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Public Version of Revised Emergency Plan Implementing Procedures 5.7.11 Re Evacuation of Nonessential Site Personnel & 5.7.27 Re Early Warning Sys
	ML20079H737
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Site:	Cooper
Issue date:	11/08/1983
From:	Whitman D, Windham R; NEBRASKA PUBLIC POWER DISTRICT
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{{#Wiki_filter:_ EMERGENCY PLAN IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURE 5.7.27.1 EBSTONEACTIVATEDRADIOMALFUNCTI0hiS I. PURPOSE To describe the CNS Emergency Broadcast System (EBS) tone activeted radio malfunction reporting system and specify the procedure to be utilized for resolving such malfunctions. Responsibilities are also assigned herein for performing the requirements of the procedure. II. DISCUSSION EBS cone' activated radios have been placed in residences situated beyond l the effective range of the Early Warning System (EWS) fixed sirens in the Emergency Planning Zone (EPZ). These radios provide the primary means of notification for those residents who are not within fixed siren coverage. The operation and testing of these radios is described in EPIP 5.7.27 and accompanying attachments. Also included in EPIP 5.7.27, Attachment "N", is a copy of the operating instructions provided to each resident receiving an EBS tone activated radio. These instructions not only cover the operation and testing of these radios but also indicate a telephone number to contact for service or replacement of the radio should it fail to operate properly. This telephone is located at Cooper Nuclear Station. This telephone will 4 be manned 24-hours per day. Upon receipt of a call, the person answering the telephone will record the caller's name, telephone number, address, and pertinent information concerning their EBS radio malfunction. This infor-mation is forwarded to the CNS Emergency Planning Coordinator (EPC) where appropriate action is taken to correct the deficiency. III. REFERENCE MATERIAL A. EPIP 5.7.27, Early Warning System. B. 10CFR50.54. l C. 10CFR50, Appendix E. IV. PREREQUISITES A. Failure of'an EBS tone activated radio. V. LIMITATIONS 1 A. As stipulated in Reference B., deficiencies in the EWS must be correct-ed within 120 days of the date of their finding or the NRC may direct that the reactor be shut down. 8401230647 840118 PDR ADOCK 05000299 PDR S R; vised By/Date Reviewed By/Date to d By/Date Rev Procedure Page 1 Of 1 5.7.27.1 2 Pages R. Windham 10/10/83-D. Whitman 11/7/83

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6 VI. PRECAUTIONS A. None. VII. EQUIPMENT A. None. VII

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A. Malfunction Report Receipt And Transcription. 1. A call any be made on a collect basis. 2. Data from reports of EWS tone activated radio malfunctions will be transcribed onto Attachment "A". 3. After filling out Attachment "A", forward it to the Energency Planning Coordinator at CNS. 4. In addition, a log will be maintained in the Emergency Planning Coordinator's Office to record pertinent data from each tone activated radio malfunction report. This log will serve as a mecharisa for tracking tha status of each report. B. Malfunction Correction. ( 1. Upon receipt of Attacliment "A", the Emergency Planning Coordinator or his designee will contact the resident reporting the malfunction l to arrange a suitable time to make a repair call. 2. The Emergency Planning Coordinator or his designee will call on the resident and determine if a malfunction has occurred. If the radio in question is not operating properly, it will be replaced. 3. After correcting the problem, the Emergency Planning Coordinator or his designee will indicate on Attachment "A" the nature of the problem and what action was taken to correct the malfunction. C. Malfunction Report Closeout. 1. Upon completion of Attachment "A" the Emergency Planning Coordinator or his designee will indicate in his log that the malfunction in question has been closed out. 2. Attachment "A" will be maintained in the Emergency Planning Coordi-l nator's Office as a record of malfunction reports made and correc-l i tive action taken. l IX. ATTACHMENTS A. EBS Tone Activated Malfunction Report. Pr;ccdure Number EPIP 5.7.27.1 Date ll ~ 7-h Revision 1 Page 2 Of 2 Page.

vuveca aucLeam saattua urexA110.% MANUAL ~ ATTACHMENT "A" EMERCENCY PLAN IMPLEMENTINC PROCEDURE 5.7.27.1 EBS TONE ACTIVATED RADIO MALFUNCTIONS 6 Report Number: EBS TONE ACTIVATED RADIO MALFUNCTION REPORT Malfunction Date: Resident Reporting Malfunction: Telephone Number: i Address: Signed (Person Who Received Call): Corrective Action Date: l I t I t, i l l l l l Signed (Emergency ' Planning Coordinator): Procedure Number EPIP 5.7.27.1 Date I f ~$d3 Revision 1 Page 1 Of 1 Pages l-

ENERC'ENCY PLAN IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURE 5.7.27 EARLY WARNING SYSTEM ,~ I. PURPOSE The purpose of this procedure is to describe the Early Warning System within the Emergency Planning Zone (EPZ) of Cooper Nuclear Station. This system was set up to meet prompt notification requirements for Cooper Nuclear Station. It was also designed for response to any disaster; fire, flood, tornado, etc., where prompt notification of the public is desirable. II. DISCUSSION The Early Warning System consists of fixed sirens covering areas of high population density and tone activated Emergency Broadcast System (EBS) radios in the low population density rural areas. The fixed siren system is composed of ten pole mounted sirens located in or near the following towns: A. Nebraska: 1. Peru - one siren in town. 2. Brownville - one siren in town. (\\ 3. Nemaha - one siren in town. 4. Shubert - one siren in town. B. Missouri: 1. Watson - one siren near town. 2. Rock Port - one siren in town. 3. Phelps City - one siren in town. 4. Langdon - one siren near tcwn. 5. Nishnabotna - one siren near town. 6. Intersection of US-136 and I one siren near this intersection. These fixed sirens are Federal Signal Corporation Thunderbolt sirens capable of producing 125 db of sound in any of three sound patterns. i x_ Revised By/Date Reviewed By/Date l ApproofBy/Date Rev i Procedure 1 I 4 ? v. I Page 1 Of R. Windham 10/10/83 D. Whitman 11/7/83 l jg, g7 qp3 l4 l 5.7.27 l 9 Pages

-1 .. _ _ _ ~ D The EBS tone activated radios are in residences located within the rural EPZ areas outside the hear'ir.g range of the fixed sirens. These radios are pretuned to the Primary Emergency Broadcast Stations (KFAB-1110 kHz Omaha, within the Nebraska EPZ and KFEQ-680 kHz St. Joseph. within the Missouri EPZ) and are automatically activated when the EBS ~ station sounds the EBS cones. These radios also have battery backup power. In addition to the primary means of notification, fixed sirens and tone activated radios, a backup system consisting of vehicle mounted mobile siren units is available. This Mobile Siren System is comprised of mobile units following designated routes. Mobile sirens have been provided to each volunteer fire department within these areas to cover the number of routes specified below. ~ A. Nebraska: 1. Peru - four routes. 2. Brownville - four routes. 3. Nemaha - four routes. 4. Shubert - two routes. 's - B. Missouri: 1. Rock Port - seven routes. 2. Watson - four routes. In addition, the Richardson and Nemaha County Sheriff's personnel also have designated notification routes. See Attachment "D" for maps of the designated routes. l The nobile sirens are Whalen Engineering Company Model 370 PA speakers coupled to a Whalen WS-295 power amplifier. These sirens are capable of producing four distinct sounds at a sound level exceeding 70 db. -III. REFERENCE MATERIAL l A. CNS Emergency Plan. [ B. NUREG 0654. Revision 1. C. CNS Emergency Plarning Information Booklet. %s i I/-7"-)fh$ Revision 4 Page 2 Of 9 Pages Procedure Number EPIP 5.7.27 Date l

