ML20028A213
| ML20028A213 | |
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| Site: | Peach Bottom  |
| Issue date: | 10/29/1982 |
| From: | Daltroff S PECO ENERGY CO., (FORMERLY PHILADELPHIA ELECTRIC |
| To: | Harold Denton Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation |
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PHILADELPHIA ELECTRIC COMPANY 2301 M ARKET STREET P.O. BOX 8699 PHILADELPHI A. PA.19101 S e4: ELDS L. D ALTROFF ti.Ec a c Pm o cTics October 29, 1982 Docket Nos. 50-277 50-278 Mr. Harold R.
Denton, Director Nuclear Reactor Regulation U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Washington, DC 20555
Dear Mr. Denton:
In acc dance with Section 50.54 (g) of the Commission's regulations, we are submitting 10 copies of the September, 1982 revision of the Peach Bottom Atomic Power Station emergency plan.
This revision incorporates changes in the Philadelphia Electric Company emergency response organization, changes in response to the NRC Emergency Preparedness appraisal of our plan, and changes to text and figures.
Because of the extensive revision to the organization and text of the document, no revision sidebars have been used.
The revisions to the Plan do not decrease the effectiveness of the Plan and as revised, the Plan continues to meet the applicable requirements of Appendix E to 10CFR Part 50 and 50.47 (g) of the Commission's regulations.
4 The. development and improvement of this plan will continue.
The plan is subject to further revisions depending on the FEMA comments on Pennsylvania and Maryland and county participation in the June 16, 1982 emergency exercise.
Additional submittals will be sent as changes are made to our plan and the state and county plans.
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. s, Mr. Harold R. Denton, Director Page 2 The present revision of the State of New Jersey. plan has been requested.from New Jersey.
When this document is received, it will be submitted to you under separate cover.
Three copies of the plan have been forwarded to Mr.
Ronald C. Haynes under separate cover.
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Mr. R. C. Haynes Region I Office of Inspection and Enforcement U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission 631 Par k Avenue King of Prussia, PA 19406 Site Inspector Peach Bottom P.O. Box 399 Delta, PA 17314
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PEACH BOTTON EMERGENCY PUBLIC ALERT SYSTEM SIREN SITE LOCATIONS IDWNSHIP/
SITE NO.
STREET ELECTION DIST.
COUNTY 41 Orchard Rd. e. of Krick Rd.
Peach Bottom York 42 Riverview Rd. n.w. of Pilottown Rd.
Fulton Lancaster 43 Cedar Hill Rd. n w. cf Little l
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Litt'le Britain Lancaster~ ~ ~
44 Kirk's Mill Rd. s.w. of Brown Rd.
Little Britain Lancaster 45 Route 24 n.e. of Linkous Rd.
Fifth E.D.
Harford 46 Graceton Rd. s.o. Whiteford Rd.
Fifth E.D.
Harford 47 Route 165 s.w. of Route 136 Fifth E.D.
Harford 48 Ridge Rd. n of Delp Rd.
Fifth E.D.
Harford 49 Cooper Rd. s.w. of Flintville Rd.
Fifth E.D.
Harford 50 Flintville Rd. s.a. of Susquehanna Hall Rd.
Fifth E.D.
Harford 51 Pleasant Grove Rd. n w. of Bell Manor Rd.
Eighth E.D.
Cecil 52 New Connelly Rd. n.w. of New Bridge R.
Eighth E.D.
Cecil 53 Ridge Rd. w. of Spring Hill RD.
Sixth E.D.
Cecil 54 Route 24 n. of Stansbury Rd.
Fourth E.D.
Harford 55 Street Rd. s. of Old Pylesville Rd.
Fifth E.D.
Harford 56 Bay Rd. s. of Heaps Rd.
Fifth E.D.
Harford 7g 57 Deep Run Rd. n. of Whiteford Rd.
Fif th E.D.
Harford yeJ 58 Mt. Zoar Rd. s.w. of Rock Springs Rd.
Eighth E.D.
Cecil O
59 Love Rm Rd. s. of U.S. Rt. 1 Sixth E.D.
Cecil i
60 Burkins Rd. n. of Cherry Hill Rd.
Fifth E.D.
Harford 61 Quaker Church Rd. n e. Mill Green Rd.
Fifth E.D.
Harford 62 Day Rd. n.w. of Robinson Mill Rd.
Fifth E.D.
Harford 63 Glen Cove Rd. n.e. of Love Rd.
Fifth E.D.
Harford 64 Rowlandsville Rd. n. of Basin Rim Rd.
Eighth E.D.
Cecil 65 Boyd Rd. s.a. of Brinagar Rd.
Fifth E.D.
Harford 66 Trappe Rd. w. of Forge Hill Rd.
'Fifth E.D.
Harford 67 Poole Rd. s.w. of Arena Rd.
Fif th E.D.
Harford 68 Trappe Church Rd. e. of Poole Rd.
Fifth E.D.
Harford 69 North side U.S. I w. of Conowingo Dam Fifth E.D.
Harford 70 Lees Bridge Rd. and Red Pump Rd.
West Nottingham Chester Co.
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ANNEX D
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PUBLIC INFORMATION I. ~
PURPOSE To establish public information procedures to be used in support of the county response to an incident at the Peach Bottom Atomic Power Station. (PBAPS)
II.
OBJECTIVES A.
To establish a program to inform persons living, working or traveling in risk area of Chester County of plans and pro-cedures for their notification, actions and further contact in the event of an incident at the Peach Bottom Atomic Power Station.
