ML20054G460
| ML20054G460 | |
| Person / Time | |
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| Site: | Callaway  |
| Issue date: | 06/14/1982 |
| From: | Jeffrey Reed REED, J.G. |
| To: | CALLAWAY COUNTY, MO |
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| ISSUANCES-OL, NUDOCS 8206210575 | |
| Download: ML20054G460 (14) | |
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RELATED CORRESPONDENCF UNITED STATES OF A &RICA '1 NUCLEAR REGULATORY C0!GISSIm 5.!
BEFORE THE ATOMIC SAFETY AND LICENSING BOARD In the Matter of )
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UNICN ELECTRIC COMPANY ) Docket No. SM 50-483 OL
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(Callaway Plant, Unit 1) )
JW N REED'S INTEP.ROGATCRIES AND REQUESTS FOR PRODUCTION OF DOCUMENTS (SET NO.1)
TO CALLAWAY COUNTY COURT ADMINISTRATIVE JUDGES AND CAELAWAY COUNTY ENERGDICY PANAGEMENT COORDINATOR Pursuant to 10 CFR, Section 2.740b and 2.741, Mr. Reed requests that the County Court Administrative Judges and the Emergency Management Coordinator *(EPA Director) answer separately and fully in writing, and under oath or affirmation, ea& of the following interr.ogatories, and produce and pemit inspection and copying of the original or best copy of all documents identified in the response to interrogatories below.
Interrogatory responses are due no later than 14 days after service of said interrogatories.
Mr. Reed requests that the name and address of the person or persons to provide information used in answering each interrogatory be identified, and that the source of information be disclosed where an answer is based in whole or in part on information other than the personal knowledge of the person or persone answering.
'Ihese interrogatories are intended to be continuing in nature, and the answers should promptly be supplemented or amended as appropriate, should the County Court Administrative Judges and/or the County EMA Director (hereinafter identified in consolidat'on as "the County Court")
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-2 informtion responsive to these interragatoriess.
Where identification of a docu'nent i:, rquested, briofly descr]be the document (e.g., book, letter, p.re.orandum, trameript, report., hand written notes, test data) and provide t he foll mi ng infu nratim as aoplicable: document name, title, number, author, date of pub 3ication nni publisher, addressee, date written or approved, and the name and
.e ad iress of the person or persons hr.ving pons,eanion of t,he document. Also, state the portion or portions of the docu:ter.t (wh. ether section(s), chapter (s),
or page(s)) upon which you rely.
For the purposes of these interrogatories, t he term "docunents" shall trean all reconis of every type in the pot, cession,. control or custody of the County Court, the County's atterney(s), or any municipality with whom the County has joined in an ercrdency prepamdness partnership or joint operations agreement, including, b':t not limited to remora-da, reports, surveys, correspondence, charta, t4Wlations, books, photorraphs, ups, bulletins, phampleto, minutes, notes, tranceripts, va'.cc recordings, and all other writings, to include copies of documents even though the crit;inals, thersof, are not in the posr.oscion, custody, or control of the County Court.
For the further purposes of these interrog.$ tories, a document shal3 be d ecmed to be within the control of the Cmnty Court, the County >
attomey(n) if they have ownership, possession or cust ody of the document or copy thereof, or such document is in the o.marship, possension er custody of any municipality with whom the County has join ed in ;n errergency preparedness partnership or joint oporations agreement , or the County Court has the right to securo said document or copy tuernor from any person er
3 public or private entity having pnyzic'il pom m;oa thereof.
STATh.}ENT OF PUit] 0:n Therse interrogatorios relate to energ.incy pl Anning cantentions and are r;utrnitted for the purpose of discov-rine. infernation and evidence for use in public h3arings in the abovo captivie.1 rvitter.
. pTERROGAT0! TIC
- 1. Produce any and all documents, corredpxduce, or normevida between Union Electric Company and the WrtC, ?icio, local or ntate governnents or any other entity relating to formal acceptance of a radioloitical emorr,ency response roll in the propoaod local rr.diol.gical omorgency
. response plans which have been prepare 1 by the NIS Corporation of Rockville ,' Maryland.
