ML20080N390

Brief in Support of Sunflower Alliance 840203 Motion to Reopen Discovery on Issue 1 Re Emergency Planning.Document Proffered as Addl Support of Motion.Certificate of Svc Encl. Related Correspondence

ML20080N390
Person / Time
Site:	Perry
Issue date:	02/17/1984
From:	Hiatt S OHIO CITIZENS FOR RESPONSIBLE ENERGY
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ISSUANCES-OL, NUDOCS 8402220239
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(Perry Nuclear Power Plant,

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4' OCRE BRIEF IN SUPPORP OF "SUNFIDWER'S MOTION 'IO RDDPEN DISCOVERY ON ISSUE #1 Intervenor Ohio Citizens for Responsible Energy ("OCRE")

~~ hereby supports the notion of intervenor Sunf:lwer Alliance, et al of February 3, f98'4. seeking the reopening of discovery on Issue #1, on emergency planning, OCRE agrees with Sunflmer that "there is considerable cause for w 1/

. xeopening discovery on this issue" (Motion at 1)~~ In addition to the reasons set'forth.by Sunficwer, OCRE proffers Attachment 1 as additional support for the motion. This attachment, discovered by OCRE in the local Public Document Roam, indicates the Staff's intention to file a motion for stmma.ry dis-position of Issue #1 '.'as soon as possible." The Staff has sought input frcm the Federal Emergency Management Agency (" FEMA") for srpport for the' notion.

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Sunficwer's assertion that emergency planning arrangements are morg g lete than in 1982 is corroborated by the information in Attachment 2, ocnp "The Perry Perspective", which indicates that Applicants are conducting

" educational" programs for the public and emergency workers, Information on these activities, ironically, is-not available to intervenors; despite their statement that " speakers [on emrgency planning) will came to any group

. that e_xpresses an interest," Applicants refused to speak to a public meeting to'have been sponsored by intervenors, claiming that the..information is available through discovery..Obviously it.is not available as long as discovery remains closed.

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'Ihis, of. course, is in accordance with 10 GR 50.'47]a) (2),

Mch states that the hT bases its finding on the adequacv of offsite emergency planning on the findings of FDR. However, the last sentence of that section states that "(i)n any NRC licensing proceeding a FDR finding wil'1 constitute a rebuttabie preseumption on'a question of adequacy." It is entirely ancmalous to expect an intervenor to rebut a FDR finding without the tools d.e.," discovery) with'sliich to learn the 6 asis'for such a" finding, The't'enor of'ittachment 1 also suggests that thorough discovery of the basis of FDR's assessnent wiil be'especially necessary/.here, as the

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.' Staff's interest seems limited to those findings supporting sunnary disposition

~'Ihe Staff's plan ' for the inminent sunnary disposition of this issue alone constitutes abundant good cause for reopening discovery.

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OCRE thus concludes that the 1D:eral reopening of discovery on Iisue #1'is mandated.

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December 29, 1983 Spence Perry, Esq.

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.CLEVEL N (Perry Nuclear Power Plant, Units 1 and 2)

Docket Nos. 50-440 OL, 50-441 OL

Dear Spence:

.As de discussed briefly by telechone, a rerttr. tion concerning the adequacy

!::e Perry proceeding.

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The het:i,i; d:. :.-:-ntnf L ?:'ucai, is March, 1984 In order to address tnis contentions we will need the

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evaluation of the issues raised in tha contention by the FEMA reviewer assigned to the Periy site.

For your information I am enclosing a statement,of the contention and the specific issues raised by the intervenor pertinent to the contention.

Your assistance in providing an affidavit from the appropriate FEMA representative to support a motion for' summary disposition would be mos't We would like to file this motion as soon as possible.

appreciated.

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In the Matter of-CLEVELAND ELECTP.IC ILLUMINATING COMPANY, ET AL.

(Perry Nuclear Power Fiant, Units 1 and 2)

Docket Nos. 50-440 OL, 50-441 OL r

Issue #1 - T.mergency Plan Contention

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Sponsor:

Sunflow'er Alliance

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Terry J. Lodge, Esq.

The Applicant's emerg'ency evacuation plans

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do not demonstrate that they provide reason '

l able assurance that adequate protective I

measures can and will be taken in the event of an emergency.

The specific issues presented under this contention are' listed below:

B:u n Saised by Sdrficwer " '_ u I.

'The three counties withia the EPZ must come to a consensus on emergency actions La.

different' counties may choose different protective measures, which could cause misconception of the accident.

