptive document/letter, this change does not decrease the effectiveness ofthe Emergency Plan.
14.
Page 2-11, Section 2.2, firstparagraph, added "(ERO)" to the title as abbreviation ofthe Emergency Response Organization; editorial change.
15.
16.
a:Mplanr32 Page 2-11, Section 2.2, firstparagraph, sentence four, changed from "The "on-shift" response organization consists ofthe plant duty shift and other plant personnel as available who are responsible..." to "The on-shift" response consists of shift operators, the plant duty shift and other trained plant personnel as available who are responsible..."; this change clarifies that the on-shift ERO consists of operators, the plant duty shift and other available personnel that are ERO qualified, this change does not decrease the effectiveness ofthe Emergency Plan.
Page 2-11, Section 2.2, first paragraph, sentence five, changed from "Alongwith the required shift operations personnel, the Emergency Response Organization includes the..." to "Along with the required shift operations personnel, the "expanded" response includes personnel necessary to man the TSC, OSC, and EOF."; this change clarifies the expanded response, this change does not decrease the effectiveness ofthe Emergency Plan.
17.
Page 2-11, Section 2.2, firstparagraph, sentence six, changed from "The "expanded" response organization includes other plant personnel and corporate resources which can be made available, ifthe emergency..." to "The ERO includes plant and corporate personnel which are available, as the emergency warrants, to..."; this change clarifies the makeup ofthe ERO, but does not reduce the number ofpersons involved, this change does not decrease the effectiveness ofthe Emergency Plan.
18.
Page 2-12, Section 2.2.1, description ofOperations Manager, sentence two, changed the word "operation" to "operations"; editorial change.
19.
Page 2-13, Section 2.2.1, description ofNuclear Watch Engineer (NWE), last sentence, changed the word "Team" to "Brigade"; this change reflects the new title ofthe Fire Team, editorial change.
20.
21.
Page 2-14, Section 2.2.1, description ofSystem and Component Engineering Manager, changed "System and Component Engineering Manager" to "System Engineering Manager"; this change reflects the new title ofthis position, editorial change.
Page 2-15, Section 2.2.2, Organization, paragraph two, sentence two changed "Initially,the operating staff constitutes:.." to "Initially,shift operators and the plant duty staff constitute
.."; this change allows for consistent wording regarding the description ofthe ERO with the initial paragraph in this Section (2.2), this change does not decrease the effectiveness ofthe Emergency Plan.
22.
Page 2-15 Section 2.2.2, Organization, paragraph two, sentence four, changed "... provided initiallyby plant staff." to "... provided initiallyby shift operators and the plant duty staff."; this
'hange allows for consistent wording regarding the description ofthe ERO with the initial paragraph in this Section (2.2), this change does not decrease the effectiveness ofthe Emergency Plan.
23.
Page 2-15 Section 2.2.2, Organization, paragraph two, sentence five, changed "... the on-shift response organization." to "... the On-shift Emergency Response Organization.", this change allows for consistent wording regarding the description ofthe ERO which is composed oftwo components, an On-shift ERO and the Expanded ERO, and is consistent with the description of the company's response to an emergency as stated in Section 1.4, this change does not decrease the effectiveness ofthe Emergency Plan.
24.
Page 2-17, Figure 2-4, changed the title &om "ON-SHIFTRESPONSE ORGANIZATION"to "ON-SHIFTEMERGENCY RESPONSE ORGANIZATION";this change is consistent withthe change in Section 2.2.2, Organization, paragraph two, sentence five, this change does not decrease the effectiveness ofthe Emergency Plan.
25.
Page 2-17, Figure 2-4, added "CHEMISTRYREPRESENTATIVE" and "OTHER TRAINED ERO PERSONNEL ON-SHIFT"; these additions are consistent with changes to Figure 2-1 and a:Leplanr32
Section 2.2 firstparagraph, respectively, these changes do not decrease the effectiveness ofthe Emergency Plan.
26 Page 2-I9, Section 2.2;2, Plant Staff Emergency Assignments, A, changed "On-shift Emergency Responders" to "On-shift Emergency Response Organization"; this change is consistent with the change in Section 2.2.2, Organization, paragraph two, sentence five, this change does not decrease the effectiveness ofthe Emergency Plan.
27.
Page 2-19, Section 2.2.2, Plant StaQ'Emergency Assignments, A, 1, sentence one, changed "...
ofmembers chosen from shift personnel assigned to the plant" to "..
~ ofoperators, the plant duty staff and other trained ERO personnel on-shiA."; this change allows for consistent wording regarding the description ofthe ERO with the initialparagraph in this Section (2.2), this change does not decrease the effectiveness ofthe Emergency Plan.
2S.
Page 2-19, Section 2.2.2, Plant Staff Emergency Assignments, A, 1, sentence two, changed "...
as designated team members." to "... as ERO members"; this is a change in terminology, this change does not decrease the effectiveness ofthe Emergency Plan.
29.
Page 2-19, Section 2.2.2, Plant StaQ'Emergency Assignments, A, 1, sentence three, changed "The emergency response teams take action until the emergency condition is mitigated." to "The On-shift Emergency Response Organization takes action until the emergency condition is mitigated or until relieved."; this is a terminology change away from emergency teams and also addresses the need forflexibilityifthe emergency condition can not be readily mitigated, this change does not decrease the effectiveness of the Emergency Plan.
30.
Page 2-19, Section 2.2.2, Plant Staff Emergency Assignments, A, 2, changed "On-shift Emergency Responders may consider themselves relieved gglt. upon the specific instructions ofa recognized superior. Merely knowing that a superior is present does not constitute a release form emergency duties and responsibilities." to "Members ofthe On-shift Emergency Response Organization may consider themselves relieved ~nl upon the specific instructions ofthe EC or appropriate facility supervisor.
