ML20076K480

Public Version of Revised Emergency Plan Implementing Procedures,Including Procedures 1014 Re Administration of TMI-1 Onsite & Offsite Emergency Duty Roster & 1004.3 Re Site Emergency

ML20076K480
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Site:	Three Mile Island
Issue date:	06/15/1983
From:	Hukill H, Nelson M, Toole R GENERAL PUBLIC UTILITIES CORP.
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, IW ORTANT TO SAFETY NON-ENVIRONMENTAL IWACT RELATED THREE MILE ISLAND NUCLEAR STATION UNIT NO.1 ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURE 1014 ADMINISTRATION OF THE TMI-1 ONSITE AND OFFSITE EMERGENCY DUTY ROSTER l Table of Effective Pages Page Revision Page Revision Page Revision Pa Revision 1.0 8 2.0 8 -

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e o I 1014 Revision 8 THREE MILE ISLAND NUCLEAR STATION UNIT NO. 1 ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURE 1014 ADMINISTP.ATION OF THE TMI-1 ON-SITE AND OFF-SITE EMERGENCY DUTY ROSTER 1.0 GENERAL 1.1 Purpose The purpose of this procedure is to establish the administration a'nd maintenance of the THI-1 On-Site and Off-Site Em e y Duty Roster.

1.2 Scope This procedure establishes responsibiliti 0 and M Director Unit 1 - Emerge redness Manager, D ection Superinten-aent, Unit a f pervisor and sel ,anagers and department heads for i and implementi e nit i Emergency Duty Roster for b t -site and off-site.

1.3 Reference TMI-1 Emergency Plan I menting Procedur %

2.0 ATTACHMENTS 2.1 Attachment 1 1 tt UM QUALIFICATIONS F0 ERGENCY ORGANIZATION RS _

3.0 RESPONSIBILITI 3.1 0 and M Direttor THI-1 The 0 and M Director TMI-1 is responsible for insuring that a TMI-1 On-Site Emergency Duty Roster is available at all times to the TMI-1 Shift Supervisor. He is responsibic for ensuring that it is:

1. fonnulated

2. approved by the Duty Superintendent

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4. maintaincd current in the Shift Supervisor's Office

5. that the current Duty Roster is reflected appropriately on the Shift Supervisor's Duty Roster Status Board. (EPIP 1004.8)

NOTE: Members of, and alternate to the On_ Site Emergency  :

Duty Roster must meet the qualifications outlined in :

Attachment 1, and must have received fonn 1 training :

in accordance with Administrative Proced e 052.  :

Records of current training shall be o e the  :

TMI Training Department.  :

3.2 Emergency Preparedness Manager The Emergency Pre edness Manager, or s des ee is responsible for ensuring t f-Site Emerge Duty oster is available at all times '

T -1 Shift Supervis He is responsible for ensuri t e TMI_1 Off-Si e ency Duty Roster is:

1. ated

2. approved

3. distributed to ce sary persons

4. maintained r t^1n the Shif t Su[vis s office The Emergenc P edness Manager l\ ecember 31st of each year, iss Section Progr for. he coming year, to all on site -site duty. section m k ers.

NOTE: Members of, and alternates to, the Off_ Site Emergency :

Duty Roster must meet the qualifications outlined in :

Attachment 1 and have received formal training it)  :

accordance with Administrative Procedure 1052.  :

Records of current training shall be on file in the  :

TMI Training Deoartment.  :

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1014 Revision 8 Duty Section contains an ade,quate complement of personnel to support Emergency recall to the Unit, and to enable any required PRG support.

3.4 TMI-1 Shift Supervisor The THI-1 Shift Supervisor's designee is responsible for the init-f ation of callout for Emergency situations. (EPIP . The Shift Supervisor will retain responsibility for t fety unless relieved by a senior reactor operator (SRO) i hanagement representative.

3.5 Duty Section Pe Personnel a e sitions on the 13 Duty Emergency Roster are respon or ensuring the a ailable for recall. Each ,

perso be provided a bee ing their duty week. It is the individuas responsibil sure he can b'e ached at the number listed on the er via his beeper. ndividual on duty is responsib e usuring his beeg bntained in work-ing order, and <t 9he is in a positio7 being able to report within 1 h -site assign s f assigned a duty section -

beeper, c to be utilized by\m$ than one individual, personnel ar responsible for ensuring the beeper transfer occurs on, or shortly after 0800 on the day the new duty section assumes the duty. Upon being beeped, personnel located in the TMI area shall respond by calling the code-a-phone (948-8801) in the shift supervisors office.

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1014 l Revision 8 3.6 Manager / Department Heads It is the responsibility of each Department Head who has employees under his cognizance that are listed on the on-site and off-site duty rosters to notify the responsible persons of changes to the published roster schedule.

4.0 SPECIFICS 4.1 TMI-1 Duty Rosters 4.1.1 On-Site Emergency Duty Roster The TMI-1 On-Site Emergency Duty Roster has been create o ensure that a suff complement of person-nel r ailable 24 hours2.777778e-4 days <br />0.00667 hours <br />3.968254e-5 weeks <br />9.132e-6 months <br /> a to support emergency tua 1ons. Emergency ua ns are ones where the TM - Shift Supervi or n ates callout of personnel due o implementati th Emergency P1 The TMI-1 On-Site Emer n sty Roster is co. (names, phone numbers, epe numbers, etc.) y and M Dire t r n 1 or his design 17:' The completed Roster is th Dartted to and ap he Duty Section ,_

S ntendent. The ap Roster is then distributed ly to the Duty Section Superintendent and the managers / department heads of persons listed on the roster. The master copy is maintained in the Unit 1 4.0

1014 Revision 8 Shift Supervisor's office, and assignments reflected appropriately on the Shift Supervisor's Duty Roster Status Board.

NOTE: Duty Sections normally run from 0800 hours0.00926 days <br />0.222 hours <br />0.00132 weeks <br />3.044e-4 months <br /> each  :

Monday until 0800 hours0.00926 days <br />0.222 hours <br />0.00132 weeks <br />3.044e-4 months <br /> the following Monday. How-  :

ever, if a holiday falls on a Monday then the  :

previous week's duty section retains the until  :

Tuesday 0800 hours0.00926 days <br />0.222 hours <br />0.00132 weeks <br />3.044e-4 months <br />. The On_ Site Emerg  :

Roster will be distributed by 1600 hou  :

Thursday prt or to the Monday the Du takes  :

effect, and posted in the Shift Su vi o s office  :

by 0800 Monday.  :

4.1.2 Off_Si ergency Duty Roste The . f-Site Emergen Roster is completed ame phone numbers, epe umbers, etc.) by the Site Em ency Preparedn '

er or his designee. The ompleted roste approved by t Manager .

Emergency Prepa ess and is distr e' annually

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a. TMI. Shi Supervisor (Mas

b. e Support Direc

c. ency Support P unicator ergency Support o ry Communicator 0 and M Director TMI 1

f. Designated Duty Personnel

g. Manager _ Emergency Preparedness

h. Site Emergency Preparedness Manager, TMI

• Revision and distribution may be accomplished more l frequently, as required, by additions, deletions, or other changes to the Emergency Duty Roster.

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1014 Revision 8 4.2 Maintenance of Approved Duty Rosters 4.2.1 TMI-1 On-Site Emergency Duty Roster Individuals assigned to the On-Site Emergency Duty Roster, or, in their absence their department head, shall be responsible for submitting the name(s) of qualified replacements for approval in the event t i be unable to fulfill On-Site Emergency D t r assign-ments. Changes will be submitted o and M Director

- Unit 1 or his designee no 1a t. noor Wednesday of the w r to the affecte S on's duty. The Duty R . ter copy (mainta EH the Shift Supervisor's and the Shi i or's Du.ty Roster Status Board will be updatt* he 0 and M Director - Unit 1 or is designee t h t approved chan . Changes requested Wednesday will be oved by the Duty Sect erintendent w w tify the Shif t Forema In this case, the E reman or his designee.

