ML20054M194
| ML20054M194 | |
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| Site: | Browns Ferry  |
| Issue date: | 06/16/1982 |
| From: | TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY |
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m vva .. ea. .m UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT . l Memorandum TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY. To : Holders'of the Alabama Radiological Emergency Response Plan for-Nuclear' Power Plants FROM : J. L. Ingwersen, Supervisor,. Radiological Emergency Planning and Preparedness Group, COB-M. DATE : June'15, 1982 SUluECT: ' BROWNS FERRY NUCLEAR PLANT RADIOLOGICAL EMERCENCY PLAN - APPENDIX F - ALABAMA. RADIOLOGICAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE PLAN FOR NUCLEAR POWER' PLANTS-We are forwarding the attached revision for inclusion in your copy of the Alabama Radiological Emergency Response Plan for Nuclear Power Plants. Please insert this revision into.your manual as soon as possible, then complete.the form below and return'it to this office by June 29, 1982. Section 10.1.5 of the Browns Ferry Nuclear Plant Radiological- Emergency Plan requires each person who is assigned a copy of the plan to acknowledge that revisions are inserted. If responsibility for this document has been transferred to another individual, please complete the lower left portion of the form below.
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BROWNS FERRY NUCLEAR PLANT RADIOLOGICAL EMERGENCY PLAN - APPENDIX F -
-ALABAMA RADIOLOGICAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE PLAN FOR NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS-This revision has been inserted into my copy of the Alabama Radiclogical.
Emergency Response Plan for Nuclear Power Plants Name (Print): New Assignee Signature of Assignee Address: Copy No. Tasue Date: June 15, 1982 Revision No.: BFN-REP-82-003 m Buy U t. snerings Bonds Regula.-ly on the Payroll Savings Plan
STATE PLAN REMOVE INSERT Abbreviations and Acronyms Abbreviations and Acronyms, REV.1 (2 pages) Table of Contents Table of Contents, REV. 1, (nine pages)
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REV. 1 8-1-81 ABBREVIATIONS AND ACRONYMS () APC Alabama Power Company CEOC Central Emergency Operations Center DCD Department of Civil Defense DOE Department of Ene_7y EOC Emergency Operations Center EPA Environmental Protection Agency ERM Environmental Radiation Monitor EPZ Emergency Planning Zone EWS Emergency Welfare Service FDA Food and Drug Administration FEMA Federal Emergency Management Agency IRAP Interagency Radiological Assistance Plan NAWAS National Warning System () NOAA National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration NPP Nuclear Power Plant NRC Nuclear Regulatory Commission NUREG Nuclear Regulatory Commission Publication PSD Pensions and Security PEP Plume Exposure Pathway PI Public Information PIO Public Information Officer RACES Radio Amateur Civil Emergency Services RADEF Radiological Defense RAP Radiological Assistance Program RCA Radiation Control Agency REP Radiation Emergency Plan O
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.s ALABAMA RADIOLOGICAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE PLAN FOR NUCLEAR POWER PLANTS - Table of Contents Page REVISIONS AND ANNUAL CERTIFICATION
- IMPLEMENTING LETTER ABBREVIATIONS AND ACRONYMS TABLE OF CONTENTS STATE PLAN 01 Attachment 1 State Map: Location of Nuclear Power 10 Plants Attachment 2 Chart: Energency Classes and REP Opera- 11 tional Periods Attachment 3 Master Checklist Guide 12 l
l Attachment 4 Task Assignments 19 Attachment 5 Agreements 20 TAB A Radiation Control Agency-Civil 21 Defense MOU TAB B Alabama Power Company 25 TAB C Tennessee Valley Authority -29 TAB D National Oceanic and Atmospheric 31 Adminis tration TAB E Civil Air Patrol 37 TAB F Public Health-Federal Highway 40 Administration TAB G Mutual State Radiological Assistance 43 TAB H Radiation Control Agency 47 (~% Department of Agriculture and (_/ Industries MOU TAB I Alabama Power Company-Georgia 49 i Department of Natural Resources-Alabama Radiation Control Agency i
REV. 1 8-1-31 Page ANNEX A - DIRECTION AND CONTROL A-01
. Appendix 1 Organizational Structure A-05 Appendix 2 Communications and Notification A-06 TAB A Notification Chart A-09 TAB B EOC Communications A-10 TAB C RCA Communications A-ll TAB D CEOC Communications A-12 Appendix 3 Training A-13 Appendix 4 Public Information A-16 Attachment 1 Press Release Examples A-19 ANNEX B - RADIATION CONTROL B-01 Attachment 1 Delegation of Authority B-06 Attachment 2 Emergency Droforna Directorship B-08 Attachment 3 Emergency Organization of RCA B-09 Appendix 1 Protective Action Guides B-10 B-15
(} Appendix 2 Appendix 3 Action Sequences Personal Protection Guidelines B-17 Attachment 1 Emergency Worker Registration Form B-22 Appendix 4 Emergency and Re-entry Environmental Monitoring B-23 Appendix 5 Milk Control B-31 Appendix 6 Re-entry Guidelines B-33 Appendix 7 Food Crop Ingestion Pathway B-35 Attachment 1 Milk and Food Crop Processors B-37 Appendix 8 Radiological Resources B-44 Attachment 1 Standing Federal Radiological Assistance B-46 Requests Attachment 2 Radiological Monitoring Equipment B-48 Attachment 3 Protective Equipment B-49 ANNEX C - LAW ENFORCEMENT C-01 Appendix 1 - Support Units C-04 l l 11 l l l L
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4EV.1 Paga 8-1-81 PART I - J. M. FARLEY NUCLEAR POWER PLANT (Houston and Henry Counties) BASIC PLAN I-01 Attachment 1 Map: Location of Farley Plant I-08 Attachment 2 Chart: Emergency Classes and PIP I-09 Operational Periods Attachment 3 Master Checklist Guide I-10 Attachment 4 Task Assignments I-17 , Attachment 5 Agreement I-18 ANNEX A - DIPECTION AND CONTROL I-A-01 Appendix 1 Emergency Response Organizational Structure I-A-04 Appendix 2 C' ;mmunications and Notification I-A-05 TAB A Notification Chart I-A-08 TAB B EOC Communications I-A-09
. Appendi$t 3 Training I-A-10 Appendix 4 Public Information I-A-13 Attachment 1 Press Release Examples I-A-16 Attachment 2 Citizens Emergency Action Plan I-A-21 ,
ANNEX B - RADIATION CONTROL I-B-01 Attachment 1 Sample Location Map I-B-05 Attachment 2 Injestion Pathway Maps I-B-06 i Appendix 1 Radiation Control Facilities I-B-07 Appendix 2 Local Radiological Resources I-B-10 ANNEX C - LAW ENFORCEMENT I-C-01 Appendix 1 Organizational Structure I-C-03
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ANNEX F - EXERCISES AND DRILLS I-F-01 , ANNEX G - MEDICAL SERVICES I-G-01 Appendix 1 Resources I-G-03 ; Attachment 1 Hospital Agreements I-G-05 + [} Attachment 2 Ambulance Agreements I-G-08 9 l t
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'Page Appendix 4 Public Information II-A-32 Attachment 1 Press Release Examples II-A-35 Attachment 2 Citizens Emergency Action Plan II-A-40 TAB A Lauderdale County TAB B Lawrence County TAB C Limestone County TAB D Morgan County -
TAB E Madison County ANNEX B - RADIATION CONTROL II-B-01 Attachment 1 Sample Location Map II-B-05 Attachment 2 Injestion Pathway Maps II-B-06 Attachment 3 Public Water Intakes II-B-07 Appendix 1 Radiation Control Facilities II-B-08 O TAB A Lauderdale County II-B-09 TAB B Lawrence County II-B-12 TAB C Limestone County II-B-15 TAB D Morgan County II-B-18 Appendix 2 Local Radiological Resources II-B-21 ANNEX C - LAW ENFORCEMENT II-C-01 Appendix 1 Organizational Structure II-C-04 TAB A Lauderdale County II-C-05 TAB B Lawrence County II-C-06 TAB C Limestone County II-C-07 TAB D Morgan County II-C-08 TAB E Madison County II-C-09 vii
REV. 1 8-1-81 Page Appendix 2 Resources II-C-10 TAB A Lauderdale County II-C-ll TAB B Lawrence County II-C-12 TAB C Limestone County II-C-13 TAB D Morgan County II-C-14 TAB E Madison County II-C-15 Appendix 3 Evacuation Control Plan II-C-16 Attachment 1 Maps of Evacuation Sectors II-C-18 TAB A Lauderdale County II-C-20 TAB B Lawrence County II-C-25 TAB C Limestone County II-C-33 TAB D Morgan County II-C-40 TAB E Madison County II-C-48 Each TAB has an enclosure depicting evacuation routes O- for each county. ANNEX D - EMERGENCY MELFARE SERVICES II-D-01 Attachment 1. Registration Card II-D-04 Appendix 1 Organizational Structure II-D-05 TAB A Lauderdale County II-D-06 TAB B Lawrence County II-D-07 TAB C Limestone County II-D-08 TAB D Morgan County II-D-09 TAB E Madison County II-D-10 Appendix 2 Reception and Care Centers II-D-13 TAB A Lauderdale County II-D-14 1 TAB B Lawrence County II-D-15 TAB C Limestone County II-D-16 TAB D Morgan County II-D-17 TAB E Madison County II-D-18 viii
REV. 1 Paga 0-1-01 ANNEX E - AGRICULTURE SECURITY II-E-01 ANNEX F - EXERCISES AND DRILLS II-F-01 ANNEX G - MEDICAL SERVICES II-G-01 Appendix 1 Resources II-G-03 TAB A Lauderdale County. II-G-04 TAB B Lawrence County II-G-06 TAB C Limestone County II-G-07 TAB D Morgan County II-G-08 TAB E Madison County II-G-09 Attachment 1 Hospital Agreements II-G-10 Attachment 2 Ambulance Agreements II-G-15 PART III - BELLEFONTE NUCLEAR POWER PLANT (to be developed) PART IV - YELLOW CREEK NUCLEAR POWER PLANT, MISS. (to be developed) l l PART V - SEQUOYAH NUCLEAR POWER PLANT, TENNESSEE (Ingestion Pathway EPZ) BASIC PLAN V-01 Attachment 1 Notification Chart V-04 Attachment 2 Ingestion Pathway Map V-05 Attachment 3 Sequoyah Federal Radiological V-06 Assistance Attachment 4 Public Water Intakes V-07 (:) - ix
REV. 1 8-1-31 () 1. When the operator o.f an NPP has determined that an incident involving the potential for a radioactive release has occurred, he will classify the incident and provide appropriate details to State Radiologi-cal Health. Radiological 1 Health, using plant and . offsite monitoring data will determine the neces- a sary action to be taken and will so advise State Civil Defense. Civil Defense, in turn, will convey the status to FEMA Region IV. Verification of a nuclear incident and the current status will be . accomplished through a return call to the conveyor . of the message. State EOC activation will normally occur with an " Alert" emergency class and will remain activated to the degree necessary until the incident has abated or is under control. Full EOC activation would normally occur with a " Site Emergency".
