ML18004B653
| ML18004B653 | |
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| Site: | Harris  |
| Issue date: | 01/05/1987 |
| From: | Watson R CAROLINA POWER & LIGHT CO. |
| To: | Grace J NRC OFFICE OF INSPECTION & ENFORCEMENT (IE REGION II) |
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Nel.son Grace United Staces Nuclear Regulatory Commission Region 1I 101 Marietca Screec, Norchwest (Sui e 2900)
Atlanta, Georgia 30323 CAROLINA POMER
& LIGHT COMPANY SHEARON HARRIS NUCLEAR POMER PLANT DOCKET NO. 50-400
Dear Dry Grace:
In accordance with 10CFR50, Appendix E, Carolina Power
& Lighc Company hereby transmits one copy each of recent revisions to the Shearon Harris Nuclear Power Plant emergency procedures (Attachme nt 2).
A list of the revisions to the plant erne.gency procedures is also enc'osed (Attachment 1).
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, Shearon Harris Nuclear~~er Plant (SHNPP) rgency Plan (EP)
November 1986 Rev.
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Implement any v~rgency Operating Procedures.
Determine when an Emergency Action Level has been met or exceeded, declare an emergency, and assume the position of Site Emergency Coordinator.
2.4 '
Site Emer enc Coordinator The Site Emergency Coordinator, located in either the Control Room or Technical Support Center, shall perform the following functions:
a.
Request assistance from Iamediate Emergency
Response
Organizations as needed.
b.
Classify the energency.
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Designate an individual to be in charge of the Control Room.
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Coordinate and direct the activities of emergency response personnel in the'Control Room, Technical Support'enter, Operational Support Center and elsewhere on the plant site.
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Order the alerting of on-site personnel and the assembly and/or evacuation of nonessentiaL personnel from local areas, the Protected Area, or the site when conditions warrant.
Order the activation of the Technical Support Center, the Operational Support center, and the Emergency Operations Facility, when required.
go Ensure required notifications are made in a timely manner.
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Ensure adequate
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In the absence of the Plant General Manager and the Manager Environmental and Radiation control, approve planned radiation exposures in excess of 3 rem or entry into radiation fields greater than 100 rem/br'
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Review and approve deviations from Technical Specifications or license conditions if the Site Emergency Coordinator is a Licensed Senior Reactor Operator, or ensure that a Senior Reactor Operator approves such deviations.
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Authorize the Radiological Control Director (or alternate) to administer potassium iodide to emergency workers in consultation with appropriate medical authority.
Request addit.onal material, manpower,'nd equipment as necessary.
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Declare the eaergency terminated when the situation is under controL.
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'mergency Plan (EP)
November 1986 Rev.
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Perform the functions of the Emergency
Response
Manager until that position is manned and activated at the Emergency Operation Facility (EOF) ~
This includes'.
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When contacted by the State, after an initial notification of an emergency, brief the State on plant conditions and actions being taken.
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Recommend protective actions which should be taken by the pubLic to off-site government authorities.
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Keep the Corporate Emergency Operation Center Manager (when the CEOC is activated),
the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, and appropriate State and local agencies informed as to the status of the plant and radiological effects off-site.
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Provide updates to the State on the emergency condition and recoamendations for protective actions at approximately 30 to 60 minute intervals, or if necessary, more frequently.
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Prov@de information to the Plant Media Center, if requested.
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Request assistance from FederaL agencies.
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Keep the Emergency
Response
Manager informed when the Emergency Operation Facility is activated p.
Ensure that he is relieved only by an individual trained to perform the duties of Site Emergency Coordinator.
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Instruct assembled personnel as to needed evacuation, evacuation routes>> frisking~nitoring requirements and accountability.
Shen instructed to do so, perform accountability and provide a list of unaccounted individuals and their suspected location to security.
2,4.6 Radiolo ical Control Director The Radiological Control Director, located in the Technical Support Center, xs responsible to the Site Emergency Coordinator for providing direction to the Dose projection Team Leader, the Chemistry Coordinator, the Radiological Control Coordinator, and until the EOF is activated, the Environmental Supervisor.
The Radiological ControL Director has an Assistant to help in performance of his responsibilities.
