ML20084J518
| ML20084J518 | |
| Person / Time | |
|---|---|
| Site: | Palo Verde  |
| Issue date: | 04/23/1984 |
| From: | Page R ARIZONA PUBLIC SERVICE CO. (FORMERLY ARIZONA NUCLEAR |
| To: | Martin J NRC OFFICE OF INSPECTION & ENFORCEMENT (IE REGION V) |
| References | |
| NUDOCS 8405090133 | |
| Download: ML20084J518 (16) | |
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_y Arizona Public Service Company P.o. Box 21666
- PHOENIX, ARIZONA 85036 PVNGS-RWP-L84-001 April 23, 1984 Mr. John B. Martin Office of Inspection and Enforcement Region V U. S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission 1450 Maria Lane, Suite 210 Walnut Creek, CA 94596
Subject:
Palo Verde Nuclear Generating Station Docket Nos. STN 50-528/529/530 1984 Annual Emergency Plan Exercise File: 84-002-493
Reference:
Letter from Ross A. Scarano (NRC Region V) to E. E. Van' Brunt, Jr.
(APS) dated April 3, 1984 regarding 1984 Annual Emergency Plan Exercise Scenario.
Dear Mr. Martin:
Attached for your review and comment are the Objectives and Extent of Play for the 1984 Annual %ergency Plan Exercise. Ray Fish of your staff informally reviewed the draft objectives during the NRC's inspection of PVNGS emergency planning on January 16, 1984.
Mr. Fish's comments have been incorporated into the attached Objectives.
The offsite elements of the Objectives and Extent of Play have been closely coordinated among the cognizant state and local emergency response agencies.
In addition, Mr. John Sucich and Mr. Ken Nauman of the Federal Emergency Management Agency, Region IX, participated in a development meeting regarding the offsite objectives and extent of play on February 1, 1984.
If NRC, Region V is in need of clarification or additional information regarding the attached subject area, please contact me at 602/932-5300, extension 6180.
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PALO VERDE NUCLEAR GEN". RATING STATION 1984 EXERCISE OBJECTIVES l
ONSITE (Arizona Public Service Company)
- Demonstrate the ability to assess plant conditions, classify the event and identify projected trands and potential consequences.
- Demonstrate the ability to alert, notify and mobilize PV5GS emergency response personnel within the time frames specified in the Emergency Plan.
- Demonstrate the ability of APS to notify offsite agencies in a timely manner.
- Demonstrate the adequacy of the emergency plan implementing procedures both in terms of management control of an emergency situation and workability of the procedures at all levels.
- Demonstrate the capability of APS to evacuate affected onsite personnel.
- Demonstrate the adequacy of security access control to PVNGS emergency response facilities.
- Demonstrate the effectiveness and availability of appropriate emergency equipment.
- lemonstrate the capability to control a simulated fire.
- D?monstrate the ability to determine actual or potential offsite radiological hazards and make timely Protective Action Recommendations to offsite agencies.
- Demonstrate the ability to track plume passage and monitor contamination.
Demonstrate the capability to implement recovery activities onsite.
- Demonstrate the ability to gather samples and analyze them in a radiological laboratory setting.
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l-0FFSITE (State of Arizona, County of Maricopa) l' i
Demonstrate that emergency response organizations can alert and
' mobilize emergency response personnel.
l Demonstrate the ability to. deploy appropriate equipbent/ personnel in a timely manner.
- Demonstrate that timely and accurate decisions can be made regarding Protective-Actions for the Plume Exposure Pathway Emergency Planning i
Zone (EPZ).
- Demonstrate that the Radiological Technical Organization can provide assessment and analysis and make appropriate recommendations for Protective Actions of a simulated release of radioiodine and noble gases.
- Demonstrate that the Monitoring Pool has the capability to perfonn terrestrial monitoring tasks.
Demonstrate the capability.to establish and operate a Reception and Care Center.
Demonstrate access control and traffic regulation in the Plume Exposure Pathway EPZ.
Demonstrate the capability to control access to emergency facilities in order to maintain security during an emergency.
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JOINT (Arizona Public Service Company, State of Arizona, County of Maricopa)
Demonstrate timely coordination and relesse of information to the media through coordinated action by state, county and utility elements.
