ML20091E756
| ML20091E756 | |
| Person / Time | |
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| Site: | Fort Saint Vrain  |
| Issue date: | 05/21/1984 |
| From: | Warembourg D PUBLIC SERVICE CO. OF COLORADO |
| To: | Jay Collins NRC OFFICE OF INSPECTION & ENFORCEMENT (IE REGION IV) |
| References | |
| P-84151, NUDOCS 8406010357 | |
| Download: ML20091E756 (21) | |
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f0 May 21, 1984 Fort St. Vrain Unit #1 P-84151 Mr. John T. Collins Regional Administrator I
U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission AfAY 2 51984 611 Ryan Plaza Drive, Suite 1000 Arlington, TX 76011
SUBJECT:
Revision to RERP-VC, Visitor's Center Procedure
REFERENCE:
Letter, Johnson to Lee,
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dated May 8, 1984 (G-84153)
Dear Mr. Collins:
In response to your letter dated May 8,1984, the following was the basis for the revision of RERP Implementing Procedure RERP-VC, Visitor's Center Procedure.
The responsibility for radiological monitoring of evacuees at any evacuation location has always been that of the Colorado Department of Health (CDH) as set forth in the State RERP, Annex W (Attachment 1). The Fort Lupton Fire Department is an available Holding Area to be activated by CDH if required, as stated in the State RERP, Annex J, Appendix 2 (Attachment 2).
The Visitor's Center Procedure was revised as it was not explicitly stated that the responsibility to monitor persons at the Fcrt Lupton Fire Department. was CDH's and not Public Service Company of Colorado's. Questions regarding this matter _ arose during a review of the procedure for accuracy and completeness.
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COLORADO RADIOLOGICAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE PLAN FORT ST. VRAIN Annex'W Compendium of Responsibilities b
RESPONSIBILITIES.
PLAN REFERENCE 1.
Office of the' Governor a.'
The Governor of the State of Colorado is E-1, E-3, F-11 responsible for overall control of the emergency response operations.
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Provide.a representative at the State EOC E-2 l'
and maintain overall Direction and ' Con-h trol through~ the Deparument of Military
.sffairs, Division of Disaster Emergency Services (D0 DES).
c.
. Issue necessaryLProclamations and Orders 0-4 to ' provide emergency response teams and State and; County Agencies with authority i
to carry out their assigned emergency a ctions.
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Issuing orders for evacuation of the H'- 2.
endangered population.
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Order the National Guard to active duty.
to assist in emergency operations as l
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Prepare and control Public Information S-12' j
Releases to the Media and the public.
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On receipt of Health Department rec-E.2 l
'ommendation,-issue.re-entry orders.
- h.. Assure State Agency response as : required.
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' Department of Military Af fairs (DOMA) a.1 L Assign qualified representatives 'to GG-3 the - State. EOC and FCP when activated.
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b.
Maintain five radio equipped jeeps, GG-3 i_
- roster of driver / radio operators, L-and logistic plans ready to support oniscene emergency response forces.
- c. 'Haintain plans for selective activation GG-3
'of the Colorado National Guard by the Governor, if required to support thic plan.
d.
Maintain plans and procedures for-CG-3 requesting assistance from Federal Military units.
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Division of Disaster Emergency Services
( D0 DES) a.
Coordinate this plan and maintain 0-4' the plan in a current status.
b.
Develop, coordinate and implenent
'B-4,C-2,1-7 notification procedures for this plan.-
c.
Activate and sta ff the EOC and FCP.
B-5,E-3,F-11 d.
Coordinate and control all radio-E-4, F-11, H-2, logical; emergency response activities.
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Coordinate telecanmunications plans-F-11 l
and procedures, f.
Cocrdinate all other' assistance I-7,N-2 j
activities not covered.in this plan l
including search and rescue.-
' Schedule and coordinate tests and F-11,0 4,P-1-2 g.
exercises of this plan.-
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Upon advice by the Health Department, M-16,R-2 obtain approval from _the Governor
. for evacuating any citi: ens - fran the area affected by the nuclear facility' emergency or for. their re-entry to the ~ area.' ~
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- i. Maintain a personnel decontamina-L-7 tion capability at the State EOC.
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Respond to requests for resource H-2,J-10 augmentation, both personnel and material.
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Provide af fected communities with B-4 warning authentication, upon request.