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u oster Status Boar 4.2.2 0 -Site Emergency Duty Roster Individuals assigned to the Off-Site Emergency Duty Roster shall be responsible for being available to report to their assigned station within four hours of notifica-tion. The Emergency Support Director and one member of:

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1014 Revision 8 Support Representative, Assistant Environmental Assess-ment Coordinator and the Emergency Preparedness Repre-sentative must report to the NEOF within one hour of notification. The Off-Site Duty Roster is established on a priority call-up basis. Duty member call-up will be conducted in priority order and in accorda ith EPIP 1004.8. The Off-Site Emergency Duty Ro t er copy will be maintained in the Shift Supe iso ' Office by the Emergency Preparedness Mana designee.

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MINIMJM QUALIFICATIONS FOR EERGENCY ORGANIZATION EMBERS ON-SITE DUTY PERSONNEL POSITION POSITION TITLE OR EXPERTISE Emergency Director Shift Superv sor or Shift Foreman or Plant Manager or (Duty Section Superintendent) Senior Sit rations Management Person Communicator Technica An ly l

Communications Assistant Technical Ana Technical Support Center Coordinator nior Lead Enginee q Technical Support Center Engineers ted Discipline End ers - ie: Nuclear Engineers j As

! Electrical Engineers l Mechanical Engineers l

1 I and C Engineers i

Radiological Assessment Coordinator Senior 1 Controls Technician / Foreman Radiological Analysis Suppcrt Engine Radiological rol gineering Personnel Operations Support Center coordinator enior Operations, <] te e, or Radiological Controls nician/ Foreman Radiological Monitoring Teams

• qadio gical Controls Technje r juniors) auxiliary On-site and Off-site (2-man teams) ger Maintenance PersMn as onitors and Site Per 1 as Drivers.

Radiological Controls Technicians Radiological Controls Technicians lI I

Operations Coordinator Shift Supervisor or Senior Operations # rson (SRO)

Radiological Controls Coordinator Radiological Controls Foreman Chemistry Coordinator Chemistry Technician / Foreman Emergency Maintenance Coordinator Maintenance Technician / Foreman .

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• MINIMJM QUALIFICATIONS FOR EMERGENCY ORGANIZATION EMBERS ON-SITE DUTY PERSONNEL POSITION POSITION TITLE OR EXPERTISE Security Coordinator Senior Secu ty Person Site Security Force

• Security o nel -

Chemistry Technicians

• N' Chemistry Tec Maintenance Personnel

• I Maintenance Per Shif t Sup,erviser

• Supervisor (S )j Shif t Foreman

• eman (RO)

Operations Shift Personnel

• Con h perators (CRO)

Auxi>ia ators (AO)

Shift Technical Advisor

• Assorted D pl ne Engineer First Aid and Rescue Team

• A Multi-Media Firs t$ u ified Personnel Fire Brigade Team

• F' e Brigade Qualifi d P r 1

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MINIMJM QUALIFICATIONS FOR EERGENCY ORGANIZATION EMBERS 0FF-SITE DUTY PERSONNEL SHIFT POSITION POSITION TITLE or EXPERTISE Emergency Support Director Senior Manap ent Representative Emergency Support Staff Site Man .t sonnel Emergency Support Communicators lb Technical Anal t, i

Public Affairs Representative Public. Information nt Duty Person Group Leader Technical Support ec- ical Functions Ma ement Person Technical Support Staff ec n unctions Department Engineers Technical Support Representative Techn'c u fons Department Engineer Group Leader Radiological Controls Su o Radiologi contr is Engineer Group Leader Chemistry Support .

Chemistry Super is g Engineer Group Leader Maintenance Support a ntenance Foreman Group Leader Administrative Support to dainistration D art rson Maintenance and Construction Manager n ce and Construction age r Engineer Group Leader Security Support Security Supervisor j Personnel Monitoring Coordinator Radiological Controls Supervisor or Engneer Radiological Controls Manpower Support Radiological Controls Engineering Coordinator 10.0

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• MINIPtJM QUALIFICATIONS FOR EERGENCY ORGANIZATION EMBERS e

OFF-SITE DUTY PERSONNEL SHIFT POSITION POSITION TITLE or EXPERTISE Environmental Assessment Coordinator Environme N ssessment Supervisor or Engineer Assistant Environmental Assessmen o & nator Enviro ta p nt Engineer Emergency Plat.ing Representative Emergency Pre epartment Engineer Environmental Assessment Group vironmental Asse tentists Security Support Staff Security PersonneN Administrative Support Staff Admi t ion Department 1

Personnel Monitoring Staff Site Di im r Personnel Chemistry Support Staff Site Chem y P rsonnel

. Maintenance Support Staff i Site Maintenance rj

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- 06/15/83 IMPORTANT TO SAFETY NON-ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT RELATED THREE MILE ISLAND NUCLEAR STATION UNIT NO. 1 EMERGENCY PLAN IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURE 1004.3 SITE EMERGENCY Table of Effective Pages Page Revision Page Revision Page Revision Pa e Revision 1.0 9 31.0 9 2.0 9 32.0 9 .-

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- Revision 9 THREE MILE ISLAND NUCLEAR STATION UNIT N0.1 EMERGENCY SITE EMERGENCY PLAN IWLEMENTING PROCEDURE 1004.3 1.0 PURPOSE The purpose of this procedure is to define the conditions that shall be regarded as a Site Emergency for Three Mile Island Nuclear Station (Unit 1) and to:

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Ensure necessary actions are taken to protect th h.

' and safety of the public.

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Ensure necessary actions are taken to not uclear management and offsite emer response .organiz

c. Mobilize the em cy response org

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priate em en actions.

The Emergenc re r is responsibt e implementing this procedure.

NOTE: The Emergen ........___.._g ............_ ...

authorit an or is vested w ertain  :

delegat ponsibility that t be  :

a. Ci s i bordinate. I luded e:  :

b. p tion of an emer c nt.  :

and directing 1 agencies. notification to :

c. oving and directin  :

thq) media.

1 ation releases to  :

proving and, i os  :

ppropriate Prot le, personally conveying

to the Bureau of R ction Recommendations  :

fon Protection.

Directing onsite evacuation at the Alert or  :

lower level emergency classification based on

f. potential hazard to non_ essential personnel.  :

Authorizing emergency workers to exceed 10 CFR 20 :

Radiation Exposure Limits.

g.  :

Approving and directing deviation from

established operating procedures, emergency  :

operating procedures, normal equipment operating :

limits or technical specifications during  :

attempts to control the emergency. (Note: It is :

imperative that the Emergency Director consult  :

to the fullest extent practicable with the  :

Parsippany Technical Functions Center in arriv.  :

ing at a decision to deviate from prescribed procedures.  :

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2.0 ATTACHMENTS 2.1 Attachment I, i. Emergency Notifica i 2.2 Attachment e gency Status 2.3 Attacha Checklist for No on of Significant Events Made in Acc dance with 10 CFR 50.72.

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. o 1004.3 Revision 9 3.0 EMERGENCY ACTION LEVELS 3.1 Radiological Control and Containment Integrity Initiating Condition Indication 3.1.1 Actual or projected dose rates at As indicated by:

the Exclusion Area boundary that if a. Valid count rate of > 1.0 released for one hour would result x 105 cpm on the gas channel in doses greater than 1/20 of the of RM-A8.

lower limit EPA Protective Action b. Valid c r e of > 3.0 Guidelines but less than the ._ lower x 106 c e gas channel limit EPA Protective Action Guide- of lines using actual containment c. Av unt rate increase of pressure. >. cpm / min on the annel of RM-A8.*

d. Ay d count rate increase

>3.0 x 104 cpm / min. on iodine channel of RM-A9.*

g. A valid dose rate of >2.8 x 0 104 mR/hr on RM-G8. --

Offsite radiological monitor-ing reports or dose projec-tions of >50 mR/hr (gamma) but <1 Rem /hr (gamma) or airbo ne dose equivalent I-1 f >250 mR/hr (> 1.6 x 1

<3.2 cegto<5R/hr 0- uCi/cc).

3.1.2 Major damage to e in C d either:

containment or .h ling . object, weighing more than building. e Technical Specification Limiting Conditions for Operation 3.11.6 limits, impacting on spent fuel.

. The water level in the reactor vessel or spent fuel pool drops below the top of the spent fuel.

3.1.3 Reactor Building pressure >30 psig. As indicated by Reactor Building Spray initiation and on Reactor Building Pressure Indicator.