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one' decision making body would 'facilitati orderly steps c.

the Lake County plan anticipates use of ambulances from adjacent counties to aid evacuation but if there is no s.

agreement on response, the other counties will n't o

provide the ambulances.

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there is no prov'ision for payment of ambulance attendant insurance-moving the 93,000 population of all titree counties e.

requires the consensus of the counties

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I II. Bus drivers and firemen are volunteers Bus' drivers are volunteers who must drive school children as a.

wel,1 as individuals without cars l

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Firemen must drive buses if necessary, but they are not l

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some volunteers perform several functions-(bus, fire, j,

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"N III." Evacuation of school children will' be disorderly parents will pick up child.ren at school, causing crowding in a.

the parking lot, hampering movement of buses b.

' buses will be overloaded with children standing and in panic l

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Evacuation will be time consuming

' work'ers outside EPZ will have to pass perimeter check and a.

return hnve.

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' many a;.::.1 ;ra. quired of homeowners prior to evacuation V..[Carlessanddisabledindividualswillbethelastevacuated

a. bus drivers are;not committed to evacuation driving b..

evacuati.ng nursing homes is time consuming

~ c.'. nursing home residents and hospital patients will have to be transported to appropriate facilities-

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.policewill.kavetoarrangefortowingstalledcars

b. ' some cars may run out of gas

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thepoliceneed(unspecified) equipment VI.I. Hospital preparedness for contaminated persons

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.ca'pacity is inadequate

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years. cnd with the construction of hoisted atop the Unit 2 cooling 2 '_./,

MN ',-egh@ Mig.;y g the Pery P!cn!. we will be able to tower. symbolized the completion

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mcmicin thct ou of the Perry Plant's second tower

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,hff s country, and in ceremonics held Tnursday.

.~.$.Ni/ %h throughout the world. has October 20. A criso Icke breeze f

demonstrated that nuclear energy ruffled the tree, a centunes-old

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I hope you find "The Peny has celebrated a " topping off.

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A Pe spective helpful. If you have The previous ceremony, marking g

cny questions you would like the completion of the hrst cooling cddressed in future issues. or tower, took place in September.

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an':wered personally. call our 393y"

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the Perry P!cnt. 259-3737.

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toroe om=nts o~orm -r Sincere 1Y-produced when generatino I

pgMw electricity. Also common 15 !arge

,l I cm plecsed to present the first issue of "The Perr/

g coal-burning fccilities the towers te iten likened to a car Perspective." Tnis pub!! cation will Vice President Nuclear be sent to you qucrierly cnd is radictor, which cools engine 3

water but never comes in contact l

designed to answer cuestions you w:th the combustion chambers.

mcy hcve regcraing the Perry Nuclear Plant. Topics to be Instead cooled water simply circulctes m tubes to condense i

cddressed in future issues include plant safe'y operction.

y steam from the turbine generator and does not come in contact f;

construction, environmentc!

with any radioactr/e components.-

benefits, waste mcnagement cnd

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tower is not rcdlocctive but j

also be introduced to some of

,k ghJf... g simply stecm released by the your neighbors who will operate

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The cooling towers at Perry V!Ucge in 1974. This is present!y one of the 1crgest projects in the S!cte of Ohio. We cre proud of

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the qualiy work that hcs gone

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system. the water from the tcwers F-- ',

does not mix w:th !cke water cnd you what we cre doing cs we get P p--p.. (

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,j f.y mernber or friend who works et A'H' Focus a,

the plant, so it's not rec!!y a 7 S1

.y mystery to us. In fact. it's ac1Hng Every qucrter. "The Perry

'., d ' j to see tne plant mckmg prog [t e n.

Perspective" w1!! introduce you to j

cnd con'ributing as much cs i a plant emp!oyee and his or her

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doet to the community.

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indiv:du=!s their jobs, cnd the '

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community, Frank has been cn rc!ctionships they've estcblished 3 ~/

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Elder at the Perry Christion in the communities where they 3

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f' S, years. cnd has been a member of re!cte their expenences cs 4" '. *,,

"g d.D:hl4 the Perry Kiwanis since the family l.h.,4.%:

cinployees et the Perry Picnt.

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moved to the crec. At the Cemra!

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Program Committee and Carol is p@y ?j$ hfDWfk -Q*$.

7' i Frank is cctive in the Ts SHAPE i

on the Women's Committee.

