ML20044B582
| ML20044B582 | |
| Person / Time | |
|---|---|
| Site: | Turkey Point  |
| Issue date: | 10/09/1992 |
| From: | Taylor J NRC OFFICE OF THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR FOR OPERATIONS (EDO) |
| To: | The Chairman NRC COMMISSION (OCM) |
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| FOIA-93-125 NUDOCS 9210160300 | |
| Download: ML20044B582 (17) | |
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The Chairman Comissioner Rogers Comissioner Curtiss Comissioner Remick Comissioner de Planque FROM:
James M. Taylor Executive Director for Operations
SUBJECT:
STATUS OF FEMA'S REASSESSMENT OF 0FFSITE EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS FOR
-TURKEY POINT On October 3-4,1992,.the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) began reassessing essential elements of offsite emergency preparedness for the Turkey Point Nuclear Power Plant to verify reasonable assurance after Hurricane Andrew.
FEMA expects to complete the reassessment in about two weeks.
Mr. Craig S. Wingo, Chief, Radiological Preparedness Division, of FEMA Headquarters is leading the FEMA reassessment team which consists of seven FEMA regional staff and contractors. NRC staff, including ~J. Philip Stohr, Robert Trojanowski, and William Sartor of Region II and Falk Kantor of the Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation-(NRR), have been on scene to assist FEMA.
The NRC staff at the Disaster Field Office in Miami has prepared the enclosed daily status reports for management.
They coordinate these reports with FEMA i
and State officials before transmitting facsimiles to NRC Headquarters for distribution and forwarding to the FEMA Headquarters. 'These rr.norts indicate that most of the field assessment activity is now complete and the FEMA team is compiling the results. Dade' County officials are busy with the ongoing.
relief effort and, as indicated in the enclosed status reports, this could impact the overall schedule. Otherwise, the team reported that the assessment' i
activity is proceeding smoothly with good cooperation from State and local-t officials ynd the licensee.
With regard to NRC's handling of this aspect of the Turkey Point restart, I r
have requested Region 11 and NRR to provide me written reports with lessons.
learned as soon as possible.
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HEMORANDUM FOR:
The Chaire.an Connissioner Rogers Comissioner Curtiss Comissioner Remick Coraissioner de Planque FROM:
James M. Taylor Executive 01 rector for Operations
SUBJECT:
STATUS OF FEMA'S REASSESSMENT OF 0FFSITE EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS FOR TURKEY POINT On October 3-4, 1992, the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) began reassessing essential elements of offsite smargency preparedness for the Turkey Point Nuclear Power Plant to verify reasonable assurance after Hurricane Andrew.
FEMA expects to complete the reassessment in about two weeks.
Mr. Craig S. Wingo, Chief, Radiological Preparedness Division, of FEMA Headquarters is leading the FEMA rsassessment team which consists of seven FEMA regional staff and contractors.
NRC staff, including J. Philip Stohr, Robert Trojanowski, and Willian $artor of Region II and Falk Kantor of the Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation (NRR), have been on scene to assist FEMA.
The NRC staff at the Disaster Field Office in Miami has prepared the enclosed daily status reports for management.
They coordinate these reports with FEKA and State officials before transmitting facsimiles to NRC Headquarters for distribution and forwarding to the FEMA Headquarters.
These reports indicate that most of the field assessment activity is now coenlate and the FEMA team is compiling the results. Dade County officials are ausy with the ongoing relief effort and, as indicated in the enclosed status reports, this could impact the overall schedult. Otherwise, the team reported that the assessment activity is proceeding smoothly with good cooperation from State and local officials and the licensee.
With regard to NRC's handling of this aspset of the Turkey Point restart, I have requested Region !! and NRR to provide me written reports with lessons learned as soon as possible.
I will provide these reports with my e
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Chairman-recomendations to the Comissioners. Also,-I will keep the Coanission-informed on the progress of the FEMA off-site effort and will submit a. report on its conclusion, James M. Taylor Executive Director for Operations
Enclosures:
As stated cc w/ enclosures:
- This will be replaced with a signed copy and the enclosures once Headquarters receives them.
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