2 Answer the following questions as relat e to radiological protcetion for errergency workers and the general pellation within and without the plur.ne exposure pathway EPZ:
- a. What respiratory protection will be provided, if any, for emergency workers who are required to perform duties in a radioactivo environment or potential radioactive environment?
- b. What thyroid protection will b e providen to e.tergency workers and the general population in the. event tr.ey are exposed to i radioactive iodines e:nitted frm Calloway 1 daring an accident?
- c. What respiratory crotection wO be r,rovided fcr citir. ens who are exposed to radioactive nueli far '.7,itted during an accident?
- d. What protection will be provi tel ta vnbidance and hospital employeen cluring transport and tree,tmerc of radioactively
4 conta.. inated injured persons".
- a. Wil.1 high effectency Lerticubte air (IfEPs) filters ne installed in ambulence treatn.cnt areas or the radiatica ernergency area of the Callamy he.orld Hospital or its successor?
- f. If installed, to what levoln will the HEPA filters reduce f
particulate levels outside tha radir.ticn energency area?
- g. ilow are levels aetermined 1 : side and outside of the r"diation err.ergency aroa? '4here will ? re sensorn be located in and outside of said radir.tlor. emergency area?
- h. dill these levele: be n.onitored from a renote aroa? if so, Aere, exactly, will this area be located?
- 1. Jill there be a decontamination room adjacent to the radiation er.creeney area? If so, whera'r If not, why not?
- j. How wD1 radioactive water and c ate be disposed of once the decontarnination of an individunl or equipnent is cornpleted?
- k. Where will artulances and ot.her vehicles be decontaminated?
- 1. How will radio-contaminated wat er be collected? How and whero disposed?
ru. If contnrainated water rtd wasta is to be transport.ed to Lalle.way 1 for dispecal or elserare, ducribe how the Enterial (liquid and eolid) will be trrsported ar.1 what safer uards will bo tuen te ensu re s !h trrr ,:,.'rt of ru d. mn'.cri rl?
- n. Q.at speci.el rrovisitu. c1] :1 ttento wwc that :u:.bularce ana honpita erployees tri othera I , e .o. % r expnaento Mo'.crl wd1:. mgerrm 1r :ela of ' .ta ot. e
'r."vo Jrgested biologically dan [;erous l eva]r ".f c'ti rr* w 0.clider.
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- o. How will such exposures be validated, recorded, and such records be stored for future reference by said individuals?
- p. How and where will such ambulance / hospital employees be treated to mitigate the effects of such radiological exposure?
- q. Who will pay for all costs involved in all of the activities relating to 'each of the above ~interrogatorics?
- 3. Will special pFovisions or ccusideration be made for area evacuees who have pets, e.g., kennel facilities, special mass crare centers, pet food supplies, etc? Will people be permitted to take pets with them wh'en the evacuste? If not, idiat is to be done with the anitrels?
- 4. What provisions or considerations will be made for live-stock which area evacuees must leave behind? How will non-radiocctively contaminated feed and water be supplied to such live-stock during the evacuaticn period? Where is such feed located until needed? How delivered to stock feeding areas? Who pays for such feed and water and the actual service of delivering such feed to said livo-stock?
- 5. How do live-stock owners determine whether or not genetic damage has been done to said livestock? Who in responsible for liability for biological or genetic damage? How are damages for such injury collected?
- 6. Explain how the plume exposure pothway EPZ dcpicted in Callaway Offsite Emergwicy Respense Plan, Revisien 3, April 1982, figure 9-1, page 9-7 (or future revised verelons) was derived. Explain precisely how each and every one of the following factors was ccusidered in the determination of the extent of the plume exposure pathway EPZ:
demography, including permanent and seasonal residents and transients; topography, land use characteristics; access routes; meterology; local jurisdictional boundar$ es; release tir.:e and energy characteristics;
~6-relutt:e height; radier.ue2ide cente t or r le.=es u r;eid. red, including relvmne fractionn; plur.e dh:rmes? an?, i e a t i ling, pi .t e rine; topm3tiori velocity; breettind rater.; sh eh o r HI n' <' hi tlelj eg, de e-ofi*<, cts; radiation treettrent And t$ rm of yn r 4.f rej ouc.