- 2. An incident at an NPP which warrants direct par-ticipation by state or federal agencies will necessitate activating a Central EOC (CEOC) -
operation near the NPP from which the agencies can operate. The CEOC will be co-located in the most suitable local EOC and, if feasible, located further than ten miles from an NPP. A pre-designated CEOC will contribute to a more orderly induction of O federal and state agencies into the problem, enhance interagency coordination and contribute to more accurate and timely information for decision making. Because existing EOCs probably cannot accommodate all of the additional personnel, the applicable local Civil Defense Director must predetermine his EOC capacity and coordinate for additional space. i Accordingly, federal and state agencies must limit to the extent possible the number of personnel assigned to a CEOC.
- 3. The designation of a CEOC for each NPP does not preclude the requirement for activation of EOC in all counties affected by an incident.
- 4. Communications requirements imposed by the influx of federal and state agencies whichare beyond the normal capability of the CEOC will be provided for by the appropriate agency.
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- b. Determine the protective actions needed to .,
protect the public from excessive exposure to radiation and issue public health orders ' requiring such actions be taken. ,
- c. Conduct offsite radiation monitoring and con- '
trol activities and to coordinate radiation data with the licensee, federal agencies, and Civil Defense.
- d. Provide prompt, regular notification to the Governor and the legislature concerning the status of the radiation hazard,
- e. Provide all technical aspects of radiation, i 1.e., determine level of radiation, all health hazards, food contamination, evacuee decontami->
nation procedures ,' and re-entry guidelines, j etc. J
- f. Provide medical support to local governments.
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- 2. Civil Defense Department
- a. Coordinate planning and operations of affected
() state agencies and local governments. yq
- b. Notify state agencies and local governments R of a nuclear incident at an NPP.
- c. Coordinate non-radiological operations with NPP operators, federal agencies and other states.
- d. Activate Sta.te EOC and CEOC when appropriate. A Designate location of CEOC operations. -
i e. Notify the Governor of potential and actual l requests for the use of State , military forces.
- 3. Department of Agriculture and Industries
- a. Condemn and seize foods which are unwholesome r for human consumption.
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- a. ; Provide water patrol support to local govern-ments. ,
- b. Co' ordinate patrol activities with the Depart-ment of Public Safety for s'ccurity purposes.
- 9. All,cther state departments and agencies assist and make resources available as required.
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- 10. All departments must update rosters of key personnel .
s and telephone numbers on' at least a quarterly basis.
. VI. 6dministr5 tion A. The State Civil Defense Department and the State Depart-ment of Public H,ealth are jointly responsible for the
'overall administratica of this plan. The Director, Divi-s sion of Radiological' Health, Dapartment of Public Health, and the Lead Nuclear Planner, Civil Defense Department,
, are jointly responsible' for developing, reviewing, up-dating coordinating and exercising this plan. These individuals will be . trained, as appropriate, in the technical and planning aspects,of nuclear incidents necessary to fulfill - their' joint responsibilities. Civil Defense and Radiological Health will coissue the plan and
() both will annually certify its currency by 31 January of each year. , B. The Division of Radi logical Health will publish and distribute all revis' ions to this plan and ensure proper accountability procedures' arc established. C. Each state department 'and agency is responsibla for its internal administration and logistical operations to support the requirements of this plan. D. Emergency operations' are funded through the bu'dget of each agency at all levels, of government. Complete and accurate accounts of emergency expenditures in support of an NPP incident must be maintained by each agency for compilation by State Civil Defense. E. Each department and agency of state and local govern-ment which has' personnel tasked to participate in REP emergency responso shall make provisions to ensure
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t e REV. 1 , g ' TAB I 8-1-81 MEMORANDUd 0F UNDERSTANDING . y Between GEGRGIA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES
.ENVIR0l@iENTAL PROTECTION DIVISION And ALABAMA POWER COMPANY And ALABAMA RADIATION CONTROL AGENCY Regarding RADIOLOGICAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE At The JOSEPH M. FARLEY NUCLEAR PLANT L..
I. PURPOSE This Memorandum of Understanding establishes an a'greement between the Environmental Protection Division of the Georgia Department of Natural Resources, the Alabama Power Company, and the Alabama Radiation Control Agency concerning notification and emergency () response at the Joseph M. Earley Nuclear Plant, hereinafter referred to as " Plant Earley", which may result :in a potential or actual , release of radioactivity which presents or could present a serious i threat to the public health and safety of the populace of Georgia or the environment. Such emergencies or' potential emergencies will hereinafter be referred to as " accidents". l [ II. AUT110RITY
.. A. Department of Energy Organization Act, 1977,;42 USC 7101.
B. Atomic Energy Act of 1954, as amended, 42 USC 2011. l C. Georgia Radiation Control Act of 1976, as amended. D. Alabama Radiation Control Act of 1963, as amended. E. Georgia Civil Defense Act of 1951, as amended. 49 i l -
I REV. 1 3-1-81 F. Georgia Natural Disaster Operations Plan, 8 February 1978, as () amended. G. Executive Order of the Governor of the State of Georgia dated 5 April 1979. III. AGREEMENT In accordance with the authority as stated in paragraph 2 in this Memorandum of Understanding, if an accident occurs at Plant Farley, the parties, agencies / department, agree as follows: A. The Alabama Power Company agrees:
- 1. That they are responsible for all on-site operations relating to an accident at Plant Farley.
- 2. That the following notification procedure will be followed:
(a) In the event of an emergency situation at Plant Farley, other than a general emergency, the Alabama Power Company will notify the Alabama Radiation Control Agency, which will in turn notify the Georgia , Department of Natural Resources - Environmental Protection Division. f (b) In the event of a general emergency situation (the criteria for such emergency as defined by current NUREG 0654 guidelines) at Plant Farley, the Alabama l l Power Company will notify the Sheriff's Office in
- . Early County and the State of Georgia authorities directly.
- 3. Tha t they will provide radiological advice and assistance i at the time of an accident at Plant Farley.
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(a) Sherif f's Of fice, Early County, Georgia (b) Georgia Department of Defense, Civil Defense Division (c) Georgia Department of Natural Resources - Environ-mental Protection Division. B. The Georgia Department of Natural Resources - Environmental Protection Division, the State of Georgia lead' radiological emergency response agency, agrees to:
- 1. Respond to all accidents at Plant Farley affecting of f-site areas within the State of Georgia in which the Protective Actions Guides specified in the Georgia Radiological Emergency Response Plan are exceeded; and on e request of the State of Alabama or the Alabama Power Company, any other accidents which have the potential for significant of f-site impacts.
, 2. Maintain communications with the United States Department r of Energy and the Georgia Department of Defense, Civil Defense Division.
- 3. Supervise the conduct of all radiological hazard assessment on properties within the State of Georgia and recommend protective actions to state and local government of ficials to protect the public health and safety of Georgia citizens.
- 4. Keep the Georgia Department of Defense, Civif Defense Division, personnel informed to facilitate the Civil j Defense Divison in making decisions pertaining to warning, <
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- 5. Assist in training emergency response team personnel and maintain 24-hour emergency response telephone communication capability.
C. The Alabama Radiation Control Agency, the State of Alabama ' lead radiological emergency response agency, agrees:
- 1. That they will notify the Georgia Department of Natural Resources - Environmental Protection Division of any radiological emergency situations at Plant Farley reported to the Alabama Radiation Control Agency by clie Alabama Power Company.
D. All parties agree to the following:
- 1. To coordinate all information disseminated to the public O
V regarding the severity and magnitude of an accident at Plant Farley, and to keep each party to this agreement informed pertaining to an accident.
- 2. To furnish staff members from their respective departments /
divisions to meet annually to review the status of plans,. I procedures, agreements and capabilities which may require revisions and/or further development; and to conduct drills or exercises involving radiological emergency response. IV. I!!PLDIENTATION This Agreement will commence with the signing of this Memorandum of Understanding by the Director of the Environmental Protection Division of the Georgia. Department of Natural Resources; the State Health Officer of the Alabama Radiation Control Agency, and the
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REV. 1 8-1-81 ()- D. Direction and Control is most efficient and effective for any given operation when it. emanates from one location. Overall' State control for an NPP incident 1 will be initially exercised from the State Civil i Defense Emergency Operations Center (EOC). The Central Emergency Operations Center (CEOC) concept (see Basic Plan) will be put into effect if the State control authority transfers operation from the State ECC to the vicinity of an NPP. This F could occur with an " Alert" emergency class depend- ! ing on the severity and potential of the incident. CEOC manning will normally consist of r'presenta- e l tives from the Governor's office, State Civil. l Defense, State Radiation Control Agency, and possibly the Public Safety and Military Departments. l E. NPP incidents may last for an extended period of i time. Therefore, double manning must be planned for l all affected EOCs, both state and local. In case an EOC is rendered inoperable or uninhabitable, an alternate capability and location is desirable in
- order to continue operations throughout the period of the incident.
l I i III. Concept of Operations f (]) A. The Governor of the State of Alabama will assume i overall authority and responsibility for emergency l operations and actions concerning a nuclear incident i at an NPP. The Director of-the State Radiation
- Control Agency will determine all necessary radio- *-
[ logical and health actions pertaining to an incident. ,. The State Civil Defense Director will coordinate the activities of all state agencies for. carrying out of emergency functions relating to an'NPP incident. B, The State Radiation Control Agency will maintain
- liaison with each utility operating an~ NPP within the State'and with those operating in. adjacent states which could affect the health and safety-of Alabama residents. Each~ utility will notify Radio ~
logical Health of.any incident-involving nuclear materials at a plant. C. The State Radiation Control Agency will determine
- the existence of a radiological emergency, order any evacuation or sheltering action, and will so inform State Civil-Defense. The State' Radiation Control Agency will also issue necessary Public Health orders and will provide advisories and situation reports to Civil Defense throughout the 4 time period of an incident. . Civil Defense will.