B.
To develop materials and to identify procedures for the re -
lease of emergency information and instructions to the news media and the public in the event of an incident at the Peach Bottom Atomic Power Station.
III. RESPONSIBILITIES A.
The Chester County Director of Emergency Services and Public Information Officer in coordination with the Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency (PEMA) is responsible for the development of a public information program to inform persons living, working and traveling in risk area of the county of plans and procedures for their notification, actions and points of contact for further information in the event of an emergency associated with PBAPS.
B.
The Chester County Director of Emergency Services and Staff are responsible for the advance development of prepared messages designed for dissemination over the emergency broad-cast system at the time of an emergency. These messages will be developed with the assistance of PEMA and will provide the public with specific emergency instructions based on the seriousness of the incident.
C.
The Chester County Commissioners in consultation with PEMA are responsible for the release of prepared instructions to the public at the time of an emergencj 1ssociated with PBAPS.
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Within their municipalities, local, municipal emergency manage-ment coordinators are responsible for the distribution of t
-9 county prepared, printed materials informing the general, trans-ient and handicapped public of actions to be taken in the event of an emergency associated with PBAPS.
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CONCEPT OF OPERATIONS A.
Preemergency public information will be prepared and annually updated by the Chester County Department of Emergency Services Director and his staff and Public Information Officer (PIO). This information will instruct the public.at risk of how they will.be notified, what thal-~ actions will be and who to contact for r
further information in the event of an emergency at PBAPS.
B.
The Chester County Director of Emergency Services trill coordinate the distribution and dissemination of preemergency public information. Within the risk area, the West Nottingham Twp.
Emergency Management Coordinator will be responsible for the distribution of printed materials to local residents, hotels, motels, campgrounds and other tranaient population areas.
(Shown in Appendix 7.)
C.
Chester County will participate in an annual news media orienta-tion held for the Peach Bottom risk counties which will be sponsored by PEMA. This orientation will acquaint news media representatives from Chester County with radiological emergency response plans and points of contact for release of public re information during an emergency.
D.
The Chester County Emergency Operations Staff, Public Information Officer, with the assistance of PEMA, will prepara and update statements for broadcast over the emergency broadcast system in the event of an emergency. These statements will include:
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Initial Alert Announcement.
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Take Shelter Instructions.
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Selective Evacuation Instructions.
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General Evacuation Instructions.
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Reentry and Recovery Instructions.
E.
In the event of an emergency associated with PBAPS, the Chester County Director of Emergency Services, at the direction of the Chester County Connaissioners, who will be advised by PEMA, will release statements via the emergency broadcast system to the public at risk concerning what their actions should be.
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A rumor control center will be established by Chester County
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County Public Information Officer is responsible for staffing and operation of rumor control telephone (s). The rumor con-trol telephone number of Chester County is 431-6480. It will be published as the primary number.
If needed, additional telephone lines will be coordinated by the Communications and Alerting Group Chief.
G.
The Chester County Director of Emergency Services will provide space for news media use near the EOC during an emergency.
H.
The Chester County Public Information Officer will serve as the county's spokesperson in the event of an emergency associated with PBAPS. The County PIO will be briefed by PEMA and the County Emergency Management Staff PIO prior to the release of public information during an emergency when possible.
Arrangements for the regular exchange of information between principal organization spokespersons will be made during an emergency.
APPENDICES:
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Initial Alert EBS Announcement 2.
Take Shelter EBS Announcement O
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Selective Evacuation EBS Announcement g
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General Evacuation EBS Announcement A
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Reentry and Recovery EBS Announcement
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EBS Station Announcements l
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Transient Locations Within the Chester County Plume Exposure Pathway EPZ.
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1 ANNEX D INITIAL ALERT EBS ANNOUNCEMDTI*
This message has been released by the Chester County Commissioners' Office through the Chester County Department of Emergency Services.
"An incident has occurred at the Peach Bottom Atomic Power Station. At this time there has been (a) (no) release of radioactive materials. All residents of Chester County should stay tuned to this station for the latest information.
This station will continue to keep you informed concerning the situation.
In the meantime, you are requested to locate and review your emergency information brochure about the Peach Bottom Atomic Power Station. This brochure describes what steps may be taken to protect you and your family should protective action be necessary.
We emphasize that the situation at the Peach Bottom Atomic Power Station requires no special reaction at this time except to review your emergency information brochure. Continue to listen to this station for official county bulletins and special instructions."
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ND TAKE SHELTER EBS ANNOUNCEMENT The following message has been released by the Chester County Department of Emergency Services.
"The Governor has announced that an emergency presently exists at the Peach Bottom Atomic Power Station. Persons living or working in a ten-mile area around the facility are requested to take shelter.
According to state and federal officials, it is safer to remain sheltered than to evacuate at this time.
In Chester County, people living or working in West Nottingham Township are affected by this request.
Persons living or working in West Nottingham Township should take shelter.
Persons traveling to home or work should proceed to their destination in an orderly fashion obeying all traffic regulations. Nonresidents traveling in motor vehicles should clear the area in an orderly fashion.
All persons traveling in the area in motor vehicles should roll up windows and close air vents.
If in an automobile, or when sheltering is not immediately available, improvised respiratory protection may be taken.
Place a handerchief, towel, or other similar item snuggly over the nose and mouth until indoors.
Persons who have taken shelter should observe the following procedures:
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Close all doors and windows.
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Disconnect air conditioners or fans.
