ML20065J104
| ML20065J104 | |
| Person / Time | |
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| Site: | Comanche Peak  |
| Issue date: | 05/03/1984 |
| From: | Kuykendall J TEXAS UTILITIES ELECTRIC CO. (TU ELECTRIC) |
| To: | Jonathan Montgomery NRC OFFICE OF INSPECTION & ENFORCEMENT (IE REGION IV) |
| References | |
| TNO-84720, NUDOCS 9404180029 | |
| Download: ML20065J104 (14) | |
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TNO-84720' TEXAS UTILITIES G NERATING COMPANY P. O. Box 2300 + GLEN ROSE, TEXAS 76043 bay 3, 1904 J. C. KUYKEN DALL
. h4 AN AGER NUCLEAR OPER ATIONS Mr. J. L. Montgomery Region IV U. Se Nuclear Regulatory Commission 611 Ryan Plaza Drive, Suite 1000 Arlington, Texas 76011
Subject:
Scheduled Completion Dates for Emergency Preparedness NRC Appraisal, Appendix B Items
Dear Mr. Montgomery:
Attached is a current status list (May 3, 1984) of Emergency Preparedness NRC Appraisal Appendix B Items.
If you have any questions or re additional information, please contact Mr. Jay Laughlin at (817) quire 897-4856, extension 3756.
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'5 5/7/84 EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS NRC APPRAISAL APPENDIX B ITEMS Sched ed' Item No.
Item Summary Responsibility Comp. Date B-1 Designate a single individual within the Texas Utilities Generating Company Complete organization as the emergency planning coordinator with direct working level responsibility for, and authority over, all aspects of 'the development and maintenance of the emergency preparedness program.
(455/8333-02; 446/8317-02)
B-2 Develop and implement specific functional responsibilities and authorities CJP 6/29/84,
for the various emergency preparedness planning and coordination functions.
.(455/8333-03; 446/8317-03)
B-3 Develop and implement a training program which ensures that emergency CJP 9/28/84 planning staff maintains a state-of-the-art knowledge in their field.
(455/8333-04; 446/8317-04)
B-4 Evaluate the relationship of the emergency planning coordinator position Complete to other members of the applicant's normal organization structure to ensure that emergency preparedness continues to receive adequate attention by plant management to maintain an effective and adequate emergency preparedness program.
(445/8333-05; 446/8317-05)
B-5 Develop and implement formalized methods to assure continued close Complete coordination among the various site organizational elements with respect to emergency response pinnning.
(445/8333-07; 446/8317-07)
B-6 Develop and implement a policy which provides substantive input from plant Complete staff, down to the working level, to' improve emergency preparedness plans and procedures.
(445/8333-07;446/8317-07)
B-7 Develop and implement selection and qualification criteria for individual's CJP 6/19/84 performing emergency preparedness activities.
(445/8333-07; 446/8317-07)
B-8 Correct the emergency plan and emergency plan procedures by unambiguously Complete defining the authorities of all individuals assigned to the onsite emergency organization and recovery organization.
(445/8333-10; 446/8317-10)
B-9 Provide documentation that formal assignments of all persons assigned to the Complete onsite emergency organization and recovery organization have been made.
(445/8333-11; 446/8317-11)
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Responsibility Comp. Date B-10 Develop and implement selection and qualification criteria for individuals CJP 7/31/841
. assigned.to perform emergency actions and decisions making as members of the onsite emergency organization and recovery organization.
(445/8333-12; 446/8317-12)
B-Il Decontamination and related health physics procedures should be included RAB/CLT 6/29/84' in the emergency preparedness training program and described in the training manual.
(445/8333-13; 446/8117-13)
-B-12 Walk-through training should be described in the training manual for each Not Required applicable module.' (445/8333-14; 446/8317-14)
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The mini drill program provides walkthrough training. This is considered adequate.
10 CFR 50.47(b)(15) and 10 CFR 50, Appendix E, paragraph IV.F.
Complete B-13 Pursuant to training in handling a radiation accident patient should be provided to appropriate offsite medical personnel and the training should be described in a training module for offsite agency support personnel.
