ML20058K191

Forwards Radiological Emergency Preparedness Exercise Objectives for 1990

ML20058K191
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Site:	Wolf Creek
Issue date:	05/30/1990
From:	Rhodes F WOLF CREEK NUCLEAR OPERATING CORP.
To:	NRC OFFICE OF INFORMATION RESOURCES MANAGEMENT (IRM)
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{{#Wiki_filter:-. 1, .t - a i W$LF CREEK NUCLEAR OPERATING CORPORATION _ _,_..__m Forrest T. Rhodes . j... _ _ il! } vice Pressesen Engirwormg & Techniemi Servic May 30,1990 i ,,j, ' \\' > 'i @j - t ~ ET 90-0089 .,i l 4jhF -s U. S. Nuclear Regulatory Cossaission ATTN: Document Control Desk MaH Station F1-157' i Washington, D. C. 20555 l 1

Subject:

Docket No. 50-482: : Radiological Emergency Preparedness. Exercise Objective for 1990 ] I i NOTE: This transmittal contains Emergency; i Preparedness exercise infonsstion that Document Room before August 31, 1990 should 331 be released to the Public 2 i Gentlee.en: The purpose of_this letter is to transmit the Wolf Creek Generating Station Radiological Emergency Preparedness Exercise. Objectives.for the-1990 t Exercise. The attachment to this letter provides the Licensee, State ^ and l Local objectives. 1 If you have any questions concerning this submittal please contact me or, Mr. H.~ K.'Chernoff of my staff. i l ? Very...truly yours, f [. .o Forrest T.-Rhodes -Vice President Engineering & Technical Services FTR/aem i Attachment )

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-R. D. Martin (NRC), w/a D. V. Pickett (NRC), w/a i M. E. Skow (NRC), w/a l, B. D. Spitzberg (NRC), w/a-j i. J.~ S. Wiebe (NRC), w/a - P.O. Son 411/ Burington. KS 66s39 i Phone: (316) 364-8s31 - ] An Equal opportunny Erigeoyer WF ACVET.- f b - [k - A/ O I

= A.ttachment to ET 90-0089 I t I i WOLF CREEK NUCLEAR OPERATING CORPORATION i WOLF CREEK GENERATING STATION F DOCDCT NO. 50-482 r b i I r 1990 RADIOLOGICAL EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS 1 N ECISE OBJECTIVES P h 5 i i i t I t P 5 Prepared by: M. A. Schreiber b D hIh l V4

Attachment to ET 90-0089 .= 1 t ? I SECTION 2.0 OBJECTIVES AND GUIDELINES {

Subsections fagg OBJECTIVES 2.1 r

LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS.2.2 LICENSEE 2.4 l STATE 2.6 LOCAL' 2.13 h GUIDELINES 2.20 i n b P s 't e D i 4 i k ~t i

4 , Attachment.to ET 90-0089 j OBJECTIVES \\ l Specific objectives to be achieved during the Exercise' originate from discussions among the Wolf Creek' Nuclear Operating Corporation (WCNOC), j State of Kansas, Coffey County. Nuclear Regulatory Commission - Region IV, (NRC), and the Federal Emergency Management Agency - Region VII (FEMA).- l I The listing of objectives is divided into three groups: WCNOC, State, and Local. The WCNOC objectives were obtained from NRC Inspection Procedure 82302. Group I objectives are to be demonstrated during each annual Exercise. Group II objectives are to be demonstrated at least once during a 5 year period. Like the. State and County objectives, the Licensee's objectives are segregated by the facility or group which will demonstrate the objective. Each objective for each WCNOC, State' and Local facility / team will!be ~ ' or a 'D".- Certain parts of some objectives designated with a 'na', -have been enclosed in brackets. .This is to indicate it is a two part objective..If both parts of the objective are to be demonstrated. a single 'D' will appear in the facility / team column.

Likewise, if both parts are not applicable (na):or not to be demonstrated at this exercise

(--), then only a single 'na' or *- ' will be present.in'the facility / team column.