3.1.4 Reactor coolant total activity As indicated by either:

> 18,300 uCi/mi and/or Dose a. Reactor coolant activity as Equivalent Iodine-131 >1430 determined by sample and uCi/ml indicating possTble loss analysis.

of coolable geometry, b. RM-L1 Low (Off Scale High)

c. RM-L1 High (Off Scale High) i 3.0 l

1004.3 Revision 9 3.2 Security 3.2.1 Security of the plant (Vital Area) Shift Supervisor's judgement based is threatened by unauthorized on the information from the Duty (forcible) entry of the facility Security Sergeant.

(Protected Area).

3.3 General Plant Status

3.3.1 Other plant conditions are in Whenever plant onditions warrant progress or have occurred which it, as judged e Shift Super-

, may involve actual or likely major visor /Emerg y r ctor.

failures of plant functions needed NOTE: In ng the judgement for protection of the public. as to t r declaring a Site Em a'ny uncertainty conce status of plant fu to eeded for protection of

. 11, the length of time the nty exists, the prospects r ea y resolution of ambigui-44 , and the potential degrada-t on of the plant functions needed .

r protection of the public V' should be considered; i.e., sig-nificant uncertainty as to the reliabilft of plant functions for protectin the public extending beyond sonable time period is a suffic asis for declaring a Site er ncy.

3.4 Pressure, Tempe u d Inventory Cont v 3.4.1 Known loss c nt accident A dicated by automatic ECCS greater t a capacity i iation due to both high leading t e RCS saturati ntainment pressure (4.0 psig) nd low reactor coolant pressure (1600 psig) or reactor coolant system pressure / temperature curves or subcooling monitor

• indicate saturation conditions.

3.4.2 Primary to Secondary leak As indicated by:

a. Known primary to secondary a. Automatic ECCS initiation due leak rate and the Reactor to low Reactor Coolant System '

Coolant System approaching Pressure (1600 PSIG) or l saturation. saturated conditions being  !

approached as indicated on the Reactor Coolant System ]

pressure / temperature curves )

or the subcooling monitoring )

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b. Total primary to secondary leak b. Yalid high alarm on the steam rate >50 GM AND loss of offsite line monitor (RMG26 or RMG27) power 7 and makeup tank level de-creasing at >2 inches / minute in conjunction with an indicated failure of offsite power (zero volts on SS-1 for the 4 bus AND 8 bus).

c. Total primary to secondary leak c. Makeup tanE Tevel decreasing rate >50 GPM AND a steam ifne at >2 inc minute in break 7 conJunc h a rapid unantic p,a ecrease in ste e or actuation i of am Line Rupture D System (SLRDS) or dication.

d. Total primary to secondary d. Ma tank level decreasing

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leak rate > PM AND a loss t> inches / minute with a of conden . Td high alarm on the steam line monitor (RMG26 or RMG27)

S> in conjunction with condensor e.

O primary to seconda 50 GPM WITH in te e.

vacuum <23 inches or <2 circulating water pumps operating.

Makeup tank level decreasing r at >2 inches / minute with fue damage ANU 6N_ ft . val igh alarms on RML1 Low following: a 1 High (Reactor

1. Loss of of p r C etdown Monitors)

2. Steam ifn

3. Loss of C Vacuum icated failure of ffsite power (zero volts on SS-1 for the 4 bus and 8 bus) OR 0 2. Rapid uiianticipated decrease in steam pres-sure or actuation of the Steam Line Rupture Detection System (SLRDS) or visual indication of a steam line break OR

3. Condensor vacuum ~73 inches or <2 circulating water pumps operating.

3.4.3 High incore thermocouple readings Any two incore thermocouple following a reactor trip. readings > 700*F following a reactor trip.*

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a. All means to feed and remove heat from OTSGs.

b. All means to control Reactor Coolant Pressure

c. Makeup pumps or makeup flow

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3.5 Electrical Power 3.5.1 Loss of all offsite power coin- Continuation fpdition in Alert I cident with a loss of both Diesel EAL 3.5. o than 15 minutes Generators for more than 15 minutes.

3.5.2 Loss of.all vital onsite DC Conti of condition in Alert power for more than 15 minutes. E .5. or more than 15 minutes.

3.6 Instrumentatio tuation Systems 3.6.1 Most or al tors lost and  % udged by.the Shift Supervisor, plant tra en initiated or in progre ay involve actual or li failures of M func needed for protecti of th lic.

3.6.2 Failure of any actuated ency ' Shift r sor judges that ECCS Core Cooling System 1 HPI, setp int is ceeded but ECCS has LPI and Core Flood to rt and not ti ed.

run following au o ystem initiation suc t number of components lable is below the minimum fte accident analysis.

3.7 Natural -made Phenomena 3.7.1 Severe natural phenomena being Plant is not in cold shutdown and experienced or projected with any of the following. phenomena plant not in cold shutdown. are experienced or projected:

a. An earthquake of magnitude

> 0.129 horizontal and/or

> 0.089 vertical acceleration l TSafe Shutdown Earthquake).

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b. River Stage >307 feet at the l River Water Tntake Structure.

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c. Actual river state <271 feet at the River Water Tntake Structure.

d. Sustained Hurricane winds or l tornados >75 mph as indicated l on the Wiiid Speed Recorder.

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a. Aircraft crash which, in the judgment of the Shift Super-visor affects vital struc-tures by impact or fire.

b. Explosion or missile damage which, in the judgment of the Shift Supe visor, causes severe da to safe shut-down eq ip tnt

c. Ent x c or flammable gas N tal areas which in 'gment of the Shif t '

r, affects operation shutdown equipment.-

3.7.3 Fire compromisi functions d by the Shift Supervisor.

of any safety 3.7.4 Evacuatio ontrol Room ntrol Room is evacuated and where con the shutdown ntrol of all of the following system ,s stablished systems or equipment is not withi minutes. established within 15 minutes:

a. Emergency Feedwater System

b. Turb Bypass Valves or A eric Steam Dump Valves.

c. Ma mps

d. d9akeu ou f ontrol Valve.

e. t Flow Control .

R to Alert EAL 3.7.4) 3.8 Reactivity C t 3.8.1 Complete s function indicated by a complete loss of needed t hot shutdown. ontrol Rods.

• These indication may be determined via instrumentation that will be in-stalled or expanded as required by NUREG 0578 prior to restart.

4.0 EMERGENCY ACTIONS ,

4.1 Upon recognition that any of the above action levels have been i

reached or exceeded, the Shift Supervisor / Duty Section Super-intendent shall assume the duties of the Emergency Director.

(The event should be assessed and declared within 10 minutes of the occurrence).

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assumed the duties of Emergency Director. The Dnergency Director shall periodically (approximately every hour) consult I

with the lead personnel of each area involved in the emer_

gency, and discuss:

a. Status of each area

b. Immediate actions to be taken by each son

c. Problem areas

d. ~ Recommendations on course of a n.

4.3 Announce, announced, the f 1 g message over the public e system (merged): E?

NOTE. n on Whelen si h.  :

ATT TION ALL PERS -

ENTION ALL PER EL: A SITE EMERGENCY HAS BEEN .... IN UNIT I. N-ESSENTIAL PERSONNEL IN U idRT TO UNIT I WAREH ALL NON-ESSENTIAL PER N THE UNIT II AR T TO THE UNIT II WAREHOUSE. NNEL IN H.P. AREAS PROCEED TO THE H.P. AEG TROL POINTS. MB'EkS OF THE EMERGENCY ORGANIZATI EPORT TO YOUR STATI J ERE WILL BE NO SM0 KIN NG OR EATING U HER NOTICE. (Repeat mess lo 1 ). -

4.4 If cy is radiation-ori d, direct that the Radiation Emergency Alarm be sounded.

NOTE: Turn off Whelen siren after alarm has been sounded.  : -

4.5 Assign a Communicator to make notifications to persons and/or agencies per Attachment I,Section I.

l 4.6 Assign a Communications Assistant and direct him to perform all applicable steps of 1004.8.

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4.8 Contact the Duty Section Superintendent and discuss Plant Status and infom him that the onsite and offsite Duty Section )

l personnel are being called. l 4.9 Depending on the emergency action level which ached or exceeded,ensurethaftheappropriateEme Nerating Procedures have been implemented.

4.10 If local services (fire, ambulance are required, direct t cator to notif au n County Emergency Opera er arid request t @ repriate assistance.