(445/8333-15; 446/8317-15)
~B-14 Training for offsite fire' department, medical and. ambulance personnel GLB 10/31/84' should be completed.
(445/8333-16; 446/8317-16)
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-Training records should be placed on a computer storage and retrieval system.
(445/8333-17; 446/8317-17)
B-16 Provide more than one copy of the emergency plan'and the emergency plan Complete procedures in the' control room area so that all operators having access requirements may easily accomplish their tasks.
(445/8333-20; 446/8317-20)
B-17 Include descriptive material about the-functional relationship'and Complete capability of the control room in-the emergency organization in Section
~6.0 of the emergency plan.
(445/8333-21;;446/8317-21)
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5/7/84 EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS NRC APPRAISAL APPENDlX B ITEMS Scheduled i
Responsibility Comp. Dat,e Item No.
Item Summary CJL
-3/29/85 B-18 Train persons in addition to the shif t technical advisor to perform dose assessment calculations to enhance the capability of the interim emergency organization to evaluate plant transient analysis and perform accident mitigation and other matters related to operational safety.
(445/8333-22; 446/8317-22)
DEM 6/28/85L B-19 Complete installation, testing and make fully operational the portable radio communications between the control room and roving operators for use during normal and emergency operations in accordance with the provisions of Section 4.0 of the emergency plan.
(445/8333-23; 446/8317-23)
B-20 Modify the emergency plau descriptive literature and Figure 4.1 of the GLB 6/28/85~
emergency plan to reflect portable radio communications to in-plant operators from the control room.
(445/8333-24; 446/8317-24)
CJP 6/,29/84-B-A-21 Radiation monitoring systems and the safety parameter display system that are used for emergency detection, classification, and assessment must be fully-installed, tested and made operational in the control room.
(445/8333-25; 446/8317-25)
B-A-22 Control room data collection and evaluation systems (RM-21) that are CJP 6/29/84-used in accident assessment and generation of protective action recommendations must be fully installed, tested and made operational, (445/8333-26; 446/8317-26)
B-A-23 Emergency notification systems must be fully installed, tested and Complete made operational.
(445/8333-27; 446/8317-27)
B-24 Provide an inventory control check for the technical support center Complete telephones when in storage to assure sufficient phones are available.
(445/8333-33; 446/8317-33)
B-25 Upon receipt from the vendor, place the radio monitor headset.and the Complete copy machine in the technical support center.
(445/8333-34; 446/8317-34)
B-26 Label the 10-mile radius emergency planning zone map with compass rose Complete
' directions.
(445/8333-35; 446/8317-35).
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Item Summary Responsibility Comp. Date B-27 Evaluate the methods used for obtaining operating parameter information GJL 10/31/84 in the technical sepport center to better utilize key staff personnel for corrective action decision-making and recommendations.
(445/8333-36; 446/8317-36)
B-28 Provide an inventory check for the operations support center annex Complete telephones while in storage to assure that a sufficient number are available.
(445/8333-37; 446/8317-37)
B-29 The particulate and charcoal cartridge quick disconnect holders used in RAB 7/31/84 collecting containment air post-accident samples were too long to be placed in the destgnated transfer casks and be covered with the shielded lid.
The cask should be redesigned or a sample procedure change implemented to correct the problem.
(445/8333-41; 446/8317-41)
B-30 A procedure for preparing high-level samples in the hot laboratory to RAB 7/31/84 prevent the spread of contamination prior to forwarding the samples to the counting room should be included in Chemistry Laboratory Instruction Procedure CLI-900, " Sampling, Handling, Preparation and Analysis of Post-Accident or Highly Radioactive Samples."
(445/8333-42; 446/8317-42)
B-31 Provide an improved technique for collecting high-Icvel small volume grab DEM 8/31/84 samples from the liquid effluent waste process sampling station.
(445/8333-44; 446/8317-44)
GJL 7/31/84 B-32 Sample collection and analysis of a high-level liquid effluent waste sample in a 3-hour period should be confirmed during an exercise or drill.
