ML20050E151
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| Site: | Arkansas Nuclear  |
| Issue date: | 03/15/1982 |
| From: | Ohanlon J ARKANSAS POWER & LIGHT CO. |
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> oATE o,iivis2 CHANGE DATE 01821111 ARKANSAS POWER AND LIGHT COMPANY SPILL PREVENTION CONTROL AND COUNTERMEASURE PLAN ARKANSAS NUCLEAR ONE NUCLEARING GENERATING PLANT POPE COUNTY, ARKANSAS (Approximately six miles west northwest of Russellville, Arkansas)
OWNER: Arkansas Power and Light Company 900 Center Street Little Rock, Arkansas 72203 ATTENTION: Mr. James P. O'Hanlon, Plant Manager PLANT ACDRESS:
P.O. Box 608 Russellville, Arkansas 72801 This Plan will be implemented as hereinsfescribed f-C Signature:
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ARKANSAS NUCLEAR ONE aavisioN 2 oATE 03fiefaz CHANGE DATE TABLE OF CONTENTS SECTION NO.
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1.0 PURPOSE.
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3.0 REFERENCES
5 4.0 OIL SPILL ACTION.......................5-6 5.0 RESPONSIBILITIES.
6 6.0 POTENTIAL SOURCES OF OIL SPILLS.
7 6.1 Fuel Oil Storage Tank.
7 6.2 Fuel Oil Truck Unloading Station.
7 6.3 Emergency Diesel Fuel Tanks.
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6.4 Diesel Generator Day Tanks.
8-9 6.5 Diesel Fire Pump Fuel Oil Day Tank..
9 6.6 Startup Boiler Fuel Oil Day Tank.
9 6.7 Turbine Generator Lube Oil Reservoir.
9-10 6.8 Clean and Dirty Lube Oil Storage Tank.
10-11 6.9 Turbine Generator Lube Oil System.
11 6.10 Trans former Oil.
11 6.11 Unit 2 Plant Heating Boiler Day Tank 2T22.
11 6.12 Waste Oil Storage Tank T114.
12 6.13 Security Diesel Generator Day Tank 13 7.0 FACILITY DRAINAGE AND TREATMENT FACILITIES.
13 8.0 BULK STORAGE TANKS.
14 9.0 INSPECTIONS AND RECORDS.
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12.0 ATTACHMENTS AND FORMS Procedure for Use of Special Equipment for Removal of oil 15-16 from Surface of Water 011 Spill Response Team Organization and Responsibilities 17 Criteria for notifying and reporting oil spills to Company 18 Officials and Government Agencies Form 1903.24A Report of Spill 19 Form 1903.24B Notification Record 20 O
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CHANGE DATE 1.0 PURPOSE This plan exists to fulfill the requirement of 40CFR112.3 (a) that " Owners or operators of... facilities...that...could reasonably be expected to dis-charge oil in harmful quantities...into or upon the navigable waters of the United States or adjoining shorelines, shall prepare a Spill Prevention Con-trol and Countermeasure Plan (hereinafter "SPCC Plan"), in writing and in accordance with 40CFR110.3 as " discharges...which (a) violate applicable water quality standards, or (b) cause a film or sheen upon or discoloration of the surface of the water or adjoining shorelines or cause damage or emulsion to be deposited beneath the surface of the water or upon adjoin-ing shorelines."
2.0 SCOPE This SPCC Plan delineates potential sources of oil spills and establishes procedures for limiting consequences of an oil spill to the environment.
Criteria for notifying company officials and/or federal and state agencies of an oil spill is also described.
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3.1 References Used in Procedure Preparation 3.1.1 CFR, Title 40, Part 110-Discharge of Oil 3.1.2 CFR, Title 40, Part 112 - Oil Pollution Prevention 3.2 References Used in Conjunction With This Procedure None 3.3 Related ANO References None 4.0 OIL SPILL ACTION 4.1 In the event of an oil spill, available resources shall be used to prevent any oil from entering Lake Dardanelle.
Ditches and/or dikes shall be formed, as necessary, with available machinery to contain oil in the area where the spill occurred.