The Radiological Control Director shall:
aO Provide technical and administrative direction to the Chemistry Team, Radiological Control Team, Dose Projection Team, and Environmental Monitoring Team (untiL EOF is 'activated).
b.
Coordinate initial off-site environmental monitoring and dose assessment efforts until such activities can be directed by the EOF ~
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Direct the Dose Projection Team, Radiological Control Team, and Chemistry Team to accumulate, tabulate and evaluate data on plant conditions such as meteorological and radiation monitoring readings, hazardous material surveys, and other pertinent data.
d Ensure use of protective clothing, respiratory protection, and access control within the plant as deemed appropriate to control personnel exposures e.
Ensure that appropriate bioassay procedures have been implemented for on-site personnel when a radioactivity incident has occurred.
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Ensure that personnel are decontaminated, if necessary.
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Assist in the transfer of contaminated injured personneL and non-essential personnel'.
Determine appropriate on-site personnel evacuation routes and alternate Shelter/Assembly areas when deemed necessary.
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Coordinate and compare dose-assessment and monitoring results m.t 1
mth the State (Department of Human Resources - SERT) until the EOF is activated.
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Assures pLanned exposures in excess of 3 rem or entry into radxatxon fields greater than 100 rem/hr are approved by the Plant General
- Manager, Manager-Environmental and Radiation Control, or the Site Emergency Coordinator, in that order.
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November 1986 Rev.
9 upon the plant conditions, or on projected off-site doses in relation to the protective action guides contained in Table 4.5-1.
4'.3 Public Al.ertin Marnin and Notification Alerting, warning, and notification of the public are steps taken by government agencies to advise the public that protective actions are necessary.
Alerting, warning, and notification will be provided by sounding sirens, activation oE tone activated radios within five miles of the plant, and suppl.emented by announcements made through radio and television (EBS),
sound trucks, bullhorns, and knocking on doors.
Patrol boats will be used in alerting people on Lake Jordan and the SHNPP main reservoir where appropriate and necessary.
Supplemental sirens are provided for alerting boaters on the SHNPP main reservoir.
Public warning when deemed necessary will be accomplished as described in the North Carolina Emergency
Response
Plan in Support of the SHNPP.
Civil defense sirens mounted on 50-foot utility poles have been installed by Carolina Power
& Light Company at various locations within a LOmile radius of the SHNPP.
Activation of the sirens and tone alert radios for warning oE the publ.ic will.
be accomplished from the county warning points.
the Public Safety Communications Centers of Harnett and Lee Counties, the Emergency Operations Center of Chatham County, and the Raleigh Communications Center for Make County.
The sirens in each county are independentl.y controlled by radio.
The outdoor warning system provides the capability for alerting the public within the 10mile EPZ, within 15 minutes from the time the decision is made to notify the public oE an emergency situation.
4.6 Protective Actions for On-Site Personnel 4.6.1 On"Site Alertin Marnin and Notification
,The Plant Public Address (PA) System will be used to aLert and notify an-site personnel of aa emergency condition within 15 minutes.
Security personnel with portable loudspeakers may be used to augment the PA system and/or check evacuation of outlying areas, as availabl.e.
The Plant PA System has the capability to transmit recognizable alarms which will. al.ert personnel of an emergency situation, and to transmit voice communications which wil.l notify personnel of those actions which should be taken.
The Plant PA System is supplemented by the use of the normaL and emergency coamunication systems located on site as described in Section 3.8 of this Plan.
4.6.2 Evacuatioa
& Personnel AccountabiLit All personnel on-site will. be accounted for within 30 minutes of the declaration of a Site Emergency or General Emergeacy and continuously thereafter during the emergency (accountability may be accomplished at any time prior to the declaration of a Site Emergency, upon notification to do so).
Assembly Area Leaders in the assembly areas will perform personnel accountability functions and report missing persons to the appropriate authority.
Continuous accountability of personnel remaining in the plant viLl be performed by the designated team leaders and managers among 4"6
Shearon Harris Nuclea~ower Plant (SHNPP)
"Emergency Plan (EP)
November 1986 Rev.