Merely knowing that a replacement is present does not constitute a release from emergency duties and responsibilities"; this change reflects the change in terminology away from emergency teams and clarifies that position turnover willbe under the direction ofthe EC or facilitysupervisor which strengthens the control ofthis activity, and therefore, this change does not decrease the effectiveness ofthe Emergency Plan.
31.
Page 2-19, Section 2.2.2, Plant Staff Emergency Assignments, B, added the followingnew paragraph one "The Expanded Emergency Response Organization is composed ofoperations personnel and ERO personnel to man the TSC, OSC, and EOF, as necessary."; this change allows for consistent wording regarding the description ofthe ERO with the initial paragraph in this Section (2.2), this change does not decrease the effectiveness ofthe Emergency Plan.
32.
Page 2-19, Section 2.2.2, Plant StaQ'Emergency Assignments, B, 1, changed to number 2 and changed "... Primary Emergency Response Organization members..." to "... alternate ERO members..." and capitalized "o"in "On-shift"; the numbering and case change are editorial, the a:iaplanr32
change &omprimary to alternate clarifies that position turnover is not restricted to the primary position holder, but can occur with any equally qualified alternate.
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Page 2-20, Section 2.2.2, C.4, paragraph one, sentences three and four, changed &om "The Health Physics representative, on-site, is designated as the on-shift TSC Health Physics Supervisor.
The TSC Health Physics Supervisor recommends appropriate protective actions to the EC based upon radiological assessments."
to "Prior to the availability to the TSC Health Physics Supervisor, the Health Physics technicians on-site willprovide assistance to the EC in recommending protective actions based on radiological assessments.";
this change clarifies the role ofthe HP technicians on-site, one technician willno longer be identified to function as an interim TSC HP Supervisor, but the commitment to assist the EC is unchanged, this change does not decrease the effectiveness ofthe Emergency Plan.
Page 2-21, Section 2.2.2, C.6, last sentence, changed "St. Lucie County-Fort Pierce Fire Department" to St. Lucie County-Fort Pierce Fire District";this is a correction to the organization's title, editorial change.
35.
Page 2-22, Section 2.2.2, 3, second paragraph, sentence two, changed" Emergency Operations Facility (EOF) personnel should be notified and placed in a standby status or mobilized as determined by the RM."to "The RM should place the Emergency Operations Facility (EOF) personnel in the facilityfor an Alert, as conditions warrant."; this change is not a commitment to activate the EOF prior to a Site Area Emergency, but to mobilize and place personnel in the facilityto assist the TSC and become operational at the Site Area Emergency or earlier, if deemed appropriate by the RM, this change does not decrease the effectiveness ofthe Emergency Plan.
36.
Page 2-24, Table 2-2A, Additional Shift Staffing for all Modes ofOperation, changed the Health Physics Technician &om"1"to "1 per unit"; this change clarifies that there is one HP Technician on-shift for each unit, this change does not decrease the effectiveness ofthe Emergency Plan.
37.
Page 2-25, Table 2-2A, moved the "Note" to the top ofthe page; editorial change.
38.
Page 2-25, Table 2-2A, changed asterisk (*)to footnote 1; editorial change.
39.
Page 2-25, Table 2-2A, added two footnotes (3 Ec 4) to indicate personnel on-shift; this is not a change, but a clarification ofon-shift staffing, this change does not decrease the effectiveness of the Emergency Plan.
40.
Page 2-26, Table 2-2B, under "~n-ljiQ",Emergency Coordinator, added "(assisted by Health Physics Department Representative)"; this change makes this table consistent with Figure 2-1, editorial change.
41.
Page 2-28, Section 2.2.2, 4, 7, changed "To provide logistic support for emergency personnel (e.g. transportation, communications, temporary quarters, food, water and sanitary facilities in the field, and special equipment and supplies procurement)." to "To provide logistical support for emergency personnel (e.g., transportation, communications, temporary quarters, food, water and a:Wplanr32
sanitary facilities in the field, and procurement ofspecial equipment and supplies)." editorial change.
42.
Page 2-28, Section 2.2.2, 4, Emergency Information Manager (EIM), first paragraph, sentence two, deleted "During this phase"; editorial change.
43.
Page 2-28, Section 2.2.2, 4, Emergency Technical Manager (ETM), changed "The ETM is a senior management engineer with detailed..." to "The ETM is a manager or senior engineer withdetailed..."; this change reflects the move ofthe engineering group from the corporate office to the plant, senior management was terminology used when this position was staffed &omthe corporate office, this change does not decrease the effectiveness ofthe Emergency Plan.
44 Page 2-29, Section 2.2.2, 4, Governmental AffairsManager (GAM),changed "The GAMis a senior manager experienced..." to "The GAMis a member ofthe ExternaVGovernmental Affairs staff experienced..."; this change clarifies the staffing for this position, this change does not decrease the effectiveness ofthe Emergency Plan.
45.
Page 2-29, Section 2.2.3, 2, Radiological Laboratories, sentence three, added "(MERL)";
editorial change.
46.
Page 2-31, Section 2.2.3, 3 Additional Assistance, sentence one, changed "Operation" to "Operations"; editorial change.
47.
Page 2-31, Section 2.2.3, 3 Additional Assistance, sentence two, added "Nuclear Steam Supply System" prior to (NSSS) and "ABB"prior to Combustion Engineering; editorial change.
48.
Page 2-31, Section 2.2.3,4 Support to Federal Assistance Teams, paragraph two, last sentence,
. changed "Department ofHealth and Rehabilitative Services" to "Department ofHealth"; change reflects new title ofState agency, this correction does not decrease the effectiveness ofthe Emergency Plan.
49.
Page 2-32, Section 2.2.4, 1, Control Room, paragraph one, sentence two changed "he assumes the role..." to "he/she assumes the role..."; editorial change.