s IV. PREREQUISITES ^ A. Prompt notification to the public is deemed necessary for implementa-tion of protective action guides'. This will normally be determined by state and local authorities in accordance with their respective Nuclear Power Plant En;ergency Response Plans. The CNS Emergency Director will recommend protective actions to these authorities in accordance with EPIP 5.7.20, Protective Action Guides, or in severe situations, may activate the Early Warning System in accordance with EPIP 5.7.6, Notification. V. LIMITATIONS ThekarlyWarningSystem,inadditiontoitsuseasameansofprompt A. notification in the event of an incident at Cooper Nuclear Station requiring a protective action, may be used to warn the public of attack, tornado, flood, fire, or any disaster requiring prompt noti-fication of the public. 1 VI. PRECAUTIONS A. The Early Warning System to be used only in the event of emergencies or scheduled testing. VII. EQUIPMENT A. Ten fixed sirens located in the following population centers: 1. Nebraska: a. Peru - one siren in town. b. Brownville - one siren in town. c. Nemaha - one siren in town. d. Shubert - one siren in town. 2. Missouri: a. Rock Port - one siren in town. b._ Watson - one siren near town. c. Phelps City - one siren in town. d. Langdon - one siren near town. e. Nishnabotna - one siren near town. f. Intersection of US-136 and I one siren near this inter-section. ((- k' Revision 4 Page 3 Of 9 Pages Procedure Number EPIP 5.7.27 Date a ,-r

s B. Tone activated Emergency Broadcast System radios located in rural ^ , residences within the Emergency Planning Zone. C. Backup mobile sirens are in the, following locations. The number of operable mobile sirens at each location shall meet or exceed the number of mobile siren routes assigned to each location. Spare mobile sirens may be maintained at each location. 1. Nebraska: a. Peru - four routes with three mobile units ' mounted on fire trucks and one universal mount mobile siren unit within the Fire House. b. Brownville - four routes with three mobile units mounted on fire trucirs and one universal mount mobile siren unit within ~ the Fire House. Nemaha - four route's with one mobile unit on a fire truck and c. three universal mount mobile siren units within the Fire House, d. Shubert - two routes with two mobile units within the Fire House. e. Indian Cave State Park - one mobile unit mounted on Park Ranger vehicle. f. Nemaha County Sheriff - two routes with two mobile units ( mounted on Sheriff's Department vehicles. g. Richardson County Sheriff - one route with one mobile unit mounted on Sheriff's Department vehicle. .2. Missouri: a. Rock Port - seven routes with four universal mount mobile siren units stored within the Fire House and three units installed on fire vehicles. b. Watson - four routes with one universal mount mobile siren unit within the Fire House and three units installed on fire vehi-cles. D. Conusunications equipment Installed for the backup mobile siren system includes base and mobile two-way radio units to the respective County Sheriff Departments for the following, if equipment did not already exist before installation of the EWS: 1. Nebraska: a.- Peru - one base and one mobile. b. Brownville - one base and one mobile.

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i c. Nemaha - one base and one mobile. d.- Indian Cave State Park - one base'and two mobile units. Shubert - one unlisted telephone in the Fire House. e. 2. Missouri: a. Rock Port - Firemen have their own encoder system, b. Watson - one base and one mobile. ~ VII

I. PROCEDURE

A. Fixed Sirens. 1. Activation. a. Activation of the fixed sirens will be accomplished by the County Sheriff in the county which the siren is located: 1) Nemaha County Sheriff activates the fixed sirens in Peru, Brownville, and Nemaha (Nemaha County Sheriff has the capability to also activate the Shubert fixed siren). 2) Richardson County Sheriff activates the fixed siren in Shubert. p 3) Atchison County Sheriff activates the fixed sirens in Rock Port. Watson, Phelps City, Nishnabotna, Langdon, and US-136 and I-29 intersection. b. The Sheriffs will be requested to sound the fixed sirens in their respective areas by the local and/or state emergency response authorities. These authorities will have responded to a Cooper Nuclear Station emergency in accordance with their j respective state and local emergency response plans. In a i severe situation, the Sheriffs may be reauested to sound the sirens by the CNS Emergency Director if immediate protective action. is deemed necessary. The CNS Emergency Director will then contact the appropriate Emergency Broadcast System (EBS) i station (s) to activate the EBS. To activate the EBS the Emergency Director must telephone KFAB and/or KFEQ and provide i an authentication code to the station (s) in order - that radio [ station personnel may be assured the Emergency Director's call l 1s legitimate. The authentication codes are located in the j glass case in the Shift Supervisor's Office in the Centrol Room. The glass must be broken to obtain the code. Once the authenticity of the call is established, the Emergency Director will deliver the appropriate preformatted message to the EBS station (s) in accordance with EPIP 5.7.6 Notification. The stations will then activate their EBS equipment and transmit the warning message. . Procedure Number EPIP 5.7.27 Data fI ~ b Revision 4 Page 5 Of 9 Pages

r' 2. Testing by an actual activation of the fixed sirens will be accom-plished in accordance with the following schedule: Nemaha County - third Sa'turday of each month, a. b. Richardson County - fourth Friday of each month, c. Atchison County - first Saturday of each month. 3, Maintenance or repair. a. If repair of the fixed sirens is required, the Cooper Nuclear i Station Control Room personnel ((402) 825-3811 or 825-6811) I' will be notified and will initiate necessary repair action, logging, and notification. -Note: See Attachments "A", "B", and "C" for Sherif f's proce-dure to activate the fixed sirens. B. EBS Tone Activated-Radios. 1. Activation. a. Activation of the EBS radios are accomplished by the primary EBS transmitter stations; KFAB-li10 kHz Omaha for Nebraska EPZ, and KFEQ-680 kHz St. Joseph for Missouri EPZ.. When these stations activate their emergency broadcast, a dual tone is sounded which turns en the EBS tone activated radio receivers - s and then the emergency message is broadcast. The EBS tone activated receivers stay on, continuing with the EBS station's program format until reset to automatic. b. The primary Emergency Broadcast station will be requested to broadcast an EBS message by local or state emergency response authorities. These authorities will have responded to a Cooper Nuclear Station emergency in accordance with their respective state and local emergency response plans. In a severe situa-tion, the stations may be requested to broadcast an EBS message by the CNS Emergency Director if immediate protective action is deemed necessary. To activate the Emergency Broadcast System (EBS) the. Emergency Director must telephone KFAB and/or KFEQ and provide an authentication code to the station (s) in order that radio station personnel may be assured the Emergency Director's call is legitimate. The authentication codes are located in the glass case in the Shift Supervisor's Office in the Control Room. The glass must be broken to obtain the code. Once the anthenticity of the call is established, the Emergency Director will deliver the appropriate preformatted message to the EBS station (s) in accordance with EPIP 5.7.6, Notification. The stations will.then activate their EBS equipment and trans-1 mit the warning message. w.- 0 h ' "" Revision 4 Page 6 Of 9 Pages Pr:cedure Number EPIP 5.7.27 Date nk