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Refer to Attachment 1 for in-strucitons in the use of the oil spill trailer equipment and oil sor-bent. Keys to the trailer compartments, boat house and both boats are located in the guardhouse on a common key ring labeled " Oil Spill".
See Attachment 2 for Oil Spill Response Team organization and call list.
4.3 Initial Notification 4.3.1 The Duty Emergency Coordinator shall be notified of any oil spill that has the potential of reaching Lake Dardanelle.
4.3.2 If oil in any quantity reaches the lake, the Duty Emergency Coordinator shall be notified as soon as possible. The Duty Emergency Coordinator shall then notify the General Manager, the Technical Analysis Superintendent and the Chemistry / Environmental Supervisor.
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4.4.2 Criteria for notification and providing written reports to company officials and other authorities is given in Attach-ment 3.
4.4.3 When it has been determined that an oil spill has occurred, the Duty Emergency Coordinator shall activate the Oil Spill Response Team by calling the Oil Spill Response Team Leader or one of his alternates. See Attachment 2 for Oil Spill Response Team call list.
5.0 RESPONSIBILITIES 5.1 It shall be the responsibility of the Duty Emergency Coordinator to activate the Oil Spill Response Team as stated in Section 4.4.3 5.2 It shall be the responsibility of the Oil Spill Team Leader to co-ordinate oil containment and clean up as pointed out in Attachment 2 of this procedure.
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CHANGE DATE 6.0 POTENTIAL SOURCES OF OIL SPILLS 6.1 Fuel Oil Storage Tank, T-25 6.1.1 The Fuel Oil Storage Tank is of welded steel construction, located on a solid foundation and has a capacity of 185,000 U.S. gallons. The tank has been painted to resist exterior corrosion.
Cathodic protection is used as required. The tank is inspected periodically per OP 1304.71, " Fuel Oil, Lube Oil Tank Integrity Test".
It is enclosed by an earth fill containment dike which has the capacity of containing the entire tank volume plus approximately 10% rainwater. A gate valve, which is normally closed, is installed at the lowest elevation to allow water drainage.
The tank over-flows to a sump which has a connection for a portable pump.
In the event of an overflow the contents of the sump are transferred to 55 gallon drums for disposal as required.
T-25 is within the Plant Security System (fence and TV sur-veillance). The tank is visually inspected once per shift by Operations and may be kept under continuous surveillance via the plant TV system.
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6.1.3 Major oil spills shall be disposed of using applicable methods.
6.2 Fuel Oil Truck Unloading Station 6.2.1 The truck unloading station normally handles one truck at a time.
Each truck has a capacity of approximately 7250 gallons of diesel fuel oil.
It is the responsibility of the truck driver to make all connections required to trans-fer the fuel oil from the truck into the fuel oil storage tank. The drivers have been trained to check all valves and fittings before and after the truck unloading. An ANO operator is present during all fuel oil transfer operations.
6.2.3 In the event of a major leak, fuel unloading will be stopped immediately and applicable valves will be closed.
If the leak cannot be stopped immediately, ditches or dikes will be formed out of dirt or gravel to direct the oil drainage away from ditches or drains which empty into the lake and (s) contain the spill in the smallest area possible.
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CHANGE 6.3 Emergency Diesel Fuel Tanks, T-57 A & B and 2T57 A & B 6.3.1 The Emergency Diesel Fuel storage tanks have a capacity of 22,500 gallons each and are located in separate under-ground vaults. These tanks maintain 100% volume at all times and are gravity fed from T-25.
The tanks are equipped with vent piping.
The volume of the below door elevation is sufficient to contain the oil in the event of a ruptured fuel tank.
6.3.2 Tanks T-57 A & B, feed the Unit 1 emergency diesel generator day tanks exclusively through a combination of pumps P16 A
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Valves for Unit 1 are lined up per OP 1104.36.
Tanks 2T-57 A & B, feed the Unit 2 cmergency diesel generator day tanks exclusively through a combination of pumps 2P16 A & B.
Valves for Unit 2 are lined up per OP 2104.36.
6.3.3 Each emergency tank vault has a sump which is connected to a main sump equipped with a manually operated sump pump.
In the event of a main sump overflow, the oil will be con-tained in the vault building basement area. Excess oil accumulation is alarmed by annunciators in the respective
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G 6.3.4 In the unlikely event of a tank rupture, a fuel tank alarm will sound from the vault.
