ML20071D299

Forwards Radiological Offsite Emergency Revs, Inadvertently Omitted from Revs Supplied to FEMA on 820722. Matls Should Be Incorporated Into Ny State Proposed Exhibit 6

ML20071D299
Person / Time
Site:	Indian Point
Issue date:	03/04/1983
From:	Feinberg J NEW YORK, STATE OF
To:	Gleason J, Paris O, Shon F Atomic Safety and Licensing Board Panel
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ISSUANCES-SP, NUDOCS 8303090329
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STATE OF NEW YORK ' DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SERVICE

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Tames P. Gleason, Esq. Dr. Oscar H. Paris ChaArman Administrative Judge Administrative Judge '

Atomic Safety and Licensing 513 Glimoure Drive '

Board Silver Springs, MD 20901 U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Frederi*ck J. Shon Washington, DC 20555 Administrative Law Judge Atomic Safety and Licensing James A. Laurenson Board Administrative Law Judge U.S. Euclear Regulatory, Atomic Safety & Licensing Commission Board Washington, DC 20555 U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission

. Washington, DC 20555 In the Matter of Consolidated Edison Company of Ncv York (Indian Point, Unit 2)

Power Authority of the State of New York (Indian Point, Unit 3)

Docket Nos. 50-247-SP and 50-286-SP

Dear Administrative Judges:

I have previously supplied to the board and the parties packets of Radiological Off-Site Emergency Plan Revisions dated July 7, 1982 and January 14, 1983. I inadvertantly omitted to provide State Plan revisions supplied to the Federal Emergency Management Agency on July 22, 1982. I request that my delay in providing this material be excused and that this material be incorporated into the New York State's Proposed Exhibit 6 (State Plan Revisions since June of 1982). This omitted material contains very few plan revisions and incorporation of thisMoreover, documentifinthe our exhibit will not be burdensome to the rarties.

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James P. Gleason -

Frederick J. Shon ,

Dr. Oscar H. Paris -

James A. Laurenson March 4, 1983 State's witnesses are examined during the week of March 21, as I have previously proposed, then the submission of this material will comply with tha. time limitations of 10 CFR S2.743 (b) .

Respectfully submitted,

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• JONATHAN D. FEINBERG Staff Counsel

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. Jl, Mr. Frank P. Petrone Director Region II Federal Emergency Management Agency l 26 Federal Plaza New York, NY 10278 .

Dear Mr. Petrone:

Attached please find revisions to, and further comments on, the Indian Point site specific portion of the New York State Radiological Emergency Preparedness Plan.

These revisions reflect the December 31, 1981 RAC comments, the results of the March 3, 1982 Indian Point Exercise, the review of the four county portions of the Plan and our further experience with this program.

To assist the RAC members in their review of these revisions, an instruction chart is attached which sets forth the changes and identifies the RAC comment which prompted the new material. Each revised page is dated -- new material is identified by a vertical line.

Those RAC comments which do not require Plan revisions are addressed in the second attachment to this letter.

The Disaster Preparedness Commission continues to be vitally concerned about the Radiological Emergency Preparedness Program, and is committed to a plan which: meets Federal criteria, State and local expectations and, most importantly, protects the health and safety of our residents.

Sincerely yours, 0

Q onald B. David ff for William C. Hennessy Chairman Disaster Preparedness Commission Atts cc: RAC Members

7/22/82

., . 'I N;W York Stata Radiological Emergency Prepcredness responsa and appropriate revised State Plan pages specific to the Indian Point Site Specific RAC comments. .

Please update your copy of the State Plan as indicated below:

REMOVE INSERT APPLICABLE RAC COMMENT IP-19, IP-20 IP-19, IP-20 A.l.c IP-21, IP-22 IP-21, IP-22 Rev. 7-82 IP-49 IP Rev. 7-82 H-7, I-7 II-7 II Rev. 7-82 I-8 IP-15 IP Rev. 7-82 J-9

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• The Department of Environmental Conservation provides equipment and man-power to assist in connunications and monitoring the environment, in case of a radiological emergency. .

The Department of Health assists local health agencies, provides labora-tory servicas, and maintains monitoring equipment. .

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MONITORING POTENTIAL RAN 0 LOGICAL EMERGENCIES The off site radiological monitoring capabilities of State agencies in '

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areas around nuclear facilities are primary to an adequate Prevention /

Mitigation program. Typical examples of fixed environ:nental monitoring.

equipment both in use and in planning (in the State of New York) ranges

() from air particulate monitors,' I-131 monitors and'thennoluminescent dosimeters, to environmental radiation monitoring systems associated with central processing and data connunicar. ion interface equipment for remote

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Presently the State relies on the licensee for off-site field iodine monitoring with support from local and federal response organizations.