However, if only the bracketed part of the objective is to be demonstrated (D) and the part outside the brackets is not applicable (na),

then in the facility / team column a 'D' would appear in brackets and a 'na" would appear withcut brackets. A list of abbreviations used in assigning responsibilities for objectives follows. l L L u l p 90-FE 2. 1"

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Attachment to,ET 90-0089

' LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS-I r CAmb Coffey County Ambulance Service l CEOC-Coffey County Emergency Operations Center .f CR Control Room CRBD Coffey County Road and Bridge Department D Objective to be Demonstrated DA&FT COORD Dose Assessment and Field Team Coordination [ EOF . Emergency Operations Facility [ t EOFS Emergency Operations Facility. State _ Dose Assessment' Group' l HOSP Hospital IC Information Clearinghouse 'JRMT Joint Radiological Monitoring Team i KCPL GO Kansas City Power and Light General Office HED Medical t MI Media Inquiry l FM Media Monitoring l l MRC Media Release Center na Objective Not Applicable to Facility / Function. OMT offsite Monitoring Team OSC Operations Support Center 1 PASS /ERDC Post-Accident Sampling-System / Emergency Repair-Damage Control Team PC Public Concern Rad Lab Radiation Laboratory Bureau of Air-Quality and Radiation Control t l RCC Reception and Care Center School Coffey County Schools f; SEC Security (WCNOC) .i .i h b 10@-79: . zt.2

Attachment to ET 90-0089 SEOC State Emergency operations. Center [ v SFSA State Forward Staging Area i TBD To Be. Determined I TSC Technical Support Center WOEC Wichita Office Emergency Center Objective Not to be Demonstrated l 9 4 b b 1 h i b i 1 1 5 l .i 1 f t ~ 90-FE 2. 3 ~

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in Group I r OBJECTIVES PASS / OMTl ICI KCFL r (every year) CR SEC TSC ERDC OSC JEMT EOF HOEC PRC MI PC IM G.O. RED c - 1. Accident detection and assessment D na D na D -na D D' na na na na na na 2. Emergency classificatien D na D na na na na na na na na na na 3. Notification of onsite and D na D ns na ' na D na na na 'na na 'na na E offsite emergency responders 3 4. Communications D D D D D D D D D - D D D D D 5. Radiological exposure control D na D D D D D na na na na na na D 6. Protective action recommendations D ca D na ne na D-na-na na na na na na 7. Staff augmentation na. na na -ne na na na D D D D D D na. 8. Shift staffing D na D na D na D na 1:a na na na na na ~ Group II OBJECTIVES (once every five years) na na na' na na 1. Off-hours staffing na na na na (6 p.m. to 4 a.m.) 2. Activation of emergency news na na na na na na: na na na na na na na center (Joint Information Center) 3. Use of fire control teams D na D D D na na na na na na na 'na na 4. Use of first aid and/or na na na na na na na na rescue teams-5. Use of medical support personnel na na na. na. na na na na na na na na na na na na I 6. Use of licensee's headquarters- . na-na na na na na support personnel to r . i l l -ee>@--c-pry 's-'"amot**wtw ew- "w'w'<i. 'T'w F9" g weW4 P-%W @-e- ""'-etW T d -9Pt4 + e vS'* e-e-w*m-s-re +-wh e e *ye t W -'r'5 9A-59-Ty w w> w erg an W e 4-Ww-- .wW-aw,--wee--,ww-re ee ge -

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7. Use of security personnel to na na na na na na na na na na na na provide prompt access for p' emergency equipment and support e C na na na na na.- na na na na na 8' 8. Use of backup conununications 'ne u 9. Rumor Control' na na na na na na na na na 10. Use of emergency power (where na na na na na na na na na na na na not a part of plant safety systems, e.g. TSC) 11. Evacuation of Emergency Response na na na na na na na na na na Facilities (ERFs) and relocation to backup ERFs where applicable ^ 12. Ingestion pathway exercise na na na na na na na na 13. Field monitoring, including na na - na' na na na na na na na na soil, vegetation and water sampling ~

14. ~ Capability for determining the na na na na-na na na na na na na magnitude and impact of the

-particular components'of a-release I 15. Capability for post-accident ~ na na: na na na_ na na na na .na na- ' coolant. sampling and. analysis 16.. Use of. potassium lodide ~-- na na na na na na-na na i ~ j 17. Assembly and accountability na na na na na na na na na

18.. Recovery and reentry' D

na; .D D D 'na D. na na na -- na na. na na-i iro ' NOTE: Weakness'482/8930-01.