,I ^ j 2. Testing. a. Once per week the primary EBS stations test their EBS systen uhich activates the tone activated radios and proceeds with the message. In the event. of an actual emergency appropriate informatica would be broadcast at this time. Thus, individuals with EBS tone activated radios will have their radios automat-ically tested once per week. A test button is provided on each radio to check the radio by bypassing the automatic activation function to verify operability. In addition' the EBS activated radios have a battery test button and indicator light to check the battery backup power source. 3. Maintenance or repair. I a. Should the EBS activated radio fail any.of the above tests, ~ malfunction, or need asintenance or repair, a telephone number is posted on the radio for the individual to call to initiate corrective actions. See Attachment "N" for description of material attached to the radio. Reporting and correction of tone activated radio malfunctions shall be conducted as spec-ified in EPIP 5.7.27.1 EBS Tone Activated Radio Malfunctions. C. Backup Mobile Sirens. 1. Activation. 3 a. The backup mobile siren system may be utilized at the decision of local or state emergency authorities on a contingent basis to augment the fixed sirens and EBS tone activated radios. In l a severe situation, this system may also be activated by the Emergency Director. I b. Upon the decision to activate the backup mobile siren system, Volunteer Firemen will be called to their respective Fire Houses by the sounding of their local fire siren. The County t l Sheriff may activate this siren by radio encoder or he may contact the local Fire Chief who will activate the siren himself. l' c. The Fire Chief or Senior Firemen will contact the County l Sheriff.by radio or telephone and request information. If the l backup ~ aobile siren system is to be activated, Firemen will place the mobile siren units en vehicles (if not already installed), perform an operational check, and drive the routes as outlined in Attachment "D". Each Fire House has a procedure outlining these. steps. Attachments "E" through "L" contain -these procedures. Upon completion of the notification routes, I the Fire Chief or Senior Firemen will report back to the County Sheriff. l - l t Il s 1. .Frocedure Number EPIP-5.7.27 Date II-2-kN Revision 4 Page 7 Of 9 Pages Iu

t ~a Note: Nemaha County and Richardson County Sheriff personnel also have routes as shown in Attachment "C" and route procedure Attachments "K" and "L". 2. Testing. Mobile sirens at the Fire Houses will normally be tested during a. the scheduled Fire Department meetings. Testing and operabil-ity of the sirens will be verified during regularly scheduled Quality Assurance audits. 3. Maintenance or repair. a. Responsibility for. maintenance and repair of mobile sirens rests with Nebraska Public Power District. If a mobile siren is found to be inoperable or in need of repair, the Cooper Nuclear Station Control Room personnel ((402) 825-3811 or 825-6811) should be notified. The Emergency Planning Coor-dinator will be informed and will initiate necessary repair actions. t IX. ATTACHMENTS A. Nemaha County Sheriff - Activation Of Early Warning System. B. Richardson County Sheriff - Activation Of Early Warning System. C. Atchison County Sheriff - Activation Of Early Warning System. D. D Peru Notification Routes. D Brownville Notification Routes. D Nemaha Notification Routes. i D Shubert Notification Routes. D Nemaha County Sheriff Notification Routes. D Richardson County Sheriff Notification Routes. 1 D Rock Port Notification Routes. D Watson-Notification Routes. l ~ l E. Peru Volunteer Fire Department - Mobile Siren Procedure. f. .F. Brownville Volunteer Fire Department - Mobile Siren Procedure. -G._ Nemaha Volunteer Fire Department - Mobile Siren Procedure. H., Shubert Volunteer Fire Department - Mobile Siren Procedure. l Procedure-Number EPIP 5.7.27 Date I /- k-Revision 4 Page 8 Of 9 Pages

I., Rock Port Volunteer Fire Department - Mobile Siren Procedure. ~ J. Watson Volunteer Fire Department,- Mobile Siren Procedure. K. Nemaha County Sheriff - Mobile Siren Procedure. 1 L. Richardson County Sheriff - Mobile Siren Procedure. M. Indian Cave State Park - Mobile Siren Procedure. N. EBS Tone Activated Radio Operating Instructions. i i- ~ \\ _, Procedure Number ' EPIP 5.7.27 Date //" -hb Revision 4 Page 9 Of 9 Pages e-9 --r g-y-g m-r w--- -m~-3 -gy+

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~..~ . _ ~ _ -. c. _ _.._. -, buur r.K MULi,Lan 3AA&iUa UrrRM110a3 rau udi. ATTACHMENT "A" ENERGENCY PLAN IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURE 5.7.27 EARLY WARNING SYSTEM i NEMAHA COUNTY SHERIFF - ACTIVATION OF EARLY WARNING SYSTEM In the event of an emergency at Cooper Nuclear Station or any civil disaster which may require immediate alerting of people frca the towns of Brownville, Peru, Shubert, and Nemaha, the following procedure will be utilized: s 1. Sound the alert tone for sirens in the designated areas (use code near con-trols to alert individual sirens or all sirens sounded at once). Sound the sirens for several three-minute cycles. Note:.The Shubert siren may also be sounded from Richardson County Sheriff's Office. 2. The sounding of these sirens alerts residents in these communities to tune to the Emergency, Broadcast Station, KFAB-1110 kHz, for emergency information. Rural residences within the Emergency Planning Zone will be alerted with EBS tone activated ' adios when the EBS message is broadcast. 3. Contact the Indian Cavo Parst Ranger by radio or telephone and request him to alert visitors. 4. If activation of the backup mobile siren system is deemed necessary: a. Establish communications with the local Fire Chief in the siren area by (' telephone or radio (Peru - radio, Brownville - radio, Nemaha - Fire Chief radio or telephone). b. The Fire Chief will dispatch the Firemen with mobile sirens on predesig - nated routes. These achile sirens have public address systems and will be used to alert residents along their routes to tune to the Emergency i Broadcast Station. I c. Dispatch two Sheriff's Officers to cover the Nemaha County Sheriff's mobile siren routes. d. The Fire Chief is to report back when the routes have been completed. l e. Once notified by the respective Fire Chief and Sheriff's personnel that j all Early Warning routes have been completed, the Nemaha County Sheriff l will-relay this information to the Nemaha County Emergency Operations Center. Tactings-JActivate the fixed sirens in Brownville, Peru, and Nemaha at 1000 on the third Saturday of each month. Activate each siren for 15 to 20 seconds and then cancel. Contact each community to verify the sirens were sounded. : Log this activation and verification of sounding in the , Dispatcher's Log Book.. If a siren is found to be inopert.ble, contact l-Cooper, Nuclear Station (825-3811 during normal working hours or 825-6811 l during off hours.or weekends) and inform the Emergency Planning Coordi-l nator or-the Shift' Supervisor of the malfunction. f l t k-k-b Revision' 4 Page 1 Of 1 Pages Prccedure Number EPIP 5.7.27 Date