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If applicable, lower the thermostat setting of any heater to minimize the intake or external air.
4.
Keep pets inside, and to the extent possible bring farm animals under covered facilities.
5.
Locate your Chester County Emergency Information Brochure for Peach Bottom and read the emergency information that it contains with emphasis on the Take Shelter instructions.
You are asked not to do the following:
(Read statement #1 if school is in session.)
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You are requested not to telephone or go to the school your children are attending. They are in a sheltered protected environment.
2.
Do not telephone the municipal, county, state, or other federal officials directly involved. They will keep you informed of the situation through this station. Do not use the ' eleplwuc except for medical emergencies.
The preceding has been an announcement by the Chester County Emergency Management Agency. It calls for all persons living or working within a ten-mile radius of the Peach Botton Atomic Power Station to take shelter. For further information, stay tuned to this station."
(Repeat this message one time, then read EBS Station Announcement, Appendix 6, then and the transmission.)
(Thereafter, this message shall be repeated every five minutes until the station is informed by the County Emergency Management Agency to end the transmission.)
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APPENDIX 3 ND SELECTIVE _ EVACUATION EBS ANNOUNCEMENT i
The following message has been released by the Chester County Department of Emergency Services.
"The Governor has announced that an emergency presently exists at the Peach Bottom Atomic Power Station and recommends the evacuation of pregnant women and preschool children within a ten-mile radius around the facility".
In Chester County, pregnant women and preschool children living in West Nottingham Township are affected by this request. That is pregnant women and preschool children in West Nottingham Township.
Pregnant women and preschool children needing shelter will be received at located at Persons needing transportation to this site should contact their local police or fire department.
Those persons affected by this message who are evacuating by private auto-mobile should remember to drive carefully and obey all traffic laws.
Pregnant women and preschool children affected by this request should pre-
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pare to spend a min 4== of three days away from home and should taken with them sufficient quantities of clothing, personal items and prescription drugs to last for at least this length of time.
Food, beds, and sanitary facilities will be provided at the mass care facility.
The preceding has been a message from the Chester County Department of Emergency Services regarding the Governor's recommendation for the pro-tactive evacuation of pregnant women and preschool children living within a ten-mile radius of the Peach Bottom Atomic Power Station. For further information, stay tuned to this station.
(Repeat this message one time then end transmission).
(Thereafter, this message should be repeated every five minutes until the station is informed by the County Emergency Services Department to end transmission.)
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1 APPENDIX 4 ANNEX D GENERAL EVACUATION EBS ANNOUNCEMENT The following message has been released by the Chester County Department of Emergency Services.
"The Governor has announced that an emergency presently exists at the Peach Bottom Atomic Power Station and recommends the evacuation of all persons living or working within a ten-mile radius of the facility.
In Chester County this evacuation advisory effects persons in West Nottingham Township. That is West Nottingham Township.
If you live in West Nottingham Township you are requested to locate the Chester County Emergency Information Brochure for Peach Bottom which was previously distributed to all households and read the instructions per-taining to evacuation.
Persons living in West Nottingham Township who need a place to stay should report to the reception center at Lincoln University, via Route 1 East and LR 131 East.
(Repeat the preceding paragraph one time and continue message).
U Families.with childrendin school should.. pick them up at their schools after departing the risk area. After 6:00 p.m. children will be trans-ported to Lincoln University to await pick-up.
If you have housebound persons or invalids in your home and require assistance in moving them, contact your local police or fire department.
Please cooperate by checking on persons who may live alone in your neigh-borhood.
If they have no way or providing for their own transportation, please assist them if possible.
If you cannot obtain transportation for these persons, please contact your local police or fire department.
Persons affected by this evacuation advisory should prepare to spend a
=4n4=3= of three days away from home and should have with them sufficient quantities of clothing, personal items and prescription drugs for at least this period. Persons evacuating to mass care centers will be provided with food, bedding and sanitary facilities. Pets may accompany their owners but will not be allowed inside the mass care centers. Care and feeding are the responsibility of the owner.
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Farmers affected by this evacuation advisory should sheltet their animals and contact their county USDA agricultural agent for further instructions regarding protection of livestock and foodstuffs.
Persons planning to evacuate are raminded to take the following steps prior to leaving:
1.
Secure your home and property.
2.
Turn off all lights and electric appliances.
3.
Turn down any heating systems (or turn off air conditioning systems).
4.
Proceed calmly to your destination, obeying all traffic laws and driving carefully.
5.
Please obey the police and others who will direct traffic along the evacuation routes.
Persons evacuating are advised that the evacuation area will be secured and patrolled by state and local police and the National Guard.
The preceding has been an announcement by the Chester County Department of Emergency Services regarding a reconunendation by the Governor for the evacuation of all persons who may be effected.by the incident at Peach Bottom Atomic Power Station. For further information please stay tuned to this station".
(Repeat this message until the station is informed to terminate by the County Emergency Services Department).
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APPENDIX 5 ANNEX D REENTRY AND RECOVERY EBS ANNOUNCDENT This messare l' med for broadcast by support and risk county news media.
The following message has been released by the Chester County Department of Emergency Services and affects all Chester County residents who have evacuated.
"The Governor has announced that residents who evacuated the area around Peach Bottom Atomic Power Station may begin the orderly return to their homes.
Procedures for reentry to the evacuated area have been planned to ensure the safety of all returning evacuees, Persons in mass care centers will be notified of tneir scheduled return. They should wait for notification before preceeding.
