ML20039B030
| ML20039B030 | |
| Person / Time | |
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| Site: | Zimmer |
| Issue date: | 12/14/1981 |
| From: | Webb D MENTOR, KY, WEBB, D.F. |
| To: | CINCINNATI GAS & ELECTRIC CO. |
| References | |
| NUDOCS 8112220203 | |
| Download: ML20039B030 (21) | |
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DCCKETED 12/14/1981 U$hRC UNITED STATES OF AERICA N
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BEFORE THE AMMIC SAFETY AND LICENSING BOARD In the Patter of CINCINNATI G/S AND ELECTRIC CO., et al.
Docket No. 50-358 (Wm. H. Zimmer Nuclear Power Station, Unit 1) ph To: Troy Conner
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s-Intervenor City of Mentor (Mentor) hereby requires the Applicant, pursuant to 10 C.F.R. E2.740(b) to answer separately and fully, in\\ '
writing, and under oath or affirmation, the following interrogatories '
on or before December 31, 1981 IEFINITIONS 1.
The Standard Operating procedures referred to in the interrogatories are those procedures formulated by the State of Kentucky and the counties of Campbell, Bracken, and Pendleton purcuant to the Kentucky, Campbell, County, l
Bracken County, and Pendleton County Radiological Emergency Plans, respectively.
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Interrogatories concerning these plans and procedures are meant to elicit in-t f
formation possessed by the Applicant concerning said plans and procedures.
l If Applicant has any plan or procedure of its own which would be responsive to an interrogatory, that plan or procedure should be included in the answer 1
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If an answer to an interrogatory would differ according to what type of accident is envisioned, then answer each interrogatory for each of the s.
following classes of accidents:
503 a.
general emergency b,
site area emergency c.
alert d.
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If an answer to an interrogatory worald vary according to how much notification time on-site personnel of the Zimmer Power Station would have of an impending accident then answer each such interrogatory for the following time intervals, for each of the four classifications of accidents cited in Definition 2 a.
1 hour1.157407e-5 days <br />2.777778e-4 hours <br />1.653439e-6 weeks <br />3.805e-7 months <br /> notification b.
30 minute notification INTERROGATORIES 1.
State whether or not the Applicant has Standard Operating Procedures for Emergency Operations Centers.
If so, attach a copy.
If not, attach those parts of the procedures which are either in draft or final form and are written, and give the anticipated date of completion for those parts not yet written.
1.a.
List all state and county officials who do or will have a copy of the above Standard Operating Procedures and state where such copies of these procedures will be physically located.
2 State whether or not the Applicant has Notification e
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Standard Operating Procedures. If so, attach a copy. If not, Ottach those parts of the procedures in draft or final form which are written and give the anticipated date of completion
'for those parts not written.
2.a. List all state and county officials who do have or will have a copy of the above Notification Gtandard Operating Procedures and state where such copies of these procedures will be physically located.
Applicant
- 3. State whether or not the has a writter. completed list of those to be called in an emergency (disaster alert roster),
with alternates pursuant to Notification Standard Operating Procedures.
If so, attach a copy. If not, state the anticipated date of com-pletion of such a list.
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3.a.
State whether or not the Applicant has a Duty Officer Standard Operating Procedure.
If so, attach a copy of such pro-cedure.
If not, attach those parts of the procedure in draft or final form which is written and give the anticipated date of completion for those parts not written.
3.b. List all state and county officials who do have or will have a copy of the above Duty Officer Standard Operating Procedure.
State where such copies of this procedure will be physically located.
- 4. State what materials and equipment would be needed in order to implement Notification Standard Operating Procedures for Campbell, Bracken, and Pendleton Counties, respectively.
- 5. With regard to the counties listed in Interrogatory four, state which items listed in answer to Interrogatory four each of
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the countios dono not currently have and the purposo.cach item would serve in the event that Notification Standard Operating Standards were employed.
- 6. State whether or not the Applicant has completed written School Standard Operating Procedures.
If so, attach a copy.
If not, attach those parts of the procedures in draft or final form which are written and give the anticipated date of completion for those parts not written.
6.a. List all state and county officials who do have or will have a copy of the above School Standard Operating Procedures and state where such copies o f these procedures will be physically located.