ovure.a ..u sraa sanniun ver.anaio..a.w.w.a ATTACHMENT "B" EMERGENCY PLAN IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURE-5.7.27 EARLY WARNING SYSTEM i- ] m \\ l' RICHARDSON COUNTY SHERIFF - ACTIVATION OF EARLY WARNING SYSTEM u 1 In the event of an emergency at Cooper Nuclear Station er any civil disaster which [ may require immediate alerting of people from the town of Shubert, the following procedure will be utilized: 1. Sound the alert tone for the siren in Shubert (use code near controls to alert siren). Sound the siren for several three-minute cycles. Note:.The Shubert siren may also be sounded from the Nemaha County Sheriff's Office. 2. The sounding of this siren alerts residents in these community to tune to the Emergency Broadcast System radio station' KFAB-1110 kHz, for emergency infor-mation. Rural residences within the Emergency Planning Zone will be alerted with EBS cone actitated radios when the EBS message is broadcast. 3. If activation of the Backup Mobile Siren System is deemed necessary: a. Establish communications with the local Fire Chief in the siren area by telephone (unlisted Fire House telephone number is 883-2758). b. The Fire Chief will dispatch the Firemen with mobile sirens on predesig-( nated routes. These mobile sirens have public address systems which will 4 be used to alert residents along their routes to tune to the Emergency Broadcast Station. c. Dispatch Officer to cover Richardson County Sheriff's mobile siren route. i d. The Fire Chief is to report back when the routes.have been completed. e. Once notified by the Fire Chief and sheriff's personnel that all Early i Warning routes have been completed, the Richardson County Sheriff will relay this information to the Richardson County Emergency Operations j-Center. Testing: Activate the fixed sirens in Shubert at 1630 on the fourth Friday of each month. Activate the siren for 15 to 20 seconds and then cancel. Contact Shubert to verify the siren was sounded. Log this activation and verification of sounding in the Dispatcher's Log Book. If the siren is found to be inoperable, contact Cooper Nuclear Station (825-3811 during normal working hours or 825-6811 during off hours or weekends) and inform the Emergency Planning Coordinator or the Shift Supervisor of the malfunction. .i s., i N-h ~ Procedure Number EPIP 5.7.27 Date Revision 4 Page 1 Of 1 Pages 1 e m. .. ~, ,,,m. c -,,,-yyr_. ,, - _,,y .,%,r,,_..,_,m ,,...,..--..,m..,,,

r ? LUUt'tX.W LLEAK b1 A110.'s Ut'thA11UM MAfeUAL ATT.\\CHMENT "C" EMERGENCY PLAN IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURE 5.7.27 EARLY WARNING'LJSTEM s i 1 m t ATCHISON COUNTY SHERIFF - ACTIVATION OF EARLY WARNING. SYSTEM r In the event of an emergency at Cooper Nuclear Station or any' civil disaster which may require immediate' alerting of ' people from the towns of Rock Port. Watson, Phelps~ City, Langdon, Nishnabotna,'and siren at the US-136 and I-29 fntersection, the following procedure will be utilized: Sound the alert tone for' sirens in the designat'ed areas (use code near cen-1. ,trols to alert individual sirens or all sirens at once). Sound the sirens for -several three-minute cycles. 2. T!ie sounding of these sirens alerts residents in these cosaunities to tune to the Emergency Broadcast System radio station.,KFEQ-680 kHz, for emergency information.1 Rural residences within' the Emergency Planning Zone will be alerteC'with EBS tone activated radios when the EBS pescage is broadcast. 4 If activation of the B'ckup Mobile Siren System'is deemed necessary: 3. a ~ r ./ f. v._ l Establish econauaication with the Rock Port and' Watson Fire Departments in a. the siren area by telephone or radio. Watson has a base radio. a i. b. The Fi m Chief will dispatch the Firemen with mobile sirens in predesig-nated routes. These mobile sirens have public address systems which will / be used to alert residents along their routes to. tune to the Emergency k.~ Broadcaat Station. T / 1,< The Fire Chief is to report back when the routes have been completed. c. d. Once notified by the respective Fire Chief and Sheriff's personnel that all Early Warning routes have been completed,"the Atchison County Sheriff will. relay this information to the Atchison County Emergency Operations j' Center. / .s c j Testirfi$ictivate the fixed sirens in Rock Port ' Watson, Phelps City, Langdon, g j Nishnabotna, and the siren located at US-136 and I-29 intersection at ^' , d.1,1200 the first Saturdays.oE eachiitonth. Activate each siren for 15 to 20 seconds and then cancel. ' Contact each community to verify the sirens ~ j 's were sounded. Log this' activation and verificatior. of sounding in the 'lt Dispatcher's Log: Book....If a siren is found to be inoperable, contact t Cooper' Nuclear Station A825 _3811 during' normal working hours or 825-6811 during off hours or weekends) and inform the Emergency Planning Coordi-M .s 7., 'nator'or the Shift Supervisor of the malfun'etion. ~ T f, ^ ,A n.- x + 4 ? [,. ' + ' nt* ? = j Precedure Number EPIP.5.7.27 Date Revision 4 Page 1 Of I Pages .t, \\,/ / a / e. -*-2 ..,--...,,/I

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e you,23 nous _na s a n. iu.s urenn a u.so.ua. v a ' ATTACHMENT "F" EMERCENCY PLAN IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURE 5.7.27 EARLY WARNING SYSTEM i BROWNVILLE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT - MOSILE SIREN PROCEDURE This procedure outlines the steps to be taken in the event the Backup Mobile Siren System is activated. The Early Warning System for emergencies at Cooper Nuclear Station consists of fixed sirens located in the communities within the Emergency Planning Zone to alert residents to tune to the Emergency Broadcast System KFAB-1110 kHz for emergency information and EBS tone activated ' radios to alert rural residents. If the Backup Mobile Siren System is deemed necessary, the Sheriff will sound the fire siren or contact the Fire Chief and request the Fire Depart-ment to activate the mobile sirens. Please be aware that this system may riso be used for floods, tornados, or other similar disasters. 1. The first volunteer to strive at the fire house will call the Nemaha County Sheriff in Auburn, Nebraska, using the base radio. This person will be informed by the Sheriff that there is an emergency in progress at Cooper Nuclear Station and that the Brownv111e Volunteer Fire Department personnel will drive their nctification routes. 2. The first volunteer in the Fire House may remain there to inform the other volunteers as they arrive of the reason for the siren activation and what their required actions are. 3. The volunteers will then mount the mobile sirens, if not already mounted, and prepare to drive their prescribed routes in accordance with the following: Before leaving the Fire House activate the mobile siren to verify its a. operability. b. Obtain designated route. The driver will drive at normal speeds and as he approaches a c. household or person he will slow down to less than 30 mph and make this public announcement PLEASE TURN TO YOUR EMERGENCY BROADCASTING STATION FOR EMERGENCY INFORMATION. d. After completing the prescribed route, the driver will return to the Fire House, deenergize his siren, and inform the volunteer who stayed in the Fire House that he has completed the route. 4. When all routes are complete, contact the Nomaha County Sheriff using the base radio, confirming the completion of routes. I. 5. If any routes do not have drivers to cover them, the Fire House will contact the Nemaha County Sheriff requesting a driver urder the mutual aid under-standing. Note: If any mobile siren unit should fail or need maintenance immediately contact Cooper Nuclear Station at (402) 825-3811 in order to effect repairs. l Prcesdure Number EPIP 5.7.27 Date } /~k' I Revision 4 Page 1 Of 1 Pagen m+e -m -y.., e.- ,m up -.g- ,y g.-,---y g-