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D. Civil Defense will take actions as outlined in the Master Checklist Guide to coincide with the class of the incident and the current situation. In all cases the Civil Defense Director (s) in affected counties will be notified of an incident. If primary notifi-cation contact at any level of an incident cannot be made within five minutes, alternate notification pro-cedures will be initiated. E. The State EOC will be activated for an " Alert" or higher emergency class. Staffing level will be based on an evaluation of the situation by Radiological Health and Civil Defense. However, when the State Direction and Control authority transfers location to a CEOC, State EOC activities will normally be reduced i to an information only status which would preclude full manning. F. Communications in the State EOC or CEOC will be used to receive and evaluate information, disseminate in-structions, coordinate operations and advise local, state and federal agencies. O IV. Responsibilities A. Direction and Control Control of emergency operations will be vested in the Governor. He will be advised by the State EOC staff and may delegate specific responsibilities as he desires pursuant to state law. B. Radiological Health The Division of Radiological Health, State Department of public Health, will be responsible for evaluating radiation hazards, ordering protective actions as necessary, advising state and local agencies, coordi-nating radiological technical assistance, and disseminating information to ensure the health and safety of the populace. C. Emergency Ooerations Center (EOC) The State Civil Defense Director will be responsible for maintaining and operating a State EOC capable of
f REV. 1 3-1-81 Appendix 1 To ANNEX A State EOC Emergency Response Organizational Structure GOVERNOR Stat,e_ Radiation Control Agency - - - - Defense 1 H______q l i Law Enforcement Pensions Agriculture and and
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the scope of the state and local governments will be provided by the utility operator or the federal govern-ment. D. Personnel who serve as monitors in the local emergency worker self-protection stations (minimum of two in. each station) are required by sepa' rate directive to
- complete the 16-hour FEMA Basic Radiological monitor-ing course and a four hour refresher course every two years thereafter. These courses will include the REP material and will suffice for REP training in the years completed. However, every other -year the monitors must complete the REP refresher course in order to meet the annual REP training requirements.
IV. Responsibilities A. State Civil Defense in conjunction with Radiological Health will develop the initial and refresher courses. B. State and local governments are responsible for identi-fying individuals who are required to-complete the REP _ training and assure their participation in these courses.
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- 1. Length: 2 hours
- 2. Subject content Radiation Hazards Operational Procedures Exposure Control Instrumentation Decontamination B. Annual REP Refresher Course
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- 1. MISSION j' To protect the public health and safety from excessive exposure to -
ionizing radiation resulting from an incident at a nuclear power plant and to control all off-site sources of. ionizing radiation. II. SITUATION A. A nuclear incident at an NPP may constitute a health hazard for the - {- . populace through the release of radioactive materials into the ' environment. Positive and immediate analysis coupled with effective. decision making will be required to protect the public health and
- safety in case of such an incident.
B. An incident could develop slowly, providing sufficient time to I institute effective protective measures. . The possibility also j exists that an incident .could develop in an extremely short - time
- frame which would require instant communications and the decision to implement preplanned actions to protect the populace.
C. The State Department of Public' Health is designated as the State ! Radiation Control Agency (RCA), chaired by the State Health Officer. The RCA is the State decision making organization for protection of
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- State Division of Radiological Health acts for the RCA and will declare or implement the necessary protective actions to protect the public.
III. vRGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE A. Alabama law designates the Department of Public Health as the-l
- Radiation Control Agency of the State of Alabama and empowers the l State Health Officer as Director of said agency. During a radiation emergency, all divisions and organizational elements' of the Depart-ment of Public Health needed to accomplish the mission will function as a part of, the Radiation Control Agency acting at the direction of the State Health Officer. In the event of circumstances at a nuclear power generation plant that require an immediate action to protect the public health and safety, the Director of the Division O- _ of Radiological Health or his alternate is authorized to order or
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- 1. Evaluate a nuclear incident and determine the necessary protective actions to include recommendation of appropriate health orders and the determination of the geographical area affected.
l l 2. Issue a regulation or order requiring protective measures be j taken when immediate action is necessary to protect the public health and safety. l I B-2 l
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- 4. Provide a central reporting location for all organizations (local, state, and federal) collecting environmental data.
- 5. Direct the State and local off-site monitoring program and coordinate the federal off-site monitoring programs through IRAP or its successor.
- 6. Advise the Governor, all local, state, and federal agenc' ies, as well as other states, of the status of the incident at the NPP, the results of radiological monitoring and the disposition of protective actions ordered.
- 7. Supervise the monitoring of evacuees and emergency workers for radioactive contamination.
- 8. Coordinate .with the State Department of Agriculture and Industries on the monitoring of food crops and order: the condemnation of food as necessary.
B. Environmental Health Administration Laboratory
- 1. Coordinate with the Radiation Control Agency on the number of O- samples to be analyzed and the type of analyses performed.
- 2. Dispatch the available. portable analysis equipment and/or TLD reader to the local county health department nearest the CEOC. *'
- 3. Provide sufficient staff to perform analyses at this location as well as utilizing the fixed equipment in Montgomery.
- 4. Distribute the samples collected and brought in for analyses to the various federal and state radiological laboratories providing assis tance. Collect and record the results of such analyses.
C. The Division of Inspection
- 1. Coordinate with Radiological ~ Health on the area that raw milk is expected to exceed the protective action concentration levels.
- 2. Identify the dairies within the affected area and stop distri-bution of suspected raw milk which was milked more than six hours following the incident. Hold milk until tested.
- 3. Notify the appropriate county environmentalists about sample collection and delivery. Radiological Health will inform Inspection of the location (s) and time (s) available for aralyses.
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(_- Appendix I to Annex B PROTECTIVE ACTION GUIDES This Appendix is to provide for the classification of on-site incidents and the off-site protective action guidance in the event of a radiological incident involving a nuclear facility. I. CLASSIFICATION OF ON-SITE INCIDENTS The on-site incident will be classified by the utility operator, and this classification will be part of the information transmitted to the Radiation Control Agency. The on-site classification system is as follows: Class Class Description Release Potential Notification of Unusual events are in process or
- No releases of radioactive Unusual Event have occurred which indicate a material requiring a plume potential degradation of the level exposure pathway of f-site of safety of the plant. response or monitoring are expected unless further f-~
( ,j degraduation of safety systems occurs. Alert Events are in process or have Limited releases of up to 10 occurred which involve an actual curies of I-131 equivalent or i or potential substantial to 104 curies of Xe-133 degraduation of the level of equivalent. safety of the plant. Site Area Emergency Events are in process or have Releases greater than 10 Ci
- occurred which involve actual but less than 1000 Ci of I-131 or likely major failures of plant equivalent or greater than functions needed for protection 104 Ci but less than 106 Ci of the public. of Xe-133 equivalent.
General Emergency Events are in process or have Releases of more than 1000 Ci occurred which involve actual of I-131 equivalent or more than or imminent substantial core 106 Ci of Xe-133 equivalent. ! degradation or melting with potential for loss of contain-ment integrity. i l l B - 10 e e c -,-m.. - . . - - -- - , , - -
REV. 1 3-1-81 II. EVALUATION OF RELEASES AND RELEASE POTENTIALS O All off-site dose projections occurring in incidents shall be - calculated using the Posquill-Gifford method and/or the methodology found in EPA-520/1-75-001, augmented by Environmental Monitoring data. In the absence of other information, use the initial or, highest release-rate and extend this release rate for a period of four hours, then cut this release rate in half and extend it for a period of twenty hours. In the absence of definite meteorological data, an atmospheric stability class of "F" is' assumed. This gives you the initial projected population dose. Use this value until definite information is available from the facility or Environmental Monitoring. As information is developed by the facility providing more accurate release rates, then the projected dose to the population will be adjusted reflecting the corrected release rates. It is recognized that an initial release rate may initiate protective actions in excess of those actually necessary when population dose is actually measured from the actual release of contaminants. Using the methodology above, the Alabama Radiation Control Agency will determine the distance from the facility within which protective actions are required. III. PLUME EXPOSURE PATHWAY Using the Civil Defense Evacuation Sector map for the facility, determine the affected sectors. A sector is totally affected if the projected exposure and associated actions is in anyway within the sector. PROTECTIVE ACTION GU(DE_ Protective Action Type Projected Dosage and Initiating Conditions Type A Action (1) 5 rems - Whole Body exposure Evacuation or including eyes, gonads, shelter of populace and blood forming organs; or (2) 10 rems - Thyroid of a 1 year old ' child; or t (3) Conditions exist that make the above dosage probable, or (4) Conditions exist that make a potential release in excess of 1000 Ci of I-131 equivalent or 106 C1 of Xe-133 equivalent probable. Type B Action (1) 1.00 rems - Whole body including
- Public warning eyes, gonads, and blood and off-site forming organs; or mobilization (2) 2.5 rems -
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p 1 i REV. 1 8-1-81 l Other protective action guides are as follows: - USAGE I-131 Cs-137 Sr-90 Sr-89 Total Human Intake (microcuries) 0.09 7.0 0.2 2.6 Dairy or Slaughter Ani'al Feed (uC1/kg) 0.27 3.5 0.7 1.3 Dairy Pasture Deposition (uCi/m2) 0.14 1.7 0.34 6.0 I PROTECTIVE ACTIONS i Milk from dairies within the milk suspect distance will be considered in excess of allowable limits and will be held at the dairy until a raw milk sample is tested. This will be revised daily after each day's sample results are reviewed. 1bw milk containing in excess of .012 uCi/1-will be condemned. Milk from dairies within the milk monitor distance will be considered to be below the allowable limits until tested. This will be subject to ] 4 modification pending the results of daily sampling. Daily milk samples f will be tested to-assure .012 uCi/l is not exceeded. All dairies within the milk monitor distance will be advised to place lactating animals on stored feed. 1 For other isotopes in milk, in addition to I-131 and all other _ specific food items, consideration for condemnation will be given when their response concentration is reached. To obtain the effective (~} s_/ concentration, it is necessary to weigh the contribution of that individual food to the total dietary intake; thus, , l Response Concentraion =
- Total Human Intake 4 (Dietary Factor x Intake Factor x Days of Intake)
TABLE OF DIETARY FACTORS Group Food Item Dietary Factor i I Liquid Milk 0.70 for infants and children less than 1 year of age. 0.25 adults. II hka t, bakery products, fresh vegetables 0.10 fresh fruit, beverages (excluding those individually listed) III Fats and oils, pototoes and sweet potatoes, 0.05 flour and cereal, poultry, eggs, sugar and sweetners, canned, frozen, and dried vegetables IV Condiments, spices and flavoring agents, 0.02 fish and shellfish, canned, frozen, and dried fruit, vegetable and fruit juices, l ,' (s".]/ soups and gravies, nuts and peanut butter. e B - 13 l- .
REV. 1 3-1-81 C Appendix 2 to Annex B ACTION SEQUENCES This Appendix is to delineate the sequence of actions taken by the Alabama Radiation Control Agency that will occur in the event of a classified incident involving a nuclear facility. Step Action
- 1. For initial and follow-up notification, the reactor operator notifies designated personnel of Alabama Department of Public Health in all cases except when the situation developed with such suddenness that the initial notification is that the initial release rates will cause dosages to the populace in excess of the Type A Protective Action Guides in Appendix I of this Annex. In this case, initial notification goes first to the county 24 hour duty station in each county affected followed by notification of the designated individual of the Alabama Department of Public Health.
- 2. The individual receiving the notification will first authenticate the origin I of the message, then determine the protective actions needed in accordance
\) with the guidance in Appendix I of Annex B.