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- 7. boet the county Court agree with t.53 n e r. '
.4 r.n . Ir vo, why? If not, why not,7
- 8. In the County @x:rt's opinion, le it patibj e to nefely evact,at e tbo total pern anent, seasonal, arai tr*nsient. t.>rt.J ations within caeb of the following areas at rny tir;.o of u9 tr einy tir.o of year? Imscribe in detail any accumptions usoe .r.1 Iridie4te hos your rcsponse would differ if that assurotion were chanced. d mG esc n/ acaurnrt ionc mde with respcct to cn acceptr.nle levt J . rick to t.he evacuating populttion:
- a. The area desig,nated a: the pl r. ru., or.ure pat h.aty hP2 In the Callswny Offeite 7.rer;;rna .'"rnr.se J r.
- b. The area wid ch th.s County Caurt believes . houLi cerstitute the plurne exposure pathway (P&; M.,, i f nuch liffers froir.
a", above,
- c. The circultr zone, surrour.dinr, 8Mbay 1 havino, a 20 riile radius,
- d. The entire C3ty of Fultor..
9 In the County Court 's opinion, 4D L t l " ove; b.. r,ce d *,o r,4:e pmtective actime in arty aron outai<;u of the Ph2 .Pi, onclined in the Callaway Offsite br.: err,ency hespont e ] Ir.n (Grtl I rig. cif) ce ferer.ced above? If so, cescrine tt.c circut~st..T a s n.rcosaery ror men oMer, :.he areas no affected, and the nature of in.> mch ; ret <.etive actiorn.
- 10. In the County Court's opinion, are thoro adeTnt e f cilitier aVP310ble
to snelter the total pemaner.t tr.d peak sea.icnol aid transient pe;>nlations in each of the areas indiented in question 8, above, if evacuation is dee.med impor: iu.te- or in:c en zt.i cal'i If the Court's anrwcr is in the affirmitive, indicat e t e nurnbers of e ach tge of shelter available, the shielding factors ,c each type, the nature and locist. ion of shelters to be used by tr.tr.nients, and disclose any encimptions madh as to acceptable levels of risk t,o the public.
- 11. In the County Court's opir ion, what constitutes an acceptable level of risk to the public in the event, of :1. :tecident involvinP, offsite radiolor,1 c.il releases. Speci fica))y, wh't is the u porr..ost :unber of each of the followinr, health effects ..hich is acceptable: carly ft,talitiec, celayed fatalities, early l .Gryiesel injmy (th,woM dan. age or loss, etc.), delayed injuries, abnormal infcnt developmented defects or gmetic birth defectc? If an nnuwer daconds on a upecific type of accident, specify that type of s.ccider.t in the resporwe.
- 12. In the County Coart's opinion, what porecnt s:re of the permanent.
pcpulation within the proposed PEP EP?. wfIl be working at locations outsiae sai.d EPZ if an accident occur.i <i rir.g working hours on a weekday? How many family members will be '. eft without it:miediate transportation (privately owned riutort.obilen, trucks, etc.)?
- 13. In the raniological c:tergency response plan for Callaway 1, the utility proposes to provide potassiun; jodide to energency workers.
In the EPA manuel EPA-520/3-75-Ool (mw.1 for prctective action guidelinea) the a hinistre.. of radt oprotective drugs is included.
The Federal Food nr.d Drug I.dministration bra found that potassium iodide is safe and effective as a thyroi 1 blocking agent to prevent hbsorption of radioactive iodirm ty th 11 yroH gland. The dttte E _ N
of Misstrari brs refused tc provide pot.au am iodide for use by merr/ncy workers or the general public; sim, gest.ing that evacu: tion in a nnre effectivo protective rosasure, what is the County Court's opinion in tids matte r? j f th4 Court ry;rers with tne State of Missouri that potasnium iotiide (KT) is not needed, explain in detail how effective prevontien of intialation/ ingestion of radio-
.a iodinen will be affectad by errergency workern and the general populatims in the event they are locr.ted in a fallout area in which rtsdio-iodines are present? Idcrtify all documents or other ocurces upon which the Ccurt relies to nupport itr. decisions. If the Court disagrees with the State <>f Missouri, to 4at di stance from the plant cite will diser.dnation of KI be necenaary? What quantity of K1 will be needed? How will it be diceminat.ed to those who are to make use of this drug? Will such dioe:;.ination be prior to cr after an actual release of ra'tionuclides at the $mt sito? What is the shelf-life of this drug? Will it be replacea at repositories on a timely basis? If not, why ret? Who will pay for this protective measure, if it is to be approved?