N i rity (N/S Gate) o eg n preparations to expedite

/ y of responding emer personnel (Police / Fire /

Ambulance). Secur d be advised to mplement EPIP 1004.19. Emer e ity/ Dosimetry Badge uance.

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NOTE: IfA gency Response (Persohne a are required to  :

e outside the Protectagea affected by a  :

tive plume, th ghaty Director or his  :

s nee will direc uance of TLD's from the  :

r h or South Gate.  :

4.11 If the emergency involves radiological problems, direct the Radiological Assessment Coordinator to implement Radiological Controls During Emergencies procedure (1004.9).

4.12 If changes in onsite or offsite radiation levels are expected, direct the Radiological Assessment Coordinator to:

a. Dispatch offsite and/or onsite radiation monitoring teams in accordance with EPIP 1004.10 and send a monitor to the Emergency Assembly Areas. -

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b. Implement Onsite/0ffsite Dose Projection procedure (1004.7).

4.13 If personnel / vehicles are, or are suspected to be contamin-ated, have the RAC initiate the Personnel / Vehicle Monitoring and Decontamination procedure (1004.20).

4.14 Activate the Technical Support Center (1004.28 the Operations Support Center (1004,29).

4.15 If additional resources or notificatfor, r .uired, refer -

to Additional Assistance and Notiff to rocedure (1004.6).

4.16 Assign an al to complete A ta nt II,Section I and give i Radiological Ass iDn Coordinator.to transmit to t u of Radiation r c on.

4.17 [ t the Radiological s ent Coordinator to complete Atta hment II, Sec I o transmit to t Bureau of Radia-tion Protection oactive release ha curred or is occurring. U 4.18 Stop all d and gaseous disch at are in prcgress until a e sment of their is performed and specific ap a s given to continu release by t'he Emergency Direct r.

4,19 Yerify that communications and documentation are maintained per procedure Communications and Recordkeeping (1004.5).

4.20 If applicable, direct the Operations Coordinator to dispatch Emergency Repair / Operations personnel to investigate the l

identified problem av aa(s) *in accordance with Emergency Repair / Operations procedure 1004.21.

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4.22 Instruct the Radiological Assessment Coordinator to provide ongoing dose estimates for actual releases to the Bureau of Radiation Protection.

4.23 If a report of the accountability has not ived within 1 hour1.157407e-5 days <br />2.777778e-4 hours <br />1.653439e-6 weeks <br />3.805e-7 months <br /> from the time it was ordered, co t Security Coordinator at 8038, 8039, 8040 for st report.

4.24 If person naccounted for, ir the Operations Suppor Coordinator to i Tl the Search and Rescue Proc 004.18).

4.25 rson(s) are injure r and are in a radiologically cent olled area or ntially. contami ted, or if person (s) have y adiation protection osure greater than 25 rem; he RAC to im P 1004.16, Con.

taminated ies/ Radiation Ove e.

4.26 I f pe ve been expo direct the RAC to im e he Thyroid Blocki cedure EPIP 1004.35 as requir .

4.27 Upon completion of a muster at the warehouse, an orderly evacuation by private vehicle shall be ordered by the follow-ing message over the public address system (merged):

NOTE: Turn on Whelen siren switch.  :

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Emergency or d outty ws: ra to te Emergency, escal ate

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riteria have b en met (see tre not necess tenn recovery ency by performin out hf I,Section II the Site b.

v If Recovary Phase n tificattor.s in ach-Att Site Emergency acti g ianothave been \

on levels are met, but de. escalate to a lower no longer (

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c. If emergency action levels exceed those for a Site Emergency, escalate to a General Emergency, notify BRP on the Radiological Line and make the remaining notificaticqs in accordance with the General Emer-gency procedure (1004.4).

4,30 If nece ,saryz, due to potential contamination N 11y noncontaminated sunps and/or tanks, or the , closely monitor liquid releases, initiate proc d 1 .14, Monitor-ing/ Controlling Liquid Discharges.

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5.1 A hig lav of emergency has declared by the Emergency ,

Di e t d the General Emer c procedure (1004.4) is being mented,'or -

5.2 A lo er class of e has been 'declark by the Emergency Director and o t following.proced being implemented-

a. Unu M vent (1004.1)

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the Emergency Support Director; since no recovery operations are required, or -

5.4 The Site Emergency;can be shifted to a recovery mode by ,

implementing procedure 1004.24. -

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1. Dauphin County Emergency Operation Center (If this is a reclassification notification, fi JyBRPon the radiological line or 9-787-3720 then go to , unaffected Control Room).

a. Telephone or 9-236-7976

1. I act, activate Da ounty radio system.

b. This , b at the Three Mile I d Nuclear Stati i calling. We have declared a Site Emergency at hours. (B upon Emergency e'k)

Director judg liver one of 181ngstatements):

1. We h ot had a radioacti e OR

2. a ad a radioact ase, but do not expect this' tion to result in ectable changes in offsite r diation levels, OR

3. We have had a radioactive release, but do not know if there will be a detectable change in offsite radiation levels. We will be keeping the Bureau of Radiation Protection informed of the results of our investigation, OR 15.0

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4. We have had a radioactive release and expect to be able to detect changes in offsite radiation levels, but they will be less than the levels calling for ral Emergency.

We will be keeping the Bureau of Ra I Protection infomed.

(Giv non-technical d sc ion of the emergency tent of radioact & ease including poten-affected popula i s nd areas.

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2. Pennsylvania EmergeneT4! nt Agency (PEMA ,j (If this is a re 1 s tion notifica ~ o Item 3, unaf-fected Control o ). j l

NOTE: protective acti a to' be recomended, the  :

t  : rgency Director sh refer to the contents of  :

ttachment I,Section IV.  :

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a. Telephone: PEMA dedi::ated line (Use only during NORMAL work hours 0800-1600 hrs. Monday - Friday) or 9-783 8150 (Use when the dedicated line is out of service or after nomal work hours. A diverter forwards this after nomal work hours call to the PEMA Duty Officer').

NOTE: If unable to contact, proceed to Step 2.d.  :

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b. MESSAGE:

This is at the Three Mile Island (name/ title)

Nuclear Station Unit I calling. We have an e. . Give me the Operations Duty Officer. (When D cer answers):

This is a e Mile Island (name/ title)

Nuclear it I calling. We h declared a Site l

Emerg ,_ h @ . We request that you contact (time) e Bu u of Radiation 'on. Bureau of Radiation Pr ction call bac ul e made on the adiological Line I or 948-8069, 948-80 944-0839. (Da o Emergency Director's ju , deliver one of lowing statements).

1. We h o ad a radioacti ase, OR

2. W v ad a radioacti le , but do not expect this a ion to result in t able changes in offsite iation levels, OR

3. We have had a radioactive release, but do not know if there will be detectable changes in offsite radiation l evel s. We will be keeping the Bureau of Radiation Protecticn informed of the results of our investigation, OR 17.0

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4. We have had a radioactive release and expect to be ab.le to detect changes in offsite radiation levels, but they will be less than the levels calling for n al Emergency. We will be keeping the Bu ofv adiation Protection infomed.

c. Give a short non-technical descrip ' e emergency and, if applic er release, s ate th f rection of the proje i pathway and pot T y affected populations.

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e. ag verification:

p t Bureau of Radiati rotection (BRP) contact after PEMA notification. If no BRP confimation is received within 30 minutes, notify PEMA of the situation. If unable to contact PEMA (line busy), call Dauphin County and notify them that BRP has not verified initial contact. Request Dauphin County to contact PEMA and BRP.

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3. Unaffected Control Room

a. Telephone: 8066, 8067, 8068 or inter Control Room hotline.

b. MESSAGE: Give a brief description of plant st t o Shift Supervisor.

4. Institute of Nuclear Power Operations (Do not notify if this is a reclassificat fication).

a. Telephone 953-0904 or cont t TMI Site operator for as by dialing "0" Q

.b. l1ESS I is at Three Mile Island Nuclear

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5. American Nuclear Insurers 1-203-677-7305 or 9-1-800-243-3172/3173 (af ter normal working hours)

MESSAGE:

This is at Three flil land Nuclear (name/ title Station Unit I calling. We have declared a Si cy at hours. (Give a br ption of the (time) emergency).

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a \T A" 40 0 A We _ ad a radioact' ease.