- 3. The individual will notify the State Healch Officer or Bureau Director if immediately available; otherwise, issue any necessary health order. If confirmed Type A Action, the individual may proceed to Step 4, then perform Step 3.
- 4. As authorized in attachments 1 and 2 of this Annex, the individual will notify the Civil Defense Duty Officer, (or CEOC Director), of the utilities '
- classification of the incident, the plant status together with a brief description of the incident, the type of off-site action needed, and any public health
- order that has been issued. If the type of the action is raised to a Type A, -
the individual shall notify the State Civil Defense 24-hour duty station if
- the dedicated party line telephone system has not yet been manned at the l State EOC. If the Farley Nuclear Power Plant is involved, notify the State of Georgia.
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- 5. Go to the step indicated for each type of action: Type A - Step 6, Type B -
- Step 7, Type C - Step 8, and Type D - Step 10.
- 6. For Type A actions, dispatch the contamination survey crew to the mass care facility. Notify the Bureau of Public Health Nursing and the Bureau of Local Health Services.
- 7. For Type A & B actions, reconfirm with the utility the release data and
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- 8. For the Type B and C actions that have the potential of becoming Type A, order all potential evacuees who are not residents of the area, radiation emergency workers, or plant personnel outside of a 2 mile radius of the plant.
- 9. Notify all members of the Division of Radiological Health staff.
- 10. For Type A, B, and C incidents, as considered appropriate; Request federal
- radiological assistance, for guidance use A,ppendix 8; Dispatch at least one health physicist to the CEOC and at least one health physicist to the Division office; Dispatch Emergency Environmental Monitor Teams. g
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- 11. For all types of actions, contact the Governor's office. If Type D action, the call to the Governor can be delayed until normal office hours. For Type y B, C. or D actions, notify the Governor's press secretary. For Type A actions, T3 notify the Governor. c
- 12. Notify the Environmental Health Administration Laboratory to prepare for E appropriate action.
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- 13. Notify the Division of Inspection, if appropriate, to institute milk monitoring $
and/or milk controls as indicated by Appendix 1 of this Annex.
- 14. Notify the Division of Public Water Supplies, if appropriate, to institute ((
water monitoring and/or water controls as indicated by Appendix I of this -
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- 15. Institute an environmental surveillance program appropriate to the magnitude of the release. *
- 16. When reactor operator has controlled the potential for radioactive releases, dispatch survey crews to determine deposition, and prepare re-entry projections.
- 17. Recommend to the State Health Officer the rescission or modification of the i t public health orders as appropriate.
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,og II. CONTAMINATION CONTROL Lj-The monitoring of all evacuees from the Plume Exposure Pathway Emergency Planning Zone is neither anticipated nor deemed practical since most of these individuals would have already departed by the time
. monitoring teams are available to perform this function. Contamination monitoring will be limited to emergency personnel and evacuees who are believed to have been exposed to high levels of radiation (greater than 100 mR/h, or approximately 20 pCi/cm3 of radioiodine) or airborne particulate radioactivity for more than an hour. This monitoring problem will be particularly prevalent where airborne particulate radioactivity is detected beyond the facility boundary or when it is necessary to send emergency rescue parties into these high level radiation areas close to the facility. Screening for the presence of beta and gamma contamination on emergency personnel and equipment leaving evacuated areas will be performed at each county self-protection station or at stations along exit routes from the evacuated area, outside the plume, to monitor personnel, vehicles, and equipment leaving such areas. The f acilities (water, detergent, clean clothing, etc.) to perform the necessary decontamination will be located nearby. Decontamination operations, particularly of personnel, will be' instituted as soon as possible. Equipment which cannot be readily decontaminated should be placed in segregated storage until sufficient time, material, and manpower can be made available to complete the procedure.
Screening of evacuees will be done at the Evacuee Reception (-] Center. Emergency radiation workers and evacuees who are known to have
\_J been exposed to the plume for a significant period of time prior to evacuation will be surveyed using an appropriate survey meter equipped with a headphone and the standard probe in the open window position.
The survey should be made holding the probe approximately 1 inch from the surface and moving the probe at a speed of no more than 6 inches per second. Unless otherwise directed by the Alabama Radiation Control Agency, a sustained count rate above background in excess of 250 cpm will be considered sufficient to warrant decontamination. Decontamination will consist of first removing contaminated clothing, then washing with copious quantities of soap and water.
- Additional details can be found in the Alabama publication " Radio-logical Decontamination". Careful attention should be paid to the hair.
l As a part of each survey, a rough check of the thyroid dosage should be made by holding the probe (beta shield closed) adjacent to an individual's thyroid in a horizontal position immediately below the Adam's Apple. The count rate in excess of both that caused by back-ground and surface contamination on *.he individual's clothing and skin is assumed to be due to the thyroid uptake. From this thyroid count rate, an approximation of the thyroid uptake can be obtained from the conversions given in the. table on the following page:
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1 REV. 1 8-1-81 g- 4. Not allow any milk to be picked up until cleared by the Division of is,]/ Inspection. D. The local health department representative will collect samples of milk from the dairies specified by the Division of Inspection. A one-gallon sample shall be taken. Ten ml of formaldehyde or three tablespoons of rubbing alcohol must be added to each sample as a preservative. Samples must be properly tagged with the producer dairy's name and permit number. Samples are not to be refrigerated and are to be delivered to the location specified by the Division of ' Inspection. E. Analysis will be performed by the Environmental Health Administration Laboratory augmented by federal laboratory assistance. The prepositioned , three part form will be used to report the results. F. The Division of Inspection will notify the local health department representative and the producers when the milk from each dairy has been cleared for human consumption. The local health department representative will notify the individual dairy. IV. RESPONSIBILITIES The responsibilties of the RCA and its various divisions, bureaus, and departments are as delineated in Section V of Annex B of the Alabama Radio-
- logical Emergency Response Plan for Nuclear Power Plants.
V. ADMINISTRATION The Division of Radiological Health will coordinate the internal administration of the RCA with each individual bureau, division, or depart-4 ment being responsible for their own internal administration and logistical support. l I l l f\ v B - 32
REV. 1 8-1-81 _,, Appendix 6 to Annex B Re-Entry Guidelines This Appendix describes the factors to be considered for general public re-entry into an evacuated area. Re-entry of employees of the utility and the U. S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) will be as prescribed by those respective agencies. An area will be considered unacceptable for re-entry of the public when the resulting re-entry would cause any member of the populace re-entering the area to receive a dose in excess of the dose commitments given below: R=E+P Where: R = Total dose commitment to the populace; E = The highest individual doses estimated to have been received prior to and during evacuation; P = The maximum projected exposure dose to any individual if public re-entry to an evacuated area As permitted. (~N Re-entry will be permitted when: ()
- 1. R is less than the Type A Protective Action Guides as found in Appendix 1 of this Annex and P is less than 500 millirem whole body and/or 1.5 rem thyroid or other organ; or
- 2. If P is less than 167 millirem whole body and 0.5 rem thyroid or other organ, and R is greater than the Class A Protective Action Guides.
Prior to rescission of any part of any public health evacuation order by the Alabama Radiation Control Agency, each individual sample location, as shown on the
- Environmental Sample Location Map, that is within the evacuation sector (s) under consideration will be surveyed in accordance with Appendix 4 of this Annex and dose projections prepared by the Alabama Radiation Control Agency. In the event the dcse projections are not uniform over the evacuation sector (s) under consideration, the Alabama Radiation Control Agency may rescind the Public Health Evacuation order for part(s) of a sector (s) accordingly.
The order rescinding protective actions will be transmitted as shown in Appendix 2 of this Annex. The order will be transmitted to other state agencies as shown in Annex A. When the size of the evacuation area has been reduced by a revised public health order, law enforcement officers will move their control points to the outer boundary of the revised evacuation area. Ib entry into the area, except re-entry (~g environmental monitoring, will be made without the expressed approval of both the V CEOC director and the Alabama Radiation Control Agency. B - 33
REV. 1 8-1-81 l Post accident population exposure calculations will be performed by RCA using C' a compulation of State TLD data, :iRC TLD data, licensee TLD data, off-site monitoring
- data, source term data, and time estimates of implementing protective actions.
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REV. 1 8-1-81 C. The Department of Agriculture and Industries will then identify () which affected crops are in the area and collect samples of these crops for analysis. D. The Radiation Control Agency will arrange for analysis of the crop samples, interpret the results, and issue condemnation orders for those crops that are a menace to the public health. E. The Department of Agriculture and Industries will enforce any condemnation or summary destruction of food crops ordered by the Radiation Control Agency (RCA) . IV. RESPONSIBILITIES The responsibilities of the RCA and the Department of Agriculture and Industries are contained in Section V of Annex B and Section IV
- of Annex E, respectively.
V. ADMINISTRATION Each department is responsible for its internal administration and logistical operations to support .the requirements of this Appendix. O O - B - 36 w_ . . _. .-
REV. 1 8-1 Appendix 8 to Annex B RADIOLOGICAL RESOURCES I. Located at Environmental Health Administration Laboratory in Montgomery. e
- 1. 4 x 4 NAI crystal and associated multichannel analyzer (Northern ECON II)
- 2. Geli System with 8k memory processor (Canberra 80 series)
- 3. Gas flow proportional Alpha-Beta counting systems (Canberra 2201)
- 4. Liquid scintillation system.
II. Equipment kept at EHAL capable of relocation to the central analysis point.
- 1. 3 x 3 NAI crystal, portable shield, and associated portable
.( ) multichannel analyzer (Davidson 1056.B) with marinelli leakers and Ion exhange capabilities.
- 2. TLD Reader / Annealer and 50 environmental bulb TLDs.
III. Local Analysis Points
- 1. For the Browns Ferry Nuclear Power Plant local analysis will be at the Tri-County Health Department in Decatur. The relocation time is 5 hours.
- 2. For the Joseph M. Farley Nuclear Power Plant, local analysis will be at the Houston County Health Department in Dothan. The relocation time is 3 hours.
IV. Federal Radiological Resources
- 1. The Director of the RCA shall evaluate the need for additional radiological resources and shall make the State of Alabama's
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- 2. The federal radiological data shall be reported to the RCA at the CEOC or the State Office Building in Montgomery if the CEOC is not staffed by the RCA.