- 7. State what equipment would be necessary to implement Stand-ard Operating Procedures for schools in Campbell, Bracken, and Pendleton Counties, respectively. In answer to this interrogatory distinguish between what equipment would be needed by the State and what equipment would be needed by each county.
- 8. List which of the above items the State and each of the counties does not have and the intended purpose for each item in the event that standard operating procedures for schools were employed in Campbell, Bracken, and Pendleton Counties, respectively.
8.a. State the number of personnel each of the three counties would need to implement the standard operating procedure for schools and state what duty each would be assigned.
8.b. State which of the above personnel would be volunteers.
- 9. State whether or not the Applicant has written completed standard operating procedures for activation of the Emergency Broadcast System. If so, attach a copy. If not, attach those parts of the procedures either in draft form or final form which are written and give the anticiapted date of completion.
9.a. List all state and county officials who do have or will have a copy of the above Standard Operating Procedures for activation of the Emergency Broadcast System and state where such copies of these procedures will be physically located.
- 10. State whether or not the Applicant has standard operating procedures for accident assessment.
If so, attach a If not attach those parts of the procedures which are written copy.
either in draft or final form and state the anticiapted date of completion for those parts not written.
10.a. State whether or not the Applicant has a damage assessment fcrm for use by the Radiation Control Board personnel.
If so, attach a copy.
If not, attach those parts of the damage assessment fornwhich hare been written, either in draft or final form and state the anticipated completion. date for those parts not written.
10b.
State whether or not the Applicant has standard operating procedures for maintaining individual exposure records.
If so, attach a copy.
If not, attach those parts which are written, whether in draft or final form and state the anticipated date of completion for those parts not written.
- 11. State what equipment would be necessary in order for the Radiation Control Branch to do an adequate job of accident assess-ment including off-site dose projection and the collection of field radiological data in the event of a general emergency.
- 12. State which of the above listed items the Applicant does not have and the purpose each item would serve in the event that an accident occurred.
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State the number of personnel needed to carry out acci-dent assessment standard operating procedures and their respec-tive duties.
14.
How many people who are qualified to perform the above listed duties are employed by the Radiation Control Branch pre-sently?
15.
Assuming that more personnel are needed than what are presently employed, and that volunteers will be needed for moni-toring and decontamination efforts, give a. list.of such volunteers and what training they have received.
16.
State whether or not the Applicant has standard o-perating procedures for Personnel Decontamination, and if so, at-tach a copy; if not, attach those parts of the procedures in draft or final form which are written, and give the anticipated date of completion for those parts not written.
17.
State whether or not the Applicant has written com-pleted standard operating procedures for Radiological Monitoring.
If so, attach a copy.
If not, attach.those parts which.are written, whether in draft or final form, and state the anticipated date of l
L completion for those parts of the procedures not written.
17.a.
State what equipment would be necessary in order for the Radiation Control Branch to do an adequate job of Radiolo-gical Monitoring for each classification of accident.
State which of the above listed items the Applicant 17.b.
does not have and the purpose each item would serve in the event that an accident occurred.
18.
State whether or not the Applicant has written com-pleted standard operating procedures for Decontamination of. Equip-ment.
If so, attach a copy.
If not, attach those parts which are
written, whether in draft'or final form, and state the' anticipated date of completion for those parts of the procedures not written.
18.a.
State what equipment would be necessary in order to implement the standard operating procedures for Decontamina-tion of Equipment.
18.b.
State which of the above listed items the Applicant does not have and the purpose each item would serve in the event that an accident occured.
19.
State whether or not the Applicant has written com-pleted standard operating procedures for Ingestion Pathway Pro-tective Actions Recommendations.
If so, attach a copy along with tables 305-4 and 305-5.
If not, attach those parts which are written whether in draft or final form and state the anticipated t
date of completion for those parts of the procedures not yet writ-ten.
Tables referred to are from the Kentucky State Plan.
19.a.
State what equipment would be necessary in order to implement the standard operating procedures for Ingestion Path-way Protective Actions Recommendations.
19.b.
State which of the above listed items the Applicant does not have and the purpose each item would serve in the event that an accident occurred.
