ML20081A313
| ML20081A313 | |
| Person / Time | |
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| Site: | Shoreham File:Long Island Lighting Company icon.png |
| Issue date: | 10/03/1983 |
| From: | Damico L MIDDLE ISLAND, NY |
| To: | Laurenson J Atomic Safety and Licensing Board Panel |
| References | |
| ISSUANCES-OL-3, NUDOCS 8310260217 | |
| Download: ML20081A313 (4) | |
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r IG G llM h.5Q. M A :3 MIDDLE ISLAND CENTRAL SCHOOLS MIDDLE ISLAND. YAPHANK ROAD - MIDDLE ISLAND. NEW YORK 11953 516-3 6 2768 c
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BOARD OF EDUCATION Supaniendent f,
A George E_ Phelps. Pres &nt HENRY HE!SSENBUTTEL g vgg eng Detret Treasurer John,Mdiasi Jim Dente!
JACQUEUNE LANZARONE f
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00CKETitr3 & Luim' BRANCH SERVED OCT 251983 October 3, 1983 James A. Laurenson, Chairman Atomic Safety and Licensing Board U.S.
Nuclear Regulatory Commission Washington, D.C.
20555
Dear' Mr. Laurenson,
Please be advised that the attached School Board Resolution was adopted at a regular meeting of the Middle Island Central School District's Board of Education on September 29, 1983.
Very truly yours, Lori D'Amico District Clerk
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m:r,wr, yst/r,i CumnAL sci: COL DISTnTCT MIDDR. n;LMm, !:EW YORE DXKETED SCHOOL DOARD PSSOLUTION fedcral regulations fcr full pcwcr operation of the Shore 5 A10:57
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require an emergency plan for co=unitics ham Nuclear Plant surrounding the plant which will assure thosc' congff"%gCgtyfp, adequate protection in event of a nuclear emergenc3, atsitANCH the Long Island Lighting Company, in an effort to meet
- MHEREltS, has prepared an omorgency plan _which federal regulations, lacking coordination with local or state governments,
- LILCO, will attempt to implement; and the Nuc3 car Regulatory Conreission's Snorcham licensing WHEREAS, board is now conducting hearings to review the adequacy of the LILCO cmergency plan; and the LILCO emergcncy plan includes protective actions to be WHERSAS, taken by schools; and this board has identified the following weaknesses in the WHEREA3, LILCC cmcrgency plan:
1.
Earlv Dismisnal which LILCO's Our inacrgency Early dismissel procedure, plan incorporates, wouldn't bring school children to an uncontaminated arca quickly enough to protect their health and safety.
Transoortation 2.
Ehe requ.fsite number of buses and drivers required for successful carly dismissal are not available to the schools.
This will prolong childrens' stay at schools in contaminated areas.
3.
Feeds of Cchool Personnel _ teaching and non-teaching He cannot guarantee that personnel will stay in schools to supervise carly These teachers and staff may need to attend dicmissal.
therefore, may to the safety of their own families and, not be available t'o, perform emergency-related tasks.
Lack of Parental ~ Supervision 4.
Tiic success of an eiEly dismissal plan depends not only on prompt dismissal from schools, but on prompt evacua-tion of children from their homes. ' In those casos in which parents will not be at home during the day, children will be sont to unsupervised homes from which they will not be able to evacuate promptly.
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Parental Intercession We cannot be confident that parents will wait at home for their children to arrivo.
Many parents may attempt e
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MXDU.L 19A :D CC;IRAL SCnbo,' DISTRICT Board Resolution to retrieve their children at schools, perhaps causing increased confusion and chaos.
Relocation 6.
If a shoreham emergency. develops quickly and requires an evacuation of children from schools directly to relocation this district does not have sufficient buses or
- centers, drivers to transport all children to relocation centers in a timely, effective manner.
Supervision at Relocation Centers 7.
We cannot guarantee that teaching and/or non-teaching school personnel will travel to and remain at relocation centers to supervise school children until parents arrive to retrieve them.
8.
Sheltering-The L1LCO plan suggests that sheltering (remaining indoors) may be the preferred protective action in specific Shoreham none of this district's schools emergencids.
- However, have basements or other structures necessary to provide adequate protection.
9.
Trust in Public Information the only public information upon which in the L1LCO plan, to base decisions for protective actions will come.from the utility.
LILCO, througn 'ims Public Schools Coordina-tor and HALK-AM Radio, will both describa the extent of Because LILCO would the emergency and recommend actions.
be both operator of the plant and initiator of' emergency
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School potential for conflict of interest exists.
- actions, receiving information only from LILCO and administrators, will be forced to decide not from any. governmental agency, upon actions with potentially serious consequences without the benefit of a directive from a responsible governmental source.
Indemnification LILCO doas not provide indemnification for school districts i
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from school injuries, or deaths result should damages, decisions during an emergency, decisions administrators' which can be made based only upon information and recom-mandations offered by LILCO.
Now, be it therefore that the Middle Island Central School
.:.' District finds that LILCO's emergency plans.for schools do not offer children or
- IESOLVED, school personnel of this district adequato protection in and, be
. event of an accident at the Shorcham Nuclear Plant; it further e
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O BOARD RES LUr1011
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S.iID6LE ISIA :D CE!:T!'dL SC1100L DISTRICT i
that this schoci board believes that licensing of the Shorehara RESOLVED, Nucicar Plant should not be permitted unicos or until completc
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and reasonable resolution of these outstanding, critical emergency planning prob 1 cms can be achicved.
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. 1 The above Resolution was passed by the Middle Island Central School Dictrict Board of Education at the Board Meeting on September 29, 1983.
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