9 Rescue vehicles have mobile communications with the Raleigh Communications Center and local:receiving hospitals.
The plant first-aid team can coaxnunicate directly with the rescue vehicles by dialing 911 to the Raleigh Communications Center and using a phone patch to the mobile radio base station.
4.6.3 '
Medical Treatment 4.6.3 '.1 Hos ital Facilities A specially designated emergency area is maintained in readiness at Rex Hospital for CP&L's use,for the treatment of contaminated patients.
Although this area will be utilized by the hospital when not required by CP&L, it will be made available to CP&L when required.
Equipment is available in the hospital for the emergency treatment of patients'ith the facilities and equipment available, extensive decontamination and treatment of an injured
'atient could be performed, including any surgical treatment that may be required.
'n emergency kit is maintained at Rex Hospital and Wake Medical Center containing supplies and equipment for personnel monitoring and the control of radioactive contamination.
This kit contains the following'.
Radiation monitoring instruments, one low-level instrument for determining contamination levels, and one intermediate-range instrument for determining dose rates.
Personnel monitoring equipment such as TLDs and self-reading pocket dosimeters.
Decontamination equipment and supplies for both personnel.
and facility.
Contamination control equipment and supplies such as protective clothing, signs,
- ropes, tags, plastic bags, etc.
An agreement with Rex Hospital is maintained and a copy is provided in Annex A.
Wake County Medical Center will serve as a backup medicaL facility should Rex Hospital become unavailable.
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4.6.3.7.2 Medical Consultants Medical assistance is available in the Raleigh area from general practitioners who have agreed to provide medical assistance for contaminated patients.
See Annex A for letters of agreement.
Also, the U.
ST Department of Energy Radiological Assistance Team will provide medical assistance, if required.
4.6.3.8 Contamination Control of Drinkin Water and Food Measures will be taken to control access to potentially contaminated potable water and food supplies on-site.
Under emergency conditions when uncontrolled releases of activity have occurred, eating, drinking, smoking, and chewing 4-11
Shearon Harris Nucle~ower Plant (SHNPP)
.'mergency Plan (EP)
November 1986 Rev.
9 will be not permitted until the Site Emergency Coordinator has determined that it is safe to. do soi If the water is contaminated above acceptabLe drinking water levels,- uncontaminated water wilL be brought into the pLant for the emergency workers to drink.
Except for emergency food supplies (Table 3.1-1) most food stored on-site is packaged food in vending machines located in Lunch rooms or office areas in the Administration Building, Construction Office Building, or Service Building. If these areas become contaminated because of a release of activity, the machines will be disabled or emptied until it can be verified that the food is not contaminated or the food will be discarded.
4.7 Fire Fi htin Assistance Off-site fire departments will provide support as described in Annex A and Annex G.
4.8 Securit Measures Security measures during an emergency will be employed in accordance with the Plant Security Plan, implementing Security procedures, and Plant Emergency Procedures dealing with personnel accountability,
- egress, and ingress.
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Shearon Harris Nuclea~ower Plant (SHNPP)
,'mergency Plan (EP)
November 1986 Rev.
9 TABLE 4.2-1 EXECUTION OF UNUSUAL EVENT A
CLASS DESCRIPTION This class involves events which indicate a potential degradation of the level of safety at a nuclear station.
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RELEASE POTENTIAL No releases of radioactive material requiring off-site response or monitoring are erpected unless further degradation of safety systems occurs.
C.
NOTZPY:
Time frames noted below are from the time the emergency is declared.
State of North Carolina Emergency Warning Point (fifteen minutes
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Chatham County Emergency Warning Point (fifteen minutes)
Harnett County Emergency Warning'oint (fifteen minutes)
Lee County Emergency Warning point (fifteen minutes)
Wake County Emergency Warning Point (fifteen minutes)
Plant Emergency Organization (as necessary)
Off-site Emergency Organization (as necessary)
Nuclear Regulatory Commission Operations Center (one hour)
- Ebasco, Inc. (as necessary)
Westinghouse Electric Corporation (as necessary)
Institute of Nuclear Power Operations (as necessary)
American Nuclear Insurers (as necessary)
Nuclear Mutual Limited (Fire OnLy) (as necessary)
Department of Energy, Savannah River Operations Office (as necessary)
Daniel Construction Company (as necessary)
Do ACTIVATE:
On-site Emergency Organization (not required, but should be done as necessary)
Technical Support Center Operational Support Center Radiological Emergency Teams Damage Control Teams Security Team Fire Brigade First Aid Team Off-site Emergency Organization (not required, but should be done as necessary)
. Emergency Operations Facility, Plant Media Center Request Assistance (if necessary)
Rex Hospital Fire and Rescue Departments 4-15
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Emeigency Plan (EP) e November 1986 Rev.
