ML17319B308

Advises That State of Mi Should Request to Speak to Shift Supervisor Re Emergency Plan Clarifications.Accident Info Reporting Data Sheet Encl

ML17319B308
Person / Time
Site:	Cook
Issue date:	04/15/1982
From:	Will Smith INDIANA MICHIGAN POWER CO. (FORMERLY INDIANA & MICHIG
To:	Bruchman G MICHIGAN, STATE OF
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NUDOCS 8204270187
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gg HPQig OOZY PAO INDIANA 8r NICHIGAN EIE'CTRIC CONPANY DONALD C. COOK NUCLEAR PLANT R&Pl P.o. Box 468, Bridgman, Michigan 49106 (616) 465-6901 E&Tl EPM Apr il 15, 1982 CO g- 5/F G. W. Bruchman,.Acting Chief Michigan Department of Public Health Division of Radiological Health 3500 North Logan, P. 0. Box 30035 Lansing, Michigan 48909

Dear Mr. Bruchman:

r, We have received your letter of April 2, 1982, r h 31 ing the Mare 1982 Unusual Event at D. C. Cook Plant. An investigation into the matter confirmed your description of the event, as well as the bene-fits of providing your staff with a brief initial technical description of Plant conditions and their potential effects on the public.

I th v nt of future Emergency Plan clarifications, your staff should request to speak to the Shift Supervisor at 616-465-5901, ext. 1210 1220 or 1231 (Unit One Control Room, Unit Two Control Room or the Shift Supervisor's office respectively). This communications link will enable.

your staff to make an initial assessment of Plant conditi'ons for the purpose of defining the extent of State response prior to operation of th St t E ergency Operations Center (SEOC) and the D. C. Cook Technical Support Center (TSC). Upon operation of the SEOC and the TSC, the State of Michigan Communications link will be from the SEOC to the TSC.

The protection of the health and safety of the public is a primary re-sponsi 'b i 1 i ty and objective of the Shift Supervisor. Under emergency con-ditions, the actions necessary to accomplish this objective are mitigation of the event, and providing off-site authorities with suf icient informa-t t ion o adequately assess the situation with regard to proper discharge of off-site responsibilities. The Shift Supervisors are aware that both actions will have to be accomplished simultaneously.

The on-duty Shift Supervisor at D. C. Cook will provide your Department with the information necessary to properly direct the resources of the State of Michigan. I would ask your assistance in keeping this conversa-tion brief and to the point. The attached data sheet is used in trans-mitting initial data to the Michigan State Police and is suggested as a guide for the subject conversation.

Sincerely, LV3 W. G. Smith, Jr Plant Manager WGS: frb QEpa I i

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"PMP 2080 EPP.012 EXHIBIT A ACCIDENT INFORMATION REPORTING DATA SHEET D.C. Cook Unit Date Time Classified Classification Classified By Description of Event Time of Actual Or Projected Release Estimation Of Duration Of Release Release Involved: Yes No Release Rate: Noble Gas Ci/sec Release Height: Ground Level Iodine Ci/sec Meteorological Conditions: Wind Speed (mph)

Wind Direction: From To Stability Class: hT Pasquill Cat.

Precipitation Projected Dose At:

Site Boundary 2 Miles 5 Miles 10 Miles Dose Rate, Whole Body Integrated Dose', Whole Body Dose Rate, Thyroid Integrated Dose, Thyroid Sectors Affected Injured Personnel Radioactivity Contaminated Off-Site Emergency Protective Actions Recommended Off-Site Support Requested Type Prognosis For Termination Or Worsening Page 2 of 3 Revision 1,

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