Operations shall immediately close valve F0-4.
This action will stop the gravity feed from the Fuel Oil Storage Tank, T-25.
6.4 Diesel Generator Day Tanks, T-30 A & B and 2T30 A & B 6.4.1 The Diesel Generator Day Tanks are located on the diesel generator frame. Each diesel generator room is equipped with metal containment dikes at the doors and are con-nected to the oil water drain system (OWS).
Unit 1 diesel generator day tanks have a capacity of approximately 375 gallons.
Unit 2 diesel generator day tanks have a cap-acity of approximately 550 gallons.
6.4.2 For Unit 1, transfer pumps P-16 A & B in the underground Storage Tank Vault connect T-57 A & B to the Diesel Gen-erator Day Tanks through buried piping. For Unit 2, trans-fer pumps 2P-16 A & B in the underground Storage Tank Vault connect 2T-57 A & B to the Diesel Generator Day Tanks through buried piping. Tnis piping was designed to ANSI B31.10 and ANO QA program requirements. Valve line up for all Diesel Generator Day Tank fills are performed per OP 1104.23.
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CHANGE DATE 6.4.3 In the event of a day tank rupture or fuel line break, the fuel oil will drain to the turbine building sump. A tank rupture may cause P16 to begin pumping, resulting in more fuel spillage than the quantity contained in the Diesel Generator Day Tanks.
In this case a turbine building oil sump high level alarm will signify fuel problems in its respective control room.
6.5 Diesel Fire Pump Fuel Oil Day Tank, T-29 6.5.1 The fire pump day tank is located in the upper level of the intake structure and is protected by a concrete containment dike which is capable of holding the day tanks full capacity of 280 gallons.
6.5.2 T-29 is filled directly from the Fuel Oil Storage Tank per OP 1104.23 by pumps P-74 A & B.
6.5.3 A tank rupture would be signified by annunciation K12, D-6,
" Diesel Tank T-29 Level Low".
6.6 Startup Boiler Fuel Oil Day Tank, T-28 x
6.6.1 The Startup Boiler Day Tank has a capacity of 19,000 gal-lons and is located in the northwestern section of the turbine auxiliary building. The fuel oil tank feeds the startup boiler nozzle by fuel oil service pumps P-13 A & B.
6.6.2 T-28 is filled directly from the Fuel Oil Storage Tank per OP 1104.23 by gravity or pump.
6.6.3 Overflows or tank leaks are contained in the sump and pumped by P-93 to the Unit 1 turbine building sump.
6.7 Turbine Generator Lube Oil Reservoirs 6.7.1 Unit 1 Lube Oil Reservoir T-27 A.
The Turbine Generator Lube Oil Reservoir has a capa-city of 14,000 gallons and is located in a containment room on the ground floor in the southern section of the turbine building.
Lube oil transfer is handled per OP 1106.01, " Turbine Lube Oil Transfer".
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Any Oil Spillage would be accumulated by OWS drains and piped to the turbine building sump.
The drain piping is equipped with a stop valve, which is located in the turbine building basement on the south wall out-side T-26 tank room.
This valve may be closed if it becomes necessary to contain the lube oil in the con-tainment room. The drain valve is normally open in order to prevent accumulation due to normal leakage (considered as a fire hazard).
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If there is a major oil leak or tank rupture, the oil flow to the turbine building may be stopped by using the drain valve.
6.7.2 Unit 2 Lube Oil Reservoir 2T-27 A.
The Unit 2 Turbine Lube Oil Reservoir has a capacity of of 6400 gallons and is located in a containment room below ground level in the north end of the Unit 2 tur-bine building.
Lube oil transfer for Unit 2 is handled per OP 2106.01.
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6.8 Clean and Dirty Lube Oil Storage Tanks 6.8.1 Unit 1 Clean and Dirty Lube Oil Storage Tank T-26 A.
The Clean and Dirty Lube Oil Tanks are located side by side with the clean tank overflowing into the dirty lube oil tank. T-26 is located in the southeast corner of the turbine building basement and has a total capa-city of 31,218 gallons.