LUUt'EK ALLLtan 31 A A AUh U 'tKA t 10*.d hauAL ATTACHhini "G" ENERGENCY PLAN IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURE 5.7.27 EARLY t!ARNING SYSTEM ~ NEMAHA VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT - MOBILE SIREN PROCEDURE This procedure outlines the steps to be taken in the event the Backup Mcbile Siren System is activated. The Early Warning System for emergencies at Cooper Nuclear Station consiste of fixed sirens located in the communities within the Emergency Planning Zone to alert residents to tune to the Emergency, Broadcast System KFAB-1110 kHz for emergency information and EBS tone activated radios to alert rural residents. If the backup mobile siren system is deemed necessary, the Sheriff will sound the fire siren or contact the Fire Chief and request the Fire Depart-ment to activate the mobile sirens. Please be aware that this system may also be used for floods, tornados, or other similar disasters. ~ 1. The first volunteer to arrive at the Fire House will call the Nemaha County Sheriff in Auburn, Nebraska, at (402) 274-3139 or the Fire Chief's base radio. This person will be informed by the Shariff that there is an emergency in progress at Cooper Nuclear Station and that the Nemaha Volunteer Fire Depart-ment personnel will drive their notification routes. 2. The first volunteer in the Fire House may remain there to inform the other volunteers as they arrive of the reason for the siren activation and what their required actions are. 3. The volunteers will then mount the mobile sirens, if not already mounted, and prepare to drive their prescribed routes in accordance with the following: a. Before leaving the Fire House activate the mobile siren to verify its operability. ,b. Obtain designated route. c. The driver will drive at normal speeds and as he approaches a household or person he will slow down to less than 30 mph and make this public announce-ment PLEASE TURN TO YOUR EMERGENCY BROADCASTING STATION FOR EMERGENCY INFORMATION. d. Af ter completing the prescribed route, the driver will return to the Fire House, deenergize his siren, and inform the volunteer who stayed in the Fire House that he has completed the route. 4. When all routes are complete, call by telephone at (402) 274-3139 or radio the Nemaha County Sheriff confirming the completion of routes. 5. If any routes do not have drivers to covtr them, the Fire House will contact the Nemaha County Sherif f (telephone number (402) 274-3139) requesting a driver under the mutual aid understanding. Note: If any mobile siren unit should fail. or need maintenance immediately contact Cooper Nuclear Station at (402) 825-3811 in order to effect repairs. I II-N 3 Procedure Number EPIP 5.7.27 Date Revision 4 Page 1 Of 1 Pages '( e e am --

~ = wvs un ..m. an s a a a..,.. v, m.m.. v....w.m n. ATTACKMENT "H" ENERGENCY PLAN IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURE 5.7.27 EARLY WARNING SYSTEM l = SHUBER'T VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT - MOBILE SIREN PROCEDURE This procedure outlines the steps to be taken in the event the Backup Mobile Siren System is activated. The Early Warning System for emergencies at Cooper Nuclear 4 Station consists of fixed sirens located in the communities within the Emergency Planning Zone to alert residents to tune to the Emergency Broadcast System KFAB-1110 kHz for emergency information and EBS tone activated.~ radios to alert rural residents. If the Backup Mobile Siren System is deemed necessary, the Sheriff will sound the fire siren or contact the Fire Chief and request the Fire Depart-ment to activate the mobile sirens. Please be aware that this system may also be (' used for floods, tornados, or other similar disasters. 1. The first volunteer to arrive at the Fire House will call the Richardson County Sheriff in Falls City. Nebraska, at (402) 245-2479. This person will be informed by the Sheriff that there is an emergency in progress at Cooper Nuclear Station and that the Shubert Volunteer Fire Department personnel will drive their notification routes. 2. The first volunteer in the Fire House may remain there to inform the other volunteers as they arrive of the reason for the siren activation and what their required actions are. t 3. The volunteers will then mount the mobile sirens and prepare to drive their prescribed routes in accordance with the following: [ Before leaving' the Fire House activate the mobile siren to verify its a. operability. b. Obtain designated route. c. The driver will drive at normal speeds and as he approaches a household or > person he will slow down to less than 30 mph and make this public announce-ment PLEASE TURN TO YOUR EMERGENCY BROADCASTING STATION FOR EMERGENCY f INFORMATION. d. After completing the prescribed route, the driver will return to the Fire House, deenergize his siren, and inform the volunteer who stayed in the i Fire House that he has completed the route. c _4. When al1~ routes are complete, call the Richardson County Sheriff at the i telephone at (402) 245-2479, confirming the completion of routes. I 5.. If any routes do not have drivers to ' cover them, the Fire House will contact the Richardson County Sheriff at (402) 245-2479 requesting a driver under the mutual aid understanding, i: Note: ' If ' any mobile siren unit should fail or need maintenance, immediately contact Cooper Nuclear Station at (402) 825-3811 in order to effect l' repairs. [ . W py [t I Precedure Number: EPIP 5.7.27' Date I I 7 - k. ? Revision 4 .Page 1, Of 1 Pages j

ovver a..u usa.n,u iv., ve t.,vm v..a .v,. w. ATTACHMENT "I" EMERGENCY PLAN IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURE 5.7.27 EARLY WARNING SYEfEM i ROCK PORT VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARMENT - MOBILE SIREN PROCEDURE f . H is procedure outlines the steps to be taken in the event the Backup Mobile Siren System is activated. The Early Warning System for emergencies at Cooper Nuclear Station consists of fixed sirens located in the communities within the Energency Planning Zone to alert residents to tune to the Emergency Broadcast System KFEQ-680 1 l 1 kHz for emergency information and EBS tone activated radios to alert rural resi-l dents.- If the Backup Mobile Siren System is deemed necessary, the Sheriff will i sound the fire siren or contact the Fire Chief,and request the Fire Department to activate the mobile sirens. Please be aware that this system may also be used for floods, tornados, or other similar disasters. 1. The Rock Port Volunteer Firemen will be notified of an emergency by the Atchison County Sheriff who will contact them directly over their pagers by use of the tone encoder located in the sheriff's office. The Sheriff's Office telephone number is (816) 744-2887. .L 2.. The volunteers should then proceed to the Fire House, mount the mobile units, if not already ' mounted, and prepare to drive their prescribed routes in accordance with the following: o ( a. Before leaving the Fire House activate the mobile siren to verify its operability. } b. Obtain designated route. The driver will drive at normal speeds and as he approaches a household or-c. person he/she will slow. down to less than 30 mph and make this public announcement PLEASE TURN TO YOUR EMERGENCY BROADCASTING STATION FOR EMERGENCY INFORMATION. i 4 d. After. completing the prescribed route, the driver will return to the Fire House, deenergize his siren, and inform the volunteer who stayed in the r l Fire House that he has completed the route. 3. When all routes are complete, call the Atchison County Sheriff at the telephone F at (816) 744-2887, confitming the completion of routes. F-

4.. If any routes do not have drivers to cover them, the Fire House will contact the Atchison County Sheriff at (816) 744-2887 requesting a driver under the mutual aid understanding.