Frank a resident of (U. 7 MM i:$

Pf Cardiovascular Physical Fitness Painesville Township hcs been M

h4 Program and Caroi participates in Manager of Perry's Nuclect W[ hf,sN!]{ 3.>.:ig g [ pp.

the Ts" Fitness Fantasic Progrcm.

rngineenng Depadment since A 7.M u:c_

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June.1982. He is one of five Frank hcs recently dedicated managers responsible for

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construction at the Perry Plcnt. A 7e i

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Capital Fund Drive for the I!)umincting Company, he sicMed Perry / Madison Area Lake County l

as a Test Helper in July.1965. cnd Frank. his wife. Carol and Carol has been a clerk at the YMCA completed college ct Cleveland their two children. Gwen and Perry Librcry since 1979. She t

State University cs c ccvop student through the Company's Scholcstic Brad moved to Painesville taught Business Education in the Awcrds Program. In 1970, he was Township ecrjy in 1979.

Bedtord Schools for six yects and cwcrded a Bachelor in Previously residents of a has completed severo! graduate Cleve2cnd suburb, they agreed courses, specializing in reading Mechanical Engineenng and that Frank's 206-mile round trip education at Baldwin-Wc!! ace named Associcte Engineer. Later that year, he took c leave of daily commute to Perry was absence to work on a Master of taking a lot of time from family College.

and communi+y cctivities. "We

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Science in Mechanical now live chout six miles southwest

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University completing his degree of the p!cnt." Frank said. *cnd e lh. '..L s c and retuming to Cleveland in we're ve:y happy here."

4 I [d I'W.S4 I'i 1971. That year. The !!!uminating rve been involved with M'}.

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Company announced p!cns for nuclect power since 1970, and I r$.!

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the Perry ?!cnt, cnd Frcnk wcs have a great deal of confidence 4ln h.

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5 cssigned cs c Nuclect Fuel in the sciety of the Peny faci!!ty.

F A p.Q.[.,f rm con!! dent that we're buildmg From November.1971 a first rcte insto!!ction and, while I-Ql y//.

Engmeer.

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planning and plant licensing. In power. I think the most impodant i'

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O 1979. Frcnk came to the plant site thing is that the people who work yk kY t

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as Senior Design Engineer. Lcter here cre just like everybody else.

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4 f.q @ i that yect he was ncmed Senior We have the same concems Project Engmeer. From 1980 to about scfe*y cs everyone. We live 1982. he worked at numerous here, too, and we do everything locations to gcin operating possib:e to cssure the safety of our

.Ihe Stead children. Gwen (7)

!cm'!!es and fr' ends We want and Brad (5) cre c!so active m expenence in fossil fuel p!cnts.

, this communi*y to be a good school and community cct:v: ties.

In'Ju!y 1982. Frank wcs named Mcncger of the Nuclect p!cce to raise our families." Frank Gwen is in second grade anc is c Brownie. Sne takes p!cno lessens e gmeering Depanment.

sald-cnd pcrticipates in a drcmc n

workshop. Brad is a kindergarten student and takes swimmmg lessons at the "y."

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Neighbors"is as Close as the plant, with many of the jobs d ' [d,' r [ [, / - -

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filled from local union halls.

,.1?g'gf Your Phone. Call Todcy, When the plant becomes N A I i er Most clubs. schools frctemal P** " " "5 " P W * *'

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groups schedule speckers several P '2"= 7" ** ="2"* ** **

ff Nelchbors m =thsin cev = ce. Sa pl e se em nd contnbute more than a

don't de:cy. Call the Speakers 5.

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[QQQh fhg Bumm todcy ct 259-3737 es Extension 5321 to crrange for a What's more, many crea f:rms v

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will clso benefit from the plcnt's u%u u -

Perry locction. Everydcy business h* hN} h[b

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operctions at Perry will require ce

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you to meet the people who work 7'~

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cll through.the free services of the A Community :

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Through the Bureau. you can crrcnge a showing of "The New W. O I J I.1 M

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cnswer program. !or any group or N:IMhf.

organization.

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• The New Neighbors" is a 6.000 people report to work at the

' 14-minute full color audio / visual Pery Plant. That's more than the The " Multiplier" Effect program thc' will aquaint you total population of many in addition to the 900 on-with the Perry Picnt, its people neighboring ccmmunities and going jobs that will be part of the and its Emergency Planning more people working together on Perry community, a whole range Pwrm you a leam an about a single construction project than of goods and sevices will be plant safet, and how smart ever before in the histoy of Ohio!

needed for employees' families, planning cssures mcximum The Perry Plant provides such as housing, retail out!ets, education and healt.' facilities, as protection for eveyone.

employment to workers in clmost well as transportation. Those jobs "The New Neighbors" is evey sphere of American

' will cdd even more to our presented by the members of the business and industry. Including Pe ry Plant Speckers Bureau.

constmction, management, safety community - probcbly more than S50 million annually will flow More than 30 trained speakers -

planning and hundreds of other into Lake County and surrounding cll of them regulcr Perry on-site positions.