9 TABLE 4.2-2 EXECUTION OF ALERT A.
CLASS DESCRIPTION This class describes events which involve actual or potential substantial degradation of the level of safety at a nuclear station..
B.
RELEASE POTENTIAL Off-site doses expected to be limited to small fractions of EPA Protective Action Guideline exposure levels ~
C.
NOTZPY:
Time frames noted below are from the time the emergency is declared.
State of North Carolina Emergency Warning Point (Fifteen minutes)
Chatham County Emergency Warning Point (Fifteen minutes)
Harnett County Emergency Warning Point (Fifteen minutes)
Lee County Emergency Warning Point (Fifteen minutes)
Wake County Emergency Warning Point (Fifteen minutes)
Plant Emergency Organization (as necessary)
Off-site Emergency Organization (One hour)
Nuclear Regulatory Commission Operations Center (One hour)
- Ebasco, Inc. (as necessary)
Westinghouse Electric Corporation (as necessary)
American Nuclear Insurers (as necessary)
Nuclear Mutual Limited (Fire Only) (as necessary)
Institute of Nuclear Power Operations (as necessary)
Department of Energy, Savannah River Operations Office (as necessary)
Daniel Construction Company (as necessary)
De ACTIVATE:
On-site Emergency Organization.
Technical Support Center Operational Support Center Radiological Emergency Teams Damage Control Teams (as necessary)
Security Team Fire Brigade (as necessary)
First Aide Team Off-site Emergency Organization (not required, but should be done as necessary)
Emergency Operations Facility Corporate Emergency Operation Center Plant Media Center Request Assistance if necessary.'ex Hospital Fire and Rescue Departments 4-16
Snearon Harris ~Vuclea~wer Plant (SHNPP)
'Emergency Plan (EP)
November 1986 Rev.
9 TABLE 4.2-3 EXECUTION OF SITE EMERGENCY A.
CLASS DESCRIPTION This class describes events which involve major failures of plant functions needed for the protection of the public.
BE RELEASE POTENTIAL Off-site doses not expected to exceed EPA Protective Action Guidelines exposure levels except near site boundary.
C.
NOTIFY:
Time frames noted below are from the time the emergency is declared.
State of North Carolina Emergency Warning Point '(Fifteen minutes)
Chatham County Emergency Warning Point (Fifteen minutes)
Harnett County Emergency Warning Point (Fifteen minutes)
Lee County Emergency Warning Point (Fifteen minutes)
Wake County Emergency Warning Point (Fifteen minutes)
Plant Emergency Organization (as necessary)
Off"site Emergency Organization (One hour)
Nuclear Regulatory Commission Operations Center (One hour)
- Ebasco, Inc. (as necessary)
Westinghouse Electric Corporation (as necessary)
American Nuclear Insurers (as necessary)
Nuclear Mutual Limited (Fire OnLy) (as necessary)
Institute of Nuclear Power Operations (as necessary)
Department of Energy, Savannah River Operations Office Daniel Construction Company (as necessary)
D.
ACTIVATE:
On-site Emergency Organization Technical Support Center Operational Support Center Radiological Emergency Teams Damage Control Teams (as necessary)
Security Team Pire Brigade (as necessary)'irst Aid Team Off-site Emergency Organization Emergency Operations Faci'lity Corporate Emergency Operations Center Plant Media Center Request Assistance Rex Hospital Fire and Rescue Departments 4-17
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.'meigency Plan (EP)
November 1986 Rev.