• failure of the EOF staff to be aware of significant reactor conditions *, identified

~ during the 1989 Exercise will'be addressed by the demonstration of Objective 1.(1.) for the-EOF. 7 Veakness'482/8930-02..* inadequacies associated with the exercise scenario *, will be addressed during the i developme.nt and review of the 1990 Exercise scenario. i ~ i 1l .. ~2... .--m ,,__,,,g._...,..,__,

81'4 o ' a C' f-1990 OBJECTIVES h- ' STATE r* - EOFS OBJECTIVES 'SEOC EOF lDAEFTCOORD JEMI SFSA IC HRC EAD IAB O m ~* IMERGENCY CLASSIFICATION LEYELS 1. Demonstrate the ability to monitor, o understand and use emergency classi-fication levels (ECL) through the appropriate implementation of D D D-na na D D na emergency functions and activities corresponding to ECL's as required by the scenario. The four ECL's are - Notification of Unusual Event, Alert. Site Area Emergency and - General Emergency. l HOBILIZATION OF EMERGENCY PERSONNEL 2. Demonstrate the ability to fully alert,' mobilize and activate personnel for [both] facility-[and field-based] emergency functions. (na) (ns] [nal-(--] [--] [na] [na] [na] D D D na na-D D DIRECTION AND' CONTROL 3. Demonstrate ability to direct, D D D na D D coordinate and control emergency activities. COf910NICATIONS 1

4. ' Demonstrate ' the ability to conununi-D D

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,n EGFS ' 5 OBJECTIVES SEOC EOF l11AWT COORD JRMI SFSa IC MRC RAD IAB yo-FACILITIES EQUIPMENT AND DISPLAYS y,- .-4 5. Demonstrate the adeq'uacy of facill- .e ties, equip:nent, displays and other o materials to support emergency D D D na na D D 'o operations. g-

w DERGENCY liUmtB EIPOSURE CONTROL 6.

Demonstrate the ability to continuously monitor and control na D D na-na emergency. worker exposure. FIELD RADIOIACICAL MONITORING 7. Demonstrate the appropriate equip-na na na na na na na ment and procedures for determining field radiation measurements. 8. Demonstrate.the appropriate equip-- na na na na na na na ment and' procedures for the measurement of airborne radiciodine i concentrations as low as 10 E-7 microcurie per cc in the presence of, noble gases. 9. Demonstrate the ability to'[obtain [na) [na]' [--] [na) samples of particulate activity in na na na na na na na the airborne plume and promptly perform laboratory ana yses. PLUME DOSE PROJECTION

10. Demonstrate the ability, within the plume exposure pathway. to project

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11. Demonstrate the ability to make E-appropriate protective action decisions, based on projected or-f actual dosage. EPA PAC's, avail-D D

D na na na na na e ability of adequate shelter, evacu-g ation time estimates and other relevant factors. ALERT NOTIFICATION AND DERGENCY INFORMATION

12. Demonstrate the ability to initially alert the public within the 10-mile EP*,and begin dissemination of an D

na na na na na na na instructional message within 15 minutes of a decision by appropriate State-and/or local official (s).

13. Demonstrate the ability to coordi-nate the formulation and dissemina-tion of accurate information and D

na na na na - na na na - instructions to the public in a timely fashion after the initial alert and notification has occurred.

14. Demonstrate the ability-to brief the media in an accurate, ccordinated.

.na na - na na na na D na i and timely manner.

15. Demonstrate the ability to establish and operate rumor control in a-na na na na na D

D na coordinated and timely fashion. USE OF II-

16. [ Demonstrate the ability to make the

[na] . [D] [D] [na] [na] [na) (na) [na) 'P-decision to recossmend the use of KI na na na na to emergency workers and institu- - tionalized persons, based on pre-determined criteria ]'as well as to distribute and administer it once-the decision is made, if~necessi-tated by radiolodine releases.- r e.er -'ee t 9vai--- sa- _m,w_

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-2.. (g d 3- ~ =- *, ~1990 OBJECTIVES ..[y c f STATE k E ~ EOFS E OBJECTIVES SEOC EOF lDAfFTCOORD JR'.iT SFSA IC MRC BAD lab e. .e ~C' FACILITIES EQUIPMENT AND DISPLAYS r: 17.' Demonstrate the ability to make the .. ~ decision','if the State plan so' The State of Kansas does not reconunend' the use of. s- -KI for the general public. based 3[. -specifies, to recommend the-use of KI for the general public.. on predetermined criteria,-as well (State Plan Section:1.3.1 Tab J) ( .as to'. distribute and administer it ence;the decision is made, if

necessitated by radiciodine.