- Demonstrate the functional adequacy of emergency facilities.
Demonstrate the ability to coordinate Protective Actions in the L
Plume Exposure Pathway EPZ.
Demonstrate the adequacy of communications links between government emergency facilities, field teams and the utility's emergency facilities.
Demonstrate the adequacy of communications with public via news media and through other public information channels, i.e.,
- EBS, Rumor Control, etc.
Demonstrate the ability to implement personnel dosimetry for both utility and government emergency response personnel.
- Demonstrate the capability to transport injured personnel and provide emergency medical service onsite and offsite.
Demonstrate the ability to perform onsite and offsite dose assessment in a timely manner.
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PALO VERDE NUCLEAR GENERATING STATION 1984 EXERCISE EXTENT OF PLAi' 1.
Activation of all Emergency Response Facilities except the Corporate Emergency Center in accordance with plans and procedures.
PVNGS STSC TSC, OSC, EOF and CilIC State EOC/ TOC including:
o Responsr. to Public Inquiry Center o Joint Emergency News Center Maricopa County EOC REAT Center REAT Forward Center MCSO on Scene Command Post Reception and Care Center (one) o Demonstrate capability to establish sleeping arrangements for evacuees 2.
Response
Use of Notification System o Demonstrate ability to alert government response organization Mobilize State and County response agencies Deploy State and County response organization Use of Siren Activation System Evacuation of representative resident group (25 to 30 people)
Evacuation of representative resident group with special problems (approximately 5 people)
Road block / control points (two) o Demonstrate ability, then secure Radiation Monitoring Teams (3 utility, 3 government)
Use of primary communications and backup use as developed in the scenario Sound of EPZ sirens and two-tone ale J devices will be simulated. Warning will be disseminated to player population through the supplemental warning team.
Simulated contaninated injury transported to Maryvale Samaritan llospital (1 person)
Simulate Assembly and Accountability liFB/ 0484
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EVALUATED EXERCISE 1984 l
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Arizona Division of Emergency Services Arizona Division of Military Affairs Arizona Department of Public Safety Arizona Radiation Regulatory Agency Arizona Department of Health Services Arizona Department of Economic Security Arizona Department of Transportation i
COUNTY l
Maricopa County Department of Civil Defense l
and Emergency Services Maricopa County Sheriff's Office l
Maricopa County Health Department Maricopa County Highway Department VOLUNTEER AGENCIES American Red Cross Civil Air Patrol Radio Amateur Civil Emergency Services t
SUPPORT ORGANIZATIONS i
Maryvale Samaritan Hospital l
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1984 EXERCISE OBJECTIVES i
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ONSITE (Arizona Public Service Company) i Demonstrate the ability to assess plant conditions, classify the i
event and identify projected trands and potential consequences.
Demonstrate the ability to alert, notify and mobilize PVNGS emergency response personnel within the time frames specified in the Emergency Plan.
Demonstrate the ability of APS to notify offsite agencies in a timely manner.
- Demonstrate the adequacy of the emergency plan implementing procedures both in terms of management control of an emergency situation and workability of the procedures at all levels.
Denonstrate the capability of APS to evacuate affected onsite personnel.
Demonstrate the adequacy of security access control to PVNGS emergency response facilities.
Demonstrate the effectiveness and availability of appropriate emergency equipment.
Demonstrate the capability to control a simulated fire.
Demonstrate the ability to dete,rmine actual or potential offsite radiological hazards and make timely Protective Action Recommendations to offsite agencies.
Demonstrate the ability to track plume passage and monitor contamination.
Demonstrate the capability to implement recovery activities onsite.
Demonstrate the ability to gather sampics and analyze them in a radiological laboratory setting.
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l OFFSITE (State of Arizona, County of Maricopa)
- Demonstrate that emergency response organizations can alert and mobilize emergency response personnel.
Demonstrate the ability to deploy appropriate equipment / personnel in a timely manner.
Demonstrate that timely and accurate decisions can be made regarding Protective Actions for the Plume Exposure Pathway Emergency Planning Zone (EPZ).