The tank is contained in a room equipped with a fireproof, watertight door and an OWS drain with a stop valve just downstream of the drain (located on the floor outside the containment room). This valve is normally open to prevent any ac-cumulation of any tank leakage.
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The T-26 drain is connected to the turbine building sump. As with the T-27 drain valve, this stop valve may be closed if required.
6.8.2 Unit 2 Clean and Dirty Lube Oil Storage Tank 2T-26 A.
The Unit 2 Clean and Dirty Lube Oil Tanks are located
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2T-26 is located in the north-west corner of the Unit 2 turbine building basement and has a total capacity of 32,000 gallons.
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Tank 2T-26 is contained in a room equipped with a fire-proof water tight door and an OWS drain that connects to the Unit 2 turbine building sump.
6.9 Turbine Generator Lube Oil System Unit 1 and Unit 2 6.9.1 If any leaks or ruptures in the turbine generator lube oil systems occur, it will be contained in one side of the Unit 1 or Unit 2 turbine building basement by a containment wall which runs the full length of each basement. The oil shall then be disposed of using applicable means.
6.10 Transformer oil 6.10.1 The ANO Unit 1 transformer yard has four main transformers with a capacity of 8490 gallons each, two startup trans-formers with a capacity of 7994 gallons each, and an auxi-liary transformer holding 7994 gallons. The accumulative capacity for Unit 1 is 57942 gallons of transformer oil.
The ANO Unit 2 transformer yard has three main transformers with a capacity of 14000 gallons each, one startup trans-former with a capacity of 5600 gallons and an auxiliary
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The accumulative capacity of transformer oil for Unit 2 is 53,500 gallons. Both Transformer yards are unattended but are within the plant security system (fence and TV surveillance).
6.10.2 Any major loss of insulating oil in the equipment would cause a transformer failure. A failure will immediately cause an alarm in its respective control room. Each trans-former is surrounded by a concrete containment which has the capability of holding all the oil in the transformer.
All oil spillage would be routed to the main oil and water separator via drains within the containment. The 0WS main sump is inspected af ter any major oil spill and, if required, the level will be lowered using applicable methois.
6.11 Unit 2 Plant Heating Boiler Day Tank 2T-22 6.11.1 The Plant Heating Boiler Day Tank is located at ground Iceel Elv. 354 in a room equipped with a dike and a floor drain connected to the oil water system drains. The capacity of 2T-22 is 1936 gallons.
6.11.2 In case of a tank rupture the oil will be contained in the turbine building sump and processed by appropriate means.
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6.12 Waste Oil Storage Tank T-ll4 6.12.1 The Waste Oil Tank receives dirty oil from the oil water separation unit at ANO.
The tank capacity is approximately 3000 gallons.
6.12.2 Tank T-ll4 is located outside near the oil water separator and is contained within a containment dike equipped with drains.
In case of a tank rupture the oil would be returned to the oil water separator sump.
6.13 Security Diesel Generator Day Tank 6.13.1 The Security Diesel Generator Day Tank is a Simplex Packaged Day Tank System.
It is automatically filled by a 1/3HP mo-tor from T-28 and has a capacity of 25 gallons.
6.13.2 The Security Diesel is located approximately ten feet north of the Administration Building at ground elevation. The Day Tank is located at the west end of the Diesel Generator.
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7.0 FACILITY DRAINAGE AND TREATMENT FACILITIES 7.1 Drainage from the earth dike around T-25 is controlled by a manually operated gate.
This valve is kept closed at all times except when rainwater is drained from the containment.
7.2 Drainage from Unit 1 and Unit 2 turbine building sumps and drainage f rom the maintenance facility floor drains are processed through the oil water separator unit.
The oil water separator is equipped with an oil skimmer unit and a dissolved air flotation unit. Oil from the oil water separation facility is collected and stored in a waste oil tank and disposed of by applicable means.
7.3 Plant drains located on the plant grounds discharge into the plant discharge and intake canals.
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, oats n,iiTia2 CH*NGE DATE 8.0 BULK STORAGE TANKS 8.1 Bulk supplies of fuel oil or lube oil are stored in tanks constructed of material compatible to the anfaient and oil temperatures encoun-tered. Storage tanks are inspected periodically for signs of de-terioration, leaks, etc., per OP 1304.71, " Fuel Oil, Lube Oil Tank Integrity Check".