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Attachment 1 of l Appendix 8 to Annex B STANDING FEDERAL RADIOLOGICAL ASSISTANCE REQUESTS I. UNUSUAL EVENT No assistance requests anticipated. II. ALERT A. Request the EPA Mobile laboratory for milk, water, and vegetation sample analysis at the local analysis point with data reported on state supplied forms. B. Request a FDA representative knowledgeable in interstate shipment of milk report to the CEOC for consultation with the RCA. III. SITE EMERGENCY g A. All of the above requests. B. Request EPA field iodine air monitors and operators to do air sampling with sample locations specified by the State of Alabama location grid map and datc reported to the RCA. C. Request EPA assistance with soil sample collection and analysis at sites selected by the State of Alabama at location on the location grid map. D. Request EPA and DOE assistance to determine gamma exposure levels at sites specified on the State of Alabama location grid map. E. Request Brookhaven iodine monitors and operators with analyzer for air sampler located on the State of Alabama location grid map. F. Request Atmospheric Release Advisory Capability system with real time output readily available to the RCA at the CEOC. G. Request that DOE provide two liaison personnel to RCA at the State CEOC to coordinate federal radiological assistance with that of the RCA. H. Request DOE public information officers to work with the regular () - CEOC public information of ficer for press briefings at the CEOC. B - 46
REV. 1 S-1-81 IV. GENERAL DIERGENCY (\' A. All of the above requests. B. Request DOE monitor teams to assist in surveying evacuees at the mass care centers. C. Request the U.S. Army to be placed on standby for decontamination support at Evacuee Reception Centers and Emergency Worker Monitoring and Decontamination Self-Protection Stations. D. Request Aerial Measuring Systems monitor flights of the area with
- results reported to the RCA at the CEOC.
E. Request federal assistance in restricting low altitude helicopter and fixed wing flights over the emergency planning zone to those authorized through the CEOC. F. Request federal assistance in supplying dosages of KI for state distribution to emergency workers and evacuees. V. TIME OF ARRIVAL The time of arrival of federal radiological assistance will depend uron the location from which the resources are brought. . A. Savannah River Operations to
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- l. Browns Ferry Nuclear Power Plant is 10 hours
- 2. Joseph M. Farley Nuclear Power Plant is 11 hours
- 3. Bellefonte Nuclear Power Plant is 8 hours
- 4. Yellow Creek Nuclear Power Plant (to be determined)
B. EPA Eastern Radiological Laboratory to-l
- 1. Browns Ferry Nuclear Power Plant is 5 hours
- 2. Joseph M. Farley Nuclear Power Plant is 3 hours 3.
Bellefonte Nuclear Power Plant is 6 hours i
- 4. Yellow Creek Nuclear Power Plant (to be determined)
VI. ADDITIONAL RADIOLOGICAL ASSISTANCE A. The State of Alabama may obtain additional radiological assistance through "The Southern Agreement for Mutual State Radiological i Assistance". These are requested by the director of RCA. B. No additional radiological . assistance other than that referenced in () this Appendix will be relied upon.
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REV. 1 8-1-81 O Director of Agricultural Chemistry / Plant Industry Division of the location and progress of nuclear inci-dont. The Director, Division of Agricultu'ral Chemistry and Plant Industry will in turn alert his assistants and inspection staff at the district and county level. B. A designated team chief and a minimum of three in-spectors will be assigned to each Nuclear Power Plant
- location. Depending upon seriousness of incident, the entire personnel of the Division will be directed to the -
incident area. , C. Inspectors will remain under supervision of the team chief who will act as liaison and coordinate the Depart-ment of Agriculture and Industries responsibilities with designated Department of Health personnel. IV. Responsibilities A. The Team Chief will be informed by Public Health per-sonnel of the limits, direction, etc. of the , ingestion exposure pathway. B. The Team Chief will contact County Agent Coordinators concerning major crop production (see Appendix 2) in the ingestion exposure pathway. Only crops specifi-(gj cally noted by PHP as able to take up unusual amounts of radioactive particles will be.plocted on maps. C. The Team Chief will designate on maps the areas of crop production to be sampled. D. Field personnel will:
- 1. Collect and identify food crop samples (human feed and cattle feed). for radiological analysis.
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- 2. Assist in verification that contaminated food crops are not harvested- for human consumption.
- 3. Condemn and seize food which is unwholesome for human consumption (pending memo of understanding) .
V. Administration The Department of Agriculture and Industries is responsible for its internal administrations logistical operations to support the requirements of this annex. O z-2
REV. 1 3-1 4 Appendix 1 To O ANNET E U Organizational Structure Commissioner Assis tant Commissioner Director, Agricultural Chemistry / Plant Industry Supervisor, Plant Industry Section Ag. Chemistry / Plant Industry Supervisor, Agricultural Chemistry Section Plant Pathologist
- l. l Browns Ferry Farley l Nuclear Plant Nuclear P1 int l Inspection Team Inspection Team I ,
I l Bellefonte & Sequoyah Yellow Creek Nuclear Plant Nuclear Plant Inspection Teams Inspection Tea:.. l Annex E to the Alabama Radiological Emergency Response Plant for Nuclear i Power Plants will be implemented through the officials of the State Department of Agriculture and Industries. j E-3 l
REV. 1 8-1-81 APPENDIX 2 Continued Page 4 D. YELLOW CREEK NUCLEAR PLANT Colbert Franklin Lauderdale Cotton Co tton Cotton
' Corn Corn Corn Soybeams Soybeans Soybeans Hay Hay Hay Wheat Wheat Wheat Grain Sorghum Grain Sorghum Grain Sorghum Pecans Pecans Snapbeans Peaches Potatoes Watermelon Pecans Peaches Lawrence Marion Co tton Cotton Corn Corn Soybeans Soybeans Hay Hay Wheat Wheat Grain Sorghum Grain Sorghum Watermelon Pecans Pecans Peaches E. SEQUOYAH UCLEAR PLANT Jackson DeKalb Co tton Cotton Corn Corn Soybeans Soybeans hay hay Wheat Wheat Grain Sorghum Grain Sorgham Tomatoes; Snap Beams Watermelons Potatoes Sweet Potatoes Watermelons Pecans Pecans Peaches' E-7
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- d. Activate local EOC and remain operational as long as necessary.
- e. -Coordinate requests for. state or_ federal assis- .
tance through the State Civil Defense Department. *
- f. Morgan County Civil Defense will provide' working space for 8-10 State staff for CEOC operation-(Basic State REP)'.
2 ~. Law Enforcement '
- a. Warn and assist in the evacuation of persons from affected areas. -
- b. Secure and control access into the evacuated areas.
- c. Establish and maintain necessary security and traffic control resources.
- d. Maintain communications with the local Emergency Operations Center.
- 3. Department of Pensions & Security _(County Office)
("N3 a. Coordinate e'mergency welfare service plans and '/ activities with applicable agencies.
- m. b. Report to EOC for - Site Emergency.
- c. Establish EWS operations at the Reception Centers.
- d. Assure emergency welfare services to meet the needs of the populace from the affected areas.
- e. Maintain communications with the local Emergency Operations Center.
- 4. Local National Guard Units'
- a. Be prepared to provide mission support to local government when so ordered by the State Military Department. .
- b. Maintain communications with the local' Emergency Operations Centerwhen activated.
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B. Each state and local agency is responsible for its internal administation and logist-ical operations to maintain currency and support the requirements-of this plan. C. Emergency operations are funded through the budget of each agency at all levels of government. Complete and accurate accounts of emergency expenditures in support of an NPP incident must be maintained by each agency for submission to State Civil Defense through their respective Civil Defense office. *' D. Each department and ag6ncy of local government which
- has personnel tasked to participate in REP emergency ,
response shall make provisions to, ensure each indi-sidual receives radiological emergency response training (Annex A, Appendix 4). REP training for departments other than State and County Health Depart-ments will be initially developed and scheduled through State Civil Defense. E. All departments / agencies must-update' rosters of key personnel and telephone numbers on at least a quarter-4
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REV 1 3-1-81 Attachment 1 v To BROWNS FERRY REP Arca Map indicating approximate portions of Counties affected in the 2 mi, 5 mi and 10 mi EPZs
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^ FLORENCE / LAUDERDALE COUNTY CIVIL DEFENSE b h y Room # 1, Basement City Hall Florence, Alabama 35630 Phone 766-4201 - 764-7271 Ext. 357 G. FRANK M ANGUM Director / Coord mator July 24, 1981 Sam Sloan, III, Director State Civil Defense Dept.
Idninistrative Building Ltntgomry, AL 36130
Dear Mr. Sloan:
Lauderdale County accepts in principle and agree to support the Alabama Radiological Emergency Response Plan, he do have at the present time scme limitations due to inadequate E.O.C. spa , and inadequate warning in the area at Risk. C/ Our regmst for tone activated warning equipmnt is on file with the Tennessee Valley Authority and the State Civil Defense offi . Recognizing the need to protect all of the citizens of the County, Lauderdale County will continue to develope its Civil Defense capabilities and will seek whatever assistance necessary to insure the adequate prew-tion of our populatim. With
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REV 1 8-1181 LANRENCE COUNTY Civil DEFENSE OFFICE COUW"HOUSC ANNEX RASEMENT VGULTON ALAB/MA 35650 July 22, 1981 LEHMAN V WOOD cooRo.N A roR FV60NE OF F ICE 974 3O?? If NO ANSWE R 974 8782 RES 6 Mn Sam Sloac III Civil De fense Department Adm..nistrative Bu Iding M>atgomery, Alabama 35133 Dea r Mr. Sloae: Liwrence Coanty accepts in principle and agrees to support the Alabama Radiological Emergency Respoase Plaa within the limitations ,mposed by incomplete or ) 4 inadequate commua cations equiptment or emergency equipment, aad lack of of fice space which has been J requested and is mandatory to be aole to carry out the plaa. Recognizing the need to protect the citizens of the county, Lawrence County will coat nue to davelope its Civil Defense Capabilities aad seek ass:. stance from catside sources when necessary to nsure adequacy of ptotectioa.
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Acceptance of Alabama REP Morgan County accepts in principle and agrees to support the Alabama Radiological Emergency Response Plan within the limitations imposed by (incomplete or inadequate communications equipment or emergency equipment, etc. Recognizing the need to protect the citizens of the County, Morgan County will continue to develop its Civil Defense capabilities and seek assistance from outside sources when necessary to insure adequacy of protection.
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i I. General A. Huntsville and Madison County could host evacuees from
. Limestone and Morgan Counties;in the event of a serious
~ accident / incident at the Browns Ferry Nuclear Power Plant.
B. The-Chairman, Madison l County Commission, and the Mayor, i City of Huntsville, are jointly responsible for the '
- conduct of Emergency Operations. i a
C. The Civil Defense Director is the Chief of Staff to the Chairman and the Mayor during Emergency Operations. () II. Operations A. The Emergency Operations Center (EOC) will be activated upon notification ~that a Browns Ferry. accident / incident requires population evacuation. I. B. Initial EOC staff notification will be in accordance with Annex A, Appendix 2, Tab E. J C. Initial and additional'EOC staffing will be determined i by the Civil Defense Director. D. Emergency Operations Organizations are shown in Enclosure - 1 ) f' * !e 4 l () II-A-9 w e
REV. 1 8-1-81 e O. s, .III. Concept of- Operations . A. The State will-notify local Civil Defense of an inci-dent at Browns Ferry which could affect the health and safety of the populace. During:non-duty. hours the State will1 notify the local 24-hour warning point (Attachment 1). TVA will make direct contact-
- with the counties in case of a " General Emergency"
( Attachment 1) . - B. ommerical't.elephone will be the primary _means of initial notification to the counties and also initial intra-county notification. Intercounty communications
. will be through the Statewide Radio Network and com-mercial telephone. The in-state National Warning System (NAWAS) and the Radio Amateur Civil Emergency Services (RACES) may be used as emergency backup.