- 14. Explain in detail how each of the follo,<ing difficulties was acc ounted for and overecme in the preparation of uvacuation time estimates for Calleway J:
- a. Vehiclo breakdown during evccuation (out of gas, abandoned, wrecked,etc.)
- b. .Notit'1 cation of deaf pereens wi'.hin the P2 zPZ.
- c. attempted or actual infract into the evacuaticn area by fretil/ ter&rs who ar e at ten n*,1r.c to rence tneir families.
- d. P. cad blocks created by wre d:5 involving evacuating vehicles.
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- c. Concunications with school bas drivers intransit to or from schools with students aboard.
- f. 3dentification of invf 11 ar Aa.'.ured reni br.to within the PEP ITZ who regt. ire el ncial ',"%socrtatior: to evacuate.
- g. Verification that all rent !W withJn the evacuation zone have actually departed the arms.
- h. Verifi6ation that adequate vehicles are availab.le to effect actual evacuation of areas specified in the Callaway fGtP, 9.pa Evacustico Areas, on inge 9-1.
- i. Verification that drivers are s.vnilable to arive initial cnd follow-up trips into a radiological fallout area or potential fallout area. List non.en of dri' vers who have volunteered to drive an.bulances, buses, trucks, wreckers, etc. Indicate the number of trips estimated necensary for these drivers to assure completo evacuation of the areas identified in "h", above.
- 15. What prwisions have been n.ade to ensure the evoperation of the public during a radiation emergency? Specifically, what authority do State and local govern t?nts have to force people to evacuate their resi dances, to prevent spontaneous evacuation in aroas outside the evacuation zon" (and in areas in the linmediate vicinity of reception and care centers), to control panic or uncooperative behavior in evacuees, >r to cox.t el emergency workers to ennnser their health or nfety in evacuation operations cr other nocessary tasks to be performed in actual or potential radiation areas?
- 16. Is there a systen for preendence in evacTtti on? E.g., who will
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k be evacuated first, school cl.ildren, pre-school children, pregnant women, or the elderly ot- infirm?
- 17. Are any non-English epeaking perums residir.g inside the PEP hPZ? If so, what previsions have econ ma Je to provide them instructione or notification of p*>tective actions to be taken in the event of a radiological accident at Callaway 17
- 18. Answer tho,following questions r.:lating to school evacuations.
- a. What provisions have been or will be made to evacuate nursery schools, pre-schools, day care centers, and other similar facilities, toth privat e md public?
- b. 'a~ cat provisions have been or will be made to evacuate private schools, public schools (includirig colleges and the MLs.souri School for the Deaf) within the PEP EPZ?
Include in your answer the notificatien procedures and an a count of humes (indicating total stating capacity) and a count of students, teachers and school amployees who may ,
be reluired to use buses in an etacuation.
- c. What disposition will be made of students who attend school outside the PEP EPZ, but reside witnin salet EPZ?
- d. What disposition is made of studerAs who are enroute to school whea an accidm:0 occurs requiring e.vacuation? De anecific as to how instructions are relayed to the drivers an t what becon.es of students in the fallout area awaiting rick-up.
- e. Are schools quitable for sheltering stuler.ts? For what length of time (indice.t e e".ch ochaal by n.no and include sheltering factors for the buildings, availability of food, ,
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- f. How will b'is drivers be notified to report to work in a nuclear emergency? What notification system exists for those who rey be away fit >m their homes? If they are outside the PEP EP4, how will they get to their bus if it is insido the LPZ and roadblocks have been establirhed to prevent entry into the PEP EPZ?
- g. Indicate what effective methods of respiratory and thyroid protection will be provided to students while in school buses or 1r. shelter in schools awaiting evacuation during an accident at Callaway 1 involving a significant release of rcdionuclides. Identify the basis for such determination and indicate where in 20 CFR, Part 20, NRC Regulatory Guide 6.15 or other Federal guidanew that the protective methods or devic es are considered " effective" (llst document, chapter, sectice, p ,ragraph and page number of sch references).