(445/8333-45; 446/8317-45)
B-33 Demonstrate in a drill cr exercise that the assembly area for the Unit 2 Complete the Unit 2 construction workers is adequate.
(445/8333-46; 446/8317-46)
B-34 Upon completion of the health physics control point first-aid station, Complete equip the facility with communications, a radiation contaminstion monitor, and appropriata implementing procedures, (445/8333-47; 446/8317-47)
B-35 The emergency operations facility medical facility should be equipped with Complete communications.
(445/833-38; B317-48)
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_B-36 A statement on the use of potassium iodide should be obtained from the Complete company physician.
(445/8333-49; 446/8317-49)
B-37 Make provisions for additional telephone service for news media Not Required representatives at the nuclear operations support-facility.
(445/8333-51; 446/8317-51)
COMMENT: Currently there are 22 telephones available for news media personnel. Most all news personnel from the surrounding area will have mobile 2-way radios in their vehicles.
Provisions are in *;i-ce for an Alternate News' Center -in Cleburne.
B-38 Make provisions for an alternate news center large enough to accomodate TLC 9/28/84 the expected number of media representatives for a major incident at Comanche Peak Steam Electric Station.
(445/8333-52; 446/8317-52)
B-39 Provide a public address system for use in the cafeteria when needed for Complete emergency functions.
(445/8333-53; 446/8317-53)
B-40 Emergency equipment storage facilities should be clearly labeled on the Completc exterior as to their contents and function as emergency equipment storage facilities.
(445/8333-54; 446/8317-54)
B-41 Emergency plan procedures should require the prompt replacement of spare air
-Complete bottles when used.
(445/8333-55; 446-8317-55)
B-42 The inventory discrepancy for the number of high range dosimeters in the Complete operations support center should be corrected.
(445/8333-56; 496/8317-56)
B-43' Upon delivery from the vendor, the~ iodine monitors should be placed in the RAB 7/31/84-appropriate emergency response facility.
(445/8333-57; 446/8317-56)
B-44 Provide appropriate instructions for the proper-storage and charging of Complete the portable FM radios.
(445/8333-58; 446/8317-58)
B-45 Include spare batteries as part of the required inventory for the field Complete l
team survey kits.
(445/8333-59; 446/8317-59)
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' Item No.
Iten Summary Responsibility Comp.'Date; B-46 When the area radiation monitors and process radiation monitors become CJP 10/31/84' operational, a review of the adequacy of the monitor readouts on the control
. display console and the input to the RM-21 (dose assessment computer) should be initiated.
(445/8333-61; 446/8317-61)
.B-47 When instrument and calibration procedures (4000-7000 series) are completed.
RAB 10/31/84 confirm that the procedures adequately cover the operation and calibration requirements of the area radiation monitors and process radiation monitors.
(445/8333-62; 446/8317-62)
~B-48 Containment high-range radiation monitors, as positioned, could cause an CJL 10/31/84_,
individual geometry variance (i.e., 23 or 4x geometry) which should be considered if the monitors-were to be used to provide a reasonable assessment of area radiation conditions inside containment.
(445/8333-63; 446/8317-63)
B-49 When the seismic monitoring system is turned over to the applicant, CJP/CLT 10/31/84 operational checks of the system should be initiated and appropriate personnel should be trained.on its operation, analysis and distribution of data.
(445/8333-64; 446/8317-64)
CJP 6/28/85 B-50 Provide a real-time comparison of 10 meters data from the backup tower with similar data from'the primary tower. 'This comparison should cover a representative sample of meteorological conditions. The results of this comparison should be used to establish uncertainties in the use of backup data and to expand consideration of protective measures to compensate for these uncertainties.
(445/8333-70; 446/8317-70)
B-51 Expand the concept of "affected downwind. sectors" to include the 22
- sector CWS 7/31/84:
adjacent to the identified downwind sector when using primary data and consider further expansion (at least one additional sector,on either side) when using backup or offsite data.
(445/8333-71;'446/8317-71) t B-52
-Improve the display of wind speed and direction information in the control Complete room to facilitate the determination of 15-minute average conditions from strip charts.