C. Intra-county alerting and warning of the populace will primarily be by manual means, i.e. designated _ response personnel will use automobile horns, sirens, public address systems and, if neces'sary, cover on a-house to house basis. Coordination and control of this action will be exercised through mobile communications. Pro-cedures will be established with local TV and radio stations to augment the' manual notification procedure with broadcast messages. IV. Responsibilities A. Local Ci*ril Defense Director
- 1. Provide for emergency communications for local agencies in the EOC during a_ nuclear incident at Browns Ferry. .
- 2. Coordinate emergency communications requirements with State Civil Defense.
- 3. Coordinate emergency notification proceedings with the news media.
- 4. Coordinate emergency notification actions within the ten mile EPE.
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I. General . A. State Civil Defense Department, Tennessee Valley Authority, Morgan, County Civil Defense Department or Limestone County Civil Defense Department will notify Madison County of any Browns Ferry accident / incident which' requires or may require population evacuation. B. During normal duty hours the notification will be re- l ceived by the Huntsville-Madison County Civil Defense ' office via commercial. telephone. C. After normal duty hours the notification will be re-ceived by the Huntsvile Fire and/or Police Departments
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D. As an_ emergency warning backup, the in-state NAWAS may be used. E. Initial notification of Madison County response agencies will be by telephone. I t F. Public WARNING to the citizens of Madison County is NOT required. Special instructions to the public will be - determined by the State Health Department. G. Command and Control of all Madison County operations , will be from the Madison County Emergency Operations l Center, i II. Operations A. Notification will be in accordance with Enclosure 2,
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lREV. 1 8-1-81 ..O B. Required training capabilities and resources beyond the scope of the state and local governments will be - provided by the utility operator or the Federal. govern-ment. C. Personnel who serve as monitors in local emergency ser-vices self-protected monitoring stations (two in each station)L are required by separate directive to complete the 16-hour FEMA Basic Radiological Monitoring ~ course and a four hour refresher course every -two years there-after. These courses will: include the REP material and will suf fice for REP training in the years completed. However, every other year the monitors must complete the refresher course in order to meet the annual IUSP training requirements. IV. Responsibilities A. State Civil Defense in conjunction with Radiological Health will develop the initial and refresher course. B. Local governments are responsible for identifying r' individuals who are required to complete the REP ( _ training and assure their participation in these courses. Madison County, strictly a host county, will have different and' fewer individuals identified to complete this training. Local Civil Defense will keep accurate records of training accomplished. V. REP Curriculum A. Initial Course
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Same'as initial course VI. . Required Participants A. _ Directors or Coordinators and key personnel of : the local response organizations B. Personnel responsible for acciden't assessment C. Radiological Monitoring _ teams D. Police and fire fighting personnel E. First aid and rescue personnel
. F. Local Civil Defense personnel G. Medical support personnel '
H. Other emergency response personnel who could operate within the ten mile Plume Exposure Pathway VII. Madison County Participants A. FEMA Basic-Radiological Monitoring Course.and Refresher
- 1. Civil Defense Director
- 2. Three (3) Civil Defense Deputy Directors B. Civil Defense Radiological Monitoring Course (16 hours)
- 1. Reception Center Monitors (designated City of Huntsville Fire Department personnel).
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LAUDERDALE COUNTY CITIZENS EMERGENCY ACTION PLAN C FOR THE % BROWNS FERRY NUCLEAR POWER PLANT The following is furnished to you by the Florence / Lauderdale County Civil 0efense Office because of the concern of yourlocal government officials. In case of a senous incident at the Browns Ferry Nuclear Power Plant, this information will assist you in an efficient and orderly evacuation or in self-protection procedures, whichever is directed by your government. HOW WILL I BE NOTIFIE0? By radio. TV, weather alert, pohce sirens, public address systems or door to-door contact. EVACUATION WHAT 001 TAKE WITH ME7 Clothing. bedding, necessary medication, important papers and valuables (money. jewelry, etc.). i HOW 001 PREPARE MY HOME? Turn off gas and electricity, lock doors and windows, tie a white cloth to the door or mailbox as you leave. WHAT ABOUT MY PETS AND LIVESTOCK? Provide adequate food and water for several days and inform personnel at your Registration Center. WHERE 00 i GO? The map on the reverse side of this flyer outlines the area in which you live and the name and location of your Registration Center. SProceed directly to your Registration Center f or further assignment to shelter, registration is mandatory in order to be eli INVAll0S AND PERSONS WITHOUT TRANSPORATION: Assist friends and neighbors without transportation (or that are invalid) by providing carpools or call the Florence / Lauderdale County Civil Defense Office (766-4201,764-7915 er %4 7271, ext. 274,299,357 or the Lauderdale County i Sheriff's Department (766-5180, at night 766 5133. Busing will be furnished.) WHAT ABOUT THE SECURITY OF MY PROPERTY? The evacuated area will be guarded 24 hours a day. REMEMBER - MOVE QUICKLY BUT SAFELY TO YOUR REGISTRATION CFNTER. SELF-PROTECTION (Protection in your residence) If told to take self-protection actions.1 snould stay in the house and close all doors, windows and outside air intake systems.1 will be notified by radio. TV or loudspeaker wher. it is safe to cpen the house to outside air and to go outside the house. l PLEASE RETAIN THIS FACT SHEET FOR FUTURE REFERENCE I If you need further information or assistance, please call the Florence / Lauderdale County Civil Defense Office (766-4201).
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- 2. POWELL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL EvCryone in the ten (10) rnite area South of U.S. 72 will
- 3. WEEDEN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL evacuate to Killen for reg,Stration i at Brooks High Sch001.
- 4. FOREST HILLS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL .
- 5. HARLAN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Everyone in the ten (10) mile area North of U.S. 72 will evacuate to Killen for registration at Brooks Elementary School.
O LAWRENCE COUNTY CITIZENS EMERGENCY ACTION PLAN FOR THE BROWNS FERRY NUCLEAR POWER PLAFT The following is furnished to you by the Lawrence County Civil Defense Office because of the concern of yourlocal government officials. In case of a serious incident at the Browns Ferry Nuclear Power Plant, this information will assist you in an efficient and orderly evacuation or in self-protection procedures, whichever is directed by your governmer:t. HOW WILL I BE NOTIFIED? By radio, TV, weather alert, police sirens, public address systems or door to-door contact. EVACUATION l WHAT 001 TAKE WITH ME? Clothing, bedding, necessary medication, important papers and valuables (money, jewelry, etc.). ! HOW 001 PREPARE MY HOME? Turn off gas and electricity, lor.k doors and windows, tie a white cloth to the door or mailbox as you leave WHAT ABOUT MY PETS AND LIVESTOCK? Provide adequate food and water for several days and inform personnel at your Registration Center. F#HERE 001 GO? The map on the reverse side of this flyer outlines the areain which you live and the name and location of your Registration Center. roceed directly to your Registration Center for further assignment to shelter; registration is mandatory in order to be eligible for financial assistance. INVAllDS AND PERSONS WITHOUT TRANSPORATION: Assist friends and neighbors without transportation (or that are invalid) by providing carpools or call the Lawrence County Civil Defense Office (974-3031) or the Lawrence County Sheriff's Department (974-9291). Busing will be provided. WHAT ABOUT THE SECUAITY OF MY PROPERTY? The evacuated area will be guarded 24 hours a day. REMEMBER - MOVE QUICKLY BUT SAFELY TO YOUR REGISTRATION CENTER. SELF-PROTECTION (Protection in your residence) If told to take self-protection actions,1 should stay in the house and close all doors, windows and outside airintake systems.1 will be notified by radio. TV or loudspeaker when it is safe to open the house to outside air and to go outside the house. PLEASE RETAIN THIS FACT SHEET FOR FUTURE REFERENCE
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- 5. First Methodist Church (Moulton) O MAJOR TRAFFIC CONTROL POINTS
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l LIMESTONE COUNTY CITIZENS EMERGENCY ACTION PLAN D FOR THE BROWNS FERRY NUCLEAR POWER PLANT l The following is furnished to you by the Limestone County Civil Defense Office because of the concern of yourlocal government officiais. In case of a serious incident at the Browns Feiry Nucle ar Pnwer Plant, this inf armation will assist you in an efficient and orderly evacuation orin self-protection procedures, whichever is directed by your government. HOW WILL I BE NOTIFIED? By radio, TV, weather alert, police sirens, public address systems or door-to-door contact. EVACUATION WHAT 00 i TAKE WITH ME7 Clothing. bedding, necessary medication, important papers and valuables (money, jewelry, etc.). [ HOW 001 PREPARE MY HOME? Turn off gas and elect.-icity, lock doors and windows, tie a white cloth to the door or mailbox as you feave. i WHAT ABOUT MY PETS AND LIVESTOCK? Provide adequate food and water for several days and inform personnel at your Registrat'on Center.
- WHERE 001 GO? The map on the reverse side of this flyer outlines the area in which you live and the name and lccation of your Registration Center.