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- _ 1- , 2.3 Em:rgency Response Planning Areas (ERPAs) .

The plume exposure EPZ for the Indian Point Site is divided into 46 emergency re'sponse planning areas (ERPAs) (SeemapFigure6.) The ERPAs were developed using the following criteria:

Major population areas have been preserved or grouped; Boundary definitions ha've been simplified (e.g., municipal boundaries, major roads) for clarity; The size and orientation of the ERPAs are adequate to respond to various -

levels of accident severity including but not limited to r' adit of approximately 2,-5 and 10 miles and sectors of approximately 2230 to 450 The effect of meteorological patterns, have been taken into consideration.

Protective action response options will be implemented according to ERPA.

Since emergency instructions to the public are based upon indi- '

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vidual ERPAs, protective actions can be accomplished in stages. Attach-ment IP-2 lists each ERPA and its boundaries.

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, The Division of Military and Naval Affairs. Office of Disaster Preparedness (ODP) will coordinate State agencies' actions and intercounty response activities.' State agencies may provide assistance in the form j

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3.3 Nuclear Facility Operators (NFO) Responsibility . .

The NFO (Consoli' dated Edison Company of New York, Inc. or.~ the Power Authority of the State of New York) will provide initial notification of a radiological energency or potential emergency situation to the State and appropriate County Warning points. The'NFO will provide monitoring (Attachment 5 IP) and assessment and evaluation for both onsite and offsite radiological considerations and will recommend appropriate protective actions. The NFO will also provide an . Emergency Operations Facility (EOF) to be staffed by the NF0, Federal, County and State technical personnel .

3.4 Federal Responsibility The responsibilities of the Federal government regarding radiological emergencies are divided primarily among three agencies--the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC), and the Department of Energy (DOE).

The U.S. Regulatory Commission (NRC) is responsible for approving on-site emergency plans and in the event of a radiological emergency ensure

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requirements of Federal Government guidelines. In addition FEMA coor- ',

i dinates all civil emergency planning and assistance functions for Federal agencies. FEMA will coordinate the Federal agencies involve- ,

ment and Federal assistance programs in accordance with their Master J

plan. '

The U.S. Department of Energy (00E) is responsible for providing emer-gency operations to assist State and local governments in protecting the health and safety of individuhls, the public and the environment in the event of a radiological emergency.' This is accomplished by means of the Federal Radiological Monitoring & Assistance Plan (FRMAP) which provides for the use of Federal capabilities ~ for radiological monitoring and assessment. . ~

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e Evaluate protective actions and decide on the best option.

e Implement the appropriate protective option (s).

The successful accomplishment of these three tasks depends upon the carefully orchestrated cooperation among County, State and NFO emer-gency response organizations based on their respective resources and responsibilities. The first two tasks are technical in nature and IP-16 Rev. 07-82

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,i accordance 'with the Site Emergency and Implementation Procedures. '

He will account for all personnel and has the authority to assign and delegate responsibilities to all members of the operating staff and emergency organization. He will also promptly notify, or cause to be notified, the Unit 2 Control Room and ensure that all necessary contacts wi,th local, State, and Federal authorities are made.

5.1. 3 Inter-Utility Agreement / Responsibility ,

Agreements have been made between, PASNY and Consolidated Edison to have facilities, equi.pment, and personnel made available to each '

other for backup capabilities in the event of a radiological inci-dent. Letters of agreement defining responsibilities and providing for mutual aid have been exchanged by the operators.

5.2 New York State Direction The statutory authority for executing the State Radiciogical Emergency Preparedness Plan belongs to the Disaster. Preparedness Commission (DPC) in accordance with New York State Law, the DPC provides direc-tion and control for all State disaster management activities and coor-dinates with local authorities.

The Comissioner of, Health has been assigned the responsibility for the overall radiological emergency preparedness program within the State. The Department of Health will assess and evaluate the emergency situation and recommend implementation i

of appropriate protective actions to County officials, in 'those cases ' 1 l- where no Stite declaration ~of disaster emergency is ussed. If such de ~

claration is issued the Department will direet the implementation of protective actions. The State ODP is the agency responsible for the coordination of State agency response activities and through the Southern District Office of ODP for inter-county response activities.