20.
State whether or not the Applicant has written com-pleted standard operating procedures for the use and distribu-tion of Potassium Iodide.
If so, attach.a copy, If not, attach those parts which are written whether in draft or final form and state the anticipated date of completion for those parts of the pro-cedures not written.
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Other than the standard operating procadures already does the Appijnan, inquired of in the above interrogatories, have any other completed written standard operating procedures, including Radiation Control Branch standard operating procedures numbers 301 and 302.
If so, attach a copy. Numbers are from the Kentucky State Plan.
22.
If the answer to the above interrogatory is no, does the Applicant have any uncompleted standard operating proce-dures.
If so, attach a copy of those parts which are written, whether in draft or final form, and state the anticipated date of completion of those parts unwritten.
23.
State whether standard operating procedures will be de-veloped for use by agricultural service coordinators to aid farmers with, and inform farmers of the following problems: the manner and means by which poultry and livestock alternate feed source (feed kept under cover) will be obtained, maintained and supervised; the availability and distribution of uncontaminated feeds for poultry and livestock; the means and manner by which livestock shall be sheltered; the proper means of cleaning, storing and preservation cf poultry and livestock feeds; methods and directions for decon-taminating livestock and poultry and their respective feed; and if such standard operating procedures already exist, attach a copy.
24.
State the water source for each municipality within the 50 mile Ingestion Pathway Emergency PlanniAg Zone in Kentucky.
25.
State the utility company or 16dividuals who supply water'to each of the mun'cipalities within the 50 mile Ingestion Pathway Emergency Planning Zone.
25.a.
State whether or not standard operating procedures will be devised to insure the protection of public health and
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safety in -the event of contamination of drinking water sources.
If such standard operating procedures exist, attach a copy.
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- 26. State whether or not the following plans are completed and i.
if so attach a copy.
If not, attach those parts of the following plans which have been completed either in draft or final form and
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state the anticipated completion date for those parts not written.:
- a. Ntrthern Kentucky District Health Plan for a radiological emergency.
b.' a plan for the distribution and control of the tone L
alert radio system.
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the Commonwealth of Kentucky, Campbell, Bracken, and Pendleton Counties, and the Zimmer Power Station public information officers.
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- 27. State the number of the following items which the Applicant presently has :
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anti-contamination suits
- b. CDV-700 Survey meters with batteries and headphones j
- c. gas masks.
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signs reading: CAUTION RADIATION AREA Campbell County highway maps with monitoring locations marked.
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- f. Bracken County maps with monitoring locations marked
- g. Pendleton County maps with monitoring locations marked.
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lensatic compasses,
- i. thermo-luminescent dosimeters
- j. self reading pocket dosimeters.
- 28. State the numbers of each of the items listed in interrogatory 27 which would be required to implement.the Kentucky Emergency Radiological Plan for a general emergency.
28.a. List all county (Campbell, Bracken, and Pendleton) and Kentucky state officials whos.would be provided with pagers.
~28.'b. List all drills and exercises that have been staged in Kentucky to date.
- 29. During the November, 1981 exercises and/or drills held in Campbell County were any standard operating procedures which are written implemented?
If so, which ones?
- 30. List all organizations which participated in the drills referred to in interrogatory 29.
30.a. State whether or not Federa] Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) observers were present at the exercises and/or drills referred to in interrogatory 29.
If so, attach a copy of any written observations made by FEMA observers.
- 31. State whether or not the Applicant and/or Campbell County had observers present at the Campbell County November, 1981 drills and/or exercises.
If so, attach copies of any written observations made by those observers.
- 32. If the Applicant or Campbell County had observers present at the Campbell County November, 1981 drills and/or exercises state what criteria they used in making evaluations of each exercise and/or drill.
32.a. Which state agency shall have primary responsibility for providing observers for all future exercises or drills.
- 33. Have any tests'been conducted concerning the prompt notification system for Campbell County? If so, which part of the system has been tested, and how has it been tested?
- 34. Have any tests been conducted concerning the prompt notification system for Bracken County?
If so, which part of the system has been tested, and how was it tested?
- 35. Have any tests been conducted concerning the prompt notification system for Pendleton County?