9 TABLE 4.2-4 EXECUTION OF GENERAL EMERGENCY A.
CLASS DESCRIPTION Thi.s cl.ass involves events which involve actual or imminent substantial core degradation or melting with the likelihood of a related release of appreciable quantities of fission products to the environment.
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RELEASE POTENTIAL Doses expected to be greater than the upper EPA Protective Action Guideline exposure level.s off-site for more than the immediate site area.
O.
NOTIFY:
Time frames noted belo~ are from the time the emergency is declared.
State of North Carolina Emergency Warning Point (Fifteen minutes)
Chatham County Emergency Warning Point (Fifteen minutes)
Harnett County Emergency Warning Point (Fifteen minutes)
Lee County Emergency Warning Point (Fifteen minutes)
Make County Emergency Warning Point (Fifteen minutes)
Plant Emergency Organization (as necessary)
Off-site Emergency Organization (One hour)
- Nuclear Regulatory Commission Operations Center (One hour)
Westinghouse Electric Corporation (as necessary)
- Ebasco, Inc. (as necessary)
American Nuclear Insurers (as necessary)
Nuclear Mutual Limited (Fire Only) (as necessary)
Institute of Nuclear Paver Operations (as necessary)
Department of Energy, Savannah River Operations Office (as necessary)
Daniel Construction Company (as necessary)
D.
ACTIVATE:
On"site Emergency Organizatian'.
Technical Support Center Operational Support Center Radiological.
Emergency Teams Damage Contzol. Teams (as necessary)
Security Team Fire Brigade (as necessary)
First Aid Tecum Off-site Emergency Organization:
Emergency Operations Facility Corporate Emergency Operations Center Plant Media Center Request Assistance'.,
Rex Hospital Fire and Rescue Departments 4-18
ANNEX A AGREEMENTS C>l
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This Annex contains written agreements between CPSL and other organizations that may be required to provide support to the Shearon Harris Nuclear Power Plant in the event of an on-site radiological emergency.
Agreements with the following organizations are attached.
Reconfirmations of the agreements are on file at CPhL.
I A reement Or anization Date of Initial A reement Reconfirmation Dates f2 g3
- 1. Fuquay"Varina Rural Fire Department, Inc.
- 2. Holly Springs Rural Fire Dept., Inc.
- 3. Apex Rescue
- Squad, Inc.
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Rex Hospital
- 5. Make County Medical Center
- 6. U.S. Department of Energy 7.
Make County Emergency Conmunications Center 8.
Chatham County Emergency Communications Center
- 9. Sanford/Lee County Emergency Communications Center
- 10. Harnett County Emergency Communications Center ll. North Carolina Emergency Medical Services, Inc.
- 12. Nuclear Power Plant Emergency
Response
Voluntary Assistance Agreement Signature Page 13 'nstitute of Nuclear Power Operations
- 14. National Weather Service 09-16-86 10-16-86 01-10-83 11-16-82 01-30" 84 09-14-83 11-18"82 05"10-83 06-06-83 12-20-83 01-30-84 07-01-82 10-14-85 11"04"85 11-05-84 11-26-84 04-30-85 04-29-85 01-03-85 01-08-85 11-26-84 05-07-85 04-29-85 Does not 11-18-85 11-05-85 05-13"86 11-17-86 11-04-86 12-17-85 01-14"86 11-05-85 05-27-86 05-06-86 require updating.
11-04 "86 Does not require updating 11-03-86 I certify that the agreements contained herein are current:
ZB60000036 CHAL CarolIna Power & l.ighl Company Post Office Box 165 New Hill, North Carolina 27652 September 16, 1986 Mr. David L. Markle. Chief Fuquay-Varina Rural Fire Department, Inc.
Post Office Box 21 Fuquay-Varina, North Carolina 27526
Dear Mr. Markle:
This letter is intended to set forth the terms of an agreement between Carolina Power
& Light Company (hereinafter CP&L) and the Fuquay-Varina Rural Fire Department, Inc. (hereinafter the Fire Department) under the terms of which the Fire Department will provide assistance
'in the event of an accident or emergency at the Shearon Harris Nuclear Power Plant (hereinafter SHNPP or the Harris Plant).
The parties agree that:
1.
This agreement will take effect as of August 21, 1986 and will remain in effect for a term of two years.
