ML20028C663

Forwards Public Version of Public Info Pamphlets Re Actions to Take in Case of Nuclear Accidents

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Site:	Dresden, Quad Cities, Zion, LaSalle, 05000000
Issue date:	12/31/1982
From:	Moore R COMMONWEALTH EDISON CO.
To:	Harold Denton NRC
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7 Deer Citizen: We are providing this booklet to'you because one of our. / - t nuclear generating facilities operates in the area w here yot - live. work, or are visiting, and we want you to read and understand the plans that have been developed for your. ' g safety in the event of a serious accident at this facility. t We have never had a serious accident, and it is not likely s that we ever will. However, as with all potential emer-J gencies, your safety could depend on your preparedness. '4 9 Please-read this booklet carefully. Remember what you read. Although this information focuses on a potential nuclear facility emergency, most of it is useful for any A' major emergency, so try to keep this booklet where you e - c; - - > ;, u - can later find it and refer to it. If you would like additional information, please write: ' 7 Supervisorof Public Affairs. Commonwealth Edison 4 y Company. P.O. Box 767. Chicago, Illinois 60690. Or call (312) 294-4321 and ask for Public Affairs.

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t. ..t. J ', We are providing this booklet to you because one of our nuclear generating facilities operates in the area w here you

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4 + Ndcleer. Emergency Protection j The purpose of this booklet is to tell you what to do in case of a nuclear generating station emergency, although

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Studies which tracked people exposed to far more g i W.u.5 J:,, radiation than people normally receive in the northern Q W-;d '.:gf !z f;ig j " M U lilinois area have found no excess leukemia. other can-f ~ s 'c q,t '.J., p tu G!j d.O M..l V cers, er genetic damage due to low-level radiation. J.' < i. 9%1. ' This plan is designed to present people from being 4W-, J ' i:fi exposed to large amounts of radiation if a serious acci- ?- < M K' " dent actually occurred. Sheltering, or in extreme cases. u _g. ; . 7,7 evacuation would be recommended as needed to keep S.-L..F 3% radiation exposure to the general public well below the 1 i 4:h:1 s :., P. limits tor nuclear plant workus of 5.000 millirem. ~ M '2 ? 1 ~ l tirst warning of a nuclear station accident. We should f What all this means is that we shouldn't panic at the f. s, f... take precautions, howeser,just as we would during a tornado. Or. in the case of a chemical spill, when it's

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b ' G 1- ~ Plans for Emiergencies ~' ' [ q, ,3 Special plans have been developed to protect the public in ~ the event of a nuclear generating station accident. The ~ a y.i.7 :M Illinois Plan for Padiological Accidents and the towa ic ;.%,.. - r a v 1 +. 7.,*,+- Emergency Pl.an would go into effect as soon as conditions m,,~., ?. 3-o .w.. W cp at the station indicated even the potential for a dangerous p 'r ~., n m

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m :0 b"S - ,. N the Nuclear Regulatory Commission; this could 2 MMdi ',9 * ' ; 3.. %% ultimately also include other state, local, and civil defense !N @ k,' 7@1.2. cfc" N A 4,_id.j h agencies, the American Red Cross, and the Salvation b 7 Army. These organizations would work together with a ., E ' D, .. S ' mx g.05 y* , S ;g; G5D x single goal-to protect the public. To ensure that the plans E l h@,'f.' $.,,[$7,'(vgk themselves are up to this task, they are rehearsed M[9,W4., periodically in " drills" and " exercises that simulate UMD add.S,$d.~'M.p!O

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N @.^.< Special attention has been devoted to people within 10 e M,M h,p)p[f[!S$8C g ' W ;. % d,. Q. S F 'M6MX:l$: .dW7 miles of the nuclear station,in what is called the 1 M Q k @.9 $ ,gplg Emergency Planning Zone. Studies by the Nuclear 9 'MM?? 5%g[ Y ' W ;fi i Regulatory Commission and the Federal Emergency E. - dWs - Management Agency have set 10 miles as the maximum WEM% - x M,V;Mn iWie :. R$ . distance that could require evacuation or sheltering Mdhhb following an accident. A Public Notification System has [ N.['M '_ ' % ; @p 4 g p % g g :[J been installed within the Emergency Planning Zone, i M T JE consisting primarily of outdoor sirens and vehicle- %.Jl 7 - -:g; '.Rd!r ([WSW@O5 $ mounted public address equipment. Although designed ~, W "' " "./ QW:. 4 PM g *, to warn the public of a problem at the nuclear station, 4 f '. ' 57$.gNM'g (,; u.g,3 C_.0 '."EfrW,,_@4 this system may be activated for other emergencies n 3-% as well. ny.,Q. + in an emergency involving the nuclear station, the news - M'b. [

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, E.N instructions is the Emergency' Broadcast System, through , g g.g __ j i d /J. _ s your local radio or TV station. s Do not call the police, sherifT. fire department. or 4 J'*i' JJ;c. anyone else unless it is absolutely necessary (and then try b f:J' /u~..cM. A ; '.e c ~,iE. ~ ~._. M to limit your call to one minute). The phone lines must be -.c n kept clear for use by emergency personnel. c i. c ~7N:Pp ^ Respond promptly to all official instructions. You may G& j.q_ .7 .m e ^ E * ;l to evacuate. State and local authorities will determine +e. [E & Q[W/QW - N " :_., be advised to take shelter indoors, or you may be advised GiA F U which of these actions is the safest, and advise you ^ i c* 4 : >.;. S-s accordingly. 5;,;c.N.S 347 M- . J %. e-. c.~ wn:m

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2. Pack only essential items (see checklist on pace 9).

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6. Is.eep your pets indoors unlew you hae a place to go M.D ;5.c

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