50.
Page 2-32, Section 2.2.4, 1, Control Room, paragraph four, sentence two, added "(satellite communications system)" after ESATCOM; editorial change.
51.
Page 2-33, Section 2.2.4, 2, Technical Support Center (TSC), paragraph four, added "2000" after FTS in two locations; editorial change.
52.
a:hplanr32 Page 2-33, Section 2.2.4, 3, Operational Support Center (OSC), new paragraph five, added, "A new location for the OSC is being prepared.
The new location is in the large conference room on the second floorofthe South Services Building, currently an alternate OSC location. The transition to the new location willoccur during a 24 hour2.777778e-4 days <br />0.00667 hours <br />3.968254e-5 weeks <br />9.132e-6 months <br /> period with all equipment and supplies being relocated and all revised procedures being issued.
The change willbe completed by 28
February, 1997."; the new OSC willbe comparable to the existing OSC and will,at a minimum, satisfy all requirements for an OSC, training willbe provided to all ERO members prior to the transition, this change, when in effect, does not decrease the effectiveness ofthe Emergency Plan.
53.
Page 2-34, Section 2.2.4, 4, Alternate Operational Support Center, added "inaccordance with procedures" following"... willdesignate an alternate location."; this change reflects the addition in the Emergency Plan Implementing Procedures ofspecific guidance for relocation of the OSC, this improvement does not decrease the effectiveness ofthe Emergency Plan.
54.
Page 2-34, Section 2.2.4, 5, Emergency Operations Facility (EOF), paragraph three, 'added
"(Bell)"between commercial and telephone and added "(satellite communications system)" after ESATCOM; editorial change.
55.
Page 2-38, Section 2.2.4, 8, St. Lucie County Emergency Operations Center, sentence three, added "(satellite communications system)" after ESATCOM; editorial change.
56.
Page 2-38, Section 2.2.4, 9, Martin County Emergency Operations Center, sentence three, added
"(satellite communications system)" after ESATCOM; editorial change.
57.
Page 2-38, Section 2.2.4, 10, Florida State Emergency Operations Center (State Warning Point),
sentence one, added "Emergency Operations Center" prior to (EOC); editorial change.
58.
Page 2-38, Section 2.2.4; 10, Florida State Emergency Operations Center (State Warning Point),
sentence four, added "(satellite communications system)" after ESATCOM and "Local Government Radio" prior to (LGR); editorial change.
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Page 3-1, F,
sentence two, changed "Unusual Event" to "NotificationofUnusual Event"; editorial change.
Page 3-1, Section 3.1, title, changed "Unusual Event" to "NotificationofUnusual Event";
editorial change.
Page 3-1, Section 3.1, Unusual Event, sentence one, changed "The Unusual Event category..."
to "The Notification ofUnusual Event (normally shortened to Unusual Event)..."; editorial change.
a:Opia nr32 Page 3-1, Section 3.2, FPL actions in response to this category willbe:, number two, sentence two, changed "The Emergency Operations Facility personnel should be notified, placed in standby status, or mobilized as determined by the RM."to "The RM should place the Emergency Operations Facility personnel on standby in the facilityfor an Alert, as conditions warrant."; this change is not a commitment to activate the EOF prior to a Site Area Emergency, but to mobilize and place personnel in the facilityto assist the TSC and become operational at the Site Area
Emergency or earlier, ifdeemed appropriate by the RM, this change does not decrease the eQectiveness ofthe Emergency Plan.
5.
Pages 3-'5, 7, 8, 10 Table 3-1, GENERAL EMERGENCY, number two, changed "Measured Dose Rates or Off-site Dose Calculation (EPIP 3100033E) worksheet values at one mile in excess of:
a.
1000 mrem/hr (total dose rate) aa.
1000 mrem/hr (total dose - TEDE) b.
5000 mrem/hr (thyroid dose rate) bb.
5000 mrem/hr (thyroid dose CDE)"
to "Performance ofEPIP 3100033E (Off-site Dose Calculations) or measured dose rates from off-site surveys indicate site boundary (1 mile) exposure levels have been exceeded as indicated by either A, B, C, or D below:
A.
1000 mrem/hr (total dose rate)
B.
1000 mrem/hr (total dose TEDE)
C.
5000 mrem/hr (thyroid dose rate)
D.
5000 mrem/hr (thyroid dose CDE)";
this is a human factors change and does not revise the initiating condition or alter any decision-making criteria, this change does not decrease the effectiveness ofthe Emergency Plan.
6.
9 6 3-9. T Pl 3-1, ilNUEUEEEVENT, 3 6,~.
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'to" ccu ence e
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t ed ea";
this is a human factors change and does not revise the initiating condition, but defines what is meant by near or on site, this change does not decrease the effectiveness ofthe Emergency Plan.
7.
Page 3-11, Table 3-1, UNUSUALEVENT, S.A.,
ed earth uakeha ccu ed, number one, changed "Aconfirmed earthquake has been experienced on plant site." to "A confirmed earthquake has been experienced within the Owner Controlled Area."; this is a human factors change and does not revise the initiating condition, but defines what is meant by on plant site, this change does not decrease the effectiveness ofthe Emergency Plan.
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Page 3-11, Table 3-1, ALERT, 5.B.,
rri n w d', number one, changed "Confirmed hurricane warning is in effect with on site winds expected to exceed 175 mph." to "Confirmed hurricane warning is in effect and winds are expected to exceed 175 mph within the Owner Controlled Area."; this is a human factors change and does not revise the initiating condition, but defines what is meant by on site, this change does not decrease the effectiveness ofthe Emergency Plan.