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..........,u...o.. ATTACHMENT "J" EMERGENCY PLAN IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURE 5.7.27 EARLY k'ARNING SYSTEM WATSON VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT - MOBILE SIREN PROCEDURE This procedure outlines the steps to be taken in the event the Backup Mobile Siren System is activated. The Early Warning System for emergencies at Cooper Nuclear Station consists of fixed sirens located in the communities within the Emergency Planning Zone to alert residents to tune to the Emergency Broadcast System KFEQ-680 kHz for emergency information and EBS tone activated radios to alert rural resi-dents. If the Backup Mobile Siren System is deemed necessary, the Sherif f will sound the fire siren or contact the Fire Chief and request the Fire Department to activate t!)e mobile sirens. Please be aware that this system may also be used for floods, tornados, or other similar disasters. 1. The first volunteer to arrive at the Fire House will contact the Atchison County Sheriff in Rock Port, Missouri by telephone at (816) 744-2887 or by using the base radio. This person will be informed by the Sheriff that there is an emergency in pregress at Cooper Nuclear Station and that the Watson Volunteer Fire Department personnel will drive their notification routes. 2. The first volunteer in the Fire House may remain there to inform the other volunteers as they arrive of the reason for the siren activation and what their required actions are. 3. The volunteers will then mount the mobile sirens, if not already mounted, and prepare to drive their prescribed routes in accordance with the following: a. Before leaving the Fire House activate the mobile siren to verify its operability. b. Obtain designated route. c. The driver will drive at normal speeds and as he approaches a household or person he will slow down to less than 30 mph and make this public announce-ment PLEASE TURN TO YOUR EMERGENCY BROADCASTING STATION FOR EMERGENCY INFORMATION. d. After completing the prest.ribed route, the driver will return to the Fire House, deenergize his siren, and inform the volunteer who stayed in the Fire House that he has completed the route. 4. When all routes are complete, call the Atchison County Sheriff by telephone at (816) 744-2887 or base radio, confirming the completion of routes. .5. If any routes do not have drivers to cover them, the Fire House will contact the Atchison County Sheriff at (816) 744-2887 requesting a driver under the mutual aid understanding. Note: If any mobile siren unit should fail or need maintenance immediately contact Cooper Nuclear Station at (402) 825-3811 in order to eff ect repairs. !./- k 3 Revision 4 Page 1 Of 1 Pages Przcedure Number _ EPID 5.7.27 Date

wva s.a aa.naaAv vra:m aav..a rumon ATTACHMENT "K" EMERGENCY PLAN IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURE 5.7.27 EARLY WARNING SYSTEM s NEMAHA COUNTY SHERIFF - MOBILE SIREN PROCEDURE The siren routes are to be run in the event of activation of the prompt alerting system:

1.. Dispatch two personnel in siren and public announcement equipped vehicles to cover the designated routes.

2. Before leaving, activate the mobile siran to verify its operability. 3.. Obtain designated route. 4. The driver. will drive at normal speeds and as he approaches a household or person he will slow down to less than 30 mph and make this public announcement PLEASE TURN TO YOUR EMERGENCY BROADCASTING STATION FOR EMERGENCY INFORMATION. 5. When the route has been completed, contact the Sheriff and inform him of completion of the route. Note:. If the mobile siren units should fail during their monthly test or need maintenance, contact the Cooper Nuclear Station Emergency Planning Coordi-nator during normal working hours or the Shif t Supervisor during back shif t - hours at (402) 825-3811 in order to effect repairs. i J f 9 ]j. W I n J ' Procedure' Number-EPIP 5.7.27 Date Revision 4 Page 1 __ O f 1 Pages e w

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cour e.n.u,u nn a in uvi. ur s.an. w..a .w.. .w ATTACHMENT "M" EMERGENCY PLAN IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURE 5.7.27 EARLY UARNING SYSTEM i INDIAN CAVE STATE PARK - MOBILE SIREN PROCEDURE In the avant of an emergency at Cooper Nuclear Station or any emergency where notification of visitors to the Indian Cave State Park is deemed necessary by local and state emergency response persor.nel, the following should be observed: 1. Nemaha County Sheriff will contact Indian Cave State Park Rangers by telephone or radio and inform them of the emergency situation. 2. The Park Rangers will then drive throughout the park with mobile siren units and with the use of the PA system instruct visitors to PLEASE TURN TO YOUR EMERGENCY BROADCASTING STATION FOR EMERGENCY INFORMATION, or whatever emergency instructions the Park Rangers wish to convey. 3. Af ter notification of visitors of the park is completed, the Park Ranger should radio the Nemaha County Sheriff and inform him of the completion of notification and status of any emergency actions. Note: If the mobile siren units should fail during their monthly test or need maintenance, contact the Cooper Nuclear Station Emergency Planning Coordi-nator during normal working hours or the Shift Supervisor during back shift hours at (402) 825-3811 ia order to effect repairs. i 1 [~bb Revision 4 Page 1 Of 1 Pages Precedure Number EPIP 5.7.27 Date

s.vv r r.n ..us. un.* .>.ai.va ur uu... uo.2..n.. u na. AITACHMENT "N" EMERCENCY PLAN IMPLEM2NTING PROCEDURE 5.7.27 EARLY WARNING SYSTEM s EBS IONE ACTIVATED RADIO OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS This Emergency Warning Monitor is provided for your safety by NPPD: 1. Operation. a. Plug the unit ia. b. Turn the unit on. Se$thevolume. c. d. Press and release the red button. 2.' Battery test. a. Press the white button. b. The battery test light should illuminate. If it does not, the batteries need to be replaced. 3. Oparations test. ~ / a. Press and hold the red button. ( b. Listen for the station's broadcast. c. Release the button. -No$e: After activation by EBS attention tone, the radio.will stay on until it is MANUALLY reset by pressing and releasing the red button. To report system failure or for further information call (402) 825-3811. ~_ Frocedure Number EPIP 5.7.27 Date !!- f-h $ Revision 4 Page 1 Of 3 Pages m 4

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N 'a MR E GE z This radio receiver is being supplied to you by Nebraska Public Power OPERATION: W 0-D strict as your personal 24-hour EMERGENCY WARNING MONITOR.-It H U" N wdl silently monitor the primary Emergency Broadcast System (EBS) The Redi-Alert receiver is meant to function as a WARNING MONITOR. station for your area. The unit is activated by a special signal from the EBS NOT as a REGULAR RADIO. ~4 Z-radio station. This means that your household will receive emergency Follow these steps to make the unit operations.: y wamingc as they are being broadcast. g 3 Government officials are responsible for providing notification and t Choose a location where the emergency warning would most likely be f heard.

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Y president, on a statewide basis by the governor or his designated represen-g (g tative, and on the local level by individuals authorized by the local EDS plan. The Redi-Alert receiver may be checked from time to time by PRESSING d The EBS stations have special equipment that can be activated when they and HOLDING the RED reset button. If it is operating properly. you wde hear Z are notified of an emergency. When the sta. ion is notified, regular broad-the radio station's broadcast. Release of the button will return the unit to the casts are suspended and the special EBS Attention Tone is transmitted. SILENT monitormg mode. This tone alerts people listening to the station. and automatically turns on your warning monitor. Immediately af ter the Attention Tone the announcer rn will broadcast a message about the particutar emergency. The ONL Y way the receiver is AUTOMA TlCALL Y activated rs by N NOTE: R the EBS Attontion Tone from the radio station This tonemay signal M m The primary EBS Station to which your radio haspermanently been tuned: a periodoc test of the EBS System orit may be a signalfor an emer-y G

