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Public Version of Std Operating Procedure III.09, County Dept of Technical Svcs
ML20092C389
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Site: Diablo Canyon  Pacific Gas & Electric icon.png
Issue date: 07/31/1990
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NUCLEAR POWER PLANT EMERGENCY RESPONSE PLAN STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURE 111. 0 9 COUNTY DEPARTMEtn OF TECHNICAWRVICES REVISED:

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+- This Standard Operating Procedure has been approved and is hereby incorporated as a Department procedure:

Signed and Accepted:

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This SOP comprises Section Ill.09 of the San Luis Obispo County Nuclear Power Plant '

Emergency Response Plan. Detailed preparedness measures and emergency procedures concerning tha operation of this organization are included herein. Part i of the Plan describes the overall County emergency organ!zation and response, while Part il hcludes implementing instructions to be used by the County Direction and Control group and other key officials and the County Emergency Operations Center (EOC), in directing the emergency response activities.

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' - TABLE OF CONTENTS f .P121 i A.; PRE EMERGENCY P" PAREL vESS

1. Overview 1
2.  : Authority and Responsibility 1

- 3. Prerequisites .

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4. Comrounications Facilities: E,isting and Proposed 2
8. NOTIFICATION AND MOBlUZATION

.1. Response by Emergency Classification 4

2. Alerting Procedures 4
3. Emergency Notification Rosts- 5'
4. - Mobihzation of Staff 5
5. Backup Shrris -5 ,

C. DEMOBILIZATION PROCEDURES 5 ,

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A. Department of Technical Services Call Down L:st 6 S. Communications Cnecklist 7-m - C. Emergency Communicatien Plan 9

1. . Purpose - -9

!! Location' 9 L . Ill. Description of Systems 9 IV. Primary and Alternate Communications 9 V.  : Warning /Aierting _ 10 VI. .Tetting 10-D. Emergency Prececures 12 E. Communications Facihties .

13 F. . County's Emergency Response Telephone System Descretion 19-G. County's Emergency Response Professional Computer Network 21-H. Description .*' Fune!ional Roles ~

H1 Communications Coordinator's Functional Role 22 H 2 -- Communications Supervisor's Functional Role 23 H3' Telephone Coordinator's Functional Role 24

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' TABLES TS-01 Primary and Alternate Communications 25 TS-02 Tone Alert Radio Distribution List 31

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, A.- PRE EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS h_- 1.- OVERVIEW

  • The Department of Technical Services has primary responsibility for implementing the smergency communications componen' of the - Nuclear Power Plant Emergency Response Pian w".h the support of other local, state, and federal government agencies and private c:ganizations. The Department will purchase, store, inventory and maintain necessary equipment and supplies - for the communication needs of the ECC and for emergency communication neeos of responte dgancies os described in the Nuclear Power Plant Emergency Response Pian and this procedure. +

Specifically,- the Department of Technical Services will insure that the communications equipment used to support the EOC, the Media Center and other invelved County Depa'tments are available and operational. Communications equipment includes:

1) Telephone equipment in the EOC and at the Media Center.
2) Radio equipment as described in Attachment E, the subsection of this procedure entitled,
  • Communications Facilities: Existing and Proposed.'
3) Emergency Response cornputer equipment which is usec by County Public Information Officots to communicate between the EOC ano the Media Center..

!f 2 AUNOniW AND AESPONSIBlUTY 4 The authority for implementing this set of procedures is proviceo by the following government codes:

1. California Government Code (Chapter 7, Division 1, Title 2) Section 2550 et. Seq. Calif. Emergency Services Act.
2. San Luis Obispo County Code (Ord. No.1384) Cnapter 2.80 Emergency Organization and Function.
3. San Luis Obispo County / Cities Basic Plan for Peacetime Emergencies -

1981.

Technical Services staff members have been assigt.ed roles for implementing this emergency procedure during an emergency. Those assignments are as follows:

Primarv Alternate Communications Coordinator -

Brian Barnes Ken Hald Communications Manager -

Waiter Rheingans Al Fried Telephone Coordinator- -

Louise Roza Rosalie Depew Computer Coordinator -

Brooks Measures Michael Measures it 1

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A description of the tasks that each of these functional roles completes is provided -

in detail in Attachments H 1 through H-4. However, a brief description of their i roles follows. .