Return routes, which are generally the same as 1.bose used for evacuation, have been marked and will be manned by emergency ptrsonnel. Arrangements have been made for the sale of limited quantities of gasoline and food supplies along the reentry routes. These locations will also be marked.
It is requested that each family cooperate with the municipalities which have been your hosta during this emergency by hciping to restore evacuation facilities to their original condition and by assisting with general area clean-up before leaving.
The preceding has been an announcement by the Chester County Department of Emergency Services concerning the orderly reentry of evacuated residents to the area surrounding Peach Bottom. Please stay tuned to this station for further information".
(Repeat this message one time then end transmission).
(Thereafter, this message should be repeated every five minutes until the station is informed by the County Department of Emergency Services to end transmission.)
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These stations provide EBS announcener.:s for Chester County.
For information pertaining to your county, please tune to the following stations or other EBS stations that have been designated for your county:
For Lancaster County Station WNCE 101.3 FM For York County Station WSBA 910 AM 103.5 FM In Maryland the following stations will broadcast information pertinent to Maryland residents:
For Harford County Station WASA 1330 AM Station WAMD 970 AM For Cecil County Station WSER 1550 AM Station WHDG 103.7 FM l
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APPENDIX 7 ANNEX D TRANSIENT LOCATIONS WITHIN THE CHESTER COUNTY PLUME EXPOSURE PATHWAY EPZ ESTDfATED ROCDfUM POPULATION A.
Herrs Potato Chips (8a.m.-4p.m.)
125 Nottingham, PA (4p.m.-12a.m.)
75 Telephone: 932-9330 (12a.m.-84.m.)
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Boy Scout Camp Horseshoe 400 Nottingham, PA Telephone:
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Nottingham Park Park Road Nottingham, PA Telephone:
932-9195
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ANNEX E FIRE AND RESCUE I.
PURPOSE To provide fire and rescue services in both support and risk areas
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in the event of an incident at the Peach Bottom Atomic Power Station (PBAPS). To assist municipal governments in warning the populace of protective actions as called for by the county officials.
II.
RESPONSIBILITY A.
The responsibility for fire protection will remain with the individual fire companies of Chester County.
Fire 'ompanies will follow municipal emergency plans to pro-B.
c vide warning to the population via Alert Teams.
C.
The County Fire Coordinator will be responsible for coordin-ating fire coverage, equipment and personnel.
D.
If an evacuation appears iminent, Volunteer Fire and Rescue personnel who reside in the risk area will be released to secure their residences / assist their families, after route alerting responsibilities are completed. Replacement personnel will be coordinated through the County Fire Group Coordinator as necessary.
E.
To provide transportation out of the affected areas to those people without other means of transportation.
III. DEFINITIONS A.
Risk Fire Department - While not located within the plume ex-posure pathway EPZ Union #1 Fire Company provides Fire and Rescue coveragu for that portion of West Nottingham Township.
B.
Supporting Fire Departments - Companies in adjacent coverage areas who will back up Union FC.
These are Cochranv111e and West Grove.
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Task Force - A group of fire apparatus responding as a tactical group rather than as separate units.
D.
Task Force Come.ander - Officer in charge of a task force.
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Chester County, che Union Fire Department has agreed to provide fire protection as long as radiation levels permit.
In coordination with West Nottingham municipal officials, the fire department has also agreed to assist in route alerting for areas not covered by the cour.ty siren system, and in providing transportation services to those needing transportation in event of an evacuation.
V.
CONCEPT OF OPERATIONS A.
Unusual Event Normally no action.
If the situation requires, however, the County Emergency Services Director may alert the risk and supporting departments.
B.
Alert 1.
Fire Group Chief reports to the County EOC, upon notification to do so by the coordinator.
2.
Fire chiefs will review their plans to familiarize themselves with fire company responsibilities.
3.
Firemen in support departments will be notified to report to their respective fire companies.
4.
Fire chiefs will review alert team assignments.
The municipality has already been divided into sectors.
5.
Fire chiefs will review with alert team members sectors of route alerting responsibility.
6.
Each fire company will review radiological monitoring.
C.
Site Emergency 1.
With information provided by the Health and Medical staff of the County Emergency Operations Center, firemen will mark invalid's homes for ease in identification in event evacuation is ordered.
2.
Fire chiefs will make assignments of drivers to pick up persons with no means of transportation in event of an evacuation, in coordination with the County Transportation Officer.
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In event of an incident at Peach Eottom the fire com-panies will be notified by radio as primary means and telephone as secondary means.
4.
Fire companies will continue to perform fire control measures.
5.
Fire chiefs will distribute dosimet.ry devices and radioprotective drug (ItI).
6.
Firemen will stay in firehouses as much as possible if any low level radiation is detected or reported.
D.
General Emergency 1.
Firemen will provide transportation to pickup points for persons with no means of transportation, if required.
2.
Firemen will continue to provide fire protection in their respective areas.
3.
The alert teams will use public address systems to supplement siren warning coverage. Firemen will ad-vise people to tune to their local EBS radio or TV station.
4.
Direction and control will be from county through municipal officials and Emergency Management Coordinators.
5.
Municipal plans will include provisions for naming individuals in isolated areas, particularly rural, where direct notification, 1.e., knocking on. doors, sound trucks, etc., may be required. The specific personnel requirement for this task will be indicated.
6.
Firemen will read their dosimeters and record the reading on the Dosimetry-KI report form (See Annex M).