2.
The Fire Department will be available to fight fires at the Harris Plant, including fires where radioactivity may be present.
To the extent the Fire Department is unavailable due to other calls, it will incur no liability for failure to respond to a call from the Harris Plant.
3.
The Fire Department will keep adequate firefighting units at the Fuquay-Varina Fire Station at all times.
4.
Should it be necessary for more than one fire company to assist in the fighting of a fire at
- SHNPP, the first fire company to arrive at the fire will assume responsibility as lead fire company under the direction of the SHNPP Fire Brigade Leader.
5.
In the event of possible radioactive contamination of the Fire Department personnel and/or equipment, qualified CP&L personnel will provide Fire Department personnel with appropriate monitoring or protective devices.
6.
In the event of a chemical fire, proper clothing will be provided by CP&L.
7.
Adequate instruction of the Fire Department staff to maintain famil~rity with the necessary procedures will be provided.
8.
The Fire Department will participate in training exercises and drills.
Scheduling of exercises and drills will be mutually agreed upon when possible.
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Any contaminated articles belonging to persons or Fire Department, including the fire trucks, will be adequately decontaminated or replaced by CP&L as expeditiously as possible.
10.
CP&L's nuclear insurance provides the Fire Department personnel coverage against radiation in3ury.
11.
CP&L retains the right to periodically inspect, calibrate, and ensure operability of any equipment that may be furnished to the Fire Department in order to enhance the performance of support functions.
12.
Copies of the Pire Department's procedures for assisting CP&L SHNPP personnel shall be kept readily available for use by the Pire Department personnel.
13.
In compensation for the services provided for above, CP&L shall pay the Fire Department the sum of $ 12,000 per year, this payment to be made pn or before December 31 of each year fzoe 1986 through 1988.
If this agreement is acceptable to the Fuquay-Varina Rural Fire Department, Inc.,
please sign both copies in the space provided below, keep one copy for your files, and return the other copy to me at the address shown above.
Yours very truly,
.L. Willis General Manager Shearon Harris Nuclear Power Plant ACCEPTED AND AGREED TO-FUJUAY-VARINA RURAL PIRE DEPAR David L. Markle Chief By:
President of Board of D ectors A-3
Carolina Power 4 Light Company Post Office Box 165 New Hill, North Carolina 27652 August 21, 1986 Mr. Ray Thaxton, Chief Holly Springs Rural Fire Department, Inc.
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Holly Springs, Nor th Carolina 27540
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Dear Mr. Thaxton:
This letter is intended to set for'th the terms of an agreement between Carolina Power Bc Light Company (hereinafter CPRL) and the Holly Springs Rural Fire Department, Inc.
(hereinafter the Fire Department) under the terms of which the Fire Department will provide assistance in the event of an accident or emergency at the Shearon Harris Nuclear Power Plant (hereinafter SHNPP or the Harris Plant).
The parties agree that:
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This agreement will take effect as of August 21, 1986 and will remain in effect for a term of ten years.
The Fire Department wiO be available to fight fires at the Harris Plant, including fires where radioactivity may be present.
To the extent the Fire Department is unavailable due to other calls, it will incur no liability for failure to respond to a call from the Harris Plant.
Should it be necessary for more than one fire company to assist in the fighting of a fire at SHNPP, the first fire company to arrive at the fire will assume responsibQity as lead fire company under the direction of the SHNPP Fire Brigade Leader.
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In the event of possible radioactive contamination of the Fire Department personnel and/or equipment, qualified CPRL personnel
.will provide Fire Department personnel with appropriate monitoring or protective devices.
In the event of a chemical fire, proper clothing willbe provided by CPRL.
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Adequate instruction of the Fire Department staff to maintain familiarity with the necessary procedures willbe provided.
The Fire Department will participate in training exercises and drills.
Scheduling of exercises and drills willbe mutually agreed upon when possible.
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Any contaminated articles belonging to persons or Fire Department, including the fire trucks, will be adequately decontaminated or replaced by CPRL as expeditiously as possible.
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CPBcL's nuclear insurance provides the Fire Department personnel coverage against radiation Injury.