Proceed directly to your Registration Center for further assignment to shelter; registration is mandatory in order to be eligible for financial assistance. INVAllDS AND PERSONS WITHOUT TRANSPORATION. Assist friends and neighbors without transportation (or that are invalid)by providing carpools ,, or call the Limestone County Civil Defense Office (232-2631) or Limestone County Sheriff's Department (232-1530). Busing will be furnished.) WHAT ABOUT THE SECURITY OF MY PROPERTY? The eva;uated area will be guarded 24 hours a day. REMEMBER -- MOVE QUICKLY BUT SAFELY TO YOUR REGISTRATION CENTER. SELF-PROTECTION (Protection in your resident.e) If told ta tak e self-protection actions,I should stay m the house and close all doors, windows and outside air intake systems.1 will be notified by radio. TV or loudspeaker when it is safe to open the house to outside air and to go outside the house. l PLEASE RETAIN THIS FACT SHEET FOR FUTURE REFERENCE l If you need further inf armation or assistance, please call the Limestone County Civil Defense Office (232 2631). D l
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4 East bm . 4 High School 5 Mite 5 Ardmore High School N Everyone in Area A shown on this map will go to Reg.stration centers I & 2 (centers hsted belowl. 10 M!LE f **'yone m Area B shown on the map will go to Registsation centers 3. 4 and 5 (centers hsted belowl REGISTRAT10N CENTERS 1 West bmestone High School 2 Elkmont High School 3 Johnson Jr High School 4 East bmestone H,gh School 5 Ardmore High School Residents withm the City bmets residing outside the ten mile zone who decide to evacuate well be advised to proceed east on U S Highway 72 to Madison County Coliseum for registration and sheltermg essistance
MORGAP COUNTY ( CITIZENS EMElGENCY ACTION PLAN pr FOR THE BROWNS FERRY NUCLEAR POWER PLANT OBF The following is furnished to you by the Morgan County Civil Defense Office because of the concern of your local government officials. In case of a ser ious incident at the Browns Ferry Nuclear Power Plant, this information will assist you in an efficient and orderly evacu;, tion or in self-protection procedures, whichever is directed by your government. HOW WILL I BE NOTIFIE07 By radio TV, weather alert, police sirens, public address systems or door-to-door contact. EVACUATION WHAT 00 i TAKE WITH ME? Clothing, bedding. necessary medication, important papers and valuables (money, jewelry, etc.). HOW D01 PREPARE MY HOME? Turn off gas and electricity, lock doors and windows, tie a white cloth to the door or mailbox as you leave. WilAT ABOUT MY PETS AND LIVESTOCK? Provide adequate food and water for several days and inform personnel at your Registration Center. WHERE DO I GO? The map on the reverse side of this flyer outlines the area in which you live and the name and location of your Registration Center. ro ceed directly to your Registration Center for further assignment to shelter; registration is mandatory in order to be eligible for financial assistance. INVAll0S AND PERSONS WITHOUT TRANSPORATION: Assist friends and neighbors without transportation (or that are invalid) by providing carpools or c all the Morgan County Civil Defense Office (350-9600, Ext. 225-228; 353-1502; 350 9612; 350-9603; 350 9604) or the Morgan County Sheriff's Department (353 7374). Busing will be furnished. WHAT ABOUT THE SECURITY OF MY PROPERTY? The evacuated area will be guarded 24 hours a day REMEMBER MOVE QUICKLY BUT SAFELY TO YOUR REGISTRATION CENTER. SELF-PROTECTION (Protection in your residence) If told to take self protection actions, I should stay in the house and close all doors, windows and outside air intake systems.1 will be notified by radio. TV or loudspeaker when it is safe to open the house to outside air and to go outside the house. PLEASE RETAIN THIS FACT SHEET FOR FUTURE REFERENCE If you need further information or assistance, please call the Morgan l 1 OCD County Civil Defense Office (350-9600, Ext. 225 228L
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9 HUNTSVILLE/ MADISON COUNTY, AL REGISTRATION AND CARE CENTERS FOR LIMESTONE COUNTY EVACUEES The Govarnment officials of Madison County are concerned for your health and welfare during the period of your relocation from your home. Plans have be n made to provide the basic needs of food and shelter. l THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW
- l. SHELTER FACillTIES You will be assigned adequate space in the Care Center to allow you and your family to rest and sleep.
- 2. FEEDING FACillTES The Care Center Manager willinform you of times and locations for dining. Only two meals per day will be provided; breakfast and supper. No provisions have been made for infants or special diets.
- 3. WELFARE ASSISTANCE Call Madison County Department of Pensions & Security l 536-5911, extension 341 OR l Civil Defense - 532-7290
- 4. HEALTH MATTERS: A) Emergency - 911 B) Routine - 532-7290 !
5 Public Information will be provided by the local news media. 6 Please cooperate with all requests made while you are occupymg emergency shelter. Do not interfere with normal operations whichinust ! contmue while you are in shelter. I i PLEASE RETAIN THIS FACT SHEET FOR FUTURE REFERENCE If you need furtherirformation or assistance, please call the Huntsville/ Madison County Cml Defense Office (532-7290). l
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REV. 1 8-1-81 ,o s- III. CONCEPT OF OPERATIONS A. Local RPU's will be notified of an incident at Browns Ferry Nuclear Power Plant by their County Civil Defense Coordinator. Normally these personnel will be notified for an on-site " alert" or higher plant emergency status. Ensuing actions will be based upon the protective actions ordered by RCA, the amount of or potential for particulate releases, and the severity of the situation. Emergency worker radiation protection will be performed at the general direction of the RCA in accordance with Appendix 3 of Annex B of the Alabama Radiological Emergency Response Plan for Nuclear Power Plants. B. Emergency radiation monitors (ERM's) from both the local health department and the staff of the Division of Radiological Health will be notified by the Morgan County Civil Defense Coordinator and/or the RCA. They will be notified and dispatched upon requests from the RCA for off-site radiation data. Environmental monitoring will be performed at the direction of RCA in accordance with Appendix 4 of Annex B of the Alabama Radiological Emergency Response Plan for Nuclear Power Plants. C. The Tri-County dealth Department and the Northwest Alabama District Health Department will be notified as necessary by RCA and in turn dispatch nursing staff in accordance with Section (~)% (_ V. (F) of Annex B of the Alabama Radiological Emergency Response Plan for Nuclear Power Plants. Requests for augmentation with personnel assigned to other local health departments will be made by the local health officer through the Alabama Bureau of Public Health Nursing. D. The Division of Inspection of the Environmental Health Administration will be notified of any potential milk problems by the RCA. The Division of Inspection will notify milk producers, milk distributors, and local county sanitarians involved in milk inspection in accordance with Appendix 5 of Annex B of the State Plan. E. Department of Civil Defense (DCD) will notify the -Department of
- Agriculture and Industries of an incident at the Bro"qs Ferry Nuclear Power Plant. Ensuing actions will be in accordance with Annex E of the Alabama Radiation Emergency Plan. RCA will describe the areas and crops to be sampled, arrange for their analysis, and issue condemnation orders in accordance with Annex B of the Alabama Radiological Emergency Plan for Nuclear Power Plants.
F. The Environmental Health Administration Laboratory will be notified of the potential need for radiological analysis by the () RCA. Analysis will be performed at the laboratory in Montgomery and at laboratory space provided at the Decatur office of the Tri-County Health Department. Requests for augmentation by federal and private resources will be made by the Director of the Alabama Radiation Control Agency. 11-B-2
REV. 1 8-1-81 l G. The Division of Public Water Supplies will be notified.by RCA of any potential water problems. RCA will arrange for the analysis of water samples and ' interpret the results of such analysis. The Division of Public Nater Supplies will notify public water producers, coordinate sample cellection, and control water supplies as needed. IV. RESPONSIBILITIES A. Alabama Radiation Control Agency
- 1. The responsibilities of the RCA and its various divisions are as delineated in Section V of Annex B of the Alabama Radiological Emergency Response Plan for Nuclear Power Plants.
B. County Civil Defense Coordinators
- 1. Notify RPW's of a nuclear incident at Browns Ferry and dispatch sufficient RPW team members to Self-Protection Sta tions and Evacuee Monitoring Sta tions.
- 2. Maintain communication with self protection stations and reception centers. Information on Radiological matters is to be transmit ted to RCA via the dedicated party line telephone.
O (.J ~ 3. Morgan County Civil Defense will notify and dispatch the ERll's and maintain communication between RCA via the
- dedicated party line phone between RCA and the CEOC (until an RCA staf f nember arrives at the CEOC) and by radio to each ER!!.
- 4. I'rovide radiological information to their public information officer (P10) in accordance with Appendix 4 of Annex A of the Alabama Radiological Emergency Response Plan for Nuclear Power Plants.
C. Radiation Protection Workers
- 1. At Self-Protection Station
- a. Distribute self-reading dosimeters.
- b. Distribute KI to emergency workers.
- c. Collect and record dosimeter readings.
- d. Survey and decontaminate emergency workers.
- e. Survey and decontaminate vehicle and equipment.
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- a. Survey and decontaminate evacuees.
h. Survey and decontaminate vehicle and equipment. 11-B-3
REV. 1 8-1-81 (')S t V. ADMINISTRATION A. The Division of Radiological Health will coordinate the internal administration of the RCA with each individual bureau, division, or department being responsible for their own internal administration and logistical support. B. RPW's will be under the administrative control of the County Civil Defense Coordinator, using procedures and methods as directed by the Alabama Radiation Control Agency. C. During radiation emergencies, state merit system employees from local health departments will be an integral part of the Alabama Radiation Control Agency, as shown in Attachment III to Annex B of the Alabama Radiological Energency Response Plan for Nuclear , Power Plants. Administration and lobistical support will be provided through RCA and the local health officers. 4 O*,. II - B - 4
1 i REV.~ l 8-1-81 O , Attachment 3 to Annex B of BROWNS FERRY'S RADIOLOGICAL DIERGENCY PLAN Public Water Intakes , The following is a listing of public water supply systems with intakes taking water from downstream of the Browns Ferry Nuclear Power Plant. Name . Approximate distance downriver to intake Champion Paper 12 miles b)
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'd APPENDIX 1 to Annex B of Browns Ferry's Radiological Emergency Plan Radiation Control Facilities I. SELF-PROTECTION STATION A. Function The self protection station is the location at which the radiation protection workers (RPW) provide personal radiation protection to emergency workers involved in emeretacy activities having the potential for exposure to radioactivity released from the Browns Ferry Nuclear Power Plant.
B. Staffing The RPW staf f at each self-protection station will be assigned () and dispatched through the County Civil Defense Department. II. EVACUEE MONITORING STATION A. Function The evacuee monitoring station is located at the evacuee reception center and is the location at which the RPW's provide radiological hygiene for evacuees from the 10 mile EPZ in the event of an evacuation order due to an incident at the Brcyns Ferry Nuclear Power Plant. B. Staffing The RPW staff at each evacuee monitoring station will be assigned and dispatched through the local Civil Defense Coordinator. , III. LOCATION, DESCRIPTION, PERSONNEL s- s Following is the location of and facility description for the - counties involved with personal radiation protection resulting from an incident at the Br;wns Ferry Nuclear Power Plant. . Tab A Lauderdale County Tab B Lawrence County N (} V Tab C Tab D Limestone County x Morgan County '
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- 1. Evacuees suspected of being contaminated will enter through the rear door and proceed to the monitoring and decontamination areas as needed.
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- 3. Evacuees who were subject to significant quantities of radiciodine will be administered a Potassium Iodide tablet at registration.
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REV. 1 8-1-81 1 l I () Page 2 l of Tab A - Lauderdale County Brooks liigh School (Killen) EVACUEE REGISTRATION CENTER 4 i Canteen D E C 0 N REGISTRATION () T A AREA M I N A (Gym) T I O l Areas i I e a e INSTRUCTIONS
- 1. Evacuees suspected of being contaminated will enter through the rear. door and proceed to the monitoring and decontamination areas as needed.
- 2. Decontaminated and noncontaminated evacuees will proceed to the regis-l
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- 3. Evacuees who were subject to significant quantities of radioiodine will be administered a Potassium Iodide tablet at registration.
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Page 3 PEV. I G-1-81 4 () Self Protection Station Lauderdale County liigh School Rogersville, AL Block Building (Dressing Room) Monitoring and Decontamination Area O Monitoring and Decontamination Area (Gym) INSTRUCTIONS
- 1. Emergency Workers will assemble at the Rogersville Recreation Center.