(445/8333-72; 446-8317-72)
B-53 Provide readouts of meteorological data in'the. technical support center and Complete
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Item Summary Responsibility Comp. Date.
B-54
-Include consideration of real-time precipitation conditions in the dose CJP/GLB
'l/31/85' assessments for radioiodines, and move the primary rain gauge out of the area of tower interference.
(445/8333-74; 446/8317-74)
B-55 Provide a complete description of the atmospheric dispersion model used for GJL/CLB 1/31/85 dose assessments.
(445/8333-75; 446/8317-75)
B-56 Establish a mechanism for incorporating field radiation measurements to GJL 10/31/84 improve assessments and projections of atmospheric transport and diffusion.
(445/8333-76; 446/8317-76)
B-57 Give a complete description of the meteorological aspects of the radiation Complete monitoring system as this capability is developed and ir.plemented to ensure that the radiation. monitoring system complies with applicable criteria.
(445/8333-77; 446/8317-77)
B-58 A few self-contained breathing apparatuses should be stored in the technical Complete support center area to protect technical support center personnel entering potentially airborne areas.
(445/8333-78;.446/8417-78)
B-59 A written agreement for refilling empty self-contained breathing apparatus Not Required bottles in the plant vicinity should be completed with an appropriate supplier.
(445/8333-79; 446/8317-79)
COMMENT: TUGCo has a portable compressor and a cascade system and a 100 bottle reserve. This capability is considered adequate.
B-60 Test the effectiveness of the radiological, fire and evacuation alarms and DEM 6/29/84' make modifications to assure that all personnel onsite can be notified of these situations.
(445/8333-80; 446/8317-80)-
B-61 Provide at least one additional frequency for the portable radios.
GLB 12/31/84 Intra-Plant Radio System should have the capability to handle this
. frequency.
(445/8333-81; 446/8317-81)
B-62
. Include the operations support center telephones on the emergency equipment Complete inventory.
(445/8333-82; 446/8317-82) a
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Item Summary Responsibility Comp. Datt B-63 Indicate in the emergency plan procedures what equipment may be needed to Not Required perform damage control / corrective actions in the plant and the location where this equipment will be found.
(445/8333-83; 446/8317-83)
COMMENT: The equipment used by the emergency repair and damage control personnel is the same equipment used routinely by maintenance personnel; therefore, dedicated emergency equipment is not required.
B-64 Revise the emergency plan procedures to show prerequisites, precautions, Complete limitations and checklists to help ensure all steps have been followed.
(445/8333-85; 446/8317-85)
B-65 The emergency plan procedures should be corrected to show persons, Complete by title, who have the authority, responsibility and qualifications to complete the procedure.
(445/8333-86; 446/8317-86)
COMMENT: The applicability section of each procedure is considered adequate to satisfy this comment.
B-66 Specific guidelines should be developed which are to be used in exercising CWS 6/29/84 judgment in implementing specific actions in the emergency plan procedures such as the development of offsite recommendations for protective action guides.
(445/8333-87; 446/8317-87)
B-61 The emergency plan procedures should be revised to give additional Complete guidance in how to perform required tasks and should include checklists, worksheets and data sheets where appropriate.
(445/8333-88; 446/8317-88)
B-68 The emergency plan and EPP-109 should be revised to include the Complete.
responsibility of requesting federal assistance as specified with other emergency coordinator responsibilities in NUREG-0654, paragraph C. I.a.
(445/8333-91; 446/8317-91)
B-69 Paragraphs 4.1.5 and 4.4.3.3.2 in EPP-109 concerning emergency coordinator GWS 6/29/84 responsibilities in initiating activation of the emergency operations facility should be revised to make them consistent; i.e., paragraph 4.1.5 excepts the emergency coordinator from responsibility of activating the emergency operetions facility.
(445/8333-92; 446/8317-92)
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Item _S_ummary Responsibility Comp. Date-B-70 Revise the emergency plan; Emergency Organization Chart, Figure 1.4; and/or GWS 6/29/84 EPP-112. " Duties of Emergency Response Personnel" (paragraphs 4.4.3.3.4 and 4.4.2.3.7) concerning chain of command and reporting responsibilities of the chemistry supervisor and' the onsite survey teams director to make the s
L emergency plan and the emergency plan procedure consistent.