Page 3-11, Table 3-1, SITE AREAEMERGENCY, S.B.,
w 't
', number two, changed "Confirmed hurricane warning is in effect with on site winds expected to exceed 194 mph.", to "Confirmed hurricane warning is in effect and winds are expected to exceed 194 mph withinthe Owner Controlled Area."; this is a human factors change and does not revise the initiating condition, but defines what is meant by on site, this change does not decrease the effectiveness ofthe Emergency Plan.
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Page 3-12, Table 3-1, UNUSUALEVENT, 5.C.,
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ted e
e Page 3-16, Table 3-1, UNUSUALEVENT, 9.A.,
u ra ctivi number one, changed "Aircraftcrash on site or unusual..." to "Aircraftcrash in the Owner Controlled Area or unusual...";
this is a human factors chan'ge and does not revise the initiating condition, but defines what is meant by on site, this change does not decrease the effectiveness ofthe Emergency Plan.
12.
Page 3-16, Table 3-1, UNUSUALEVENT, 9.C., changed "
n lanne /
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a e
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ed a
e e
ll re a
..."; this is a human factors change and does not revise the initiating condition, but defines what is meant by near or on site, this change does not decrease the effectiveness ofthe Emergency Plan.
13.
Page 3-16, Table 3-1, ALERT, 9.A.,
c number one, changed "Aircraft crash on site damaging plant structures." to "Aircraftcrash in the Owner Controlled Area damaging plant structures."; this is a human factors change and does not revise the initiating condition, but defines what is meant by on site, this change does not decrease the effectiveness ofthe Emergency Plan.
14.
Page 3-16, Table 3-1, SITE AREAEMERGENCY, 9.A.,
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te b*,4gd"Ai ft h
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"Aircraftcrash in the Owner Controlled Area damaging vital plant systems."; this is a human factors change and does not revise the initiating condition, but defines what is meant by on site, this change does not decrease the effectiveness ofthe Emergency Plan.
15.
Page 3-17, Table 3-2A, a,under, changed "Close blowdown valves" to "Close S/G blowdown Ec sample valves"; editorial change.
16.
a:Opia nr32 Page 3-17, Table 3-2A, b, under
, changed "3.5 x 10 CPM" to "1 x 10 CPM"; this change reflects a reduction in the HI-Alarmsetting (3X background). based
on data collected &om daily surveillances, this change does not decrease the effectiveness ofthe Emergency Plan.
17.
Page 3-17, Table 3-2A, c, under
, deleted "(4)"next to "P"; this monitor is listed in the Technical Specifications, this change does not decrease the effectiveness ofthe Emergency Plan.
18.
Page 3-17, Table 3-2A, e, under NT, changed "5 x 10 " to "5 x 10 "; this change is a correction ofan apparent typographical error not previously corrected, editorial change.
19.
Page 3-18, Table 3-2B, a, under T
"Close S/G blowdown &sample valves"; editorial change.
changed "Close blowdown valves" to 20.
Page 3-18, Table 3-3B, b, under T A
changed "3 x 10 uCi/cc" to "2 x 10 uCi/cc", this change reflects an increase in the HI-Alarmsetting, but is set in accordance with the limitestablished by the Technical Specifications (3X background), based on data collected &om daily surveillances, this change does not decrease the effectiveness of the Emergency Plan.
21.
Page 3-18, Table 3-3B, c,under, changed "Isolation ofFHB exhaust causes auto switch to SBVS" to "NONE";the Process Radiation Monitors have been incorrectly shown to be involved in this switchover, the switchover to the Shield Building Ventilation System occurs based on 2 of3 Area Radiation Monitors, in one group, going into alarm, this correction does not decrease the effectiveness ofthe Emergency Plan.
22.
Page 3-18, Table 3-3B,',under, deleted "(5)"next to "P"; this monitor is listed in the Technical Specifications, this change does not decrease the effectiveness ofthe Emergency Plan.
23.
Pa~e 3-18, Table 3-3B, c, under T changed "1 x 10 " to "1 x 10 "; this change is a correction ofan apparent typographical error, editorial change.
24.
Page 3-19, Table 3-3, number one, added separate entry for Unit 2 "10 to 10 mR/Iir";editorial change.
25.
Page 3-19, Table 3-3, number one, made separate entries to Unit 1 and Unit 2, changed the alarm setpoint for both Units Rom "7500 mR/hr" to "8000 mR/tir", based on review ofrecent calibration records; this increase in setpoint may appear as less conservative, but is stillwithin the Technical Specification allowable trip setpoint limit(less than or equal to 10R), therefore, this change does not decrease the effectiveness ofthe Emergency Plan.
26.
Page 3-19, Table 3-3, number two, added calibrated alarm setpoints "6.4 R/hr High" and "8.0 R/hr High/High)", clarified that the previously listed (stillincluded) setpoints actually are EAL initiating conditions for declaration of Site Area Emergency (High) and General Emergency a:Qplanr32
(High/High); this change does not alter alarm setpoints and therefore does not decrease the effectiveness ofthe Emergency Plan.
27.
Page 3-19, Table 3-3, number three, made separate entries for Unit 1 and Unit 2, added High Alarm setpoints for both Units; this change does not decrease the effectiveness ofthe Emergency Plan.
28.
Page 3-19, Table 3-3 number four, added High Alarm setpoints for both Units; this change does not decrease the effectiveness ofthe Emergency Plan.
29.
Page 3-20, Table 3-4, Subcooled Margin Monitors, added "(QSPDS)" and replaced the range value for both Units, "50-750 F" and inserted "calculated"; this change was made to better reflect the manner in which subcooled margin is determined by QSPDS and to eliminate range values which are too limiting,this change does not reduce the effectiveness ofthe Emergency Plan.
30.
Page 3-20, Table 3-4, Nuclear Instrumentation Wide Range Power (Log Scale), corrected the range for Unit 1 from "10 -100%" to "10 -200%"; this change is a correction ofan apparent typographical error not previously corrected, editorial change.
i c 'nd Page 4-1, Section 4.1, paragraph one, last sentence, changed "... Section 2.2.1.1..." to "Section 2.2.2.2..."; this change is a reference correction, editorial change.