The Communications Coordinator shall act as the official liaison between the Communications Team, the Telephone Coordinator and the responcents to the emergency that need their services. Requitsts for communications or telephone support will be coordinated through the Communications Coordinator. The C >crdinator will also monit'or the progress of an/ radioactke plume and insure that the Communications Team is advisec of It's location. The Communications Coordinator will assist the Telephone Coordinator, as time permits.

The Communications Manager will assume responsibility for all County communications equipment, including its actkation, maintenance, and operation.

The Communication Manager will also coordinate emergency communication systems among federal, state and local agencies and crgan12ations, public, private and volunteer.

The Telephone Coordinator will be responsible for insuring tha' the telephones with:n the EOC are actrvated and that they have access to long distance lines. Tne T6lephone Coordinator will also act as a liaison between the Communications Coordinator and the various telepnone companies that orovice services to the County.

The Computer Coordinator willinsure that the Emergency Response Computer Network between the EOC and the Media Center is activated and provide supoort for the e:;uipment, software and the telephone link during its use.

3. PE:ECUIS'TES The members of the Department of TechnicalServices Emergency Response Staff must nave thorougn uncerstandings of existing racio, mirowave, telephone, ano the PC net /;ork systems, as we!1 as other local, state, and federal communications systems in the county. Tne members of this staff must ,ilso have the capacihty to operate, troubleshoot, and perform emergency repairs to the County's communications equipment.
4. COMMUNICATIONS FACILITIES' EXISTING AND PAOPOSED Communications facilities, as used in this plan, refer to the rad:o, telephone. and professional computer resources used in response to a declared emergency or EOC activation.

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The County's current radio communications system relies on a microwave

( ba:kbone system to communicate between stx (6) radio repeater sites. These sites include Cuesta Peak, Rocky Butte, Black Mountain, Davis Peak, Tepesquet Peak and San Antonio Peak (in Santa Barbara County), At these repeater sites, transmitter /recekers broadcast information on various networks in support of police, fire, medical and other agencies. A full description is included in Atta:hment E.

The telephont. system referenced within this plan includes those telephones at tne Emergency Operations Center (EOC), Rumor Control, and Media Center. The Media Center telephones are installed by PG&E staff during a nuclear emergency but could require County invoNement at other times. A full description is included as Attachment F.

The Emergency Response Computer Network used by the Public Information Officers uses a telephone network and computer equipment at the EOC, the Media Center, the Government Center Complex. and other possiole locations. A full description is includec as Atta:hment G.

B. NOTIFICATION AND MOBIL!ZATION Tne severity of an incioent at the nuclear power plant will determine tne notification and mcoiil:ation activities of the Count,. In general, the Department of Techni:al Services wnl only respond at the Aleq Or higher emergency classification. The determination of this status wil! ce made by powcr plant staff in tne control room. At the appropriate time, this

( decartment will be notified.

The notification pro:ecure that begins the a:tivation of this plan begins when the County's Emergency Services Coordinator nottfies the Director of Techr'ical Services that an emergency has been de !are: ano/or the EOC has been activated, and that the Emergency Operations Center (ECC) will be opened. In the event the Director cannot be rea:ned, the Emergency Services Coordinator will contact the Communi:a$ons C:ordinator.

The Director (or the Communications Coordinator) will notify other members of the Depanment cf Tecnnical Services having a primary role in the response. Specifically, the Care: tor will notify the Telephone Coordinator of her backup, the Communications Manager or his backup, and the Computer Coordinator or his ba:kup. If the Director is unable to reach any of these people, the Director will notify the Communications Coordinator wnether the Director or the Communications Coordinator snould continue to call those people who have not been notified.

Uoon being notified of 6.n Alert or higher classification, the Communications Coordinator, tne Communications Manager, the Telephone Coordinater and the Computer Coordinator will ce responsible for notifying their backups.

A full call down list is available in Attachment A.

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1. PESPONSE BY EMEAGENCY CLASSIFICATION UNUSUAL 6 VENT #

No Response Required by the Department of Technical Services REEI

a. Director (or his de:.gnee) notified by Emergency Servic's e Coordinator.

Call down procedures activated,

b. Communications Coordinator on duty.
c. Communications Manager activates EOC.
d. Telephone Coordinator on duty at the EOC.
e. Computer Coordinator on duty at the EOC/ Media Center,
f. Communications Technician (s) on standby 24-hour duty.

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Review Communications Checklist (Attachment B).

STE AAEA EMEAGENCY or GENERAL EMEAGENCY.