.5.3 Local Government Direction The statutory authority for directing emergency response activities in the Counties of Orange, Putnam, Rockland and Westchester belongs IP-37

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, to the respective County Chief Executives / Chairman of the County '8 Legislature. The implementation of each county's Radiological Emergency Response Plan is the responsibility of the County official designated by County Chief Executive / Chairman of the County Legislature. The following officials have been designated for each county:

e Orange County - Assistant Director, Office of Natural Disaster and Civil Defe$se -

e Putnam County - Director, Office of Civil Defense e Rockland C5unty - Deputy Director, Office of Emergency Services e Westchester County - Otractor of Disaster Preparedness and Emergency Services 5.4 Indian Point Emergency Response Facilities During nonnal plant operations and events in the Notification of

, unusual Event class, which have a low potential for increasing risk h to the public safety, the plant is managed and operated from the con-trol room.

For the declaration of Alert, Site Emergency or General' Emergency classes the Control Rooms for IP Units 2 and 3 will be activated and perform the functions of the Emergency Operation Facility (EOF) until those functions are shifted to the EOF, if appropriate. -

With the declaration of a Site Area Emergency, or General Emergency, ,

the activities of the Emergency Director and the Assessment Team will e

primarily be coordinated from the near-site EOF. The EOF is a dedicated

. emergency control center located in the Consolidated Edison Indian Point Service Center at the Indian Point Site.

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Director. These phones are located at the [P Unit 2 Control Foom, IP Unit 3 Control Room and the Emergency Operations Facility.

The National Warning System (NAWAS) dedicated land line has been installed in both IP Units 2 and 3 Control Rooms." This line permits imediate and direct comunication with the Westchester and Putnam Coun.ty Warning Po'ints as well as the Westchester County EOC and the 00P Southern District.

Through message rday from the Westchester County Warning Point, the State Warning Point, and the Orange and Rockland County Warning Points may also be contacted using this system. A loc &l government radio network -

exists between the 00P Southern District and Orange County l State agency radio comunicating capability including State Police,. Environmental '

Conservation, Fire, and Transportation are available in the 00P Southern O,'

District EOC, when activated. -

6.0 Initiation of Resoonse Activities 6.1 Emergency Classifications

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The Nuclear Regulatory Comission has established, and .this Plan adopts, the following four classes of emergencies for nuclear power, plants:

, e Notification of Unusual Event -

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a Site Area Emergency ,

o General Emergency For further explanation see Part I Section III of this Plan.

Examples of initiating cond'tions for these classes at the Indian Point Site are listed in Attachments IP 3 and IP 4.

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6.2.1 Plume Exposure EPZ i Upon detection of an initiating condition for any of the four emer-gency classes at either Indian Point Units 2 or 3, the Watch Super-visor / Emergency Director will immediately notify the State and County Warning Points using RECS. -

The initial notification inessage from the NFO shall contain the following information (refer to Part III Section 1 Procedure B, Radiological Emergency Data Form).

e Name and location of facility; e Name of person making report; e Backuo emergency phone number (if appkpriate);'

e Class af emergency and brief description; e Whether a release is taking place or not; e Whether protective measures may be necessary; e Potentially affected population; e Weather condition, wind speed and direction.

i During normal business hours (generally weekdays 8:30 a.m.-4:.45 p.m.) ,

the State Department of Health will be an immediate recipient of the NFO notification and will obtain additional information from the NFO . '

at that time by means of RECS. During non-business hours, the State Warning Point will immediately relay the notification message to the State Department of Health, the Radiological Emergency Preparedness Group and State Office of Disaster Preparedness according to State alerting procedures.

The State Department of Health will contact the appropriate Emergency Director by the most expeditious manner (RECS, cmnerical telephone) to obtain additional emergency information including:

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e Date/ time of incident e Class of emergency e Type of actual or proj.cted release (airborne, waterborne, surface spill), and estimated duration / impact times; e Estimate of quantity of radioactive material released or being '

released and the points and height of releases; ,

e Chemical and physicah form of released material, including esti-mates of the relative quantities and concentration of noble gases, iodines and particulates; e Meteorologircal conditions (H i nd speed, dire: tion stability, precipitation, if any);' . .4 e Actual or projected dose rates at site boundary; projected inte-grated dose at site boundary; I e Orojected dose rates and integrated dose at the projected peak and at 2, 5 and 10 miles, including sector (s) affected;

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The State Department of Health will r'kquest the State Warning Point to notify appryriate State agencies in accordance with the State Comunications and Warning Implementing Procedures (Part III -

Section 18, Comunications/ Warning). The State Department of Health will insure that the additional information has been received by the county officials. See Figures 7-10 for County Radiological Response Organizationc 6.2.2 Ingestion Pathway EPZ . .

Upon determination of' a radiological emergency that may impact on the ingestion pathway, the State 00P will notify potentially affected jurisdictinns. This notiffeation will be made to County / City / State Warning Points by means of comercial telc;;:.one. In critical situa-tions, the National, Warning System (NAWAS) will be available for notification to affected Warning Points. The following jurisdic-tions are within the Ingestion Pathway EPZ only and notification will be made by State 00P to New York State jurisdiction.s and to New Jersey, Connecticut and Pennsylvania Authorities for counties located in th'ose states. for detail and procedures refer to Page III-39 and Procedure H.