Page 4-1, Section 4.1.1,1, sentence two, changed "... the Plant Public Address system..." to ".
.. the plant public address system..."; editorial change.
Page 4-3, Section 4.1.2, paragraph two, last sentence, changed "... discussed in Table 5-2." to ".
.. discussed in I'igure'5-1."; this change is a reference correction, editorial change.
Page 4-3, Section 4.2.1, paragraph one, sentence two, changed "The State's Hot Ring Down (commercial telephone and ESATCOM backup) willbe..." to "The State's Hot Ring Down (commercial telephone and ESATCOM (satellite communications system) serve as backups) will be..."; editorial change.
5.
Page 4-5, Section 4.2.2, title, changed "Department ofHealth and Rehabilitative Services" to "Department ofHealth", change reflects the new title ofState agency, this correction does not decrease the effectiveness ofthe Emergency Plan.
a:Rplanr32 Page 4-5, Section 4.2.2, paragraph one, changed "The Division ofEmergency Management (DEM) State Warning Point Duty Officer is responsible for notifying the Department ofHealth land Rehabilitative Services (DHRS). Notification is made to the Public Health Physicist and the Administer, Office ofRadiation Control. The Public Health Physicist verifies the existence ofa radiological emergency by contacting the Control Room via telephone, then contacts the St.
Lucie County EOC to ascertain what, ifany, protective actions have been initiated. If 12
required, the Office ofRadiation Control activates the Mobile Emergency Radiological Laboratory (MERL)and/or the Radiological Monitoring Teams." to "The DivisionofEmergency Management (DEM) State Warning Point Duty Offlcer is responsible for notifying the Department ofHealth. Notification is made to the Bureau ofRadiation Control. AHealth Physicist contacts the St. Lucie County EOC to ascertain what, ifany, protective actions have been initiated. Ifrequired, the Bureau ofRadiation Control activates the Mobile Emergency Radiological Laboratory (MERL) and/or the Radiological Monitoring Teams."; this change reflects the new title ofState agency and changes in their standard operating procedures, these changes do not decrease the effectiveness ofthe Emergency Plan.
Page 4-6, Section 4.3, Communications, sentence two, added "(satellite communications system)" after ESATCOM; editorial change.
Page 4-7, Section 4.6, paragraph two, sentence one, changed "Communications Network" to "communications network"; editorial change.
Page 4-9, Section 4.6, paragraph two, last sentence, changed "Commercial telephone or ESATCOM serves as backup." to "Commercial telephone and ESATCOM (satellite communications system) serve as backups."; editorial change.
10.
Page 4-9, Section 4.6, ESATCOM, sentence one, changed "... an emergency satellite communication system which..." to "... an Emergency Satellite Communications System which..."; editorial change.
Page 4-9, Section 4.6, LOCALGOVERNMENTRADIO (LGR) SYSTEM, sentence two, changed "... Department ofHealth and Rehabilitative Services (DHRS),..." to "...
Department ofHealth,..."; change reflects the new title ofState agency, this correction does not decrease the effectiveness ofthe Emergency Plan.
12.
Page 4-10, Section 4.7, sentence one, changed "... communication equipment..." to "...
communications equipment..."; editorial change.
13.
Page 4-11, Table 4-1, 2, number two, changed "... by Plan and Procedure" to,"... by plan and procedure"; editorial change.
14.
Page 4-11, Table 4-1, 6, changed "Florida Department ofHealth and Rehabilitative Services, OQice ofRadiation Control..." to "Florida Department ofHealth, Bureau ofRadiation Control.
.."; change reflects the new title ofState agency, this correction does not decrease the effectiveness ofthe Emergency Plan.
15.
Page 4-12, Figure 4-2, abbreviations, added "(NRC)"after HPN - Health Physics Network and inserted "SYSTEM"after ADDRESS in PLT PA - PLANTPUBLICADDRESS (PAGE) in the list ofabbreviations; editorial change.
16.
a:heplanr32 Page 4-12, Figure 4-2, added, "ESATCOM"to the communications interfaces available in the TSC and the EOF/ENC and added "ESATCOM-EMERGENCY SATELLITE 13
COMMUNICATIONSSYSTEM" to the list ofabbreviations, the system was originally installed in these facilities, but was not reflected in this table, this correction does not decrease the effectiveness ofthe Emergency Plan.
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I Page 5-1, Section 5.1 paragraph one, last sentence, changed "Post Accident sampling..." to "
Post accident sampling..."; editorial change.
Page 5-1, Section 5.1.1, paragraph three, sentence four, added "Emergency Core Cooling System" prior to (ECCS); editorial change.
Page 5-2, Section 5.1.2, paragraph three, sentence one, added "(PASS)" after Post Accident Sampling System; editorial change.
Page 5-3, Section 5.1.3, paragraph three, sentence two, changed "(DHRS)"to "the Bureau of Radiation Control"; change reflects the new title of State oQice, this correction does not decrease the effectiveness ofthe Emergency Plan.
Page 5-3, Section 5.1.4, paragraph four, sentence two, added "Final Updated Safety Analysis Report" prior to (FUSAR); editorial change.
Page 5-6, Section 5.1.5, paragraph two, sentence three, capitalized "State" and "County";
editorial change.
Page 5-6, Section 5.1.5, sentence four, changed "Table 5-2" to "Figure 5-1"; this change is a reference correction, editorial change.-
8.
Page 5-6, Section 5.1.5, sentence four, added "the Environmental Protection Agency" prior to (EPA) and "Protective Action Guides" prior to (PAGs); editorial change.