24 hour2.777778e-4 days <br />0.00667 hours <br />3.968254e-5 weeks <br />9.132e-6 months <br /> duty,12 hour1.388889e-4 days <br />0.00333 hours <br />1.984127e-5 weeks <br />4.566e-6 months <br /> shifts alternating between the primary and backup positions, Review Communications Checklist (Attachment B-).

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, See Attachment A Call-Down List.

1. The Director is responsible for notifying the Communications Coordinator, the Communications Manager, the Telephone Coordinator and the Computer Coordinator. The Director is also responsible for notifying the Communications Coordinator of those indivicuals who were not rea:ned and who must stiU be contacted. The Director may have the Communi:ations Coordinator continue calling people who have not been contacted.
2. The Communications Coordinator is responsible for notifying his backup and assigning tasks. He is also responsible for calling those individuals who were not rea:hed by the Director,
3. The Communications Manager is responsible for notifying technician (s) and assigning tasks.
4. The Telephone Coordinator is responsible for not! tying her backup and assigning tasks.
5. The' Computer Coordinator is responsible for notifying his backup and assigning tasks.

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, ~3. EVEoGENCY NOT1FICAT10N AOSTER See Attachment B, the Communications Checklist Personnel

4. MOBILIZATION OF STAFF A 12 hour1.388889e-4 days <br />0.00333 hours <br />1.984127e-5 weeks <br />4.566e-6 months <br /> sh% 24 hour2.777778e-4 days <br />0.00667 hours <br />3.968254e-5 weeks <br />9.132e-6 months <br /> capability is required at the ALERT or more severe emergency, At least two qualrfied technicians must be on duty at all times.

(Addhional technician (s) to be contraett d for this purpose Dy the Department of Technical Services.)

5. BACKUP SHIFTS Backup shift staff to be recturted by the Communications Manager.

C. DEMOBILIZATION PROCEDURES Upon notrfication that the status level has been downgraded to below ALERT, the Communications Coordinator wilt

1. Notify the Department to demobilize the emergency staff and return to normal shifts.

2 C cse out alllogs anc records.

( 3. N tify the Communicatons Manager to restore fa:lities and e:uipment to normal con 0itions.

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Position _ _ Person _ Work Phone Home Phone Coordinator Brian Barnes -

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Afternate Al Fried Technicianh Ken Brown Vern Hatterman Leland Armhage Pnone i Coordinator Louise Roza Alternate Rosake Depew . .

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in the e.ent of an aiert or grea:et :assification. the to!!0 wing check I:s snould be folio.ve oy ea:n responcer:

Note the time you v.ere contacted and by whom.

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Keep a log of a!! events and cornmunications while at your duty station.

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ATTACHMEhrt B COMMUNICATIONS CHECKUEI ,

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Keep track of the emergency situation and beation of communications staff so they wii! not be placed in unnecessary danger,

, _ _ _ Keep Communicaticns Coordinator apprised of your sMuation. Log your conversations.

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(- EVEoGENCY COMMUNICATION PLAN (Page 1 of 3)

1. PURPOSE The Emergency Communication Plan describes communication equipment to be activated.

tested and maintained by the Department of Technical Services so it is operational during an emergency situation.

II. LOCATION 3

The County Emergency Operations Center (EOC),is co located wrth the Sheriffs Discatch

) Center, the utiitty's Emergency Operations Facilny (EOF), and the Unineo Dose Assessment Center (UDAC). The facMy is located at 1525 Kansas Avenue off Highway 1 about 6 miles northwest of San Luis Obispo. The Media Center is located 2 miles north of the County EOC on Highway 1 at the Cuesta Collage Auditorium.

til DESCRIPTION OF SYSTEMS QNW OF SAN LUIS OBISPO COMMUNICA~10N SYSTEMS Ceue wice Microwave System IBac< bone Systemi (300 Channel caca:ty . 2 GHz)

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Rocky Butte Lookout (North County) ) Cuesta to Davis Black Mountain (East County) )

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Davis Peak (Coastal area) } Davis to Cuesta Tepusquet Peak (Santa Maria Valley) )

SPUR San Antonio (South County) )

IV. PRIMARY AND ALTERNATE COMMUNICATIONS Taole TS 01 lists primary and backup communication capabilities to various locations. In many cases the backup communications are through the tone alert monitor re:ervers or pagers.