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Provide communications, radiological H-2 monitoring (including aerial moni-l toring) and other available support to affected local governments and to the State Health Department.
Coordinate and support other State P-2,P-4 m.
agencies, political subdivisions or volunteer organizations in de-veloping training programs in sup-pcrt of this plan.
Obtaining assistance of the Depart-FF-5 n.
ment of Energy (DOE) Region VI Idaho Operations Office for RAP /
IRAP thru FEHA.
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Department of Agriculture Control agricultural activities I-8, J -9 a.
within the control or contaminated area from a health hazard stand-point.
b.
Assist in evaluation of radiological J-9,K-4 hazards in agricultural areas.
Assist the Department of Health J-9,K-4 c.
with inspection of foods and food products for radioactive contamina-tion.
d.
Assist in providing uncontaminated J-9 livestock food for cattle in the contaminated area.
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Coordinate and assist Lin decontamina- -
I-8, J -9 tion of. livestock, milk, crops and fa rmland. -
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Control the use or disposition of _
I-8,K-4 farm animals, crops, and snimal feed l
in contaminated' areas.
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~ Maintain _ liaison with U.S.D.A.,
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.and others.
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Assist in radiological monitoring I-8, J-9, K-4, L
of contaminated; agricultural areas I-8 f
and food supplies.
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Division of Canmunications i
a.' Provide technical-assistance in es-F-11 tablishing communications systems in support of this plan.
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b; Assist in conduct of tests and exer-P cises of this plan.
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Division of Colorado State Patrol
- a.. Assist in traffic control, evacua.
E-4, I tion and area control.
b.
Assist in providing transportation E-5, I-8 of Deparunent-of Health radiological personnel and equipment.
Assist in providing mobile communi-E-4, I-8 j
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cations and 'use of its regular tele-consnunications systems..
F-11 d.
Provide qualified. personnel at'the.
~ Forward Cannand Post and the State'EOC to ensure effective control of their
. forces and perform :departmentalftasks as required.
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Department of Health -
Act as the lead State agency for C-2,D-5,E-4, a.
H-2 technical response in radiological I'
assessment, radiological monitoring, health, emergency wedical services and related public health matters in accordance-with statutory author-
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'b.
Provide technical advice to all State E-4,J-9, P-2 and local governments regarding radio-logical health and emergency medical se rvices.
C-2,D-5,I-6 c.
Incident assessment.
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Recommend evacuation or re-entry H-2,J-6,M-16, through D0 DES, to the Governor in
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to provide for the protection of l
the public health and safety as -
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l Verify and modify, as necessary, D-6,I-6
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initial classification of the in-cident made by Public Service.
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Provide for and utilize air sample
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Control, coordinate, or supervise I-6 all decontamination activities.
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Advise the Public Service Company H-3 i
when evacuation has been directed and the areas affected.
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Prepares and/or-coordinate public C-2,E-4,H-3, information releases.
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Determine when re-entry to an evac-uated area is to be permitted.
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Establish Protective Action Guides M-2,M-7 (PAG's) on behalf of Colorado..
- 1. ' Provide coordination of' Emergency J-9,L-5 a
Medical Services, triage, casualty evacuation and hospital allocation.
Provide for ident!ification, emergene-J-7,L-5 m.
handling and emergency mortuary ser-
. vices for deceased radiation contam-inated victims.'
Provide staffing at the State EOC,.
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.FCP,-Rad Field teams and CDH-ECC.
- Determine when warnings shou'l'd be C-2,I-6,K-5 o.
issued and the content of warning.
messages.
. p.. Correct any known inaccuracies in-C radio broadcasts and notify: the news media of the actions' being taken.
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' Maintain' radiation exposure log and
.I-6,L-5 determine optimal allowable time of.
exposure for emergency personnel. -
- r.. Establish respiratory. requirements for I7 persons entering areas when airborne radiological contarmination is ' suspected.
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Maintain ; the Evacuees Registration Log..-
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- t. - Maintain records.of contaminated and/.
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appropriate hospitals - for post-incident' follow up.-
u.- Coordinate the' on-scene ' control-of in- -
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cfdent victims and radiological screen-
'ing as. required;by;the' situation at-
-'the controlled area boundarys;
- v. _: Plan and makel provisions for premature.
L-5 child birth lthat may-lbe precipitated-
'by3 the incident.;.
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PLAN REFERENCE J.