releases.: IMPLEMENTATION.0F PROTECTIVE ACTIONS 18.: Demonstrate the ability and re-sources necessary to implement appropriate protective actions for-na na - "na na na na na .na the: Impacted permanent and transient plume EPZ~ populations-(including. transit-dependent persons, special needspopulation,handicafzedped -- persons and instittitional persons) 7 g ~ ~ ~ 19.-Demonstrate:.the ability and-re- . sources necessary to-Implement. ~ na 'na na-na- -appropriate protective. actions for na- .na na na 3 school: children within the' plume

EPZ. ~,

TRAFFIC' CONTROL:

20. Demonstrate the organizational

, ability:and resources necessary to' D Lna ' na '- na ns na-na control evacuation traffic flow and - to' control' access to evacuated-land sheltered area. REIACATION CENTERS - (REGISTRATION, r-IONITORING, CONGREGATE CARE AND: DECONTAMDIATION)? c 21.: Demonstrate.the adequacy.of na

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.na' ' procedures,Jfacilities, equipment, and personnel:for the registration.. radiological monitoring and decon- _*^ -tamination;of evacuees. =. '. :~ L ~. . a :. - a. - - :-.- - + = = ~ u a =

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~ STATE' . l' EOFS' . IC' l HRC. RAD 1AB 3 _ EOF]DA&FTCOORD 'JRHT SFSA OBJECTIVES SEOG RELOCATION CENTERS - (REISTRATION, j' HONITORING, CONGREGATE CARE AND DECONTAMINATION) (Cont'd) '[i

22. Demonstrate the adequacy of~

1 . facilities, equipment and personnel na na- .na na na-na-na na for congregate care of evacuees. .E et : HEDICAL SERVICES (TRANSPORTATION AND FACILITIES): 23.' Demonstrate the adequacy-of: vehicles, equipment, procedures'and personnel for' transporting contami-nated, injured or.erposed ' na na na. na na .na na na. individuals.

24. Demonstrate the: adequacy of medical :

~ ~ facilities equipment.: procedures and na na na. na na na na ~ na ~ personnel for. handling contaminated, injured or exposed individuals. DECONTAMINATION.

25. Demonstrate the ability _-of facili-ties,' equipment :sup lies, proce dures and. personnel or decontam na-na.

na-na .nal na ne . na na' tion of emergency' workers, equipment and vehicles and for waste disposal. SUPPLM ENTARY' ASSISTANCE (FEDRRALf0THER)

26. Demonstrate the ability.tolidentify:

na-na- .na na na; na na- .the need for:and. call up Federal ~ -and~other outside' support l agencies *

assistance.

~ INGESTION EXPOSURE PATHVAY s i ~ 27.~ Demonstrate:the appropriate use of-m. equipment and' procedures for:collec-

na

, na. - na - na .na na na-tion and' transport of samples of -vegetation.-' food crops, milk, meat,. poultry, water: and : animal feeds .(indigenous to'the area and stored)'.

he. -4 s. e .e 1990 OBJECTIVES .- 2c E [ STATE-n s I 5 N EOFS br% l .IC HRC' EAD L&B OBJECTIVES SEOC EOF-lDA&FTCOORD .TEMT INGESTION EXPOSURE PATHWAY (Cont'd) ec

28. Demonstrate the appropriate lab _

.n-operations and procedures for u' measuring and analyzing samples of ? vegetation, food crops, milk, meat, na na na na na 'na. na c' poultry, water and animal feeds (indigenous _to the area and stored); 8- .u;

29. [ Demonstrate the ability to project

.[na] [--]- ' dosage to the public for.l ingestion -[na] pathway exposure] and. determine na '- na na na na appropriate. protective mensures based on field data.-FDA PAG's and other relevant factors.-

30. Demonstrate the. ability to Implement both: preventive and emergency pro-tective actions for ingestion path -

na na-na; na na na na-vay. hazards. RECOVERY. REENTRY AND. RELOCATION' 31J Demonstrate'the ability-to estimate! na. na D* na

na na-na

na ~ total population exposure., 322; Demonstrate t~ne ability to. determine appropriate measures for controlled' reentry and recovery ~ based on' D na D na na- -na na-na . estimated totalrpopulation exposure, available EPA' PAG's and other rele-

vant factors.