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V. WARNING / ALERTING A. Early Warning System Sirens Descriojg: The Early Warning System consists of approximatety 13t sirens located wrthin the Basic Planning Zone whi:h extends to Cayucos on the north to San Luis Obispo on the east to the Five Cities area in the southeast.

The activation system is owned and maintained by the County Department of Technica!

Services and the sirens and recervers are owned and maintained by Pa:!fic Gas and Electri: Company.

AetNation: The Emergency Services Director or his alternates may authorize the activation of the system. In their absence, the Watch Commander at the Shorttrs Office has authorcation. The Emergency Broadcast System stations will be notified prior to actrvation.

E. Tone Alert Monitor Re:ervers Deseretion: Acproximately 130 receivers are distributed to schools, transportation yards. nospitats. :onvalescent care centers ano other instrtutions for alerting them with spetal instructions Control consoles for activation of these recervers are located in the Sherrff's Dispaten Center anc in the EOC (PIO Office).

Location 1. Refer to Tacle TS-02.

C. Pagers Descreten. Pagers nave been assigned to key governmental offciais and to memoers of the Environmental Hea:tn field monitoring teams The pagers are activated in the Sheriff s Dispaten Center, Refer to Table TS 03 for assignments.

VI. TESTING The communications ecuipment which is not otherwise used on a regular basis will be tested according to the follt ,*ing schedule:

Frecuenev Testino Ecuiement ,

Deoartment Aesconsible 1 Tone Alert Monitor Receivers Monthly Sheriff

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ATTACHMENT C

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Testino Eculoment Frecuenev Qgoartment Aesconsible

3. EOC Base Stations Daily Communications

- A. PIO Room LG UHF Purple ESS LG VHF Black Tone Alert B. Fire and Law Room LG UHF LG VHF County Fire C. UDAC Room LG UHF

4. EWS Sirens Annually PG&E anc County OES
5. Telepnene v) EOC Monthly County CES 6 Telephone in Media Center Quarterly DG&E 7- _UDAC phones anc Racios Cuanerly Environmental Hea!;n
8. Ring Down phone Cities Montnty County OES 9 Ring 00wn pnene EES Stns Monthly County OES

( 10 Racio Backup EBS Stations Monthly County OES

11. Dire:.t intercom Telepnenes Monthly County OES 12 EOC/ ARES / RACES Systems Weekly ARES / RACES

' 'i . ARES / RACES Ca nc System Monthly ARES / RACES

14. County Ca ne Systems Monthly Communications
15. Emergen:y Response Comouter Terminals Quarterly PG&E (EOC Mecia Center Computer Link) -

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ATTACHMENT D EMEAGENCY PROCEDUAES .

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1. EWS'EBS SYSTEM At ALECT or more severe emeroenev classmeation the Communications Manecer wi!P (1) Check communications links (radio and phone) between the EOC and the two CPCS stations in the EBS network. These stations have UHF Local Government channel transceivers.

(2) Check EWS (siren) activator equipment and decide whether to activate by primary microwave relay or by backup relay. Both primary and back up activation mechanisms are located in the Sheriffs Watch Commander's office.

2 EOC COMMUNICATION At an ALEAT er more seve'e emercenev e!assmeation the Telechone Coordinato* w*

(1) insure that a!! EOC phone lines are operationa!.

(2) Provide telephone operating instructions to those who request assistance.

3 A C*1V ATE AND MAINTAIN EMFGENCY COVMUN! CATIONS BETWEEN KEV AES ONSE AGENCIES The Communications Manace' will )

(1) Estaclisn. if necessary, emergency communications between resoonse agencies of the feceral, state county, anc city governments.

(2) Establisn. if necessary, emergency communications between the ECC anc otner response agencies (3) Scheit anc cooroinate prrvate volunteer raoio operator panicipation in emergency _

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a 4 COO:CINATE EMEAGENCY US: OF THE TELEDWONE SYS*EM Telechone Coordinator wi!P (1) As requested by a PJ.O.. assist in the establishment and operation of the Pnone Assistance Center, i

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A 'ountv Owned L 'rowave and peoester Systems-

  • he communications systems incluce five Microwave / Radio repeater sites:

Sit LenoMude Otttu,ae Eev AMSL y,$GS Oued Mac Cuesta Dan Luis Obispo Rocky Gutte Pebblestone Black Min. Camatta Ranch Davis Peak Port San Luis Tepusquet

  • Tep. Canyon San Antonio Santa Maria
  • The P3&E Tepusquet she is on a different peak at 12011 OS X 34 54 37 and 3235' AMSL.