Page 5-6, Section 5.1.6, paragraph one, sentence one, changed "The Florida Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services maintains..." to "The Florida Department ofHealth maintains..."; change reflects the new title of State agency, this correction does not decrease the eQectiveness ofthe Emergency Plan.
10.
Page 5-6, Section 5.1.6, paragraph one, sentence one, changed "... a system of35 TLDstations
."to"... a system ofabout 35 TLD'stations..."; this change is based on feedback from the Department ofHealth which indicated that the number ofTLD locations can vary, but is around 35 so this reference to the TLDs was revised accordingly, this change does not decrease the eQectiveness ofthe Emergency Plan.
a:hplanr32 Page 5-6, Section 5.1.6, paragraph two, sentence five, changed "DHRS" to "Bureau ofRadiation Control", also capitalized "State"; change reflects the new title of State office, this correction in title nor the editorial change decreases the effectiveness ofthe Emergency Plan.
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12.
Page 5-7, Section 5.1.6, paragraph one, sentence two, capitalized "Plume Exposure" and added "Pathway Emergency Planning Zone" prior to (EPZ); editorial change.
13.
Page 5-7, Section 5.1.6, paragraph three, changed "... responsibility rests on the DHRS Office ofRadiation Control." to "..
~ responsibility rests with the Bureau ofRadiation Control.";
change reflects the new title of State office, this correction does not decreases the effectiveness ofthe Emergency Plan.
14.
Page 5-8, Section 5.1.6, paragraph one, sentence one, changed "... have been made for State DHRS representatives to be stationed at the EOF." to "..
~ have been made for representatives from the Bureau ofRadiation Control to be stationed at the EOF."; change reflects the new title of State office, this correction does not decrease the effectiveness ofthe Emergency Plan.
15.
Page 5-8, Section 5.1.6, paragraph one, sentence two, changed "Direction and control offield
. operations for the Department ofHealth and Rehabilitative Service willbe provided by the Public Health Physicist Supervisor ofSurveillance and Laboratories." to "Direction and control offield operations for the Department ofHealth willbe provided by the Health Physics Supervisor."; this change reflects the new title ofState agency and changes in their standard operating procedures, these changes do not decrease the effectiveness ofthe Emergency Plan.
16.
Page 5-8, Section 5.1.6, paragraph one, sentence four, changed "... have been described in Off-site Emergency Response Organization EPIP 1202, "Activationand Use ofthe Emergency, Operations Facility (St. Lucie)"." to "... have been described in EPP-15, "Activation and Use of the Emergency Operations Facility".";EPIP 1202 underwent a procedure upgrade process and was renumbered EPP-15, this change should have been reflected in Revision 31, this change does not decrease the effectiveness ofthe Emergency Plan.
17.
Page 5-8, Section 5.1.6, paragraph one, sentence five, changed "DHRS" to "the Bureau of Radiation Control."; change reflects the new title of State office, this correction does not decrease the effectiveness ofthe Emergency Plan.
18.
Page 5-8, Section 5.1.6, paragraph two, changed "DHRS" to "the Bureau ofRadiation Control" in two locations and added "the Department ofEnergy" prior to (DOE); change reflects the new title of State office and inclusion ofthe proper title ofDOE, neither ofthese changes decreases the effectiveness ofthe Emergency Plan.
19.
Page 5-8, Section 5.'2, paragraph one, capitalized "State" and County"; editorial change.
20.
Page 5-10, Section 5.2.1, paragraph one, sentence one, changed"... the Department ofHealth and Rehabilitative Services (DHRS)..." to "... the Department ofHealth..."; change reflects the new title ofState agency, this correction does not decrease the effectiveness ofthe Emergency Plan.
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21.
Page 5-10, Section 5.2.1, paragraph one, last sentence, changed "DHRS" to "Bureau ofRadiation Control."; change reflects the new title of State office, this correction does not decrease the effectiveness ofthe Emergency Plan.
22.
'Page 5-10, Section 5.2.1, paragraph three sentence one, changed "Table 5-2" to "Figure 5-1";
this change is a reference correction, editorial change.
23.
Page 5-14, Section 5.2.2, 2, title, changed "includes Protected Area)" to "(includes the Protected Area)"; editorial change.
24.
P fi fi-lfi,fi i 522,2,~i,
- fi, fi fi fi"lifi fi "
'*fiifi 5-2"; this change is a reference correction, editorial change.
25.
Page 5-15, Section 5.2.2, 2, title, changed "includes Protected Area)" to "(includes the Protected Area)"; editorial change.
26.
Page5-15, Section5.2.2,2, vacuati n
m lementati n,paragraphone,sentencethree, added "Response Organization" between the words Emergency and personnel; editorial change.
27.
Page 5-16, Section 5.2.2, 2, title, changed "gncludes Protected Area)" to "(includes the Protected Area)"; editorial change.
28.
Page 5-16, Section 5.2.2,2, er nnel cc unta 'li ran rtation and K itRout paragraph two, changed "Upon declaration ofan emergency evacuation, the Security Guard Force will..."to "Upon declaration ofan Owner Controlled Area evacuation, the Security Guard Force will...";this change clarifies that the evacuation discussed in this paragraph is associated with the Owner Controlled Area, this change does not decrease the effectiveness of the Emergency Plan.
29.
Page 5-16, Section 5.2.2,2, er nnel cc unta ili ran rtati n and Exit Routes, paragraph three, sentence one, changed "When an evacuation is declared, all non-essential personnel in the affected area willstop working, leave the affected area and assemble..." to "When an evacuation is declared, all non essential personnel willstop working, leave the area and assemble..."; it is not necessary to stipulate the "affected" area because the entire area (Owner Controlled Area) is the area ofimpact, this change does not decrease the effectiveness of, the Emergency Plan.
30.