- 19. Deacribe in notail any independent monitoring for radiation that will be made within the PEP EPZ? (Independent monitoring means radiological survey and monitoring by a governmental or private entity other then an & gent of the Applicant, Union Electric.)
Indicate types of monitoring equipmeng to be used, mobile or fixed, typo of e::issions detectett (gamma, beta, alpha, or iodine /other nuclides), marmer and frequency of readings, the availabilit.y of .tnatantaneous data, type of data link with .he renponsible agent or entity, type incteorological monitors, arai means of c d culating projected doses of raciation/nuclides
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- 20. If no systene, as irdicated in 19 above, ox.irt or are plenned; indicate now verification of radiological ro' eases see 2nade and
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how local government /public can verify t hat ruirored releases dt'i or did not occur.
2.1. Provide a copy of all agreements betwt en Ur. ion *slectric Company and Callaway County involving rsolclogical er.ergency planning, 4
response activities, financial agreements or contracts conceming ,
any and all aspects of the provisior of mtulpment, personnel, or funding relating to radiological er.ergency plans 'or response (to includo ambulance agreer.cnts, offers and let.ters relating to sTne, as well as hcepital agreements which h,vc been approved by the hospital L.mrd, offors and lett.ers rel .t ing to theco n.etters).
- 22. Provide a list of protective equipn.ent t.o be used by each individ tal in the Cemty Sheriff's i>. p:.r:nent if an I when they arc to renrond to an incident or accident r.t the Callnay Plant o.1.
I f ru. ~ ps t pm..n t. u proviacq hy t.hn c on o f. ., c a .. . et. , e nim r. bow um equiprieni, is to be obtained, what, if r.r;, me.;al fur.ds are r.nh
..vaiJnble for these missions, and w 'at hit.et iate acnns are e vailab]e to provitte pornon.nl end radiologi er.1 .fot e t.t.ive equip:rei.t for t his departient. a i
- 73. What radiologie:.1 evergenef rermnos -dee exit.t fer the Villap of !
I'o'< an o? T T none, what vreer.or.', e.d ra m t..re r.n the 'li' 3 age o f **ckane !
1 md the ',ount f Co irt that porrits the .: cunt;, Court, to Pl an fer I rsdiolo .;i ml emergenciec th't my e f f* .t t ':.nt popuhen? .ahat a 2thority exist " in law for such ohnning in la m f u.ch agreement? 'iho in .
or will P y for such plann;ng, dell's, ezerei mn wt :cclermentian er mch plan by the 'liljare of Mokane? 2.s t '
.ntf tr 2niv., or ot.he r fun b an'i how i:uch ha s bect, allocated fr.r t.ha act.ivities citui abovc?
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Chairman, Atnmic Safety and Aten,ic Sofety and Licensing Board '
Licensing Board ranel 513 Gilmuro Drive U.S. ?Nelear fegulatory Commission .
Silver Spring, Maryland 20901 Washington, D.C. 20555 Dr. Jerry R. Kline Docketing and Service Section Atomic Safety and Licensing Office of thd Secretary Board Panel U.S. Nuclear ~ Regulatory Commissir.n U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Corraission Washine. ten, D.C. 20555 Washington, D.C. 20555 '
Roy P. Lersy, Jn., Esquire
" Kenneth M. Chackes, Esquire Office of the Executive Legal Director Chackes an't iloare U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission 314 N. Broadway Washinct.cn , D.C. 20555 St. Louis, Mo. 63102
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' Thoms A. He -ter, Esquire annist wt General Counsel Shaw, Pittm . Potts & Trowbridge MO Public Service Commission 1800 M. Street, N.W. P.O. Box 360 ,
Washington, D.C. 20036 Jef ferm n City, MO. 65102 Atomic Safet.y and Licensing Robart Wri.eit Appeal Board Ca31way County Court, Courthouse U.S. Nuclear Re, ulatory Commission Falten, P.insouri 652S1 b'ashington, D.C. 20555 Oi,, d / [ ' c ,
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