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33. Demonstrate the ability to implement

' na na na na na na- -appropriate measures for controlled D na' reentry and recovery. f MOBILIZATION OF EMERGENCY PERSONNEL . @ '~ co (24-HOUR CONTINUDUS' BASIS) e 34.. Demonstrate ~the. ability to maintain staffing on a continuous 24-hour

basis'by an actual: shift. change.

35. Demonstrate;the ability to coordi-

- na na na na na na-na,. i

nate. the;: evacuation -of onsite ns

. personnel. UNANNOUNCED AND OFF-HOURS-

36. Demonstrate the-ability to carry out emergency = response functions ~--(i.e..-

activate EOC's mobilize staff'that na-na: na -report to the EOC's, establish con:munications linkages and complete telephone call down) during,an. unannounced off-hours drill or. exercise. (Objective36.added as new objective.).- N. W j N -- ii,+.A,4.-., + 3 .a a.e*9 -siw'% 'plp.-- 9.g w-

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.g - ~w s 1990 OBJECTIVES LOCAL ? 1 Reception & Care Centers g' -u n.. .0BJECTIVES CEOC JEMT IC -. MRC CRED School CAmb HOSP Lyon Franklin Anderson Allen j m EMERGENCY CLASSIFICATION: LEVELS E 1. Demonstrate-the ability to monitor. 'D na D D na' na na. na. na - na . na na' understand and use emergency classi-fication levels'(ECL):through the appropriate implementation of e-emergency functions and activities c corresponding to ECL's as required by the scenario. The four ECL's c are: Notificatio'n of Unusual Event, Alert.-Site Area Emergency and General-Emergency. HOBILIZATION OF EMERGENCY PERSONNEL - 2. Demonstrate the ability =to fully D.. na '. -D- ~D D na na na D alert, mobilir.e and activate [na] .[--]- [na]. [na) [nal [na) -(na) [na)

[na)

. personnel.for-[both] facility.[and -field-based]: emergency functions. DIRECTION AND' CONTROL D 3. Demonstrate ability to direct. D na D 'D D na na na coordinate and control' emergency ~ activities. COMMUNICATIONS: 4. Demonstrate the ability;to communi-'. D D D' D 'D-D na 'D"' cate with all appropriate. locations, . organizations and-field personnel. i ~l i. i e $ N. I.j 4 a g.,. ,.y, y_, g..,, ,;'. ; ;.,. y',, __,,l _ _,j_, __ .LE..'.m.+

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e Reception'& Care Centers.

OBJECTIVES CEOC JRHT ,IC MRC CRBD School CAmb HOSP' Lyon Franklin Anderson Allen ~ FACILITIES EQUIPMENT AND DISPLAYS 5. Demonstrate the adequacy of facill-D. na D D. D. na na. 'na .na' . na '. .na na ties, equipment, displays and other ~ materials to support emergency operations. DfERGENCY WORKER EIPOSURE CONTROL 6. Demonstrate the ability to D -na-na: D D D D D.. continuously monitor and control emergency worker: exposure. FIELD RADIOIAGICAL MONITORING 7. Demonstrate'the appropriate equip-na-na' na na na na na .na na na na ment and.. procedures for determining field radiation measurements. 8. - Demonstrate the appropriate. equip- 'na na-na na .na _na na na na na na ment and procedures for-the measurement of airborne radiolodine -- concentrations..as low as 10,E-7 l ~ microcurie per cc'in the presence 1 . of noble gases. 9. ' Demonstrate the ability to [obtain. 'c. [ -- ) .i samples of particulate activity;in na. na na' na na na. .na na na na-na na - L the airborne plume and]promptly per-form laboratory-analyses. .l i PLUME DOSE PROJECTION

10. Demonstrate'the ability, within:the na

.na-na' _na na: na' na-na na-na na .na plume exposure' pathway, to, project' dosage'to the public'via plume-exposure, based on. plant and field 0 - data. ~ ? 3 l-'I-am.ie' Jama h wm, 4a.n..ec. 'At-t ..rm_,-%%wwie.--n,.4emi a .-wmm.- nmt- .m-isu,-._