Arrange for bioassay of all pers'ons J-7,L-5
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l's suspected of internal-deposition of radioactive materials.
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- x. -Establish: criteria and control for I-6-7,J-9,K-5
' contaminated' milk,~ water,' food r.up-E plies' and agricultural land in. con-y.
junction with EPA-PAG's.
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Establish' criteria and allowable.
I-7 expcsure time for emergency workers.
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Detennine direct radiation levels DD-8.
and airborne radioactive particulates.
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aa.. Establish radiological monitoring and H-2,J-9
- decontamination locations for evacuees.
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Control and/or assist in radiological D-6,K-5
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monitoring.of agriculture crops and areas.
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Haintain liaison with appropriate J9
- Federal agencies. :
7 t dd.. Coordinate and assist in all.:cmergency:
--L-5, P-2 radiological response training.
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Department of Higher Education E
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-Provide technical consul. ants to P-2:
assist the Department of Health and the Of fice of the Governor with nu.
. clear facility accident astessment.
- b.. Provide technical ' consultants to as--
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sist the: Department.'of Health'and:the Office lof the Governor with radiolog-ical medical; assessment of' the ~ ex--
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Department of Law
- a... Provide legal counsel to the Governor Q-6 and to. local governments concerning legal implications.and claims against State government because of a nuclear facility accident. or emergency.
b.
Provide legal counsel and review of
-Q-6 Executive Orders, Proclamations, Di-rectives, Procedures and other docu-ments issued by the Governor, State Departments or local government dur-ing a nuclear facility accident or emergency.
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Colorado Department of Social Services a.
Notify. the Rocky Mountain Division, FF-5 American Red Cross when an incident occurs at the Fort St. Vrain Plant to establish liaison and coordinate welfare activities.
b.
Provide emergency welfare services and H-3 administer the Individual and Family Grant Program under Section 408 of f PL-93-288;;the Disaster Relief Act of 1974 (88 Statute 154); Federal Dis-aster Assistance Administration ' Reg-ulation (24CLR 2205.481); and Title 28, Article 2 Colorado National Dis-aster Emergency Operation Plen.
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Coordinate and, if necessary, assist;
.H-3 the Weld County. Red Cross Disaster Chairman'in providing lodging, reg-
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- d.. The Governor may direct the Department.
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If so directed, ' the Department will assume operation control of-evac-uees in coordination with Weld County and the American Red Cross..
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Provide medical' assistance and treat-L-6 ment for radiation victims.
b.
Coordinate the utilization of other L-6 hospital facilities in the Denver
-Metro Area not specifically identi-fied in this plan. -
L-6 c.
Provide a medical triage team to co-ordinate. the on-scene control of in-cident victims, triage and radiologi-cal screening of medical emergencies as required by the situation.
- d. Assist in providing consultative Re-J-10 sources, Contamination Sorting Point, Triage Medic / Doctor teams for detena-ining the disposition of patients and personnel.
e.
Provide Consultative Resources to assist J-10 in decontamination and evaluation of contaminated personnel at neighborhood schools or Camp George West.
12.
Weld County Commissioners a.
Insure local emergency plans and Stan-E-5,P-2 dard Operating procedures in support of this Plan are developed and main-tained by Weld County Departments.
b._
Conduct periodic _ exercises, drills and E-5,P-2 training sessions conducted for local emergency response personnel to ensure they are adequately trained.
Assignment of responsibility for public L-6 c.
health, in coordination with the State Department of; Health, fire,. rescue, transportation, emergency public in-formation, emergency welfare, and other emergency _ functions to appropriate
-local agencies' and organizations..
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d.
Establishment.of procedures for the B-5,1-5 rapid notification of hazarded pop-ulations near. the facility and the incorporation of such procedures into local plans.
Assist in providing Emergency Medical L-6 e.
Services.
f.
Authorize appropriate county forces K-5 to assist D0 DES and other agencies as required.
g.
Designate representatives to the E-5 Forward Command Post to represent the county and control Weld County res-ponse forces.
h.
Provide security for the Forward H-4,CC-6 Command Post.
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Provide transportation for those per-H-1,H-4 sons who have no available transporta-tion, are handicapped or infinned and those who are found to be radio-logically contaminated and require transportation to a hospital.
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Prepare and maintain an overall plan L-7,P-2 for utilization of county resources in support of this Plan.
