ML19351A735
| ML19351A735 | |
| Person / Time | |
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| Site: | Seabrook  |
| Issue date: | 12/19/1989 |
| From: | Matt Young NRC OFFICE OF THE GENERAL COUNSEL (OGC) |
| To: | Cole R, Mccollom K, Smith I Atomic Safety and Licensing Board Panel |
| References | |
| CON-#489-9623 OL, NUDOCS 8912270252 | |
| Download: ML19351A735 (6) | |
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Ivan W. Smith Esq., Chairman Kenneth A. McCollom Administrative Judge Administrative Judge Atomic Safety and Licensing Board 1107 West Knapp Street U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Stillwater, O K 74705 Washington, DC 20555 Richard F. Cole Administrative Judge Atomic Safety and Licensing Board U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Washington, D C 20555 In the Matter of PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY OF NEW HAMPSHIRE, ET AL.
(Seabrook Station, Units 1 and 2)
Dockst.Nos. 50-443. 50 444 Off-Site Emergency Planning.- Ob
Dear Administrative Judges:
Enclosed for your information is a copy of a letter from Dennis Kwiatkowski, Federal Emergency Management Agency, to Frank Congel, NRC, dated December 11, 1989, regarding the New Hampshire Radiological Emergency Response Plan for l
Seabrook.
Copies are being provided to the parties by means of this letter.
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Cou for NRC Staff
Enclosure:
As stated cc w/ enc 1: Service List 8912270252 891219
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Mr. Frank J. Congel E ll g Director, Division of Radiation Protection and Emergency Preparedness Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation U. S. Nuclear fagulatory Commission Washington, D.C.
20555
Dear Mr. Congel:
On November 17, 1989, we sent you a partial response to your September 5, 1989, request
- that the Federal Energency Management Agency (FEMA) assist the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) in the verification of the fulfillment of certain conditions specified by the Seabrook Atomic Safety and Licensing Board (ASLB) in Section 10.4 of its Partial Initial Decision (PID), LBP-88-32, 28 NRC 667 (1988), ist,ued on December 30, 1988, in connection with offsite plans and preparedness for the New Hampshire portion of the Seabrook Emergency Planning Zone (EPZ). This is an update to our November 17, 1989, response.
In the November 17, 1989, report, some items were listed as "open".
We indicated that those items would be " closed" when Revision 3 of the New Hampshire Radiological Emergency Response Plan was issued, reviewed in connection with the particular item in question and found acceptable.
The Seabrook Regional Assistance Committee (RAC) Chairman has reviewed Revision 3, which was issued on December 1,1989, and other reports provided by the State of New Hampshire.
The enclosed, updated report was prepared by FEMA Region I and the RAC Chairman for Seabrook.
Of course, as before, the items contained in the report have been identified from the following sources: 1) The December 30, 1988, PID, 2) transcripts from the New Hampshire ASLB hearing process, and 3) stipulations agreed to as part of that hearing process. The status report does not address decisions of the Licensing Board or the Appeal Board subsequent to the Partial Initial Decision of December 30, 1988 (LBP-88-32).
Also as before, the report contains a brief description of each item, its status and a comment.
If you have any questions, pleass feel free to contact me at 646-2871.
Since y,
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Richard A. 6 6 Regieral Dir pv SU37ECT:
SeabrooX $tatus Report PDA was regansted by the Raclear Pagulatory Cecre.ission Cn septater 5,1989,in @.a verification of the fulfillment of fcur conditions.
(HRC) te assist then identified in the Atcaic safety and Licensing Board's peosmber 30, 1988, Partial
'Iha Seabrook Pagional Assis-Initial Decision, LRP-38 32 (28 HRC 667,1984).
i tanos cornittee Chairnan avviewed the relwart items with the state of Nw l
l Ha W. and Nw Harpshire Yankee and prepared a status Report, dated Novenbar l
1989. That Status Report was fcewarded to you on November 16, 1989.
In that stahs Wi., sans itars were listed as cpan," and w indicated w a
would reviw those itens *.an Revisicri 3 to the Nw Nxpahire Radiological Revision 3 was issued on % 2 1 1989.
L N y Response Plan was issued.zcek Regional Assistance Cerr.ittee Chairman h Se other reports provided by the state of Nw Har.pshire. He has prepared an
'!his.
5 is provided for ycur updated stahs Report, datai W21989.reviw and suir.ission to the Nucinar R
-~^^-t have also been identified as m notas that scas of the items in this.Yv w ard Evaluation cf Plans (12/88),
issues in sepanta IFA repcrts, such as Ra the Dcarcise Raport (9/88), ard the Status cf Correc*dvs Actions (12/88).
7FA is trs= king runolution of those ita=s through other nears. Wese plan zwiew and exercise itcs have only been included s.n e.is report becaura they were identified in one ce nozu cf tha above referarced scurons associated with the Haarire process.
If there are questions, please contact the New Regieral Assista.ce ecxx.ittee Chairman, Richard W. D:novan, at FIs 390-4693.
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opention of the closed.
Rev. 3, Volume 1, section 2 4.2, Ma h. Dagency irdicates that the Ilmargency Worker Facility PID 5.64.