Page 5-16, Section 5.2.2, 2, er.
nnel ci unta ili ran at'nd itR ute, paragraph three, sentence two,, changed "Figure 5-1" to "Figure 5-2"; this change is a reference correction, editorial change.
31.
Page5-16,Section5.2.2,2, er.
nnel cc unta ili an rtati n a d itR ute, paragraph five, changed "The security force on duty..." to "The Security Guard Force on duty.
.."; editorial change.
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32.
Page 5-16, Section 5.2.3, sentence one, changed "An Off-site Area Evacuation is the..." to "An
'ff-site area evacuation is the..."; editorial change.
33.
Page 5-I6, Section 5.2.3, sentence two, changed "... Department ofHealth and Rehabilitative Services as specified..." to "... Department ofHealth as specified..."; change reflects the new title of State agency, this correction does not decrease the effectiveness ofthe Emergency Plan.
34.
Page 5-17, Section 5.2.3, paragraph one, sentence one, changed "Table 5-3" to "Table 5-'2"; this change is a reference correction, editorial change.
35.
Page 5-17, Section 5.2.3, paragraph one, sentence two, changed "Figure 5-2" to "Figure 5-3";
this change is a reference correction, editorial change.
36.
Page 5-17, Section 5.'2.3, paragraph two, last sentence, capitalized "State"; editorial change.
37.
Page 5-17, Section 5.2.3, paragraph four, sentence one, changed "... actions for the plume exposure pathway EPZ..." to "... actions for the Plume Exposure Pathway EPZ..."; editorial change.
38.
Page 5-17, Section 5.2.3, paragraph four, changed "DHRS" to "The Bureau ofRadiation Control" in two locations; change reflects the new title ofState agency, this correction does not decrease the effectiveness ofthe Emergency Plan.
39.
Page 5-17, Section 5.2.3, paragraph four, last sentence, changed "... important basis for protective action recommendations." to "... important basis for Protective Action Recommendations (PARs)."; editorial change.
40.
Page 5-18, Section 5.2.4, sentence one, change "(Figures G2-9)" to "(Figures Gl-8)"; this change is a reference correction, editorial change.
41.
Page 5-18, Section 5.2.5, sentence two, changed "DHRS" to "Bureau ofRadiation Control";
change reflects the new title ofState agency, this correction does not decrease the effectiveness ofthe Emergency Plan.
42.
Page 5-18, Section 5.2.5, sentence two, changed "... the ingestion pathway EPZ." to "... the Ingestion Exposure Pathway EPZ."; editorial change.
43.
Page 5-18, Section 5.2.7, last sentence, changed "(St. Lucie Site plan)" to "(St. Lucie Site Plan)";
editorial change.
44.
Page 5-24, Table 5-2, changed the revision date ofthe State ofFlorida Radiological Emergency Management Plan &om "1/1/95" to "1/1/96", data in the table was unchanged, this change does not decrease the effectiveness ofthe Emergency Plan.
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45.
Page 5-27, Section 5.4.1, paragraph two, sentence two, changed "... ofan augmented Expanded Response Organization..." to "... ofan augmented Expanded Emergency Response Organization..."; editorial change.
46.
Page 5-27, Section 5.4.1, last paragraph, sentence one, changed "... (e.g., federal, state, and local agencies)..." to "... (e.g., Federal, State, and local agencies)..."; editorial change.
47.
Page 5-27, Section 5.4.1, last paragraph, sentence two, changed "... the Emergency classification." to "... the emergency classification."; editorial change.
48.
Page 5-28,'Section 5.4.1, last paragraph, sentence three, added "Radiation Controlled Area" prior to (RCA); editorial change.
49.
Page 5-28, Section 5.4.2, sentence three, changed "Annex I"to "Annex K";this change is a reference correction, editorial change.
50.
51.
Page 5-28, Section 5.4.2, sentence three, changed "... and monitoring in the ingestion pathway EPZ." to "... and monitoring in the Ingestion Exposure Pathway EPZ."; editorial change.
Page 5-28, Section 5.4.2, last sentence, changed "(Recovery and Re-entry Planning)" to
"(Recovery and Re-entry)"; this change is a chapter title correction from the State ofFlorida Radiological Emergency Management Plan, this change does not decrease the effectiveness of the Emergency Plan.
tLO) 1.
Page 6-1, Section 6.2, 1, second paragraph, sentence three, capitalized "State"; editorial change.
2.
Page 6-4, Section 6.3, last sentence, added "Exposure Pathway" between Plume and EPZ; editorial change.
3.
Page 6-10, Table 6-6, in the message text, capitalized "County", "State", and "Federal"; editorial change.
4.
Page 6-10, Table 6-6, in the message text, removed phone number; the phone number was mistakenly included in this example news release, this information is provided to the media when the Emergency News Center is operational, this change does not decrease the effectiveness ofthe Emergency Plan.
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(7.0) a:Opia nr32 Page 7-1, Section 7.1.1, paragraph one, sentence two, changed "Anexercise includes mobilization ofstate and..." to "Anexercise normally includes mobilization ofState and...";
this change acknowledges the biennial frequency ofexercises and the fact that the degree ofoQ'-
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site participation may vary &om year to year, the other change was a capitalization of"State",
these changes do not decrease the effectiveness ofthe Emergency Plan.
2.
Page 7-I, Section 7.1.2, 3, changed "communication" to "communications"; editorial change.
3.
Page 7-1, Section 7.1.3, last sentence, removed the word "the" between the words ofand plant management; editorial change.
4.
Page 7-2, Section 7.1.3, 4, capitalized "Federal" and "State"; editorial change.
5.
Page 7-2, Section 7.1.3, mid page, removed the word "the" between the words "conducted," and plant management; editorial change.
6.
Page 7-5, Section 7.1.4, 1, paragraph one, sentence three, capitalized "Federal" and "State";
editorial change.
7.