Demonstrate that the Radiological Technical Organization can provide assessment and analysis and make appropriate recommendations for Protective Actions of a simulated release of radiciodine and noble gases.
Demonstrate that the Monitoring Pool has the capability to perform terrestrial monitoring tasks.
Demonstrate the capcbility to establish and operate a Reception and Care Center.
Demonstrate access control and traffic regulation in the Plume Exposure Pathway EPZ.
Demonstrate the capability to control access to emergency facilities in order to maintain security during an emergency.
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JOINT (Arizona Public Service Company, State of Arizona, County of Maricopa)
- Demonstrate timely coordination and release of information to the media through coordinated action by state, county and utility elements.
Demonstrate the functional adequacy of emergency facilities.
Demonstrate the ability to coordinate Protective Actions in the Plume Exposure Pathway EPZ.
Demonstrate the adequacy of communications links between government emergency facilities, field teams and the utility's emergency facilities.
- Demonstrate the adequacy of communications with public via news media and through other public information channels, i.e.,
- EBS, Rumor Control, etc.
- Demonstrate the ability to implement personnel dosimetry for both utility and government emergency response personnel.
Demonstrate the capability to transport injured personnel and provide emergency medical service onsite and offsite.
Demonstrate the ability to perform onsite and offsite dose assessment in a timely manner.
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r PALO VERDE NUCLEAR GENERATING STATION 1984 EXERCISE EXTENT OF PLAY 1.
Activation of all Emergency Response Facilities except the Corporate Emergency Center in accordance with plans and procedures.
- PVNGS STSC, TSC, OSC, EOF and CHIC
- State EOC/ TOC including:
o Response to Public Inquiry Center o Joint Emergency News Center
- Maricopa County EOC
- REAT Center
- REAT Forward Center g
- MCSO on Scene Command Post v
- Reception and Care Center (one) o Demonstrate capability to establish sleeping arrangements for evacuees 2.
Response
- Use of Notification System o Demonstrate ability to alert government response organization
- Mobilize State and County response agencies
- Deploy State and County response organization
- Use of Siren Activation System
- Evacuation of representative resident group (25 to 30 people)
- Evacuation of representative resident group with special problems (approximately 5 people)
- Road block / control points (two) o Demonstrate ability, then secure
- Radiation Monitoring Teams (3 utility, 3 government)
- Use of primary communications and backup use as developed in the scenario
- Sound of EPZ sirens and two-tone alert devices will be simulated. Warning will be disseminated to player population through the supplemental warning team.
- Simulated contaminated injury transported to Maryvale Samaritan Hospital (1 person)
- Simulate Assembly and Accountability HFB/ 0484
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AGENCIES PARTICIPATING IN THE PVNGS EVALUATED EXERCISE 1984 1
STATE Arizona Division of Emergency Services Arizona Division of Military Affairs Arizona Department of Public Safety Arizona Radiation Regulatory Agency Arizona Department of Health Services Arizona Department of' Economic Security Arizona Department of Transportation COUNTY
.Maricopa County Department of Civil Defense and Emergency Services
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Maricopa County Sheriff's Office Maricopa County Health Department M ricopa County Highway Department a
VOLUNTEER AGENCIES American Red Cross Civil Air Patrol Radio Amateur Civil Emergency Services
-SUPPORT ORGANIZATIONS Maryvale Samaritan Hospital s
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s PALO VERDE NUCLEAR GENERATING STATION 1984 EXERCISE OBJECTIVES ONSITE (Arizona Public Service Company)
Demonstrate the ability to assess plant conditions, classify the event and identify projected trands and potential consequences.
-Demonstrate the ability to alert, notify and mobilize PVNGS emergency
. response personnel within the time frames specified in the Emergency Plan.
- Demonstrate the ability of APS to notify offsite agencies in a timely manner.
- Demonstrate the adequacy of the emergency plan impicmenting procedures both in terms of management control of an emergency situation and workability of the procedures at all levels.
- Demonstrate the capability of APS.to evacuate affected onsite personnel.
- Demonstrate the adequacy of security access control to PVNGS emergency response facilities.
- Demonstrate the effectiveness and availability of appropriate emergency equipment.