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6. If the Site Emer olves radiatio , notify the follow-ing agencies-

a. Ra'di i i nagement Corpor Emergencies (0 -1700) 73-1-215-243-2990 (1700-0800) 73-1-215-841-5141 Office (0800-1700) 73-1-215-243-2950 .

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Station Unit I calling. We have declared a Site e y at hours. (Give a bri p,r ption of the (time) v emergency).

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We have had a a ve release.

We , V re stance at this time.

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(Desc assistance req * , any).

7. If police ical assistance i re f red, notify the following l agencie

a. Hersfiey Medical Center 534-8333 (Ask for Duty Nurse)

Notification to be perfonned per procedure 1004.16

b. Pennsylvania State Police 234-4051 1

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This is at the Three Mile Island (name/ title)

Nuclear Station Unit I calling. We have dec re ite Emergency at hours. W (time) ave /have not) had a radioactive release. We requ tance as follows:

(State an nce required).

8. Nuclear Regatsto y ommission (NRC) esda, MD (Cominic ith the NRC wi i c ntinuously maintained foll contact).

a. Tel hone: NRC Em otification Sys (ENS) (RED PHONE) (If ENS e inoperative, refer PIP 1004.6,

" Additional A 4;fce and Notific alternate methods.)

b. MESSAGE:

This o a the Three Mile Island (name/ title) (/

Nu Station Unit I calling. We have declared a Site Emergency at hours. (Based upon Emergency (time)

Director's judgment, use one of the following statements):

1. We have not had a radioactive release, OR l

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2. We have had a radioactive release, but do not expect this situation to result in detectable changes in offsite radiation levels, OR

3. We have had a radioactive release, but do b now if there will be a detectable change in i't adiation levels. We will be keeping the Bure of adiation Protection informed of the res s ur investigation.

4. We h radioactive rel as d expect to be able t t t changes in offsi dCr ation levels, but they 1 less than the e is alling for a General Emergency. We expe eyels to be < 1 Rem per hour (gamma) and < r hour child t id dose commit-ment. We b eeping the Bureau diation Protec-tion i f /J

c. Give a s e on-technical descr t f the emergency and the t the radioacti se, including affected po s and areas.

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Attachment I,Section I above; Refer to the NRC  :

f  : Notification Checklist, Attachment III. This  :

Checklist contains information desired by the NRC  :

and may be helpful in providing follow-u  :

information.  :

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TIME OF INITIAL NOTIFICATION TIME OF  :

OR ESCALATION DE-ESCALATION OR CLOSE OUT  :

A.  :

UNUSUAL  : SITE  : #RAL :: UNUSUAL:  : SITE  : GENERAL :

AGENCY  :: EVEN A)fRT : EMERGENCY : R N W EVENT : ALERT : EMERGENCY : EMERGENCY :

Dauphin County V':/,l [

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. PEMA $ _  : $  :

Unit 2 Control Room

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INPO  ::  :  : .Qs  ::  :  :  :  :

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1. Announce or have announced the following message o t plant page after turning on whelen sirens " ATTENTION NNEL, ATTENTION ALL PERSONNEL. The Site Emergenc n terminated.

(Give a brief description of the work re ic s, i f any)".

Repeat messag n off whelen sirens.

2. Bureau of RatNtth Protection D *

a. Tele Radiological L e r -787-3720

b. ' GE:

Thi is A at the ree Mile Island (na tre Nuclear Stati U I calling. We c sed out the Site Emergency hours an t d recovery operations.

(time)

Plea t y PEMA, Dauphin ter, York, Lebanon and '

C counties.

3. Unaffected ontrol Room

a. Telephone: 8066, 8067 8068

b. MESSAGE:

Notify Shift Supervisor / Foreman of close-out of the Site Emergency.

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4. If applicable, notify the following persons and/or agencies of close out of the Site Emergency:

a. Hershey Medical Center:

9-534-8333 (Ask for Duty Nurse)

b. Pennsylvania State Police: 9-234-4051 j c. Radiation Management Corp.:

rgencies (0800- 0 73-1-215-243-2990 (170 73-1-215-841-5141

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@ Office American Nuclear I r 0

0- 00) 73-1-215-243-2950 74-1-203-677-7305

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y the Emergency frector.

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1. Consideration shall be given to sheltering if:

a. Release time is expected to be short (Puff release ours).

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b. Evacuation could not be well underway prior to ed plume arrival due te short warning time, high d ds, and/or foul weather.

2. Consideration sha en to evacuation i9:

a. A relea e e cted to occur w't r Jected doses approaching or exce .

1 Re Whole Body a 5 Rem Child Thy

b. Release time i ected to be long ( s)

(AND)

c. Evacuat c be well underway p o plume arrival for above release, ba ed uoan wind speed and travel conditions.

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1. Description of Emergency:

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2. Has the Reactor tripped es / No

3. Did the Emergency Sa Systems actuate Yes / No If so, which ones ,D

a. High Pr s ection Yes / No

b. Low re Injection Yes / No i

c. Core Floo Yes / No l

d. 4 psig Reactor Bull tion s / No

e. Reactor Building S uated Yes / No

4. What is the status o plant

a. At. power

b. Hot Sta

c. Hot ShutdowK

d. Cooling down

e. Reactor Pressure psig

f. Reactor Temperature *F

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6. Are both diesel generators ope able Yes / No

7. Have any personnel injuries occurred Yes / No

a. If so, is the injured person (s) contaminated

, Yes / No 1.

What are the approximate radiation and and/or i contamination levels mR/hr 2

DPM/100 cm

8. Are there excessive levels and/or cont ation level s. S?

Yes / No

a. If so, i  :

1. - tion levels (Whole

2. Contamination leve DPM/100 cm t Location: O .

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1. What is the approximate radioactive source tem discharge rate from the plant (As detemined by the Projected Dose Ca c ion l Procedure (1004.7).

a. Noble gases Cf/sec

b. Iodine Ci/sec

2. What is the ap meteorology I

a. Wind s mQ

b. Wind e on

c. lity Class-Stable /

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3. What is e projected w b dose rate and ine concentration at the nearest offst ow d point

a. _ /

b. uCi/cc Iodine

c. (Location)

4. Estimat u ion of the release

a. If the release is teminated:

Start Time Stop Time Duration

b. If the release is still in progress:

Start Time Estimated Duration (hrs / min /sec) -

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5. a. Based on projected dose rates, fodine concentration and duration or estimated duration (if still in progress) of the release, will the lower limits of the EPA Protective Action Guides be exceeded (f.e.,1 Rem Whole Body, 5 1d s Thyroid)/

Yes/No

b. If yes, estimate time to exceeding  : V hours an d whole body ose Rem and child ose Rem.

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Date Time Name of Person Making Report Licensee Facility Affected Applicable Part of 10 CFR 50.72 G B.

Description:

Date of Event Time A_

Description of What _

C. Consequences of f_o - omplete dependin 7 ype of event)

Injuries a v Fatalitie '

Contaminati er nnel) _ (property)

Overexposures (known/possibleh h Safety Hazard (describe - tential) m

^ O l Offsite Radiation e Integrated Dose M V Lo Meterology (w d) (direction)

Weather Conditions (rain, clear, overcast, temperature)

Equipment / Property Damage D. Cause of Event:

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Taken Planned b Emergency Plan Activitated (Yes/No) Classificat gencyl V

Resident Inspector Notified (Yes/No) Sta N ied (Yes/No)

Press Release Planne o) News M i terest (Yes/No)

L Q1 tional F.

Current Status:@Co

1. Reac o ete depending stems Status pe of event)

Power Le 1 Before Even After vent Pressure m N~ p. (t hot) cold I RCS Flow (Yes/No Pumps On (

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Heat Sink: C er Stea mp Other mple Taken (Y Activity Level ECCS 0 Yes/No) perable (Yes/No)

ESF Actuat n (Yes/No)

PZR or RX Level Possible Fuel Damage (Yes/No)

S/G Levels Feedwater Source / Flow Containment Pressure Safety Relief Valve Actuation (Yes/No) 1 See Emergency Action Levels, Appendix 1, NUREG-0654, Revision 1, Criteria for Preparation and Evaluation of Radiological Emergency Response Plans and Preparedness in Support of Nuclear Power Plants.

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Nonnal Offsite Power Availabe (Yes/No) &

Major Busses / Loads Lost .