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LOCAL [ Reception & Care Centers 7 [ OBJECTIVES. CEOC JRHT IC HRC CRED School Camb HOSP Lyon Franirlin Anderson: Allen PLUME PROTECTIVE ACTION DECISIDEMAKING 11'.7 emonstrate.the ability to make 'D na - na na .na na

na na na

na-I na-na' Dappropriate' protective action decisions, based on projected or actual dosage EPA' PAG's.: avail-ability of adequate. shelter, evacu-ation time'est h tes and other.

relevant' factors. ALRRT NOTIFICATION AND 1!MERGENCY INFORMATION

12. Demonstrate the ability to initially.D na na' na D

na na- .na na na na na. . alert the-public within.the.10-mile .EPZ-(and.begin-dissemination-of'an: instructional message);within 15 - minutes'of a: decision by appropriate 'l ' State and/orflocal: official (s)-

13. ' Demonstrate : the ability: to coordi-D' na na.

na na na na ina na. na- - na ' na . I nate the formulation and dis temina-. tion of' accurate information and instructions to the public is a timely ~ fashion af ter-the init ial alert and notification has-oc curred. ,i 14'.- Demonstrate the ability ' to br ief - the na na' na' D. na na na na na na na na' .~ media in ' an-accurate, coordir ated - and~ timely. manner.. ~

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15. Demonstrate the : ability to establish na; na-D D~

na- ~ na na- ~ na' na na' na na. and operate rumor control in a-coordinated:and timely. fashion. USE OF.KI. .l ~ 15.1 [ Demonstrate the ability to make-the [na) f[na)l [na) [na) [na) decision to recommend ^the use of KIs na na. na na na na na to emergency workers and institu-

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.tionalized persons,' based-on pre- ' i determined criteria.) (as well as:to distribute.and-administer.it)-once a' the decision is made, if necessi- 'tated:by.radiolodine_ releases. ~ H 'lu a:-. :- . ~ =. -- ___ a : w=- = ....;. L. _, -,, -. -.. ~..., ,--______..=______,:_

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OBJECTIVES-CEOC .1RHT IC, HRC CRBD School CAmb HOSP Lyon Franklin Anderson' Allen h' 5 ) USE OF KI (Cont'd) e

17. Demonstrate the ability to.make the

{ ' decision, if the' State plan so The State of Kansas does not reconunend the use of KI for the general pub 11c.1 specifies, to recomend the use of ' [" KI.for the general.public, based (State. Plan Section 1.3.1 Tab J) on predetermined criteria, as well g as to-distribute and administer-it c: once the decision is made, if E neceseitated by radiciodine { releases.. IMPLEMENTATION OF PROTECTIVE ACTIONS.

18. Demonstrate the ability and re--

D 'ns na na D na na na .na na na na. sources necessary to implement- .a ropriate protective actions for t spected permanent and' transient plume EPZ populations-(including transit-dependent persons,'special needs. population,' handicapped persons and institutionalized persons).

19. Demonstrate the abilityJend re-

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'na - na na- ~na.. D na. na na na na' - na ' sources.necessary to implement appropriate protective-actions'for school children within'the plume EP2.; TRAFFIC' CONTROL

20. Demonstrate:the organizational ability and resources necessary to-.

.D .- na' -- na .ne Di na na na na na na. na ~ control evacuation traffic-flow and-to control access'to evacuated and sheltered areas.- REIACATION CENTERS - (REGISTRATION, ^ T MONITORING, CONGREGATE CARE AND ' DECONTAMINATION)' M. 21.: Demonstrate the adequacy of D na. na na na. -na -:na na

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~D' procedures,- facilities, equipment and' personnel ^for:the. registration, radiological monitoring'and.decon-tamination of. evacuees. w .c , w,,._ _ c., ~.. _..,..