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gency. A broadcast followinc; the tone willexplain the situation or NE8RASKA RESIDENTS c~ ui announce the test. The unit will continue to play untot it ns OMAHA. . KFAB-AM. .1110 KHz (AM Radio Dial) WNWMiesa After the message is completed. youmay return g y MISSOURI RESIDENTS the unit to the SILENT monitoring mode by PRESSING and n r* RELEASING the RED reset button d V ST. JOSEPH . KFEO-AM .680 KHz (AM Radio Dial) 6 g OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS 3 l: POWER: 4 The Redi-Alert receiver is designed to operate from normal household 110 } volt power, utilizing the DC converter attach zu to the power plug. The unit If your Redi-Alert unit fails to operate contact (402) 825-3811 for further b8 also contains a battery pack to provide emergency power if there is a power instructions' failure. The WHITE button on top of the unit is a BATTERY TEST feature. When the unit is plugged into 110 volt power ()EPRESS THE WHITE If you are moving out of the 10-mile radius of Cooper tJocimu Station, o BUTTON If the BATTERY TEST light illuminates. the batteries are at full m voltage. If it fails to dluminate, it wdl be necessary to replace the batieries contact (402) 825 3811 and NPPD wdi artange tot someone io pic A up your Redi-Alert unit u 0 'A

l .btERGENCYPLANIMPLEMENTINGPROCEDURE l 5.7.11 lEVACUATIONOFNON-ESSENTIALSITEPERS B ,-w I.- PURPOSE A. To provide an efficient means for evacuation of non-essential personnel j from isolated areas or from the plant site in its entirety. B. Io provide a definition of the duties and responsibilities of designated supervisory personnel associated with site evacuation. II. DISCUSSION l A. In the event of an emergency situation at CNS, it may be desirable to minialze the number of non-essential personnel on site. If the emer-gency involves a radiological release or the potential for a release, then evacuation of non-essential personnel is desirable, or may be required, to minimize exposure to radioactive material. B. The organization of this procedure provides guidance in three distinct areas: 1. Determination of the need for site evacuation. 2. Determination of the evacuation route and assembly area. l 7 3. Conducting the evacuation and subsequent assembly, monitoring and release of persc tel in an orderly manner. The first two of these areas are provided in the Section A., Emergency Director. The latter is provided in the Section B., Evacuacion Coordi-nator. C.. This procedure is intended to apply to evacuations where persons may receive abnormal external exposure and/or. persons or automobiles may be contaminated. It is recognized that in the event of an energency it 3 may be desirable to send persons home before they are exposed to significant radiation and/or contamination levels. An orderly sequence l _ of dismissal should be-given by the Emergency Director-D. Personnel on site will assemble at their designated assembly areas following sounding of the emergency alarm in accordance with EPIP 5.7.10. Personnel Assembly And Accountability. This action will result in essentially all personnel on site assembling in one of seven loca-tions: 1. Control Room, r 4 Rsvised By/Date Reviewed By/Date A proy 3 By/Date Rev Procedure ( . K /W= % Page 1 Of .R.-Windham 10/14/83 D. Whitman 11/7/83 jf gy_ggg; 3 5.7.11 6 Page.s i

I e 2. Technical Suppcrt Center. n 3. Maintenance OSC. 4. I & C/ Electrical OSC.

5. -Health Physics'OSC.

6. Security Building Auditorium. 7. Emergency Operations Facility. A list of plant staff personnel. assembled will be developed as will a list of unaccounted for personnel in accordance with EPIP 5.7.10, Personnel Assembly And Accountability. r III. REFERENCE MATERIAL -A. CNS Emergency Plan. B. NUREG 0654, Rev 1. C. 10CFR20. IV. PREREQUISITES

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Emergency conditions,. such as fire, security threats, radiological t conditions, etc., exist where the Emergency Director deems it necessary to. evacuate non-essential personnel from the station. V.. LIMITATIONS A. A SITE AREA EMERGENCY or GENERAL EMERGENCY has been declared in accor-dance with EPIP 5.7.1 Emergency Classification. B. This procedure assumes the emergency occurs during normal working hours when the greatest numbers of non-essential personnel are on site. It .is.also applicable, however, during normal off-duty hours, weekends, .and holidays. C. MPC is the Maximum Permissible Concentration as defined in Column 1 Table ~ I, ' Appendix B to 10CFR20.. This calculation will allow 200 1 1 1MPC/Nrs which conservatively limits internal exposure. -This criteria is based on personnel not wearing respiratory equipment. + VI. ' PRECAUTIONS A. As a minimum, the names and addresses of any NPPD evacuees suspe::ted of having received doses in excess of 250 mR and those requirirg zny decontamination shall be obtained before the persons are allowed to ' leave the assembly area. 4 f-( Drocedure Number EPIP'5.7.11 Date )/ Nb Revision 3 Page 2 Of 6 Pages 5, .a. 2.

B. Local areas within the station will be evacusted if any of the following f, , conditions exist: 1. Unscheduled alarms from any of the area or airborne' radiation monitors. 2. Detection of excessive radioactive surface contamination levels. 3. Other emergency conditions, such as fire, that may endanger human life or health. C. Monitoring points between CNS and the assembly areas may need to be set up depending upon the emergency condition. This is to prevent the apread of contamination. VII. EOUIPMENT A. None. VII

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A. Erergency Director. 1. Assess the need for, or the potential need for, evacuation of non-essential personnel. Attachment "A", Evacuation Criteria, provides guidance in making this determination for radiological emergencies. Generally evacuation of non-essential personnel will be. conducted for incidents at the SITE AREA EMERGENCY or GENERAL EMERGENCY Classification Levels regardless of whether a release is oc.murring. 2. Appoint an Evacuation Coordinator to supervise the evacuation. 3. Designate the evacuation route and off-site evacuation assembly area. Attachment "B", Evacuation Route Determination, provides guidance in this determination. 4. Direct the notification of the Nemaha County EOC or the Nemaha County Sheriff's Office of the evacuation. a. Notification of the intent to evacuate personnel includes:

1) The intended evacuation route.

2) The designated off-site assembly area, if other than the AEOF.

3)' The approximate number of personnel and vehicles to be evacuated.

4) The anticipated need for any decontamination of personnel or vehicles will be coordinated with the Nemaha County Decontamination Center.

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=. g-s , 5. Determine the personnel to be retained on site and personnel to be assigned-to off-site emergency response locations or relief shift duty. In general, personnel other than operations retained on site will have chemistry, radiation protection, or maintenance assign-ments for the site emergency organization. 6. Provide evacuation instructions to the Evacuation Coordinator. i These instructions should include: a. Evacuation route. b. Off-site assembly area if.other than AEOF. c. Anticipated vehicle or personnel monitoring and decontamination requirements. d. Arrangements with off-site response agencies. e. Personnel to remain on site. B. Evacuation Coordinator. 1. The basic responsibilities of the Evacuation Coordinator are as follows: a. Coordinate with the Emergency Director to determine the condi-tions of the emergency and the evacuation plan. b. Provide information on the number of vehicleo and personnel involved in the evacuation and any further personnel account-ability required at the site prior to the evacuation. -t c. Providing required on-site traffic control measures such as: 1) Notifying Security of the intended evacuation.

2) Sequencing the departure of personnel to avoid congestion, d.. Establish monitoring points along the evacuation route, where and if appropriate.