If so, which part of the
system has been tested, and how was it tested?
- 36. State the number of, people who reside within five miles of the Zimmer Power Station in Campbell County?
- 37. State the number of people who work, but do not live within five miles of the Zimmer Power Station in Campbell County?
37.a. How many tone alert radios will be distributed to residents of Campbell County, and when will the distribution occur, and in what manner will it occur?
- 38. State the number of people who reside within five miles of the Zimmer Power Station in Bracken County.
38.a. How many tone alert radios will be provided to.the residents of Bracken County, when will the distribution occur, and how will it occur?
- 39. State the number of people who work, but do not live within five miles of the Zimmer Nuclear Power Station in Bracken County.
- 40. State the number of people who reside within five miles of the Zimmer Nuclear Power Station in Pendleton County.
- 41. How many tone alert radios will be distributed to the residents of Pendleton County, when will the distribution occur, and how will it occur?
- 42. State the number of people in Campbell County who reside within five miles of the Zimmer Station but who are not within fifteen minutes of the Zimmer station by car. List and t
explain the set of assumptions used in order to arrive at this figure.
- 43. St ate the number of people who work, but do not reside within five miles of the Zimmer Station and who are not within fifteen minutes of the station by car while at work in Campbell County.
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Provide the information called for by interrogatory 42 with respect'to Bracken County.
4$. Provide the information called for by interrogatory 43 with respect to Bracken County.
- 46. Provide the information called for by interrogatory 42 with respect to Pendleton County.
- 47. Provide the information called for by interrogatory 43 with respect to Pendleton County.
- 48. State the number of people who reside within the plume exposure emergency planning zone in Kentucky
- 49. State the number of people who work but do not reside within the plume exposure emergency planning zone in Kentucky
- 50. How many households are not within the range of a siren within five miles of the Zimmer Station in:
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Campbell County.
- b. Bracken County.
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Pendleton County.
SL How many deaf individuals live or work within five miles of the Zimmer Station in:
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Campbell County?
- b. Bracken County?
- c. Pendleton County?
- 52. How many deaf individuals live or work within ten miles of the Zimmer Station in:
- a. Campbell County?.
- b. Bracken County?
c.
Pendleton County?
- 53. How many blind people live or work within five miles of the Zimmer Station in:
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Campbell County?
- b. Bracken County?
- c. Pendleton County?
-54. How many blind people live or work within ten miles of the Zimmer Station in:
a.
Campbell County?
- b. Bracken County?
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Pendleton County?
- 55. State what the power source is for each of the sirens to be used as part of the prompt notification system in Campbell, Bracken, and Pendleton Counties. If an electrical power source is to be used for any siren, state the name of the utility which will provide the electricity.
- 56. State whether or not any of the sirens referred to in interrogatory 55 will be equipped with an alternate power source.
If so, identify the power source for each siren. Describe any maintance plan to be used for each alternate power source.
- 57. State whether or not the in-home radios will be equipped with an alternate power source. If the answer is in the affirmative, state what the alternate power source will be. Describe any maintenance plan to be used for tlese alternate power sources.
- 58. What parts of Campbell County are serviced by Kentucky utilities?
- 59. What parts of Campbell County are serviced by Owen Rural Electric Co-operative?
- 60. Wh'at parts of Campbell County are serviced by Union Light Heat and Power?
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- 62) For the following utilities,. state the dates, times of day or night and duration of any cicetrical power outages experienced by asidents of Canpbell, Bracken and Pendleton t,ounties, respectivel who are within the 10 mile emergency planning zone, within the last 3
- year, a) Union Light Heat and Power b) Owen Rural Electric Cooperative c) Kentucky Utilities l
d) any additional utility listed in the answer to interrogatory nunber 56 I 63) St:te whether or not the Applicant has an alternate plan for prapt notification in the syrnt that there is a power outage in one or more areas within the 10 mile energency planning zone. If so, attach a copy.
- 64) Idtntify the agency, capany, entity or person who has (have) the primary responsibility for maintenance of the sirens.
'65) Id:ntify the water source for each muncipality within the 50 mile Ingestion Pathway energency planning zone in Kentucky.