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Reception & Care' Centers f, w-a - OBJECuve;:s CEOC JRiff IC HEC CRBD School CAmb HOSP Lyon Franklin Anderson'. Allen S p,.. RELOCATION CENTERS (REGISTRATION, g. MONITORING, CONGREUATE CARE AND DECONTAMINATION)~(Cont'd) g

22. Demonstrate the-adequacy of facili-na na na na na na

. na na- - D: C-ties, equipment:and personnel for - congregate care of' evacuees. g-e MEDICAL' SERVICES (TRANSPORTATION AND E o FACILITIES) u-

23. Demonstrate'the: adequacy.of na-na-na na

-na na -D .na na na na na. vehicles. equipment, procedures:and' personnel for: transporting contami-- 'nated,' injured or exposed individuals. 1

24. Demonstrate the: adequacy of medical na na na na-

. na' na: nn D na na na ' na facilities equipment, procedures-and personnel-for handling contaminated, injured or.. exposed individuals. DECONTAMINATION

25. Demonstrate the. adequacy of.facill-na-

. na 'na na D na ns: na na na' na na ties,-: equipment, supplies proce- . dures and personnel for decontamina'- tien of emergency workers, equipment and. vehicles and for vaste disposal. SUPPLEMENTARY ASSISTANCEi(FEDERAL /0THER) i

26. '. Demonstrate the : ability. to identi'y.

.. na ' na.. na.. -na na-na na naJ na - na .na - na -the-need for and~callzup Federalc and'other.outside; support' agencies' assistance. J INGESTION EIPOSURE PATHWAY. i

27. Demonstrate the appropriate'use of.

na na .na na: na na-na na- - na -- na, na D; ~ equipment and procedures for-collec-M-- " tion and transport;of semples of-vegetation, food crops,-milk, meat, l poultry,': water and.aniral feeds (indigenous.toithe area:andistored). T ,9 yna.. 'q g ,,k,+ sy, -y o-+- r wa=. s e s ~ ew w y w,-,w e.,-- ,,,.,-r +-%-Jw.i hg--, %_,v-w.,, .c ,d. y- _p --,,..y,ur

..n 'e ie ;. - e.- . s -- e 1990 9BJECTIVES ,, ~ LOCAL .3-Reception.& Ca're Centers I c. hl OBJECTIVES CEOC JRMT' IC HRC CRBD School CAmb HOSP' Lyon Franklin Anderson Allen 5 INGESTION EIPOSURE PATHWAY (Cont'd) y-28.. Demonstrate the appropriate lab na .na na nn na-na na na na nn na na [ operations and procedures for: measuring and analyzing samples of-E vegetation, food crops, milk, meat, poultry, water and animal feeds c (Indigenous to.the area-and stored). [ C C

29. - [ Demonstrate the ability to project dosage to.the public for ingestion na na na na na na na na na

'na na - na pathway exposure and]. determine appropriate protective measures based'on--field' data, FDA' PAG's and other relevant factors. na na -na na. na na na na. - na ' na '. na -'

30. Demonstrate the ability to implement both preventive and emergency. pro-tective actions for ingestion path-way.hazardt..

j RECOYERY. REENTRY AND REIACATION 31.: Demonstrate the ability to-estimate; na= na na-na na . na na na na. na na na

total population exposure.

32.. Demonstrate the ability to determine ;D na - na 'na na na. na na na na na na appropriate measures for-controlled ~ reentry and recovery based-on' estimated total population exposure, available? EPA PAG's and other rele - -vant-factors. O.h k ,. ~. _., 4 c ,. i. Jr,7,. D .,~,.~,4 ..r. -,r ;.,,. 4 ,.4 ,,g,, . L... .m, .r.

g41 -e-- -o:. i - 1990 OBTrAnvr.S LOCAL- -2 4 Reception E Care Centers: E F E OBJECTIVES CEOC JRHT IC -HRC' CRBD School CAmb HOSP-Lyon Franklin Anderson: Allen g <t - RECOVERY, REENTRY AND RELOCATION (Cont'd) 5-

33. Demonstrate the ability to-implement D

na na na na na na-na .na- 'na na na E.' appropriate measures for controlled reentry:and recovery. C MOBILIZATION OF DG2GENCY PERSONNEL E. (24-HOUR CONTINUOUS BASIS) f C'. O

34. Demonstrate the ability to maintain D

D na .na na D ~ - - - . staffing on a continuous 24-hour-basis by an actual shift. change.

35. Demonstrate the ability to coordi-na na na na na na nate the evacuation of onsite na na na na na na personnel.

UNANNOUNCED AND OFF-HOURS

36. Demonstrate the' ability to carry.out na na na na na na na-na na emergency response functions (i.e.,

activate EOC's mobilize staff that ' report to the EOC's, establish > communications linkages and complete telephone call down) during an unannounced off-hours drill or exercise. b r-B -a--a-...m2. .J--.,m.um __:sm.-- s--.u m A- - U----- - - = -. - - ,y, ,7,, h%.m. - -.- _e-..%-w.---x_.h_m

~ } s5?? '-+m ' 7 Attachment-to ET 9040089 l 1.;[E

q GUIDELINES i.