2. Contact the Chemistry and Health Physics Coordinator and assure that qualified monitoring personnel are dispatched to the monitoring points (either. f rom on-site or of f-site). Generally one monitor for each of the areas will be utilized. 3. Provide instruction for personnel evacuating. These generally are:

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b. Personnel without transportation should obtain a ride with a driver in their assembly area. i c. At the off-site assembly area, each assembly area evacuation - leader should assure that personnel are accounted for and remain to be monitored and cleared before release. .C. Activities At The Monitoring Points. 1. Upon arrival at the monitoring points the monitor (s) shall begin a program of surveying personnel and vehicles for contamination. The results are to be recorded on Attachments "C" and "D". Personnel and/or-equipment (vehicles, etc.) that are contaminated in excess of the limits presented in Attachment "E" must be decontaminated per EPIP 5.7.13. Decontamination of personnel and/or vehicles with contamination levels less than those presented in Attachment "E", but higher than two times background will be at the discretion of the radiation monitor (s) at the evacuation area. The overall results are to be reported to the Emergency Director. 2. If parking lots'are utilized as the monitoring points and the lots cannot be completely cleared prior to arrival of evacueea, all vehicles which were originally in the lot will be surveyed before being allowed to leave. 4 3. As a minimum, the names and addressee of any evacuees suspected of having received doses in excess of 250 mR and those requiring any decontamination shall be obtained before the persons are allowed to leave the monitoring point. 4. In general, personnel shall be given permission to leave the monitoring point and proceed to the assembly point only af ter the following conditions are mets The person and his vehicle have been surveyed or a sufficient a. number of persons in the group have been surveyed in order to determine that radioactive contamination is not a factor. b. Self-reading dosimeter results have been recorded and the names of exposed persons recorded. .c. The above-results have been reported to the Emergency Director ~ for his evaluation.. g D.' ' Evacuation of The Central ' Alarm Station. 1. In the event the Central Alara Station (CAS) becomes uninhabitable. as determined by on-site radiological monitoring, security personnel shall be evacuated from CAS. These personnel will be relocated to . habitable locations as determined by the Emergency Director, based on current and projected conditions and requirements. / 'Pr:c: dure Number 'EPIP 5.7.11 Date /f'f"*bkbi Revision 3 Page 5 Of 6 Pages w- --s- --w += - - - =, 1 y ,,y y.y.,c -,-7__.

I ) ,s , 2. Access control functions shall be performed in accordance with the CNS Security Plan. E. Alternate Assembly Point / Evacuation Assembly Poinc. 1. The Aubum National Guard Armory has been designated as the Alter-nate Assembly Point to be used in the case that for any reason the Security Building Auditorium cannot be used. 2. If a site evacuation is required, the Armory will be used as an assembly point with monitoring points selected depending upon the emergency conditions. 3. If the on-site decontamination facility is not available, or because of time constraints during an evacuation the facility cannot be used, or interim monitoring points cannot be used, contaminated personnel will be directed either to the National Guard Armory or to the Nemaha County Decontamination Center. IX. ATTACHMENTS A. Attachment "A", Evacuation Criteria. B. Attachment "B", Evacuation Route Determination. C. Attachment "C", Evacuee Monitoring Data. A D. Attachment "D", Post Evacuation Vehicle Monitoring Data. E. Attachment "E", Emergency Decontamination Limits. l l i l l l l '? roc dure Number EPIP 5.7.11 Date / /~8-23 Revision 3 Page 6 Of 6 Pages

tover.a nuu.can a an t iva urcant AvI6.uuwai. 7TTACletENT "A" DfERCENCY PLAN IMPLEMENTING PP.0CEDURE 5.7.11 EVACUATION OF NON-ESSENT SITE PERSONNEL e. "*- s EVACUATION CRITERIA The decision to evacuate any, or all, of the personnel covered by this procedure shall be made by the Etergency Director. Personnel shall not evacuate an assembly area unless instructed to do so by the person in charge in the area, and this individual shall, in turn, receive his instructions' from the Evacuation Coordinator who, in turn, receives instructions from the Emergency Director. A. CNS Contract Personnel. Visitors, Clerical Station Personnel. In keeping with as low as reasonably achinvable philosophy, personnel who are not contributing substantially to emergency response actions (which generally includes visitors, contractors, and clerical personnel) should be . evacuated if such action can prevent significant exposure, provided that trained personnel are available to conduct the evacuacion and can be spared for this task without jeopardizing emergency mitigation activities. However, the following should be considered as a guideline evacuation criteria: AIRBORNE CONSIDER WHOLE BODY ACTIVITY EVACUATION 2 DOSE RATE CONCENTRATION WITHIN 2-10 ares / hour 1-4 X MPC 48 hours 10-50 area / hour 4-20 X MPC 10 hours 50-100 aren/ hour 20-40 X MPC 5 hours

100-500 ares / hour 40-200 X MPC 1 hour 500 ares / hour 200 X MPC Immediately The decision to evacuate or not must include the following considerations:

1. Whether or not the emergency can be mitigated prior to reaching a dose of 500 area or 200 MPC/ Hrs non-essential personnel (nonradiation worker criteria). 2. If personnel involved are rot'immediately essential for handling the emergency, they should be evacuated at levels near the low and of each range to minimize their doses. 3. Any time personnel are to be evacuated, the dose expected during evacuation must be weighed against that expected if the person is not evacuated. In some cases, evacuation may result in a higher dose than could be received if the individuals remained in a shielded or protected area. Procsdure Number EPIP 5.7.11 Date N-M Revision 3 Page 1 Of 2 Pages -Fy, y-y'.'y+ w g -Liw e - y gqgg g -p--ewg p-r }--e,y-eyw e.--m*r-e m.,ew--ee-merww -w*ug-et----

LUUrt.n ftULLt,An bla110N Urt.MAtluad MAduaL ATTACHMENT "A" EMERCENCY PLAN IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURE 5.7.11 EVACUATION OF NON-ESSENTIAL SITE PERSONNEL r"% EVACUATION CRITERIA B. Station Personnel Not Engaged In Emergency Response Actions. 4 In general, non-essential station personnel should be evacuated in conjunction with visitors, contractors, etc., in the event of a general site evacuation under the provisions of Step A. above. If their assistance is anticipated to be r. quired, these persons should not be allowed to excee! their occupational quarterly or annual exposure limits (3 ren WB or 5 rem thyroid per quarter, 5 rem WB or 15 rem thyrc,id per year). Since many of these persons will have received some occupational exposure prior to the accident, the maximum exposure which can be permitted may vary depending on the date in the quarter and the exposure history from one person to another. Essential station personnel may be authorized to receive exposures in excess of established quarterly and annual limits. The Emergency Director has the authority to authorize emargency exposure limits. l \\_~ s l-1 t 3: 'Procsdure Number EPIP 5.7.11 Date // d 2 3 Revision 3 Page 2 Of 2 Pages

LUUPER SUCLEAR S*1ATICN OPERITI'ONS MANUAL ATTACHMENT "B" EMERCENCY PLAN IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURE 5.7.11 EVACUATION OF NON-ESSENTIAL SITE PERSONNEL EVACUATION ROUTE DETERMINATION There are two basic evacuation routes which may be utilized when an evacuation is required. The specific route to be followed shall be determined by the Emergency Director on the basis of wind direction, dose rates, and other pertinent factors existing at the time. A. Description Of Routes. 1. Northern Route through Brownville. The preferred route if evacuation from the site is required is out the access route to the County road, north on the county road to Brownville, then west on U.S. liighway 136 to Auburn. The post-evacuation assembly area is located in the Auburn National Cuard Armory (AEOF), approximately 6 blocks north of the stop light. ^E" -Pr - [c.i # / a.h/ h " I...'/ b.J. ! 'i Yi. 1 )I C W." @ >.L N 4- ..e.. r ii \\..:.a_,.. A. h. _ ,. m _ 3 e:g,1 4, e wk~. w.,, x .. N_, . 3.. g i 4._pb., '1 . L .. s q.g4 i 4 2 A

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