Page 7-5, Section 7.1.4, 1, paragraph three, capitalized "Federal" and "State"; editorial change.
8.
Page 7-6, Section 7.1.4, 5, paragraph one, sentence one, capitalized "State", "Plume Exposure Pathway"; editorial change.
9.
Page 7-6, Section 7.1.4, 5, paragraph one, sentence three, removed the apostrophe from the word "EOC's"; editorial change.
10.
Page 7-6, Section 7.1.4, 5, paragraph two, changed "These drills include "communications between the nuclear power plants, state, and local Emergency Operations Centers (EOC's) and field assessment teams..."." to "These drills include "communications between the nuclear power plants, State, and local EOCs and field assessment teams..."."; this change is a correction ofthe quote &om the State ofFlorida Radiological Emergency Management Plan, this change does not decrease the effectiveness ofthe Emergency Plan.
11.
Page 7-7, Section 7.1.4, 6, paragraph one, second two, changed "DHRS" to "Department of Health"; change reflects the new title ofState agency, this correction does not decrease the effectiveness ofthe Emergency Plan.
12.
Page 7-7, Section 7.1.4, 6, paragraph one, second two, changed "County Disaster Preparedness agencies" to "County Departments ofPublic Safety"; this change reflects consistency to the title ofthe County agencies as named elsewhere in the Emergency Plan, this change does not decrease the effectiveness ofthe Emergency Plan.
13.
Page 7-8, Section 7.2.1, 1, changed "implementing procedures." to "Emergency Plan Implementing Procedures (EPIPs)."; editorial change.
14.
Page 7-8, Section 7.2.2, title, added "(ERO)" after "Emergency Response Organization";
editorial change.
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Page 7-8, Section 7.2.2, paragraph two, changed &om "The training program for members ofthe on-site emergency response organization willinclude practical drills, as appropriate and participation in exercises, in which each individual demonstrates an ability to perform assigned emergen'cy functions." to "The training program for members ofthe on-site ERO willinclude practical drills in which each individual, participating in the drill, demonstrates an ability to perform assigned emergency functions."; this change standardizes the wording ofthis paragraph with the Turkey Point Emergency Plan, the change does not decrease the effectiveness ofthe Emergency Plan.
16.
Page 7-8, Section 7.2.2, paragraph two, added two new sentences, "Participation in a drillor exercise is not required for initialqualification in the ERO." and "Training requirements are delineated in EPIP 3100034E, 'Maintaining.Emergency Preparedness
- Emergency Response Plan Training'"; this change is consistent withthe FPL position in response to the NRC in letter L-96-309 in which itwas stated "FPL considers participation in drills and exercises as supplemental to the emergency response training provided for initialqualification.", also reference to the implementing procedure for Emergency Preparedness training is provided, this change does not decrease the effectiveness ofthe Emergency Plan.
17.
Page 7-8, Section 7.2.2, paragraph three, sentence five, changed "Procedures" to EPIPs; editorial change.
18.
Page 7-9, Section 7.2.2, paragraph one, last sentence, changed "Security maintains training records for members ofthe Security." to "Security Emergency Planning training records are maintained by the Plant Training Manager"; this change places all EP training records under the control ofthe Training Department and the Plant Training Manager, this change does not decrease the effectiveness ofthe Emergency Plan.
19.
Page 7-9, Section 7.2.2, 1, a, changed "(i.e. emergency action level determination per Chapter 3)" to "(i.e., Emergency Action Level (EAL)determination per Chapter 3)"; editorial change.
20.
Page 7-13, Section 7.3, paragraph three, changed "(this function may be delegated a to member(s)..." to "(this function may be delegated to a member(s)...";
editorial change.
21.
Page 7-13, Section 7.3, added new section [1], "Emergency Plan Implementing Procedures (EPIPs) - Written procedures willbe established, implemented, and maintained covering the activities associated with Emergency Plan implementation."; this change is to ensure that the intent of the previous Technical Specification requirement in 6.8.1.e. has been clearly transferred to the Emergency Plan as was intended in the original licensee amendment letter (L-95-233, dated August 16,1995), this change does not decrease the effectiveness ofthe Emergency Plan.
22.
Pages 7-14, 15, Sections 7.1 to 7.6, renumbered to "7.2 to 7.7"; editorial change.
23.
a:Opia nr32 Page 7-14, Section 7.1, paragraph two followingsentence two, added, "Allchanges to the Emergency Plan Implementing Procedures shall be approved by the Plant General Manager, prior to implementation."; this change is to ensure that the intent of the previous Technical Specification requirement in 6.8.2 has been clearly transferred to the Emergency Plan as was 20
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intended in the original licensee amendment letter (L-95-233, dated August 16,1995), this change does not decrease the effectiveness ofthe Emergency Plan.
24.
Page 7-14, Section 7.1, paragraph two, sentence four, changed "Recommended changes to the Emergency Plan and Emergency Plan Implementing Procedures willbe submitted to the Chairperson ofthe Company Review Board for review." to "Approved changes to the Emergency Plan and Emergency Plan Implementing Procedures willbe submitted to the Chairperson ofthe Company Review Board (CNRB) for review." and added new sentence, "The Chairperson willreview any issues or concerns regarding the Emergency Plan and Emergency Plan Implementing Procedures with the CNRB on an as needed basis."; this change is to ensure that the intent of the previous Technical Specification requirement in 6.5.1.6.j. has been clearly transferred to the Emergency Plan as was intended in the original licensee amendment letter (L-95-233, dated August 16,1995), this change does not decrease the effectiveness ofthe Emergency Plan.
25.
Page 7-14, Section 7.3.1, paragraph three, sentence three, capitalized "State" and "Federal";
editorial change.
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Page (APP-3), 3100023E, changed the title &om "On-site Emergency Organization and Call Directory" to "Site Emergency Organization"; editorial change.
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