Safeguards Busses Power Source // ~

D/G Running (Y Loa s/No)

2. RadicactivitDieRNLIIe

• D Liquid /Ga b o ation/ Source Releas te Duration Stopped es/No) A Release Mon t red (Yes/No)

Amount of Release & Tech S . L1 s Radiation Levels Are ed

3. Security /Safeg 2 Bomb Thre h Conducted Search Results Site Ev (Yes/No)

Intrusion: Insider Outsider Point of Intrusion Extend of Intrusion Apparent Purpose Strike / Demonstrations: Si te of Group

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Arson (Yes/No)

Equipment / Property Extortion: Source (phone, l~etter, etc.) _

Location of Letter &

Demands m General : Firearms involved (Yes/No) // ce (Yes/No)

Control of Fac promised or Thre (Yes/No)

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UNIT NO.1 EMERGENCY PLAN IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURE 1004.12 ENVIRONENTAL MONITORING 1.0 PURPOSE The purpose of this procedure is to provide the requirements and methods for environmental monitoring during or after a declamd emer ncy at Three Mile Island. The Environmental Assessment Coordin s espon-sible for implementing this procedure.

2.0 ATTACHE NTS 2.1 Attachment I - TMI TLD Program V 2.2 Attachment II ical Environa tal pling Program 3.0 EMERGENCY ACTION L<EMbS D 3.1 This pr e to be inititate n declaration o f the follo g a. Site Emergency (as d by the Site E rgency Procedure 1004.3).

b. General Eme detemined by{the ral Energency Procedur .4).

c. As di ec d y the Emergency r.

A U 4.0 EMERGENCY ACTIONS

NOTE: Noti fy the' RAC when approaching 300 mrem. Recommend :

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to the RAC that your team be relieved i f possible.  :

Relief should be conducted in a low radiation ama. :

Notify the RAC when approaching 3E-10 uc/cc gross B-y :

airborne activity. Recomend to the RAC that your  :

teau don respiratory equipment.  :

1 Ini tial 4.1 Obtain effluent monitoring data (type of release, release rate, flow rate, release pathways, wind speed and direction, ,

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4.2 Dispatch offsite monitoring teams and the mobile monitoring lab when the Environmental Assessment Coninand Center is activated per procedure 1004.30, 4.3 Ensum communications are established betwe onitoring teams and the Environmental Assessment C nter.

4.4 When mobile lab reports to designate t , ensure that additional meterological infomat f its portable tower is obta 4.5 Ensu a feld data from t le lab and the monitoring e layed to the C n 1 com and the Near-site rgency Operations F i* .

i 4.6 Ensure that all e monitoring data fed into the Environmental s s nt computer.

4.7 Detemin t ency for the hof the themo-lumines dosimeters (TLD's) 1 in Attachment I.

4.8 De n specific types es and sampling fmquencies

@ ired to detemine offs teaadiological conditions. Refer to tachment II.

4.9 Ensure that all samples are returned to the EACC for further analysis and retention.

4.10 Ensure that all samples are labelled in accordance with Environmental Controls Procedures 9420-REM-4620.2 through 4620.10.

4.11 Ensure that environmental monitoring is continued to comple-tion in all situations, even though the emergency status has tenninated before sampling is complete.

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TM-I D- Al-1 4 0.4 North Weather Station TMI TM-ID-B1-1 3 1/2 0.7 Worth Bridge THI TM-ID-DI-1 3 1/2 l A Top of Dike TMI~

l TM-ID-El-1 4 0. 95 Top of Dike TMI I TM-ID-H1-1 6 0.4 167 Pole No.33-Mr-T 60, SSE TM1 l I

TM-ID-J1-1 4 1/2 0.8 184 South TMI TM-I D-K1 -2 6 0.4 9 Pole No.K-33-T-28,' South Parking Lot TMI TM-ID-L1-1 4 0 21 Mechanical Draft Towers TMI TM-ID-N1 -1 7 270 Due West on Shelley's l and ,.

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TM-ID-Pipi .3 1/2 0.4 293 O 's Island TM-ID-Q1-1 6 1/2 0.5 317 . If v s ' Island TM-ID-R1-1 4 0.2 340 North a ock TM1-i TM-ID-Cl-1 3 0.6 -35 Route 441 N.

TM-ID-DI-2 i 7 0.5 65 Laurel Road TM-ID-El-2 3 0.4 90 Observation Center 7

TM-I D-F1-1 6 0.5 117 ' Route 441 N. on Light Pole 4.0

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HEIGHT DISTANCE LOCATION ASIMUTH FEET MILES 0 l DESCRIPTION TM-ID-Gi-2 3 0.6 l

143 i Route 441 S.

TM-ID-L1-2 6 0.5 221 Beech Island TM-ID-R1-2 5 0.7 2 Henry Island TM-ID-K2-1 4 1.1 Shelley's Island TM-ID-L2-1 6 Route 262 Pole No.E2890, BK722-306 TM-I D-M2-1 4 1 253 Goldsboro Air Station TM-ID-N2-1 7 1.2 262 Goldsboro Marina on Light Pole TM-ID-P2-1 7 1.4 9 Still House Road on Tree TM-ID-Q2-1 5 1.8 West Shore along River TM-ID-A3-1 4 26 3 Middletown Substation TM-ID-H3-1 4 'Q,3 159 1 mouth-Collins Substation TM-I D-AS-1 6 4.3 3 reet Exit From Route No.K2481-10 TM-ID-B5-1 6 4.8 I 18 Schoo 4 Lane and Miller Road, e o.ME782-10 TM-ID-CS-1 6 4.5 42 Kennedy Lane, Pole No.74-E-97 TM-ID-D6-1 4 52 65 Beagle Road, Pole No. ME1418 2

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DISTANCE TM-ID-E5-1 MILES ket 6 ASIMUTH o

4.6 TM-ID-FS-1 81 DESCRIPTION 6

TM-ID-G5-1 4.7 N. MarketRoad, Street (Ro 6

07 and Zaeger 31084, 530386 e Pole 230) N 4.8 o.PP and L-TM-ID-HS-1 TM-ID-JS-1 G 1/2 31016, 529272Amosite o.PP and L 6

1 Bainbridge Road (Rout TM-ID-K5-1 4 and Risser Road, e 241)Pole N 825 6 182 5.0 Guard Shack atIsland Canal Brunne TM-ID-L5-1 v 200 Pole No. E 497EMRoad, Con

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6 Conewago Creek 4.1 TM-ID-M5-1 231-139 town, Pole No. E 924 6 , BANK 4 Stevens TM-ID-NS-1 Q 6 249 No. E2521N8and Wilson Roads, 4

Lewisberry and Roxberr TM-ID-PS-1 6 268 ewberrytown, Pole NB No E725y 4.9 . Hood TM-ID-QS-1 .

288HBDrive, Pole 6 281 5.0 Ru 62 TM-ID-810-1 318 Pole 6 dFABeinhower Road ,

. 9.4 21 Pole No.PP and r, e L 2682 gst Areba Ase- 7, S31990

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HEIGHT DISTANCE AZIMUTH LOCATION FEET MILES o DESCRIPTION TM-ID-E7-1 6 6.8 86 Hunenelstown Street Eliza- l bethtown, Pole No..PP arid L 32190, S30207 TWID-G10-1 4 9.8 Drager Farm TM-ID-C20-1 4 47 Cumberland Street (Route v 422) at 16th Street, Sub-I station, Lebanon TWID-D15-1 6 10.8 63 Route 241, Lawn j

TM-ID-F25-1 6 21.1 113 Steel Way and Loop Roads, Lancaster, Pole PP and L 21274, 39808, S36930 TWID-G15-1 5 1/2 4.4 Columbia TM-ID-J 15-1 4 6 18 North York Substation I Q TM-ID-P15-1 6 1 7j 300 ford Road, Camp Hill, Pole j

.PP and L 23347, S3 , Penn Harris Hotel TSID-Q15-1 3 1/2 13.4 305 Ws few Substation TM-ID-Q15-2 6 11.5 310 Penn s Sts., Hbg.,

Pole No. br 25874, S35291 i

TM-ID-RS-1 6 4.9 339 Spring Gar Drive and Route 441, Pole No. PP and L 27716, ,

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7.2 48 DESCRIPTION TM-ID-D9-1 (Conewago School 6 1/2 1039 CW 764/185 Me t-Ed 8.5 o)n School TM-ID-F10-1 Schenk's ChurchHous . W of 6 1/2 31503 1(Bellaire) 20 SPP and 112 @ Crossroa/4 mi. E. of Bellair (Donegal ds on Mt. Gretna Rd .