Weaiter Facility at Hanchneter As u condition 10.4.a.
as the need arise),and staffedwill be opened (Geweary contar and 10.4.o.
s for extended periods.
3.
Mer.itoring of evacuees closed.
Rev. 3, volw a 9, section F1.1, at host health onre indicates that staff and facilities, PID 5.74.
e@li; ment have been desi tad A5 2 condition and provided at host th cars 10.4.a and 10 4.c.
facilities. Special facility populations will be unitored at the host health care facilities.
D a State has provided a indicatin trained. g that staff have 3.
Rosters irdicatirg staff closed.
FDR has verified that tteters assignments have been exist for the staffing of nada for Wi. ion omnters Reception centers and ocqpensatory and rostars for staff of plan. FDA reviewed rosters octgensatory plan, fcr Reception cantars, P:D 3.46, 8.82, 5.86, and w g.satery plan, and all other 5.97. ASIB ocrdition positions in September 1949.
10.4.a and 10.4.o.
4.
Evacuation Time Estimata closed.
Rev. 3 rencs.'ed the ITE Stu#
st @y and Evacuation Time fra the NHMRP. NKY has Evacuation Time Estimates, an ETE 5tudl( ani Han@cok,pcblished 1
12/:L/49.
P D 9.100, p.101, 9.106, 9.120, 9.122, 9.130, 9.94, and 9.96.
A52 ocndition 10.4.d.
5.
Identify additional closed.
mov. 3, Table 2.4-1 of each showering facilities, Host coneunity plan to be available on an identifies aMitional ad hoc basis, PID 5.48.
facilities fer monitering and A52 ocrdition 10.4.c.
daocnte.ination.
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ItR DIE SDmic0K SITE t3GNER 1989 f
rzet ITIN gggg me'uttrrick p'Daus_
meterr s.
staff [sqpervisors) for closed.
FD% zwviewed rost.ars in May 1988 W
en centers, ard September 1989. FD R found PZD B.74. ASIA N that individuals Wert identitled i
condition 10.4.a. \\ '
to staff the reessaary decantamina-tion administrative positions.
t 7.
Shaltering transient ciceed.
Ilev. 2,11/88 Amand ent head W h who satisfactorily addressed are transit depensent, this issus.
?ID 8.26, 8.43, and 8.44. A83 condition 10.4.b.
8.
14tters of A,.
g..g.t, closed.
3tav. 2,11/88 A*.endment PI.D 2.13, 2.15 and 2.30.
incorpented all Letters A8 2 condition,10.4.b.
of A,..g.s.t.
9.
Special envi s.. c.tal closed.
Itsv. 2, 2/88 A mid uk sa gling p. h satisfactorily a&!!ressed for disehrge Water at this issue.
Inoception Canters, F:D 5.85.
Asia ocndition 10.4.c.
10.
Medical referral of closed.
Itsv. 2, 2/88 Amardment Er-vsc1 Workers to natisfactorily addnssed this nadical facilities, isra.
PID 5.47. A313 ocndition.9.0.4.c.
11.
EBS ressages shculd have closed.
Itsv. 3, Volume 9, section 82.1, an ascription of seczos all Eas nessages ocr.tain Tr. 6547.
an ascription of scurce.
12.
Iglementation of public Closed.
FDA has been briefai on the edxation %g.:n for lementatier of the transients, PID 4.25.
ic eix:ation progra:: far AS13 ocniition 10.4.b.
transients. Sa program was igle=ented by 12/1//89, 2
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or es STATE cr HEM WMPENDtB its DE EINuct* SITE ES3XBER 1949 XTEN 3'NN ggg3 grwiis g ggg_
meerr 13.
Davisiens to EB5 Ciceed.
Eas were twined in i
and calendar for assi Rev. 3, 88 Amerdrant.
t haaring impaired, omiendar has been twined.1990 etipulation (yss).
14.
Analysis and ision of Closed.
Field visits have been rede and eqpi to ing individaal needs assessed.
Equismant has been distributed atica (Vas),
by 12/V/89.
j 15.
Revise Protmotive Action Closed.
Rev. 3,11/88 Amendment addressed Declaion critaria this ista.
FID 5.14 and 8 30. Asia condition 10.4.b.
11/80;. ire-di.sA 16.
RsVise inventary and closed.
Rev. 2, d this isem.
addresse operational verification schedale fer monitoring W M for W i m omntars, FID s.44. Asia condition 10.4.b.
17.
Training of bus and closed.
FDA reviewed tradning anbulanos drivers, records in 5/48 and 9/89.
Tr. 4320.
I 18.
Ma1Ttem 1GRP revision closed.
Rev. 3,11/88 Amandment rwision regarding addresses this itam.
transfer of bus passengers, Tr. 4245.
19.
Special needs survey and closed.
Surveys done in 1/89 and 7/89.
updata of plan, Tr. 4370 Rev. 3 ocmtains updated special and 4285.
needs lists of al facility w i *tions cerami i
" plans) ins the individual Risk mainta list separately frta the Plan in ceder to gparantae the confidentiality of the list.
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