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If relocation becomes necessary fire companies will
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APPENDICES:
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Chester County Fire Companies Street & Mailing Addresses.
Attachment A: Chester County Fire and Rescue Coverage Maps.
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Evacuation of Chester County Fire Departments.
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CHESTER COUNTY FIR 7
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STREET & MAILING. A RESSES Station 2 Station 22 Berwyn Fire Company 23 Bridge' Street -
West Grove Fire Company P.O. Box 492 Bervyn, PA 19312 102 Walnut Street West Grove, PA 19390 Station 3 Station 23 Paoli Fire Company 69 Darby Road Avondale Fire Company Paoli, PA 19301 P.O. Box 492 123 PA Avenue Station 4 Avondale, PA 19311 Malvern Fire Company Station 24 Church & Green Streets Malvern, PA 19355 Kennett Fire Company No. 1 P.O. Box 86 Station 5 409 Dalmation Street Kennett Square, PA 19348 East Whiteland Fire Company 1
P.O. Box 701 Station 25 Planebrook Road l
Frazer, PA 19355 Longwood Fire Company l
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Station 6 1001 E. Baltimore Pike Kennett Square, PA 19348 Exton Fire Company Crest Avenue Station 26 Exton, PA 19341 Atglen Fire Company i
Station 8 P.O. Box 189 l
211 Chester Street i
Friendship Fire Company No.1 Atglen, PA 19310 Geigertown, PA 19523 Station 27 Station 9 Cochranv111e Fire Company i
Friendship Fire Company Rt. 10 Main Street Cochranv111e, PA 19330 Morgantown, PA 19543 Station 28 Station 21 Parkesburg Fire Company
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sy Union Fire Company No. 1 28 First Avenue
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Station 29 Station 38 l
Pomeroy Fire Company Thorndale Fire Company Belvedere Avenue P.O. Box J Pomeroy, PA 19367 Rt. 30 Thorndale, PA 19372 Station 31 Station 39 l
Sadsburyville Fire Company First Avenue West Bradford Fire Company Sadsburyville, PA 19369 Strasburg Road West Chester, PA 19380 Station 32 Station 41 Elverson Fire Company P.O. Box 181 Washington Hose Fire Company No. 1 Elverson, PA 19520 330 East Lincoln Highway I
Coatesville, PA 19320 Station 33 Station 42, I
Honeybrook Fire Company Railroad Avenue Brand 7 wine Fire Company No. 2 Honeybrook, PA 19344 22 East Lincoln Highway Coatesville, PA 19320 Station 34 Station 43 Martins Corner Fire Company R.D. #2 West End Fire Company No. 3 Martins Corner Road 134 Strode Avenue Coatesv111e, PA 19320 Coatesv111a, PA 19320 station 35 Station 44 Wagontown Fire Company Westwood Fire Company Rt. 340 1403 Valley Road Wagontown, PA 19376 Coatesville, PA 19320 i
l Station 36 Station 45-Po-Mar-Lin Fire Company Alert Fire Company No. 1 Rt. 82 122 PA Avenue Unionville, PA 19375 Downingtown, PA 19335 Station 37 Station 46 Modena Fire Co:spany Minquas Fire Company No. 2 North Brandywine Avenue 202 E. Lancaster Avenue Modena, PA 19358 Downingtown, PA 19335 l
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Lionv111e Fire Company Hershey Mill - Goshen Fire Company Village Avenus Greenhill Road Lionville, PA 19353 West Chester, PA 19380 Station 47A Station 61 Uwchlan Ambulance Corps Kimberton Fire Cos;;sany P.O. Box 99 Rt. 113 Kimberton, PA 19442 Station 48 Station 62 Glenmoore Fire Company Glenacore, PA 19343 Ridge Fire Company Rt. 23 Station 49 Spring City, PA 19475 East Brandywine Fire Company Station 63 l
R.D. #1 I
Rt. 322 & Bondsville Rd.
Liberty Fire Company Downingtown, PA 19335 118 Hall Street Spring City, PA 19475 Station 51 Station 64 First West Chester Fire Company North Church Street Norco Fire Company West Chester, PA 19380 144 West Schuylkill Road v
Pottstown, PA 19464 Station 52 Station 65 Goodwill Fire Company No. 2 36 East Gay Street Phoenix Hose Hook & Ladder No. 1 West Chester, PA 19380 177 Church Street Phoenixville, PA 19460 Station 53 Station 66 Fame Fire Company No. 3 Matlack & Rosedale Streets Friendship Fire Company No. 2 West Chester, PA 19380 423 High Street Phoenixville, PA 19481 Station 54 Station 67 Goshen Fire Company 1320 Park Avenue West End Fire Company No. 3 West Chester, PA 19380 801 West Bridge Street Phoenixville, PA 19560 Station 55 Station 68 l
Goodfellowship Ambulance Club P.O. Box 361 Valley Forge Volunteer Fire Co.
Montgomery Avenue Valley Park Road O.y West Chester, PA 19380 Valley Forge, PA 19481 E-1-3
Station 71 New Castle County Station 19 Southern Chester County Rescue Assoc.
Hockessin Fire Company (239-7139)
U North Broad Street P.O. Box 596 Kennett Square, PA 19348 Rt. 41 Hockessin, DE 19701 Station 72 Delaware founty Station 5-9 Spring Ford Rescue Squad Main Street Concordvi]1e Fire & Protective Assn.