-Guidelines define the type'and extent of ' play' participants 1can. expect in-order t'o meet-the aforementioned objectives. 1 A. The Exercise will'be conducted'on August 29. 1990. i B. Participants will not possess prior knowledge of the scenario.. However,' players will be briefed on,the guidelines that define " play' limitations.1 C.- There will only be pre-staging of participants for control Room (CR): -l' ' personnel who will be pre-staged in the WCGS Plant-SimulatorLand for-- ~the participants at the Information. Clearinghouse (IC)'and Media.. { Release; Center.(MRC) in Topeka. The IC/MRC participants will.only be allowed into those. facilities' after Lsimulating-an appropriate. travel . time ('75 minutes) following the declaration of,the Alert.- ' D. -. Personne1'willgbe notified of emergency-conditions through~ methods. 7 normally employed in making notifications '(e.g. GAI-tronics, callout' or. Security). -t -E. Personnel' staffing the following emergency : response 1 f acilities/, functions will be. participating-in the drilli 1. Licensee Wolf Creek. Nuclear Operating. Corporation -a. Control Room (CR) b. Technical Support Center.(TSC)! c. Operations Support Center (OSC) d. Onsite Survey Teams (OST) e. Security f.' Offsite Monitoring Teamsu(OMT)= g. Joint Radiological Monitoring Teens (JRMT)1 h. Emergency. Operations ' Facility. (E0E)- 1. Wichita Office Emergency Ce-ter (WOEC)c L j. Information. Clearinghouse (IC) HJ k. -Media Release Center (MRC) 1. General Office - KCP&L '4 m. Media _ Inquiry /Public Concern / Media: Monitoring - Wichita Office y 2. State'- Kansas ^ a. ~ Emergency Operations' Center'(SEOC) b. Emergency Operations Facility (EOFS) 1. Radiological' Assessment j 2. Emergency Preparedness c. Information-Clearinghouse (IC) 90-FE-2.!20

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o-GUIDELINES

~ 1 u 11 3.. Local'- Coffey County, Anderson County, Lyon County a. Coffey County- .j 1. , Emergency. Operations Center (CEOC), l 2.- County Road and: Bridge Department' Barn (CRBD) 3. Information Clearinghouse (IC) 4. -Coffey County Ambulance Service b. Anderson County ( 1. ' Reception and Care Center' 'l> c.. Lyon County Newman Memorial Hospital -{

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F. The CR will be' simulated from the plant simulator. A full shift ~ complement of operators will' staff the simulator. j .G; Play willtbe driven via the simulator computer. The CR Lead Controller = will-drive' operational: scenario play in the event of simulator: computer. i failure via the parameters listed in Section 5.0.of this' scenario.- 4 H. All-communications involving the CR wi11 be duplicated;in the simulator, except for-the emergency notification' system (ENS),,GAI-: h tronics and the State / County radios. 'A commercial telephone'will b'e- [ used in the simulator for'the ENS. I. Radiological data terminals (RM-11), and fire protection panels'(KC008). which are not duplicated in the plantLsimulator will.bersimulated. ll J. .Both operational and meteorological: initial' conditions Mill be established prior to commencement of play land will.be distributed,to ~ players as necessary. j K. Participation by WCNOC onsite personnel directly: involved in) responding. to an emergency shall-.be carried'out-to the fullest: extent'possible. Dispatch of the following teams.into the power! block will. occur.as-r equir ed :'- a. Onsite Survey-Teams t b. Emergency. Repair.and Damage Control 1 Teams: c. Search and Rescue Teams d. First Aid Teams t i e. Security. Teams l' f. Fire Brigade L -:' f j .I l 90-FEl

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o u S -. ' Attachment'"to ETL.90'-0089- =. 1 ,.'4" i O' GUIDELINES .) i L.. The; phrase, "This is s' drill', will begin and end-all radio and ) . telephone-transmissions performed in response to-scenario' events. j M.'. If the scenario requires that any personnel, working for-an organization not participating be contacted, they shall-be contacted for the purpose of checking 'comununications only. .i f ~ t c .i i i i I f l

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