Demonstrate the capability to control a simulated fire.
Demonstrate the ability to determine actual or potential offsite radiological hazards and make timely Protective Action Recommendations to offsite agencies.
Demonstrate the ability to track plume passage and monitor contamination.
Demonstrate the capability to implement recovery activities onsite.
Demonstrate the ability to gather samples and-analyze them in a radiological laboratory setting.
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OFFSITE (State of Arizona, County of Maricopa)
- Demonstrate that emergency response organizations can alert and mobilize emergency response personnel.
- Demonstrate the ability to deploy appropriate equipment / personnel in a timely manner.
- Demonstrate that timely and accurate decisions can be made regarding Protective Actions for the Plume Exposure Pathway Emergency Planning Zone (EPZ).
Demonstrate that the Radiological Technical Organization can provide assessment and analysis and make appropriate recommendations for Protective Actions of a simulated relsase of radioiodine and noble gases.
- Demonstrate that the Monitoring Pool has the capability to perfoon terrestrial monitoring tasks.
- Demonstrate the capability to establish and operate a Reception and Care Center.
Demonstrate access control and traffic regulation in the Plume Exposure Pathway EPZ.
Demonstrate the capability to control access to emergency facilities in order to maintain security during an emergency.
e' JOINT (Arizona Public Service Company, State of Arizona, County of Maricopa)
- Demonstrate timely coordinaticn and release of-information to the media through coordinated action by state, county and utility elements.
- Demonstrate the functional adequacy of emergency facilities.
- Demonstrate the ability to coordinate Protective Actions in the Plume Exposure Pathway EPZ.
- Demonstrate the adequacy of communications links between government emergency facilities, field teams and the utility's emergency f acilities.
- Dec.onstrate the adequacy of communications with public via news media and through other public information channels, i.e., EBS, Rumor Control, etc.
-- Demonstrate the ability to implement personnel dosimetry for both utility and government emergency response personnel.
- Demonstrate the capability to transport injured personnel and provide emergency cedical service onsite and offsite.
Demonstrate the ability to perform onsite and offsite dose assessment in a timely manner.
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PALO VERDE NUCLEAR GENERATING STATION 1984 EXERCISE EXTENT OF PLAY 1.
Activation of all Emergency Response Facilities except the Corporate Emergency Center in accordance with plans and procedures.
- PVNCS STSC, TSC, OSC, EOF and CHIC
- State EOC/ TOC including:
o Response to Public Inquiry Center o Joint Emergency News Center
- Maricopa County EOC
- REAT Center
- REAT Forward Center
- MCSO on Scene Command Post
- Reception and Care Center (one) o Demonstrate capability to establish sleeping arrangements for evacuees 2.
Response
- Use of Notification System o Demonstrate ability to alert government response organization
- Mobilize State and County response agencies Deploy State and County response organization
- Use of Siren Activation System Evacuation of representative resident group (25 to 30 people)
- Evacuation of representative resident group with special problems (approximately 5 people)
Road block / control points (two) o Demonstrate ability, then secure
- Radiation Monitoring Teams (3 utility, 3 government)
- Use of primary communications and backup use as developed in the scenario
- Sound of EPZ sirens and two-tone alert devices will be simulated. Warning will be disseminated to player population through the supplemental warning team.
- Simulated contaninated injury transported to Maryvale Samaritan Hospital (1 person)
- Simulate Assembly and Accountability HFB/ 0484
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AGENCIES PARTICIPATING IN THE PVNGS 4
EVALUATED EXERCISE 1984 a
STATE s
Arizona Division of Emergency Services Arizona Division of Military Affairs Arizona Department of Public Safety Arizona Radiation Regulatory Agency Arizona Department of Health Services Arizona Department of Economic Security Arizona Department-of Transportation COUNTY Maricopa County Department of Civil Defense and Emergency Services Maricopa County Sheriff's Office Nbricopa County Health Department Maricopa County Highway Department VOLUNTEER AGENCIES
-American' Red Cross Civil Air Patrol Radio Amateur Civil Emergency Services SUPPORT ORGANIZATIONS Maryvale Samaritan Hospital HFB/0384
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