Spring City, PA 19475 (459-9920)
Old Concord Rd. & Rt. 1 Station 73 Concordville, PA 19331 Ludwigs Corner Fire Company Radnor Fire Company - Delaware County R.D. #1 Rt. 100 & Nantmeal Road Radnor Fire Company (688-0450)
Glenmoore, PA 19343 121 South Wayne Avenue P.O. Box 349 Station 74 Wayne, PA 19087 Brandywine Manor Rescue Squad Delaware County Station 4-1 I
Brandamore, PA 19316 Newtown Square Fire Company Station 75 Newtown Square, PA 19073 Lukens Steel Company Fire Company Lancaster County Station 4 d l
Coatesville, PA 19320 Gap Fire Company (442-4639)
Station 76 Pequea Avenue P.O. Box 293 Coatesv111e VA Hospital Fire Company Gap, PA 17527 Blackhorse Hill Road Coatesv111e, PA 19320 Lancaster County Station 5 2 Station 78-Christiana Fire Company (593-5615)
Christiana, PA 17509 Pennhurst Fire Department Pennhurst Center Montgomery County Station 84 & 85 Spring City, PA 19475 Royersford Fire Company (948-3215,Sta. 84)
Station 79 862 Walnut Street (948-9986,Sta. 85)
Royersford, PA 19468 Embreev111e State Hospital R.D. #4 Montgomery County Station 47 Rt. 162 Coatesv111e, PA 19320 King of Prussia Fire Company (265-1063) 315 Old Ford Road OUT OF COUNTY STATIONS King of Prussia, PA 19406 Cecil County Station 8 (658-5115)
Montgomery County Station 55 Community Fire Company of Montclare Fire Company (933-9481) i Rising Sun 216 Bridge Street Rising Sun, MD 21911 Montclare, PA 19453 New Castle County Stations 8 & 9 Aetna Hose Hook & Ladder Fire Company (363-8448 E-1-4 P.O. Box 148 Newark, DE 19711
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APPENDIX 2 rQ ANNEX E O
FIRE DEPARTMENT DATA
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OXFORD UNION 1 1 Cf.MPANY HOME WORK Personnel: Fire Chief (Larry Sherrow)
Ambulance Chief (Thomas McFaden)
Rescue Chief (Marvin Hastings)
FIRE -
RESCUE -
AMBULANCE -
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EQUIPMENT 21 1000 GPM Pumper Ladder 21 - 75 Ft. Aerial O
21 750 GPM Pumper 21 7200 Gal. Tanker 21 I')00 GPM Pumper, Generator, Foam 21-Al - Modular Ambulance 21 250 GPM Field Piece, Front 21-A2 - Van / Modular Ambulance mounted Winch 110 Volt System 21 250 GPM Field Piece, Generator, Life Sackets, Air Chisel B.
WEST GROVE FIRE COMPANY STATION 22 HOME WORK Personnel: Fire Chief (Larry Chambers) l Ambulance Chief (Howard Kopp) l l
FIRE - 30 1
RESCUE -
- Covered by Station 21, 71, or New Castle 8-1 l
AMBULANCE - 20 FIRE POLICE - 10 E-2-1 l
EQUIPMENT 22 1000 GPM Pumper Ladder 22 - 65 Ft. Aerial
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22 500 GPM Pumper 22 60 GPM Field Piece, Chainsaw, 500 GPM Pump on Trailor 22 3500 Gal. Tanker 22-A2 - Modular Ambulance, 110 Al - Modular Ambulance,110 Volt System Volt System Snow Mobile Ambulance C.
COCHRANVILLE FIRE COMPANY STATION 27 HOME WORK Personnel: Fire Chief (Harry McCormick)
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RESCUE - Handled by Stations 71, 21, 28, Lancaster Co. 4-2 AMBULANCE - Handled by Stations 21, 22, 28, Lancaster Co. 5-2 FIRE POLICE -
A EQUIPMENT 27 1000 GPM Pumper 27 3500 Gal. Tanker 27 500 GPM Pumper 27 60 GPM Field Piece D.
SOUTHERN CHESTER COUNTY RESCUE STATION 71 HOME WORK Personnel: Chief (Ron Bowman)
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EQUIPMENT 71 Heavy Rescue 71 Light Rescue, Compressor Generator, lights, Hurst Tools, Rope, Boat, 2 Snow Mobiles, 1 Snow Mobile Ambulance f
- These are the fire departments immediately available to provide support to the West Nottingham area.
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APPENDIX 3 ANNEX E 4
EVACUATION OF CHESTER COUNTI FIRE DEPARTMENTS Since the fire company providing coverage for the plume exposure EPZ is outside the 10-mile radius it is unlikely that it would be forced to relocate.
If it b,comes desirable to relocate the Union Fire Company of Oxford it will move to West Grove Station. (Station #22).
The Union Fire Company should make provisions to accomodate those volunteers returning to duty after they complete their personal evacuation arrange-ments.
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POLICE ' SERVICES I.
PURPOSE To establish procedures for the utilization of law enforcement agencies in support of emergency operations to include an evacuation of the plume exposure pathway EPZ surrounding the Peach Bottom Atomic Power Station.
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RESPONSIBILITY A.
The West Nottingham Township Police Department is responsible for law enforcement and security within the risk area.
It should plan not only to respond to radiological incidents but also for augmentation of its resources as required.
This preplanning should be reinforced with the signing of mutual assistance agreements.
B.
The Pennsylvania State Police will coordinate traffic control and access control in the event of sheltering or evacuation.