TM-ID-H8-1 6 1/2 7.4 @ Sprin 28173 1/8 mi.gs) PP and L 33225 Rd and Donegal W of Colebrook V 63 section on Donegal Springs d.

RS TM-ID-H15-1 6 1/2 (Starview Met-Ed S

1/8 193 EM 2

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Church Saginaw N of )tarview Roadin Starview on Neth TM-ID-J7-1 6 1/2 q 6.5 (Wilshire Hills) ME793S corner 177 of Orchard tonewood Rd andE Hi Rd., Wilshire SW lls l TM-ID-K8-1 6 1/2 bester) C53-LIM ME240 l 7.4 co Street in Manchester High Street at l 196 TM-ID-K15-1

• tary Drive 6 1/2 (Zion's -

12.7 corner o 1459 CE SE and Rt. 295 p enhaffer

! Road 204 ntersection f (Weiglestown 1

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HEIGHT DISTANCE LOCATION AZIMUTH FEET MILES o DESCRIPTION TM-I D-L8-1 6 1/2 8.0 225 (Andersontown) E611-D0-2017/

100 on Rohler's Church Rd.,1/8 mi SW of Orchard TM-ID-L15-1 6 1/2 11.7 5 (Mt. Royal) ME3053-D0 Bant l 321-232 W. Side of Rt.14 at '

Mt. Royal Full Gospel Church TM-ID-M9-1 6 1/2

@ (Maytown) f ole No. SWP W281 SPPS 540 on Alpine Rd.150 yds S of Rt.177 at Maytown TM-ID-M15-1 6 1/2 237 11.@ (Rossville) ME574 WR Bank 474-100 W. Side of Rt 74-1/4 mi. from Rt.177 cross-l roads by Earth Craft Barn TM-ID-NU-1 6 1/2 7.8 6 (Lewisberry) PP and L 24599 S 29513 W side Rt 382 -1/2 mi. N of Lewisberry TM-ID-N15-2 6 1/2 . 274 V (Lisburn) PP and L 23149 S 30533 l NW ccrner of Lisburn Rd and gin St. of Lisburn (Rt 114)

TM-1D-N15-1 6 1/2 13.2 276 V .

en) PP and L 21728 0 Orchard Lane and H d due S of water tower TM-ID P8-1 6 1/2 8.0 292 (Reeser's Sunnit) PP and L l 24757 S 31644 on Evergreen Rd by Fairview Brethren in Christ Church Reeser's Summit

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HEIGHT DISTANCE AZIMlITH LOCATION FEET MILES o DESCRIPTION TM-ID_Q9_1 6 1/2 8.5 308 (Steelton) PP and L 21570 l 5 32926 across from parking lot of Steelton Water Co.

TM-ID-R9-1 7 8.1 40 (Rutherford Heights) PP and L l 27280 S 34073 on Derry St. at ,

l 66th St. Rutherford Heights.

j NE corner TM-ID-R15_1 6 I 33 (Colonial Park) Rt. 22 W. and q Colonial Rd. on pole adjacent '

to gas station 1

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tions are exchanged  :

quarterly, includi n (19) quality control  :

locations. Any thirty ig tations are required  :

per ni ronmental Techn ications..  :

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Rev...on 0 ENVIRONE NTAL MONITORING ATTACHMENT 11 RADIOLOGICAL ENVIRONMENTAL 5AWLIhG PROGRAM The basic objective of radiological environmental analysis is he protection of people in the surrounding area from exposure to radiation in excess of the um permissible levels and guidelines, or fractions thereof.

I The following table should be used ing environmental p (and quantity to be sampled):

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Quantity / Volume Medium Sampled Each Sample Analysis referred Sample Location V'l" os Air-particulate 7E4 cc (25 ft3) Beta gama ~j n ind from site n A- A Air-Iodine 7E4 cc (25 ft3) m Dow f site

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Air-Noble Gases 7E4 cc (25 ft3) Beta a ind f Gross Water-River 2 liters Beta, gamma 10 downriver from -

(Note 1) Isotope 2 upstream from site' r 1 Water-Tap 2 liters Gama 2 from control ~25km from (Note 2) Isotope 4 downwind from site .

Soil I kg. Gama 2 from control ~25km from site (Note 3) Isotope 6 downwind from site -

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Quantity / Volume Medium Sampled Each Sample Analysis Preferred Sample Location Vegetation 1 kg. Gama 2 from control ~25 km from site (Note 3 Isotope 6 downwind from site a

Milk 2 liters I Cs 137 Sr90 control -25km from site

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Note 2: Control samples should come from least preva d direction from township (municipal) water supply.

Note 3: Control simp uld come from leas - lent wind direction .

i at nearest eforsampleaccug lity. Downwind samples should at/near TLD lo a ion or sample accountability.

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Milk s les should be , t eated milk fro dairies in least prevalent wind dire i control purpos s

NOT ALL SAMPLES ON TABLE EED BE COLLECTED RGENCY CONDITIONS, HOWEVER, A REPRESENTAT E SHOULO BE T E LISTED, AS TIME

. PERMITS.

This procedure may continue for a relatively long period of time after the emergency has been cancelled. As a minimum, this procedure should continue in effect until all required samples have been collected, prepared, and analyzed.-

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. o 1004.27 Revision 4 THREE MILE ISLAND NUCLEAR STATION UNIT 1 NO.' EERGENCY PLAN IWLEMENTING PROCEDURE 1004.27 ACTIVATION OF THE NEAR-SITE EMERGENCY OPERATION FACILITY 1.0 PURPOSE The purpose of this procedure is to provide guidelines for the Emergency Support Director to activate the Nearsite Emergency Operatic Facility (NE0F) in Room 118/119 at the TMI Training Center.

The Emergency Support Director is responsible for imp n this procedure.

2.0 ATTACHMENTS 2.1 Attachment I, E Support Direc h cklist 2.2 Attachment , rgency Support C mmu or's Checklist ,

2.3 Attachm roup Leader - y Support Checklist 2.4 Attachm IV, Technical S t resentative C ecklist

?.5 Attachment V, Assistant ntal Assessme rdinator's Checklist 2.6 Attachment VI, G r - Administra u ort Checklist i 2.7 Attachment VI lagand Communciations Ogvated) NEOF Flo l 2.8 Attachment I nactive) NE0F an 3.0 EMERGENCY ACTIO VE S 3.1 This procedure is to be initiated upon declaration of any of the following:

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NOTE: 0FF. hours, the key for the Training Center and NEOF  :

classrooms and the key for the storage closet  :

(Attachment VII, Station 8) will be with the Duty  :

Sergeant in the Unit 1 Processing Center.  :

4.0 EMERGENCY ACTIONS INITIALS 4.1 Coordinate the activation of the NEOF as -

4.1.1 rgency Preparedness ese tative/ Staff Advisors:

- t to the NEOF ssi t the Emergency Support D

D rector in imp en i g this procedure and in performing t m ncy Support Director's Check-

, list (At e I).

4.1.2 Emerge ort Comunicat R to the NEOF and c . et the Emergency u Communicator's beckMst (Attachment II),

l ich is located in t gency Operations Facil.

ity Emergency K .

Group Leader . Ch stry Support:

Report to the NE0F and complete the Group Leader . l Chemistry Support Checklist (Attachment III), which is located in the Emergency Operations Facility Emergency Kit.

4.1.4 Technical Support Representative:

Report to the NEOF and complete the Technical Support P.epresentative's Checklist (Attachment IV).

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l 1004.27 Revision 4 4.1.5 Assistant - Environmental Assessment Coordinator:

Report to the NEOF and complete the Assistant l Environmental Assessment Coordinator Checklist (Attachment V). ,

4.1.6 Group Leader . Administrative Support r ort to the NEOF and complete the Group Leader n1 trative Support Chacklist (Attachment VI 5.0 FINA1 CONDITIONS INITIALS V 5.1 The NEOF is op with the desi os ions manned and functional. D un cations are establ ed among the necessary organiz ic agencies.