(445/8333-93; 446/8317-93)
B-71 Incorporate the contents of Attachments 2, 4 and 5 in EPP-201 into the Complete checklists of EPP-109.
(445/8333-94; 446/8317-94) f B-72 Reference the use of EPP-304, " Protective I.ction Guides", where applicable GWS 6/29/84 in other emergency plan procedures. (445/8333-95; 446/8317-95)
B-73 Improve the operator usability of Attachment 1 in EPP-304 by adding compass Complete rose directions and enhancing clarity of the chart.
(445/8333-96; 446/8317-96)
B-74 Incorporate the provisions of the flow chart for general emergency offsite Complete protective decisions of NUREG-0654, Appendix 1 in EPP-304.
(445/8333-97; 446/8317-97)
B-75 Prioritize emergency coordinator checklists to ensure that required tasks are Complete accomplished in a timely fashion.
(445/8333-98; 446/8317-98)
GWS 7/31/84-,
B-76 The applicant should evaluate the emergency plan proceditres to determine if and where additional human factors engineering aspects of the procedures would improve their usability during stressful situations associated with emergencies. This evaluation should include consideration of tabbing, color coding, different type styles as well as the length, and layout of material within the procedures.
(445/8333-99; 446/8317-99)
B-77 EPP-203 should be revised to provide a ueans of verification of initial Complete notification messages in accordance with the guidance of NUREG-0654, paragraph II.E.1.
(445/8333-100; 446/8317-100)
B-78 Missing telephone numbers in EPP-203-should be added.
(445/8333-101; complete 446/8317-101) 1 E
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Item Summary Responsibility Comp. Date B-79 The requirement of the Note in paragraph 4.4.2.3. of EPP-203, directing the Complete emergency coordinator to perform certain communications with offsite authorities, should be changed to "as desired by the emergency coordinator."
(445/8333-102; 446/8317-102)
B-80 The requirement of paragraph 4.4.2.1 of EPP-203, directing plant status Complete updates every 15 minutes to offsite authorities, should 'be changed to "a reasonable and achievable interval."
(445/8333-103; 446/8317-103)
B-81 The requirements of paragraphs 4.3.1.1.1, 4.3.2.1.1 and 4.3.3.1.1 of EPP-203 Complete for the shift supervisor to complete the initial notification forms should be changed to reflect that "the shift supervisor is the releasing authority for messages."
(445/8333-104; 446/8317-104) 3-82 The requirements of paragraphs 4.3.1.1.2, 4.3.2.1.2 and 4.3.3.1.2 of EPP-203 Complete for the shift supervisor to contact offsite authorities should be changed to reflect that "the shift supervisor may delegate communication authority to the control room communicator as desired."
(445/8333-105; 446/8317-105)
B-83 A procedure or checklist should be developed to guide the user to the Complete appropriate specific emergency plan procedures in the accident assessment scheme.
(445/8333-106; 446/8317-106)
B-84 Provide a reliable method of determining which is the upstream side of a Complete particulate filter following use by offsite survey teams.
(445/8333-107; 446/8317-107)
B-85 Provide guidance for defining a plume boundary.
(445/8333-108; 446/8317-108)
Complete B-86 Provide a reliable method of determining which is the upstream side of a Complete particulate filter following use by onsite survey teams.
(445/8333-109; 446/8317-109)
B-87 Provide a reliable method of determining which is the upstream side of a Complete particulate filter following use by in-plant survey teams.
(445/8333-110; 446/8317-110)
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Item Summary Responsibility Comp. Date B-88 Provide a method for labeling syringe type high-level post-accident samples RAB 6/29/84 and document the labeling technique in CEM-516 and CEM-517 and in other procedures as appropriate.
(445/8333-111; 446/8317-111)
B-89 Techniques for sampling and collecting high-level liquid and effluent RAB 7/31/84 samples should be developed and placed in the appropriate procedure.
(445/8333-112; 446/8317-112)
B-90 Previde equipment, supplies and procedures for the radiation protection of RAB 7/31/84 security personnel.