This coordination will be carried out by ge Troop J headquartered in Lancaster through the resources
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of the Avondale and Embreev111e Barracks.
'C.
With the exception of Oxford Borough, the jurisdictions closest to West Nottingham are covered by the state police in regard to law enforcement. During an emergency or evacuation, the Oxford Borough Police and Oxford Union Fire Company / Fire Police would be available to assist.
If additional resources are required they will be requested from the County Emergency Management Coordinator who coordinates such requests with the County Comissioners,
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municipal authorities and state police.
D.
If emergency operations in regard to police services are beyond the capability of county and local governments, the County Comissioners will request that the Governor authorize National Guard assistance.
E.
The Lincoln University Campus Police will coordinate the security of the mass care center.
III. REQUIRDfENTS Requirements are to ensure public safety, to deny entry of nonessential persons into the risk area during an emergency, to control the movement of evacuees during the evacuation and reentry phases and to provide for the security of evacuated areas and the mass care center.
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CONCEPT OF OPERATIONS i
A.
Unusual Event j
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When notified of an Unusual Event, the County Director of Emergency Services, after consultation with the Chairman, County Commissioners, may request that the West Nottingham Supervisors place.their. police department on standby.
2.
The County Emergency Services s'taff will review plans for coordination with the state police and other law enforcement agencies.
B.
Alert 1.
The West Nottingham Township authorities will be i
requested to assume a standby status and to review plans.
2.
The County Polf.ca Services staff will be notified and additional personnel will augment the Operations Center, as necessary.
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Coordination with the state police will commence.
A 4.
Assisting law enforcement agencies will be notified.
C.
Site Emergency i
1 The West Nottingham Police Department, will proride for increased security in the risk area and request assistance, as required. Traffic conersi points will be manned, if necessary.
2.
The County Operations Center will coordinate operations with the state police and take action ot. requests for i
assistance from municipal authorities. PennD0'" will l
be contacted to provide equipment as necessary.
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Assisting agencias will taka such action as required by the situation and prepare to answer requests for assistance, l
4.
All organizations review plans and procedures in the j
event of sheltering or evacuation.
5.
PEMA, in coordination with the PSP, will evaluate 'the need to man access control points and notify the county of any recommendations.
6.
Issue dosimetry and KI to police personnel.
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General Faergener 1.
Police forces man traffic control points and provide j
security within the risk and adjacent area, as necessary.
2.
Police forces will assist the Health / Medical Coordinator to facilitate the movement of ambulances and special care cases.
3.
All organisations will prepare to conduct evacuation operations, if ordered.
4.
Upon notification by PEMA, in coordination with the PSP, access control points are =manad.
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Chester County Police Departments 2.
Pennsylvania State Police Access Control Points 4
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~ ANNEX F CHESTER COUNTY POLICE' DEPARTMENTS A.
Full-time Police Departments Dispatched by Chester County Police Radio:
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Schuylkill Township
- 12. Uwchlan/ Upper Uwchlan Township 2.
Easttown Township
- 13. West Whiteland Township 3.
Tredyffrin Township 14 Kennett Square Borough 4.
Coatesville Township 15.
Oxford Borough 5.
Valley Township 16.
Parkesburg Borough 6.
South. Coatesville Borough 17. Downingtown Borough 7.
Cain Township 18.
West Goshen Township
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Spring City Borough
- 19. Pennhurst Center
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Malvern Borough 20.
Coatesv111e V.A. Hospital *
- 10. Willistown Township
- 21. Westtown/ East Goshen Township 11.
East Whiteland Township
- Operate full-time but utilize County Radio only on midnight shift.
B.
Part-Time Police Departments Dispatched by Chester County Police A
Radio:
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West Pikeland Township 14<
Sadsbury Township 2.
East Pikeland Township
- 15. West Caln Township 3.
Thornbury Township
- 16. West Fallowfield Township 4.
Birmingham Township
- 17. Wallace Township 5.
Modena Borough
- 18. West Nantmeal Township 6.
East Fallowfield Township 19.
Brandywine Township 7.
East Coventry Township 20.
East Bradford Township l
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East Vincent Township
- 21. West Brandywine Township I
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West Vincent Township 22.
New Garden Township 10.
West Grove Borough 23.
Honeybrook Borough
- 11. West Nottingham Township
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Highland Township
- 12. Avondale Borough 25.
Honeybrook Township
- 13. Atglen Borough
- Risk municipality (two part-time officers, one vehicle).
C.
Townships Covered Full-Time by the Pennsylvania State Police:
1.
East Nottingham Township
- 13. West Marlborough Township 2.
Elk Township 14.
Newlin Township 3.
New London Township 15.
Pocopson Township 4.
Franklin Township 16.
Pennsbury Township 5.
London Britain Township
- 17. West Bradford Township 6.
Lower Oxford Township 18.
East Nantmeal Township l
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Upper Oxford Township
- 19. Warwick Township 8.
Penn Township 20.
South Coventry Township 9.
Londonderry Township 21.
Charlestoun Township 10.
London Grove Township 22.
East Caln Township
- 11. Kennett Township 12.
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Townships and Municipalities Operating Full-Time Departments D.
Which Utilize Their Own Dispatch Centers:
1.
West Chester Borough 2.
Phoenixville Borough 3.
North Coventry Township (Pottstown P.D.)