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CPRL retains the right to periodically
- inspect, calibrate, and ensure operability of any equipment that may be furnished to the Fire Department in order to enhance the performance of support functions.
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Copies of the Fire Department's procedures for assisting CPdcL SHNPP personnel shall be kept readily available for use by the Fire Department personnel.
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In compensation for the services provided for above, CPRL shall pay the Fire Department the sum of'12,000 per year, this payment to be made on or before December 31 of each year from 1986 through 1995.
If this agreement is acceptable to the Holly Springs Rural Fire Department, Inc., please sign both copies in the space provided below, keep one copy for your fQes, and return the other copy to me at the address shown above:
Yours very truly, t W J. L. Willis General Manager Shearon Harris Nuclear Power Plant ACCEPTED AND AGREED TO:
HOLLYSPRINGS RURAL FIRE DEPARTMENT, INC.
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9 NUREG-0654 Criterion Para ra h J.6.c J.7 J.8 For individual.s remaining or arriving-radioprotective drugs Recommendations To Local Government Evacuation time estimates
" 10 Mi. EPZ J.10.a Maps-Evac.
- routes, areas, rad.
sampling monitoring points, reception
& shelter areas J.10.b Map-Population by Sectors
& local zones EP Section Number 4.6.3.3 4 ~ 5 Annex H
Evacuation Time Study Annex H, 4.4.4, Figure 3.9-1, Annex G, Annex H, PEP-351 1.8, Annex H
J 10.c J.10.m Means for notifying transient
& resident population Bases for recommended protective actions>
- shelter, respiratory protection, evac.
time etc.
4.5.3 4.5.1, 4.5.2, Table 4.5-1 Figure 4.5-1 K.
Radiolo ical Ex osure Control K l.a K.l.b K.l.c K.l.d K.l.e K.l.f K.l.g K 2 K.3.a K.3.b K.5.a K.5.b K.6.a K.6.b K.6.c Exposure guidelines " removal of injured persons Exposure guidelines - performing corrective actions Exposure guidelines performing assess" ment actions Exposure guidelines - providing first aid Exposure guidelines - personnel decontamination Exposure guidelines - providing ambulance service Exposure guidelines - medical treatment On-site radiatior. protection program-emergency Dosimetry - 24 hour2.777778e-4 days <br />0.00667 hours <br />3.968254e-5 weeks <br />9.132e-6 months <br /> capability Emergency worker dosimeters and dose records Decontamination guides - action levels Means Eor decontamination
& waste disposal Contamination control - access control Contamination control - drinking water and Eood Criteria Eor return to normal use-
- areas, items 4.6.3.5 4.6.3.4 4.6.3.4 4.6.3.5 4.6.3.5, 4.6.3.5 4.6.3.5 4.6.3.4 4.6.3.1 4.6.3.1, 4.6.3.2 4.6.3.6.3, Table 4.6-1 4.6.3.6.3, Table 4.6-1 4.6.3.6.3, Table 4.6"1 4.6.3.8 4.6.3.6.3 D-5
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November 1986 Rev.
9 Fuquay-Varina Fire Department Holly Springs Fire Department Swift Creek Fire Department Other Wake County Fire Departments The Holly Springs Pire Department is the primary Eire protection response agency for SHNPP and will coordinate assistance activities, through a County-wide Mutual Aid Agreement of the other above agencies.
SHNPP agreements with Fuquay-Patina and Holly Springs Fire Departments and other appropriate agencies are included in Annex A.
8' General Public Protective actions which should be taken by the general public will be provided by State and local government agencies.
Carolina Power 6 Light Company will make recommendations to these government agencies as discussed in Section 4 of the basic Plan.
8' Evacuation In the event that evacuation of the plume exposure path~ay EPZ is
- required, the evacuation routes shown in Annex H will be used by on"site personnel and the public.
The time required to evacuate personnel from the plume exposure pathway EPZ varies depending on whether a part of the EPZ is to be evacuated or all of it, or prevailing weather conditions, as provided in Annex H.
8e2 Shelter The decision to evacuate or remain (in shelter) should be based on an evaluation of many factors including the protection afforded by dwellings, public fallout shelters, and other structures that might provide protection from surface deposited radionuclides and from a gamma cloud source in the plume exposure pathway EPZ.