Deficiencies noted are corrected as soon as p ra c t ica l.
9.0 INSPECTIONS AND RECORDS 9.1 The fuel oil and lube oil tanks are inspected for leaks and levels recorded once per shift and are periodically inspected per OP 1304.71, (Fuel Oil, Lube Oil Tank Integrity Check".
Findings of this proce-dure are reviewed by the Operations Superintendent.
10.0 SECURITY 10.1 Access into the plant area is controlled through gates by guards 24 hours2.777778e-4 days <br />0.00667 hours <br />3.968254e-5 weeks <br />9.132e-6 months <br /> a day.
Plant oil storage facilities are within the ANO security system. Outside areas are fenced, well lighted and under TV surveillance. Admittance to tank areas outside the main plant 7s (U) buildings is limited and is under supervisory control.
11.0 PERSONNEL TRAINING 11.1 Personnel are provided training and must be familiar with the equip-ment and procedures used before they are authorized to perform work pertaining to oil handling.
11.2 Training sessions shall be held annually for the Oil Spill Response Team. Training shall consist of classroom training and " hands-on" training which involves use of the oil spill clean up equipment.
11.3 Training and retraining on this emergency procedure will be ac-complished by inclusion in the operations and maintenance training departments training schedule on a yearly cycle beginning in January 1981.
12.0 ATTACllMENTS AND FORMS 12.1 Attachment 1, " Procedure for Use Of Special Equipment For Removal Of Oil From Surface Of Water" l
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> oATE o,/i7/a2 CHANGE DATE Page 1 of 2 ATTACIIMENT 1 Procedure for Use of Special Equipment for Removal of Oil from Surface of Water 1.0 IMMEDIATE ACTION 1.1 The first objective should be to deploy the floating oil boom to form a barrier and confine the oil to as small an area as possible.
1.2 Locate the trailer near the water so that the oil boom can be pulled from the back of the trailer and directly into the water without dragging boom across the ground, if possible.
1.3 Lower the tailgate of the trailer and fasten one of the nylon tow bridles to the end of the boom.
1.4 Pull the boom from the trailer with a boat.
Locate the boom in the water so that both ends can be tied to suitable restraints leaving 7-3 the boom where it will confine oil to an area and facilitate removing s
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2.0 SUBSEQUENT ACTION 2.1 After oil is confined with the boom, the next step is to remove oil from the surface of the water.
2.2 If oil is }l/2 inch deep, the skimmer pump can be used to pump oil into barrels or other suitable containers as follows:
2.2.1 Locate the skimmer pump close to the water containing oil and rig up suction and discharge hoses. There are seven 10-foot long sections of 3-inch diameter suction hoses containing yellow floats and two 25-foot long sections of 3-inch diameter discharge hoses without floats.
2.2.2 Couple the five foot diameter semi-circular skimmer head to the free end of the suction hose and shove the suction hose into the water locating the skimmer head in the largest concentration of oil possible. A floating bridge assembly is provided on the trailer ar.d should be used to lift and suspend the suction hose over the boom if it is necessary that the suction hose cross the boom.
2.2.3 Rig the free end of the discharge hose so that oil will be
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1 G 2.2.4 Start the skimmer pump and begin pumping.
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'V n3,,,,e CHANGE DATE Page 2 of 2 2.2.5 The criginal boom can be repositioned with the boat causing the oil to be moved to the skimmer head or a second section of boom can be deployed inside the original boom and used for this purpose.
2.2.6 Continue pumping until oil is less than inch deep Then use oil absorbing material for further cleanup.
2.3 If oil is (1/2 inch deep, oil absorbing material should be used to absorb and " mop up" oil.
Oil absorbing materials are available either on the trailer or in the storeroom; these materials and their use are described as follows:
2.3.1 Sacks of granulated sorbent are located on the trailer.
This material will absorbe 9 to 15 gallons of oil per bag and floats indefinitely even when saturated with oil.
This material can be removed from the water with the skimmer pump.
2.3.2 3M type 100 sorbent located in the storeroom. This material
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It will absorb 13 to 25
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times its weight in oil and will not sink.