NOTE: When the NEOF -a ivated, ensur that telephones ;

are returned e lockers, sta ' oards are re_  :

turned to e ' age closet and nd chairs

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HOTE: The Emergency Support Staff / Emergency Planning  :

Representative should complete this Checklist.  :

l. The Emergency Support Director shall, after con r* with the Emergency Director, brief the Emergency Su rt rsonnel at the NEOF on the plant status and any major e s in progress.

l 2. Assign perso to assume.the foll os tions, as necessary, and direct personnel to re the NEOF and complete the requir ch lists (located loh r (4), refer to Attachment

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s Emergency S t unicator .

b. Group Leade -

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c. Techn 1 u port Representat<

d. As 8 ta w nvironmental s.sessmen Coordinator

e. o eader - Admini pport

3. Start <tmergency Support D ctocs Log (Attachment III of 1004 accordance with the Comunications and Recordkeeping t

procedure by performing the following:

a. Log the date, time and shift in the upper left-hand corner.

b. Complete the title of the log and the name of the person assuming the responsibility of the Emergency Support Director.

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c. Log the names of the personnel assigned to the positions listed in the upper righthand corner,

d. Make an entry by logging the time, and escribing the emergency, plant status, and any maj r o tions in progress,

e. Ensure the Emergency Support or assigns someone to as a logkeeper to tai his log.

4. When the c checklists fr the a signed Offsite Emergency Suppor tion positions ar eceived, inform the Emergency Dir t t the Offsite m y Organization is operational.

j 5. I issuance is nec a otify the personnel monitoring

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1. Ensure telephone communications are readied as follows (refer to Attachment VII):

a. Phone storage lockers (marked by @ labe e nlocked (Stations 15,16, and 17).

b. Hardwired phones are removed from 1 ge lockers

- (Stations 2, 3, 5, and 6).

c. Phone r oved from phone oc (Station 9) and pl o corresponding ecepticals (Stations 10,

, nd east wall).

hone ringer volumes djusted ('adjustment wheel is on ottom of phon

2. Turn on the systems c ic tons radio.

3. Assign personnel llowing positi6ns ecessary:

NOTE: k the phonetalke s % rh ord all emergency  :

a d calls on the T ep e Comunications Log-  :

Attachment II P 1004.5, Comunications  :

Recordkeeping).  :

a. Logkeeper (to .naintain the Emergency Support Director's Log)

b. Radiotalker (to monitor radio communications and log any important requests /recomendations, etc)

c. Status Board Keepe-r

d. Phonetalkers to answer the Conventional Telephones on the Phonetalkers table.

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e. Phonetalkers, as necessary, to man the following lines of comunications (If the cognizant Group Leader / person doesn't have personnel available to man the phones).

1. Radiological Line

2. Operational Line

3. Parsippany/TMI Line *

4. Emergency Director Li ronmental Assessmen ne 4 Ensure all p x a rs have a supply T ephone Comunications Logsheet a ent II of the E I O .5, Comunications and Recor ng).

5. When comp ted, collect s from the foll ng personnel and report to the Emergen p Director,

a. Group Lea demistry Suppo

b. Techn ca. upport Representa

c. A t t nvironmental s ent Coordinator -

d. ro eader - Administr 1 & Support

6. Develop a waVhbill for persons under your direct control.

7. Notify the Emergency Support Staff / Emergency Planning Representa-tive that the duties of the Emergency Support Comunicator have been assumed and return this form, along with the checklists collected in Step 5 above, to them.

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1. Set up the Chemistry Status Board and work area as illustrated in Attachment VII.

2. Start the Group Leaders Chemistry Support Log (Atta hm II of E?IP 1004.5, Comunications and Recordkeeping).

3. Communicate with the Chemistry Coordinator t ne the man-power and chemistr quipment needed to rt e emergency.

4. Contact other f s and request tion 1 assistance as needed as p sis

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S. Notify Pency Support S gency Planning Representa-tive th he duties of th u ader Chemistr Support have been assumed. (Forward leted form to Emergency Support Staff /Emerg j nn ng Representati e.

NAME /> TIME _ _. DATE (Group Le e emistry Suppor g s

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1. Set up Tech. Support work area.

2. Start the Technical Support Representative log (Attac nt III of EPIP 1004.5, Comunications and Recordkeeping).

3. Assign a phonetalker to communicate ca the Pars T I Line with the onsite Comunicator in the TSC (Technica u o Center) and the Parsippany Te al Support Center. truct the phonetalker to log all pert ormation on lephone Comunications 9

04.d Comunications and Record-Logsheets keepin'g

(@ent II of EPIP

4. Activat CRT and come e ing accident assessment functions by monitoring p plant paramete conducting trend analysis of ke a eters.

5. Obtain prints, dnic anuals, referehmaterials, etc., and '

w set-up as req ' the area of th (hhcalSupportRepresenta-ec tive.

6. Develop a h ill for your organiza ion.

7. Notify the Emergency Support Staff / Emergency Planning Representa-tive that the duties of the Technical Support Representative have been assumed. (Forward this completed form to the Emergency Support Staff / Emergency Planning Representative).

NAME TIE DATE Technical Support Representative l

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1. Set up EACC work area as illustrated in Attachment VII.

2. Start the Assistant Environmental Assessment Coordinator's Log (Attachment III of EPIP 1004.5, Comunicatio Recordkeeping).

3. Assume the position of phonetalker to mai unication on the Environmental Assessment Line with the ir ental Assessment Comunicator at the Environmental it Comand Center. Log all pert formation on the e one comunications log shee t i@hment II of EPIP , Comunications and Record-kee

4. re that the Enviro e Assessment Comunicator provides the NE with the pro comunication .

5. Notify the Em c pport Director an Environmental Assess-ment Comma U that the duti Assistant Environmental Coording ave been assumed. 3rd this completed fonn to the Eme c port Staff /Em se nning Coordinator). ..

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1. Ensure that tables are arranged as shown is Attachment VII.

Additional tables should be stored behind the divider t the west-end of the room.

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3. Begin Group Leade Administrative Sup Lo n accordance with Procedure 1004 , hment II .

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D Determine h following ser ice an be performed, or ob-tained s ary a Word Processing

b. Typing

c. Reproduct

d. Trans @ (vans, buses, es, shuttle servi tc.)

e. ra r set-ups ,

f. orial service 9 Telephones

h. Meals

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j. Lodging

k. Sanitation facilities

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5. Establish a watchbill for the offsite emergency organization, as appropriate.

6. Contact the AEOF to ensure that the AEOF is being pro ly activated.

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- Emergency Director Hotline TMI-2 1 3 PLNT 750090)

- BRP Line

- Three Comerical Lines on 5 eyset phone (See Notes 1 and 2) .

(17) Room C124 - HPN Line Line

,Comerical Lines x (9) (7) Line Q nhTwo Comerical Lanes M ee Note 1)

Corresponding ,

Rad Line (Ci LNT 750085)

Phone Lockers ( 5 ) , h. - BRP Line

- EACC Lin r 3 PLNT 75011

- Two C ~ ines

- Rad, BR and two come ines on 5 button

. key W h .

Corresponding (2) - Op ti s Line TMI-1 ( rc PLNT 750084)

Phone Lockers -

c 1 Functions Line{._(C(rc it 4 PLNT 580106

&sippany Tech. Fun o ine (N.J. Bell Circuit 09185)

Comerical L 11 five lines a dye _ 5 button keyset phone (3) (1)

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(9) (10) - HPN Line

- ENS Line (9) (11) - Three Comerical Lines

- Notification Line (Circuit 4 PLNT 580108) and Auto-Dialer (9) (12) - Two Comerical Lines (3) (3) - CRT monitor, hard copier, telecopier NOTES:

Keys for phone cabinets and status boards are in storage closet (8).

2. One line comon between ESD and BRP Representative.

3. One line common between ESD and Technical Functions Representatives.

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(1) Emergency Support Director (9) Phone Locker (2) Technical Functions (10) NRC (3) Locker: CRT, Phones, Telecopter (11) Emergency Support, Emergency Preparedness (4) Locker: Tech Manuals (12) Public Infomation (5) Environmental Controls (13) Doorway (6) Chemistry, Rad Con (14) Lecturn (SPD)

(7) BRP , FEl% (15) Phone Locker (8) Storage Closet (16) Phone Locker (17) Phone Locker

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