- 66) State whether or not plans have been formulated to isolate coret,aninated water fran the water sources identified in the answer to interrogatory nunber 65 If so, attach a copy.
- 67) State whether or not plans have been fonnulated regarding the storage of contaninated water fmn the water sources identified in the answer to interrogatory nunber 65 If so, attach a 4
Copy.
- 68) State whether or-not plans have been fonnulated regarding the rationing of uncontaninated water for each of the counties within the 50 mile Ingestion Pathway Bnergency Planning Zone in Kentucky.
If so, attach a copy.
- 69) Siste whether or not plans have been fonnalated regardihg the transportation of uncontanin-ated drinking water. If so, attach a copy.
- 70) State the number of mobile sirens which hare been acquired by the for use at Kincaid Lake Park.
- 71) State the nunber of mobile sirens which have been acquised by the for use at A. J. Jolly Park.
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- 72) Identify the landing site for a helicopter in Falmouth, Kentucky used for the purposes for the landing of Federal Radiological Monitoring l
Agency Personnel, has plans to test the prompt t;tifica-
- 73) State whether or not the Applicant tion systen under differing atmospheric conditions.
If so, list the various atmospheric concitions the plan calls for.
- 74) IASt the number of training events by topic, that the Applicant
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has conducted to date and identify which personnel or organizations j
f were involved.
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- 75) State the nunber of voice channel microwaves that have been installed l
Kentucky and state their locations.
State the nunber of tests which have been conducted of the ecumunications 76) equipnent to be used in the event of a radiological anergency and state the datos that such tests were conducted.
1his question refers to communicatio equipnent located in Kentucky.
that the Kentucky Rediological Faergency Plan
- 77) List the number cf volunteers would require in order to implement every detail of that plan in the event l
of a general energency and state the specific duties asked of each volunteer.
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State whether or not the AFplicant has a tape or transcript of any or all of the public meetings held regarding the Kentucky, Campbell, Bracken or Pendleton County Radiological Emergency Plans including the public meeting held in the evening in September of 1981 at the Alexandria Courthouse in Campbell County.
If so, attach a copy of the tape or transcript.
79.
State whether or not the Applicant has a tape or transcript of the public meeting held in New Richmond, Ohio on or about November 19, 1981 at 4:30p.m. at which Kentucky officials were present.
If so, attach a copy.
80.
List the items, materials und equipment that the Commonwealth of Kentucky bas requested from the Applicant in order to implement the Kentucky Radiological Emergency Plan.
81.
List the items, materials and equipment that the Commonwealth of Kentucky has obtained that are contained in the answer to interrogatory number 80.
82.
List the items, materials and equipment from the following list that the Commonwealth of Kentucky does have.
a.
a telemetry system capable of transmitting by means of radio signal the following dat'a:
a) wind direction; b) wind speed; c) differential temperature; d)
Pasquill-stability class; e) primary containment high range radiation level; f) primary containment post accident radiation level; g) secondary containment radiation level; H) standby gas treatment stack radiation level; i) main plant vent stack radiation level; j) service water discharge radiaiton level; k) fifteen station ring monitor radiation levels.
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microwave multiplex equipment and related telephone terminal 1
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83 State the number of indivuals for the following categories who would be needed in order to implement the evacuation procedures contained in the Campbell County Radiological Emergency Plan.
Tank (Transit Authority of Northern Kentucky hereinafter Tank) bus drivers a.
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School bus drivers c.
Police d.
Firemen Rescue personnel not listed in the above categories c,
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Ambulence drivers 84 State the name, address tal telephone number of each indivual in each of the categories listed above who have heen interviewed as to whether or not they would participate in the Campbell County Radiological Emergency Plan (hereinafter referred to as the Campbell County REP) in the capacity of duties assigned to each respective category. For each indivual so named indicate their assigned duty.
85 Identify the officall who conducted the interviews referred to in the above interrogatories and list the questions asked during such interviews.
- 86. State whether or not any varying degrees of risk that a person might be subjected to were explained to each indivual se interviewed.
If so, specify the risk (s) described and state the desetiption of each risk.
- 87. State whether or not all of the indivuals so interviewed were willing to participate acconling to their assigned duties in the Campbell County REP under all the risks described in the answer to the above interrogatory.