It is recom-mended for use in open areas on smaller spills.
It is used by spreading it on the surface of the water or on the shore-line.
It is retrieved with hay forks, shovels, or other long-handled tools.
2.3.3 3M type 126 sweeps located in the storeroom. This item is made from the same material described in 2.3.2 above.
It is 22 inches x 100 feet long and contains a durable rope to provide strength.
It is used by extending between two boats and sweeping the surface of the water. Recom-mended for removing rainbow sheens and other thin slicks.
2.3.4 3M type 156 sheets located in the storeroom. This item is made from the same material described in 2.3.2 above.
It is made in 18" x 18" squares and is recommended for small spills in congested areas, shallow water and rocky shorelines. These sheets can be " wrung out" and reused.
2.4 The washdown pump can be used to " herd" oil around on the surface of the water, wash the shoreline and clean up equipment. The pump should be placed in the water before starting or shaft damage will result.
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> oATE n,/iven2 CHANGE DATE Page 1 of 1 ATTACl& LENT 2 Oil Spill Response Team Organization and Responsibilities The purpose of the ANO Oil Spill Response Team is to minimize the consequences of an oil spill upon the environment of Lake Dardanelle.
The Oil Spill Response Team shall be activated per Section 4.4.3 of this procedure. Upon activation the team shall initiate action as described in Section 4.2 and Attachment 1 of this procedure. The Oil Spill Team leader shall be responsible for coor-dinating oil containment and clean up activities and reporting to the Technical Analysis Superintendent.
Call List For Oil Spill Response Team NAME PIIONE Team Leader Charles Adams Alternate Team 4.cader Dennis Calloway V
V Alternate Team Leader Tom Baker Members Gary Lipham Tom Blakenship Clyde Butts Larry Greathouse V
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,R, CHANGE DATE Page 1 of 1 ATTACl[ MENT 3 Criteria for Notifying Company Officials and Government Agencies 40CFR110.9 reads in part:
"Any person in charge of any... facility shall, as soon as he has knowledge of any discharge of oil from such... facility...,
immediately notify the U.S. Coast Guard of such discharge...". The U.S.
Coast Guard National Response Center (USCGNRC) was contacted on 8/3/77 to inquire about specific criteria for notifying USCGNRC of an oil spill.
It was determined that USCGNRC desires to be notified of oil entering Lake Dardanelle resulting from an occurance at ANO.
Section 1 of the attached oil spill report form should be completed prior to making notifications.
Section 1 shall be filled out by ANO personnel cogni-zant of the conditions of the oil spill.
The General Manager or his designee shall make the following notifications:
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The USCGNRC shall be notified first (Notification of USCGNRC fulfills all
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In the event the National
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Response Center can not be reached, individual federal agencies must be noti-fied.); the Arkansas Department of Pollution Control and Ecology shall be notified second; then notify Energy Supply Technical Analysis.
The attached oil spill report form and notification record forms shall be filled out completely and retained for the purpose of evaluating the oil spill event.
A written report in memorandum form shall be made to the Manager of Energy Supply Technical Analysis for proper distribution to various agencies as required. The report shall include a general description of the event, how the spill occurred, counter measures taken to prevent a re-occurrance of the spill and copics of the oil spill report forms and notification records filled out at the time of the spill.
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Description of Spill A.
Spill Date:
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General Weather Conditions:
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Lake Surf ace Condition (rippling, choppy, whitecapping)
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Location of Spill (intake canal, discharge canal, etc.)
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Movement of spilled naterial:
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Material Spilled (#2 Diesel oil, turbine lube oil, etc.)
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Quantity Spilled (gallons, barrels, etc.)
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Source of Spill (barge, truck, oil cooler leak, etc.,)
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Operation in Progress (unloading oil, transfer ring oil, etc.)
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-PCv DATE/ TIME ACENCY PERSON CONTACTED PHOVE CONTACTED USCG National Response Center State Dept. Pollution Control
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AP&L C&C Technical Analysis Edward L. Creen Office Home AT&L C&C Technical Analysis Sharon R. Tilley Officef f
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U.S. Coast Gua rd (Memphis) 24-Hour Emergency EPA, Dallas 24-Hour Emergency Corps of Engineers s
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