(445/8333-113; 446/8317-113)
B-91 Provide clarification of the valve position (by procedure) to the nuclear CWS 6/29/84 operations support facility holding tank.
Also provide assurance that, once the waste water is diverted to the tank, the valves are physically controlled (e.g., locks or tags) to prevent tampering.
(445/8333-117; 446/8317-117)
B-92 Provide a method for health physics technicians to read contamination RAB 6/29/84 levels directly from a meter.
(445/8333-118; 446/8317-118)
B-93 Section 4.2.4.2 of EPP-307 should reference specific health physics and GWS 7/31/84 emergency procedures..
(445/8333-119; 446/8317-119)
B-94 EPP-ll6 should be referenced in EPP-308 and Section 10.0 of the emergency Complete plan.
(445/8333-120; 446/8317-120)
B-95 A debriefing statement should be added to EPP-ll6, " Emergency Repair and GWS 6/29/84 Damage Control", paragraph 4.3.1.1, which would clarify paragraph 4.3.1.2 as to where part of the information was obtained for documentation of emergency repair and damage control activities.
(445/8333-121; 446/8317-121)
B-96 Correct Section 4.3.2.7 of EPP-121 to read " normal operation" instead of CWS 6/29/84 "the Reentry and Recovery Phase".
(445-8333-122; 446/8317-122).
B-97 Revise EPP-ll5 to assure that the news media personnel telephone numbers TLC 7/31/84 and other pertinent information are provided for the Dallas / Fort Worth metroplex news media at.d provide the mechanism for internal dissemination of news to the metroplex news media.
(445/8333-123; 446/8317-123)
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Iten Summary Responsibility Comp. Date B-98 A formal plan for documentir.g and evaluating all ebserver and participant Complete comments should be addressed in EPP-lG4 (445/8333-124; 446/8317-124)
B-99 A formal plan for assigning responsibillcy for corrective actions, followup Complete and identifying and resolving deficiencias should be addressed la EPP-104.
(445/8333-125; 446/8317-123)
B-100 EPP-104 should address c'
ills to be concueted on backshifts.
(445/6333-126; DEM 6/29/84 446/8317-126)
B-101 A policy for news media coverage of drills and exercises should be resolved DEM 6/29/84 by management and formalized in EPP-IC4.
(445/8333-127; 446/8317-127)
B-102 A method for documenting the quarterly review of the call lists needed to be Complete incorporated into EPP-203, "E.nergency Notification and Communication."
(445/8333-128; 446/E317-128)
B-103 The applicant should take the nece.ssary steps to ensure that up-to-date Not Required controll.ed copies of appropriate emergency response plans and procedures are provided to those local respense crganizations and individuals which may need them to cdequately and accurately interface with the Comanche Peak Steam Electric Station / Texas Utilities Generating Company organization during an emer;ency.
(445/8333-129; 446/8317-129)
COMMENT:
The NRC, State and County offices shall have controlled copies.
All local organizationc have their own prncedures that describe their response actions. These procedtires were ccordinnred with CPSES procedures.
B-lO4 Include in EPP-115, or another appropriate emergency plan procedure, the GWS 6/29/84 procedure for and tl.e conduct of an annual news media seminar.
(445/8333-131; 446/8317-131)
B-105 Conduct additional training fo centrol room personnel concerning DEM S/31/84 notification, message preparation, release, communication and practical training with the communication equipment that vill be used during an emergency. (445/8333-134; 446/8317-134)
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Item Summary
_ Responsibility Comp. Datg B-106 Conduct additional training for appropriate offsite authorities to ensure DEM
'5/31/64 their capability to receive and verify / authenticate notification messages transmitted by Comanche Peak Steam Electric Station.
(445/8333-135; 446/8317-135)
B-107 Conduct additional training for control rocu personnel concerning their DEH 5/31/84-responsibilities of promptly notifying offsite authorities of the " Site Area Emergency" and " General Emergency" classification and methods of accomplishing prompt notification as related to emergency broadcast system.
(445/8333-136; 446/8317-136) l
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