If not, name each ind!vual and state what risks that particular indivual was willing to assume.
- 88. State whether or not each indivual was asked if he or she would be willing to expose themselves to doses of radiation in excess of the limitations contained in 10 C.F.R. part 20.
If so, specify how the above limitations were described and list the responses for each indivual interviewed.
- 89. State what protective measures the State of Indiana has specified for those portions of the State within the ingestion spathway for protection of the public
o from the consumption of contaminated foodstuffs.
90.
Identify the Indiana offi::Aal, by name and title, who is responsible for determining whether or not dairy animals should be put on stored feed in the event of a radiological accident and list the criteria to be used in making such a determination.
- 91. Identify the Indiana official who is responsible in the event of a radiological accident for the imposition of protective actions for each of the following a.
impoundment of foodstuffs b.
decontamination of foodstuffs c.
processing of foodstuffs d.
product diversion with regard to foodstuffs e.
preservation of foodstuffs Attach a map showing the dairies, food processing plants, water sheds, water supply intake and treatment plants and reservoirs for the State of Indiana which is in the ingestion pathway. Attach maps identifying the ocaation and types of crops grown for the same area.
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State the number, names, addresses and phone numbers of parents who have been interviewed as to what course of action they would take in the event of a radiological _ emergency.
Attach any notes, memoranda or other documentation of parental responses.
Identify the official who conducted said interviews and list the questions used during the interview.
93 State the criteria to be used in deciding whether or not the health benefits associated with the reduction in exposure to con-taminated water are sufficient to offset the undesirable health, economic and social effects of drinking contaminated water.
At-tach a copy of the study of the cost effective basis for lifting water controls.
94.
State whether or not the Sate of Indiana has a Radiological Emergency Plan.
If so, attach a copy.
95 List all of the Cincinnati Gas and Electric personnel who prepared or helped in the preparation of the Kentucky, Campbell County, Bracken County and Pendleton County Radiological Emergency Plans and state what portion of the plan each prepared or helped to prepare.
List all of the Stone and Webster personnel who prepared or 96 who helped in the preparation of the Kentukcy, Campbell County, Bracken County and Pendleton County Radiological Emergency Plans and
-state what portion of the plan each prepared of helped to prepare.
I State whether or not a cost effective study has been done on 97 i
the prompt notification system.
If so, attach a copy.
- 98.. State whether or not a study has been done of the cost effective basis for lifting controls after a radiological accident.
If so, I
attach a copy.
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State whether or not any tests have been conducted to determine that 100% of the population within 5 miles of Zimmer Power Station, within 15 minutes would be alerted in the event of a radiological accident for Campbell County.
If so, state the date of such test (s) and what state and county organizations participated in such test (s).
What atmospheric conditions existed at the time of these tests.
100.
State whether or not any tests have been conducted to determine that 100% of the population within 5 miles of Zimmer Power Station, within 15 minutes would be alerted in the event of a radiological accident for Bracken County.
If so, state the date of such test (s) and what state and county organizations participated in such test (s).
What atmospheric conditions existed at the time of these tests.
101 State whether or not any tests have been conducted to determine that 100% of the population whithin 5 miles of Zimmer Power Station, within 15 minutes would be alerted in the event of a raciological accident for Pendleton Counti.
If so, state the date of such test (s) and what state and county organizations participated in such test (s).
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What tests have been conducted to insure that 100% of the population within the Plume Exposure Emergency Planning Zone would be alerted to a radiological accident within 45 minutes in Kentucky.
What atmospheric conditions existed on the date of this test.
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State the number of residents who work outside the Piume E*posure Pathway but who might have children at home, in-side the Plume Exposure Pathway who might be with a babysittet or without parental supervision in Campbell, Bracken and Pendleton Counties.
,i 1 04 State whether there is an alternate evacuation route for the route described in the following sentence for Campbell County, Kentucky residents in the event that the plume exposure is coverin6 the so described evacuation route. The route proceeds on Persimmon Grove to U.S. 27 and north on U.S. 27 to Alexandria.
If so, attach a copy of the alternate plan.
Respectfully submitted,
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Deborah Faber Webb Counsel for the City of Mentor i
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