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ANNEX F
'CHESTER COUNTY PSP ACCESS CONTROL POINTS POST LOCATIONS INSTRUCTIONS MEN Lower Oxford Township 95 LR15006 & LR15024 No traffic north on LR15006 1
96 LR15006 &T306 No traffic vest on T306 1
'-se Nottingham Township 97 LR15006 & LR15005 No traffic west on LR15005 1
98 LR15006 & T309 No traffic west on T309 1
99 LR15006 & T310 No traffic southwest on T310 No traffic southeast on LR15006 1
100 U.S. 1 & PA 472 No traffic south on U.S. 1 2
101 T304 & T335 No traffic south on T304 1
t 102 T360 & T311 No traffic southwest on l
T311 1
103 PA 272 & T303 No traffic south on PA 272 1
104 T300 & T302 (T303)
No traffic vest on T300 1
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, ANNEX G MEDICAL SUPPORT I.
PURPOSE The purpose of the Fealth and Medical Annex is to establish procedures for the provision of health and medical support in Chester County in the event of an incident at. the Peach Bottom Atomic Power Station (PBAPS).
This will include the movement of people who are unable to evacuate themselves, to include nursing homes, and invalids in private residences.
The plan has been developed for the area within the plume exposure pathway EPZ of the nuclear facility.
II.
RESPONSIBILITY The County Director of Emergency Services is responsible for coordina-ting health and medical support in Chester County. A Health and Medical Coordinator with a supporting staff has been appointed to develop and coordinate health and medical procedures in Chester County.
The County Health and Medical staff will be aided by the Greater Brandywine Chapter of the American Red Cross and Chester County Emerg-ency Medical Services Council providing staff support and operations coordination.
III. REQUIREMENTS Medical evacuation will be provided for two groups in the plume ex-posure EPZ of Chester County. These groups are nursing homes and invalids in private residences. These groups will require transporta-tion in either amulances or buses. There are no hospitals or nursing homes in West Nottingham Township. Given the location and capacity of hospitals in the county, it is improbable that a hospital would ever be built in the area, however, provisions are made for nursing homes if established.
IV.
CONCEPT OF OPERATIONS A.
Unusual Event - No action required.
B.
Alert l
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All medical and health personnel will be contacted and alerted.
2.
County ambulances and bus companies will be alerted.
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The Communications Officer will insure adequate
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health and medical personnel at the EOC and all field personnel.
4.
When notified, Medical Group Chief reports to EOC.
5.
Municipal coordinator is requested to review lists of nonambulatory and ambulatory residences requiring medical transportation and to report needs_to_countys.
C.
Site Emergency 1.
County Health and Medical staff will be mobilized in County EOC.
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Nursing homes will be notified of possible evacuation and patient preparation instructions will be given, if appropriate.
See Appendices 3 and 4, Annex G.
3.
Necessary in-county ambulances will be placed on stand-by status and dispatched as necessary.
4.
Advanced Life Support (ALS) and Basic Life Support (BLS)
Units will be dispatched to their assigned areas.
5.
Alert all facilities receiving patients of possible evacuation.
D.
General Emergency 1.
School principals will be notified to mobilize school nurses at mass care centers to provide medical support.
2.
Ambulances will be sent to staging area at Station 21 and dispatched as necessary.
3.
Upon arrival and loading, each ambulance will be routed to its destination.
4.
After unloading patients, ambulances will return to the staging area.
5.
Contact bus companies and have them dispatch their buses to the appropriate pickup points. They may have to wait at some extended care facilities until ambulances arrive to remove other patients, in order that the home has staff to care for the patients.
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First priority is nursing homes / extended care facilities. Guest / rest homes will ha using all b_us transportation' and will be transported -
simultaneously with ambulance type patients.
List of health and medical reception facilities is shown in Appendix 8.
7.
All invalids in private residences will be evacuated to Oxford knor Nursing Home.
8.
School nurses at mass care centers will provide medical assistance for evacuees.
9.
County EOC will respond to emergency requests for medical assistance in connection with evacuation activites.
10.
County EOC will respond to all requests for medical supplies.
- 11. h intain records of evacuees relocated to health and medical facilities.
APPENDICES:
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Hospitals, Nursing Homes, and Invalids at Risk 2.
& dical Vehicle Requirements 3.
Local Ambulances to be Used in Evacuation 4.
Transportation Companies to be Used in Medical Transportation 5.
Information to Nurses 6.
Information to Nursing Homes 7.
Life Support Zones for Chester County ATTACHMENTS A.
hp Basic Life Support Units B.
Chester County Ambulances /BLS Units 8.
List of Hospitals Capable of Radiation Treatment G-3 l
l APPENDIX 2 ANNEX G HOSPITALS, NURSING HOMES, AND INVALIDS AT RISK I.
Hospitals: None II.
Nursing Homes: None l
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Invalids living at home: Mrs. Davids, lives with Raymond Newell, Nottingham, PA Clifford Phillips, Fremond Rd., Nottingham, PA.
l Jill Eshelman, Lees Bridge Road, Nottingham, PA (Vacuma pump)
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evacuation.)
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APPENDIX 2 ANNEX G MEDICAL VEHICLE REQUIRFMENTS 1 - Passenger Bus (from Oxford School District) 4 - Basic Life Support Ambulances l
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APPENDIX 3 ANNEX G LOCAL AMBUTANCES TO BE USED IN EVACUATION NAME
- OF AMBULANCES 0xford Fire Company 2
West Grove Fire Company 2
Avondale Fire Company 1
Kennett Square Fire Company 2
Good Fellowship Ambulance (West Chester) 2 See Appendix 5, Attachment B for other county ambulance services.
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