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Establish and monitor a training pro--
L-7,P-2 gram for all county agencies and county located volunteer organizations that are tasked to support'this Annex.
13.
Weld County civil Defense a.
Coordinate local nuclear emergency
.P-2,FF. response planning and emergency pre-paredness information with nuclear fa-cilities, Assist 11ocal agencies and of ficials to develop -appropriate ener-gency capabilities; establish a local 4
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. Radiological Trained Rescue Team and
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radiological monitoring system appro-priate for use in nuclear incidents; p.romoting the-development of effective
- emergency communications, emergency resources inventories, emergency wel-fare services, and Red -Cross Liaison.
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Provide warning and communications C-3,E-5,F-11, support to the sheriff; coordinate J-10, P-2, FF-4 specified emergency activities on.
behalf of the Sherif f, coordinating local public information activities, establishment of reception centers, and EOC operations, assist welfare
- services, e.g., Red Cross; coordin-
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on behalf of local government, as required and providing, in coordina-j tion with the State Department of l
Health, overall supervision of local l
radiological monitoring and provide additional monitors as required.
Provide for emergency feeding and FF-4-5 3
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a contaminated area.
d.
Coordinate notification, warning, evac-EE-1 uation and emergency functions as out-l lined in the' Weld County Emergency l-Operations Plan.
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within Weld County and to the State EOC and FCP.
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Provide communications personnel for F-12 the'FCP.
c.
Coordinate ambulance service and hos-L-6 pital notification.-
- 15. Weld County Sheriff i
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Warn the affected population.
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Initiate and/or enforce evacuation and G-1-2,H-4,I-7, re-entry decisions.
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- c. - Maintain law and order to' include H-4,I-7,R-2 security of controlled area.
d.' Control traffic in, into or out of G-1,1-7,R-2 controlled area.
e.
Control or coordinate all Weld County-G-1,H-4,N-2 govermnental and volunteer emergency forces.
f.
Coordinate fire fighting activities in G-1,H-4,N-3 Weld County.
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Coordinate'and/or assist with communi-G-2,I-7 cations in Weld County.'
h.
Dispatch loudspeaker equipped vehicles H-4' to affected areas and personnel. for door-to-door notification, especially -
to handicapped or infirmed persons.
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- i. Assist in radf ological monitoring and I-7 accident assessment, and environmental s
assessment as the capability exists.
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Facilitate collection of health hazard D-6 data.
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Establish and man Traffic Control Points G-2,H-4 and vehicle hapoundment areas'as needed.
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Maintain current-list of all certified N-2
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rescue units within Weld County.
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- m.., Insure that Railroads have been notified.
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- n. ' Assist in coordinating on-scene control L-6 tj S of.a ccident > victims.
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Assist in radiological monitoring and D-6,J-10 accident assesstaent.
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Assist in environmental assessment and J-10 decontamination.
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Assist the county in preparing emergency R-2 public information.
d.
Assist the State Department 'of Health J-10 with radiological monitoring at TCP's and 'decontaminits: Log at' neighborhood j
schoq1s and other decontamination sites.
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RESPONSIBILITIES PLAN REFERENCE f 19. : Public Service Company a.
' Make an initial assessment of the D-5,1-6
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b.
Make initial determinations of the D class of the incident and the bound-aries of. the controlled area.
Initiate primary notifications and
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follow-up messages, recommending pro-I-6 tective actions to be taken by off-site authorities.
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- d... Perform radiological monitoring of J-8 Public Service Company property at Fort St. Vrain.
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Establish on-site emergency operations E-3 center.
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Establis'h plans and facilities for J personnel decontamination on-site.
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Provide meteorological and other data N-2
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h.
. Provide staffing at ' the State EOC and E-5
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Provide communications from Fort St.
F-12 Vrain to FCP and personnel to operate-these cormnunications.
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Coordinate volunteer relief agencies FF-3
' responding'to ar.' incident at the Fort S t.
Vrain Power Plant.
- b. ~ Maintain a current list of and data on.
FF-31 emergency lodging facilities in'La -
Salle, Greeley and Fort Lupton in"the
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' RESPONSIBILITIES PLAN REFERENCE event an incident at the' Fort St. Vrain FF-3 plant requires evacuation of persons living in a specified area.
as Maintain a plan for the reception, reg-FF-3 istration and the assignment of lodging
' space for.the capacity of each shelter facility.
d.