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employees and most of them local residents - ccn answer your Working for You The plant will provide questions !cce-to-face and discuss The Perry Picnt includes two numerous tcx benefits. Payroll the !ssues of nuclect energy.

1.205 megcwcti units which will taxes paid by Pery workers "The New Neighbors" wi!! be genercte e ectricity to supply the contribute hundreds of thousands residentic!. commercial and of dollcrs to local govemment of particular interest to students.

industrial needs of 7 million revenues. Since the plant has tecchers, churches and school residents of no-them Ohio and been built property values have groups. It is clso cn informctive westem Pennsylvania. While the not decreased, but have presentation for professioncj plant is owned by a group of five generally increased throughout orgcnisctions,locci businesses electric ut!!: ties (The Illuminating the crec. The result: increased and community groups. In fact.

Compcny, Ohio Edison Company, funds for govemment services, the speakers w1!! come to any

. Toledo Edison Company, including schools, fire and police group that expresses an interest.

Pennsylvanic Power Company protection. roads, hecith and whether they are regu!cr.

and Duquesne Light Company). it socici services.

organized groups or on informal is being built and managed by Perry's impact on the local gcthering of neighbors. We'ly The ll!umincting Company, which economy began more than a bnng c!1 the equipment has a 31% share.

decade ago. Like o pebb e necessary. too. including projectors, booklets and discussion During its 14-year construction thrown into o pond, its ripple mcterials.

phase, the Perry Plant will employ effect will continue to be felt by thousands of constmction and thousands of residents in crecs

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and explcm their rob; to inform to do in an emergency is an the dnvers cbout the traming they important part of county trcming e

N will receive and their possible procedures" Roger said. "On g

g role in the prec: ice exercise that November 14.15. and 17 we'!!

ff w!!! be he!d next year; and to give on-s:te tours, present c shon v

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answer questions related to program. and conduct ques:!cn-dnvers' responsibilities.

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they have the training cnd around the p:cnt is minimcl. but that dnvers must be trained for knowledge of their roles.we fee!

most dwers W mahze mey con I

WIb that possibihty.

.We wcnt dnvers to know thatconhe to c scie, emnt plminating in three days of on-their partic:pction throughout the evccuction, should there ever be A cri::s of meetings.

entire process (i.e., training, need for one.

% tuts, cre underwcy to participction in the exercise. or atroduca local school bus drivers response in an cctual

, ths Perry Plant. The meetmgs emergency)is a volunteer one.

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And through the education blum!ncting Company employees program, drivers willleam they'll IIlfOrmCdiOn e-about th3 picnt. emergency have the time to evacuate school 5

pionning and their roles in children sc!ely should on Num*oers lcssuring the sc!ety of school evccuction ever be ordered."

For funher information about chDdmn.

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the Perry Plant. construction

" Thousands of locc! people He added that,in most ccses, status or answers to your wiu be trained in upcoming drivers wou'd only make one un

. questions about nuclect months on how to deal with a from a school to a reception energy, plecse ccll the possibli emergency" said Roger center (usuc!!y another school).

Community Relations 259-3737. Extension Trudecu. Supervisor Emergency which wi!! be located outside the Section at:

Planning.. We've started the 10-mile EPZ. All buses will be 5904.

process by conducting sessions cssigned c teacher or safety To arrange a tour of the with school bus drivers, who o!!ic:cl who will maintain order plant for your club or woul.d be dnving the students out and ossist the dnver on the way to organization, call 259 3737.

of th210-m!!e Emergency the reception center.

Extension 5536.

Planning 2one if e ccuation was "Bcsed on current school 11 you'd like information Gv3r ordered." Roger said that he populations, we have more than about the Perry P!cnt and mnmbers of h:s sto!! have enough buses cnd dn, vers to Speakers Bureau, or to ciready met with school bus driv rs m Lake County cnd with handle any contmgency. Buses schedule a speaker for a soms dnvers in Ashtabula County.

cnd drivers ccn be drawn from group meeting. call Thi m;etings had three outside the 10-mile EP2 to help -

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