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Outchess County Ulster County Sullivan County

? 'Nassau County Suffolk County New York City (all boroughs) .

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initiate action to assess the accident as soon as possible and detemine the i exposure to the offsite population. Assessment intially depends on instru-1 mentation with alams or those which have readout in the Control room. It is important to make an early assessment of the potential exposure and have it available for the State and County officials. T'hs assessment process involves accident evaluation to determine release rates, use of meteorological data to

• determine diffusion patterns and measurement of the specific activity of noble gases and iodines so that whole body and thyroid exposure can be estimated, j Presently the State relies on the licensee for offsite field iodine monitoring with support from local and federal response organizations.

c Release rates are determined from effluent monitor readings or field survey while noble gas, I-131, and I-133 concentrations are measured on effluent samples taken by a chemical technician. Meteorological data is evaluated so i

that the appropriate diffusion overlays can be selected and aligned on the base map. The overlays are used to determina site boundary concentration and l dose rates. Dose rates at other points of interest are evaluated using the overlay and release rate data and/or offsite monitoring results from fixed air sampling sites, T1.D's and emergency sampling sites.

Dose assessment results will be evaluated in relation to the PAG's and data about the plant surroundings to recommend protective actions to State and County officials. The Atmospheric Release Advisory Capability (ARAC) and the Meteorological Information Dose Assessment System (MIDAS) meteorological /

radiological computer programs are also available for assistance in assestment and evaluation. Specific information on ARAC and MIDAS is provided in the County Radiological Emergency Response Plans (Part IV).

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and evaluation of protective action response actions.

Additional specific information on assessment and evaluation procedures is contained in Part III, Section IH, Assessment / Evaluation.

The description of the Indian Point onsite 'and offsite survey / sampling monitoring program is shown in Attachment 3 IP.

6.6 Public Information and Notification .

6.6.1 Release of Public Infomation The State PASNY, Consolidated Edison and each county have a designated spokesperson for the release of information to the press, radio, and TV on the status of the incident. The primary spokesperson for infor-mation on the public health impact of any, radiological releases and on any required protective actions is the State Public Information Officer.

6.6.2 Coordination of Publ_ic Information The State Comissioner of Health and the local Chief Executives /

, Chairmen of the County Legislature are- asponsible for issuing

' public announcements on public health and safety, relating to a radiological emergency. Co'unty and utility public information' officials and the State Public Information Officer shall consult with one another prior to issuing releases, to insure that factual and consistent in-

, formation will be available for reporting to the public, in a timely

,, manner, at both State and local levels. Specific requests for in-formation received by local jurisdictions, regarding public health e

and safety items not covered in joint State-local liaison, will be referred to the State PIO. (refer to Procedure C). .

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. U 6.6.3 Public Notification Notification of the public residing within the plume exposure EPZ

(- will be accomplished with a system of outdoor sirens. Individuals in areas that are not accessible to siren notification (such as park areas) will be notified by other means such as route alert by law enforcement and fire personnel.

The siren is a " signal" for the public to tune to an EBS radio or television station for specific emergency information and instructions.

System design for the siren network for plume exposure EPZ in contained in County RERPs. -

6.6.4 Contents of Press / News Releases .

To facilitate the release of accurate and consistent information to the public, sample press /r.aws release are prepared.

h The preparation of any press releases should be a result of PASNY, Consolidated Edison staff, County, and State coordination and will incorporate the following specifics:

e Identification of the sources issuing the information; e Identification of the facility experiencing the emergency and the time the incident began; e Identification of the communities or geographic areas affected by emergency; e Brief description (in layman's terms) of the type of emergency; e The nature of the hazard, particularly in terms of potential risk or absence thereof, to the affected populace; e Instuctions with regard to specific protective measure to be taken by residents of the affected areas;

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7.0 Protective Action Resoonse Dot.'ons Part I,Section III, identifies and discusses the various protective action response options available in the event of a radiological emerger.cy.

These response options will either be ricommended or directed'by the State Health Department as stated in 3.1. These response options are . tabula'ted according t'o the ingestion pathway and plume exposure actions. ,

Ingestion pathway ,EPZ protective action response options inc1'ude:

e Environmental surveillance o Milk and dairy products '

e Other agricultural products e Water sources ,,

e Coordination with government agencies outside of New [ork State Plume exposure EPZ protective action response options include:

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e Selective evacuation e General evacuation l .

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