Maintain a mass-feeding plan for evac-FF-3 uees in La Salle, Greeley and Fort Lupton.
e.
Maintain a current list, method of FF-3 contact and shelter assignment of
. volunteers by their specialized qual-
~ ifications or emergency roles in an evacuation situation to include doc-tors, nurses and other medical per-sonnel.
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Maintain plans to provide food to emer-FF-3 gency response personnel working at the i
scene and at the Forward Command Post in the Municipal Building, 330 Park Avenue, Fort Lupton.
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If evacuation is directed, receive, FF-4 register and otherwise. provide care for the evacuees in accordance with standard Red Cross emergency proce-dures.
'h. Maintain a recruiting and training FF-3
. program ' for volunteer workers for evac-uation duty.
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Participate in drills and exercises P-2 as appropriate.
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Salvation Army
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at designated locations for use in:sup-port;of this-plan..
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, Transport clothing and clothing supply J-10
.. personnel to designated. decontamination stations as requested by the Colorado P
Department of Healtih.
- 22. -Weld County Ambulance Service
- a.' Provide ambulance service required by L-5 this plan.
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Accomplish training necessary. to sup-port this plan.
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Platte Valley Ambulance Company a.
. Provide ambulance service required by L-6 this plan.
- b.. Accomplish training necessary to sup-P-2
-port this plan.
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Weld County Gerieral' Hospital -
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Provide medical' assistance and treat-L-6 ment for.the injured and radiation
-victims.
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Maintain a radiological emergency plan.
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Brighton Community Hospital ~
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Provide. medical assistance and treat-ment'for:the injured and radiation f
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.:b. Maintain ~a radiological' emergency plan.
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~St.' Luke's Hospital
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Provide medical assistance and treat-L-7 ment for radiation victims in accord-ance with a. separately negotiated agreement with the Public Service Com-pany.which provides primarily for treatment of on-site personnel.
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Platteville Volunteer Fire Department Respond to fires at the Fort St. Vrain
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facility.
b.
Insure that volunteer fire fighters N-3 are trained in th,e use of any special procedures required for fighting fires at the Fort St. Vrain facility.
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Search and Rescue Teams and Forces a.
Respond 'to any request for rescue as-N-2 sistance within their capabilities.
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Comply with all controls and procedures N-2 established in this plan, by the Weld County Sheriff, or by the Forward Com-mand Post authorities.
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Rescue teams should make every effort N-2 to participate in radiological train-ing in order to understand the hazards they will ' face in the performance of their duties.-
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The Federal Emergency Management Agency As Coordinator of Federal Support Agencies a.
. Provide for appropriate representation E-6 at the Forward Command Post and/or the State EOC' of those Agencies of the Fed-
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. under their separate plans, or as - re-quested by the_ Governor or the. Colorado Division of Disaster Emergency. Services.
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Maintain contact with the Department E-6, F-12 of Energy (DOE), Region VI, Idaho j
Falls, Idaho, the coordinating agency for RAP /IRAP liaison.
DOE, Region VI is included in the initial notification procedure,_as shown in Appendix 5, Annex B.
The purpose of maintaining contact with DOE is to provide for an exchange of information between the Colorado State EOC and DOE, in the event RAP /IRAP assistance-is required.
Requesting RAP /IRAP assistance from E-6 c.
- DOE by designated FEMA representative when need for such is determined in conference with Director, State Divia sion of Disaster Emergency Services.
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FIXED TEMPORARY DECONTAMINATION STATIONS A.
Temporary Decontamination Stations (Holding Areas).may be established by, the Colorado Department of Health at one or more of the following locations based on existing meteor-ological and of f-site release parameters:
w-4 FIRE DEPARTMENTS Fort Lupton Fire Department
. Greeley Fire Department LongnontL Fire Department.
Loveland Fire Department GREELEY-SCHOOLS John Evans Junior High School 2900 15th Avenue, Greeley, Colorado l
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Greeley Central High School 1515 14th Avenue, Greeley, Colorado Greeley West High School 2401 35th Avenue,.Greeley, Colorado t
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Fort Lupton Primary School 411 South McKinley, ~ Fort Lupton Fort Lupton Middle School
-201 South McKinley, Fort Lupton Fort Lupton High School 530"Reynolds,- Fort Lupton
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Each Decontamination Station activated will be supplied -
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Towels and clothing from Salvation Army.:
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