- 2. Pick up dosimeters, receive Potassium Iodide tablets, and proceed to assigned area.
- 3. When mission is completed, go to the !!onitoring Decontamination Sta .lon and be decontaminated if necessary.
- 4. Return to Rogersville Recreation Center to return dosimeter and attend debriefing.
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'G Appendix 2 to Annex B of Browns Ferry Radiological Emergency Plan LOCAL RADIOLOGICAL RESOURCES I. CIVIL DEFENSE Device Number Per County Lauderdale Lawrence Limestone Morgan CDV-700 1 1 1 1 CDV-715 2 2 2 2 CDV-742 6 6 6 6 CDV-750 2 2 2 2 CDV-730 50 50 50 100 f) d II.11EALTil DEPARTMENT Device Number PIC (portable) 3
, Emerline E-520 3 Portable liigh Volumn Air Sampler 3 III. INSPECTION AND INVENTORY l Each local civil defense coordinator will be responsible for assuring the performance of quarterly equipment operational check that will include inventory and inspection for the Civil Defense RPW Equipment. The Division of Radiological llealth will perform quarterly equipment operational checks the will include inventory and inspection for the llealth Department ERM Equipment. A
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REV. 1 8-1-81 ('h Tab D To Appendix 3 Morgan County I. General Procedures A. Emergency Response Personnel The assembly point for the emergency response person-nel involved in the evacuation and area security will be at the Maintenance Department in the basement of the Morgan County Courthouse. B. Evacuation
- 1. There is no control exerted over the residents with-in the EPB prior to an evacuation order. However, when evacuatioa becomes a distinct possibility (Site Emergency), the residents will be advised via radio
() and TV of the status of the incident as it prog-resses.
- 2. When the evacuation order is imminent, the Sheriff's
- deputies and Decatur Police will depart the assembly point and proceed into the designated sectors pre-
- pared to notify the populace. Horns, sirens and loud speakers will be used for notification and, if neces sa ry , the area will be covered on a house to house basis. Requirements for transportation assistance that have not been reported will be re-layed to the EOC. After all homes, camp sites, etc.
have been vacated, the area will be secured by the Sheriff's Department and the Police Department. 4 II-C-40
REV. 1 8-1-81 ( i k/ 2. Adverse conditions Two miles 2 hours Five miles 2 hours Ten miles 6-24 hours
- 3. Evacuation Confirmation Two miles 2 hours Five miles 2 hours Ten miles 24 hours VII. There is a distinct possibility that the populace of the City of Decatur outside the ten mile EPR would evacuate spontaneously. Following are the procedures for such an occurrence: ,
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b . w Tab E To Appendix 2 Reception and Care - Madison County I. General - A. Reception and Care Center operations will be under the supervision of Director, Department of Pensions and Security (DPS). B. DPS staff will be augmented as required with volunteers. C. First Aid stations will be established at each Reception Center.
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"C. First Aid stations will be established at each of the Reception Centers by the local Chapter American Red Cross and Madison County Rescue Squad.
D. Communications will be by commercial telephone and portable radios. E. Registration forms will be completed and filed by surname. The forms will be forwarded to Madison County Civil Defense.for analysis and then to State Radiological Health for retention. O
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RECEPTION CENTERS Center Location Parking Available Facility Capacity Louis J. Morris School 150 1,000 Old Huntsville Airport 3,000 2,000 Milton Frank Stadium 4,000 4,000 Westlawn Middle School 150 500 Capacity Care Centers . Parking- Sleeping Feeding O Butler High 570 1,175 1,000 Grissom High 1,000 1,150 1,000 Huntsville High 425 1,000 2,000-S.E. YMCA 150 1,250 0 Farley 50 300 200 Mt.. Cap Middle 75 800 500
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- N.G. Armory Johnson Rd. 300 800 0 N.G. Armory Mem. Parkway 350 600 0 Chapman Middle 130 775 1,012 Stone Middle -210 1,225 1,000 Westlawn Middle 150 e 675 700 Whitesburg Middle 155 675 700 Calvery Hills Elementary 50 650 200
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REV. 1 8-1-81 p) \_ D. Control of radioactivity and disposal and decontamination of any contaminated items will be performed under the instruction of the Division of Radiological llealth of the Alabama Department of Public Health. IV. Responsibilities A. Alabama Radiation Control Agency:
- 1. . Advise Civil Defense Directors of location and concentration of environmental radioactivity.
- 2. Assist and advise medical care facilities on radiological hygiene.
- 3. Coordinate requirements for additional medical care and radiological hygiene assistance.
B. Local Civil Defense Directors:
- 1. Advise RCA of medical or contamination problems involving evacuees.
- 2. Notify ambulance companies and designated medical care facilities of nuclear incidents at Browns Ferry.
- 3. Provide communication and informat' ion between RCA to ambulance companies and to medical care facilities.
C. Ambulance Companies and Rescue Squads:
- 1. Provide transportation of patients from within the evacuation zone, from evacuation routes, and from mass care. facilities to designated medical care facilities.
D .' Designated Medical Care Facilities
- 1. Provide medical care for patients from within the evacuation ~
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V. Administration Each agency, company, or medical care facility is responsible for. its
. internal administration and logistical operations to support the requirements of this Annex.
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REV. 1 3-1-81 r8 , Part V of the ALABAMA RADIATION EMEPGENCY RESPONSE PLAN SEQUOYAH NUCLEAR POWER PLANT (Sequoyah REP) I. MISSION To protect the public health and safety from excessive exposure to ionizing radiation resulting from an incident at a nuclear power plant and to control all of f-site sources of ionizing radiation in Alabama. II. SITUATION AND ASSUMPTIONS A. A nuclear incident at a nuclear power plant may constitute a health hazard for the populace through the release of radio-active materials into the environment. Positive and immediate analysis coupled with effective decision-making will be required
. to protect the public health and safety in case of such an i incident.
B. The possibility exists that an incident could develop which would require implementation of pre planned actions to protect the populace within the State of Alabama from ingestion of excessive amounts of radioactive materials. C. The State Department of Public Health is designated as the State Radiation Control Agency (RCA), chaired by the State Health Officer. The RCA is the decision-making organization for protection of the public health and safety during a radio-logical emergency. During immediate action conditions and on a day-to-day basis, the State Division of Radiological Health acts for the RCA and will declare or implement the necessary protective actions to protect the public. D. The professional staf f of the State Radiation Control Agency will provide the direction and procedures necessary to meet radiation problems. E. The Sequoyah Nuclear Power Plant is located so that only the ingestion exposure pathway EPZ impacts the State of Alabama. Thus, no law caforcement or emergency welfare services will be required. V-1
m REV. 1 7 3-1-81 III. CONCEPT OF OPERATIONS A. The Division of Inspection of the Environmental Health Adminis-tration will be notified of any potential milk problems by the RCA. The Division of Inspection will notify milk producers, milk distributors, and local county environmentalists involved in cilk inspection in accordance with Appendix 2 of Annex B of Alabama Radiation Emergency Response Plan for Nuclear Power Plants. B. State Civil Defense (SCD) will notify the Department of Agriculture and Industries of an incident at the Sequoyah Nuclear Power Plant. Ensuing actions will be in adcordance with Annex E of the Alabama Radiological Emergency Response Plan. RCA will describe the areas and crops to be sampled, arrange for their analysis, and issue condemnation orders in accordance with Annex B of the Alabama Radiological Emergency Response Plan. C. The Environmental Health Administration Laboratory will be notified of the potential need for radiological analysis by the RCA. Analysis will be performed at the laboratory in Montgomery and at laboratory space provided at the Jackson County Health Department. Requests for augmentation by federal and private resources will be made by the Director of the Alabama Radiation Control Agency. D. Agriculture Security will be conducted under State procedures. Requirements are outlined in ANNEX E of the Alabama Radiological Emergency Response Plan. E. The Division of Public Water Supplies will be notified by RCA of any potential water problems. RCA will arrange for the analysis of water samples and interpret the results of such analysis. The Division of Public Water Supplies will notify public water producers, coord?nate sample collection, and control water supplies as needed. IV. RESPONSIBILITIES
- h. Alabama Radiation Control Agency The responsibilities of the RCA and its various divisions are as delineated in Section V of Annex B of the Alabama Emergency Response Plan for Nuclear Power Plants.
B. Alabama Department of Civil Defense The responsibilities of the State Civil Defense Department , are delineated in paragraphs C and D of Section IV of Annex A of the Alabama Radiological Response Plan for Nuclear Power Plants. C. Alabama Department of Agriculture and Industries 8 The responsibilities of the Department of Agriculture and Industries are as delineated in Section IV of Annex E of the Alabama Radiological Emergency Response Plan for Nuclear Power Plants. V-2 s- -
m REV. 1 8-1-81 ( V. ADMINISTRATION A. Each department is responsible for its internal administration and logistical operations tc support the requirements of this part. B. The Division of Radiological Health will coordinate the internal administration of the RCA (the Department of Public Health) with each individual bureau, division, or department being responsible for their own internal administration,and logistical support. C. During radiation emergencies, state merit system employees from local health departments will be an intergral part of the Alabama Radiation Control Agency, as shown in Attachment III to Annex B of the Alabama Radiation Emergency Plan. Administration and logistical support will be provided through RCA and the local health officers.
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m , REV. 1 3-1-81 i u-Attachment 2 to Part V INGESTION PATWJAY MAPS The ingestion pathway maps display all the 50-mile ingestion pathway EFZ within this State, and are mounted under a plastic or plexiglass coverning. The locations of all producing commercial dairies are shown on the map by color coded dots. These maps are maintained in the RCA assigned space at the central sample analysis locations (i.e. the Jackson County Health Department Laboratory). These maps are for recording survey and monitoring data, key land use data, dairies, food processing plants, water sheds, water supply intake and treatment plants and reservoirs. ( v 4 8 V-3 L
e w REV. 1 8-1-81 Attachment 3 to Part V SEQUOYAH FEDERAL RADIOLOGICAL ASSISTANCE REQUESTS y In the event of a probable contamination of the ingestion pathway within Alabama, the Director of the Alabama Radiation Control Agency, r. his designee, will contact the Federal Government to:
- 1. Reques t radiological laboratory assistance for milk, water, and vegetation sample analysis at the Alabama analysis point (the Jackson County Health Department) with data reported on state supplied forms.
- 2. Request a FDA representative knowledgeable in interstate shipment of milk report to the Jackson County Health Department for con-sultation with the RCA.
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REV. 1 8-1-81 3 Attachment 4 to Part V PUBLIC WATER INTAKES There are no public water supply systems within the State of Alabama with intakes taking water from the Tennessee River within 50 miles of the Sequoyah Nuclear Power Plant. 8 1 l l f 8 - V-7 - L___ ~'
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