The locations of the.off-site and on-site environmental monitoring
- stations, and the location of the TLD monitoring stations are described in Table 6.1.5-1 of the SHNPP Environmental Report and are shown in Figure 3.9-1..
The locations of public shelters are depicted in Annex H.
G-7
Contact Table G. 1-1 Organisations Participating in Emergency
Response
Location for Approximate
~Res ense Agent for Initial Notification 1.
SHNPP
- 2. Emergency Operating Facility (EOP)
Emergency
Response
Manager
- EOP, New Hill Site Emergency Coordinator Control Room 5 Minutes 60-75 'Minutes Shift Foreman Vice President or Alternate
- 3. Corporate Emergency 'EOC Manager Operations Center (CEOC)
CEOC, Corp. Hqtrs 1"2 Hours Raleigh Senior Vice President-Nuclear Generation
- 4. Nucl.ear Regulatory Conmission 1.
Emergency Officer (HQ) 2.
Base Team Mg (Reg.)
NRC Ops ~ Ctr Incident Response Center Immediate Immediate HQ Duty Officer Regional Duty Officer
- 5. Nuclear Regulatory r
Corrmr. (Site Team),
1.
Director-Site Team Ops 2.
Interim Director EOF ~ New Hill
- EOF, NeM Hill 5-8 Hours 60-75 Minutes Dir of Site Team Ops Resident Inspector
- 6. State Emergency
Response
Team SERT Coordinator Division Emer.
Management Hqtrs, Raleigh 2 Hours Highway Patrol Corrrnunications'enter Raleigh
- 7. Chatham County EOC County Board Chairman Enforcement Center County Law 1 1/4-2 Hours County Communications Center, Pittsboro
- 8. Harnett County EOC 9 ~ Lee County EOC lO. Make County EOC County Board Chairman Lillington County Board Chairman Law Enforcement
- Center, Sanford County Board Chairman Raleigh County Courthouse 1 1/4 - 2 Hours Sanford-Lee County 1-3 Hours County Courthouse, 1-2 Hours Sheriff's Departments Lillington Sanford-Lee County Communications
- Center, Sanford County Communications
- Center, Raleigh ll. Fuquay-Varina Rural Pire Department Fire Chief SIINPP 20-30 Minutes Raleigh Communications Center
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Table C. 1-1 Organizations Participating in Emergency
Response
Or anization Contact Location for
~Res ense Approximate Res onse Time Agent for Initial Notification s
12.
Apex Rescue Squad Captain SHNPP 30-45 Minutes Raleigh Comagnications Center
- 13. Holly Springs Rural Pire Chief Pire Department SHNPP 30-45 Minutes Raleigh Coamunications Center
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14.
Rex Hospital Emergency Room Rex Hospital, ~
Raleigh 30-45 Minutes Rex Emergency Room or Raleigh Coamunications Center 15.
Wake Medical Center Emergency Room (QMC)
WMC, Raleigh 30"45 Minutes Emer gene y Room or Raleigh Coaxnunicat ions Center l
s
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16 ~
INPO Duty Officer Emergency
Response
4-8 Hours Center, Atlanta Emergency
Response
Center, Atlanta
- 17. Westinghouse Emergency
Response
Director Command Center, Monroeville, PA 8-16 hours Regional Service Manager, Southern Service Region, Atlanta
- 18. Ebasco Emergency
Response
Team Manager Emergency
Response
8-16 Hours
- Center, NY, NY Emergency
Response
Team
- Manager, New York, NY
- 20. Department of Energy Shift Lieutenant Operations Center
- Aiken, SC
- EOF, New Hill Emergency for site Team 24-48 Hours 4-17 Hours ANI Office, Parmington, CT Emergency Operations
- Center, Aiken, South Carolina s
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Shearon Harris Muclea~ower Plant (SHNPP)
November 1986 Rev.
9 Table G.8-1 (Deleted)
., 'hearon Harris Nuclea~Power Plant (SHNPP)
'mergency Plan (EP)
November 1986 Rev.
9 Figure G"4 (Deleted)
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