Th*se ties are linked by a 2.GHz microwave system to the Sheriff's Office. using unorotected Farinon FM2000 5 watt repeatets,6 fect antenna diameters on fairty low (20-40') Triex towers, and Farinen LD3 multiplex Aeditions are Motorola DTL Muttiplex.

The sistem incluces a passive reflecter 14 x 16' at mile bearing ' from the Sneriff s Office The longest path is 43.59 miles from Rocky Butte to Black Mountain.

( At each repeater site are mobile relay stations for the Sheriff S channels Other equipment ine!uces Purple Net and Black Net repeaters, and CDF/ County Fire radios.

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UHF recenters for MEQ 14 (FCC cesignation) arc insti.llec at Rece Black. Cuesta and C5vis Tne She'Ms RED. ELUE. and YELLOW channels are installed at Rocky, diack, Cuesta.

Davis and San Antonia. Tepuscuet curr^ntly has onty the RED en:.nnelrepeater, arranged to be keyec with the other REO repeaters by both San Luis Obispo and Santa Barbara Counties, via the microwave inter tie between the two counties, running from Tepusquet to La Cumere (119 4313 x 34 30 01. 3957 AMSL,38 B33 mile pa'h).

Solid state rekaaters for the VHF Loca Government (BLACK channel), now used by ,

ccunty local government agencies, are installed at Rocky Butte and Cuesta Peak and Davis Peak but also licensed for Black Mountain, Although mobiles on the high band i BLACK channe! are equippec for CTCSS using Hz tones, these tones are not transmitted by the base but are used only to access the sys'.em.

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Similarty, the VHF Local Government (PURPLE channel) system mobiles are eovippec for CTCSS at , and this is transmrtted by the fued stations. -

down. This channelis equipped with a GE voting system. i Th . Sheriffs channels are equipped with a GE voting system which erks to select the mountaintop repeater receiver which has the best audio and swrtches that to the dispatcher.

There are a total of 30 channels of Farinon LD3 MUX, allocated as follows:

Grouc 7 Cuesta , Grove 5 Davis 1 Blue 1 Blue 2 Yellow 2 Yellow 3 Red 3 Red d Blask 4 Black 5 MED 2 5 MED 3 6 Purple C County Fire Groue e Acekv Grouc 6 Cuests & Tecuscuet 1 Blue 1 SB County intercom )

2 Yellow 2 $8 County Dispatch Rec A: ess 3 Rec 3 La Cumbre Red 4 Black 4 Tepusque! Red 5 MED 1 5 Blue Rx Tep 6 County Fire 6 County Fire 0, vesta fa'Ulo 4 B! ark Mountam }tarolusDTL 1 Blue 8) 2 Yellow 9) 3 Rec 10) Tepusquet 4 Black 11 ) Data CLETS 5 MED 4 12 )

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Emiing P.imary: MHz as the output of a repeater pair MHz now in use as the LG frequency. Back up at PG&E. Black Butte anc Tasajara Peak, transmit only.

(2) Tone. alert Radio; Quick Call ll i.xisting: dHz on LG frequency Radios are placed in schools. hospitals convalescent centers, and other institutions.

(3) Pagers: Quick Call 11 Existing: MHz on LG frequency. Pagers are assigned to key personnel such as direction and control, field monitoring teams, and UDAC.

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(4) Emergency Radio:

Currently over 200 radio sets owned by the county Radiological monitoring field team will use the UHF Local Government (Purple Channel) on a lrequency pair of MP.

C. S.Dttrs Cottnunications Svstems A!! Nets . Automatic satellite voter / transmitter simulcast operations command /controllegic located at Sherrtfs microwave terminal.

Blue Net . Shortif s Routine Patrol Operations. Transmitter / receivers at Cuesta Peak. Black Mountain, Rocky Butte Lookout, Davis Peak. San Antonio. Receiver only at Tepusquet, v enew Net . Sheriffs tactical operations, CMI Division, cities co use as needed for emergency backup or specialoperations. Transmrnet/ receiver sites utilized Cuesta Peak, Rocky Butte Lookout, Black Mountain.

Davis Peak. San Antonio. . .. ~

Aec Net . Region *P" emergency channel shared by San Luis Obispo, Santa '

Barbara SherMs Departments, Cities of Carpintena, Sarn. , Barcara.  ;

Santa Maria. Lompoc, Guadalupe, Arroyo Grande, Pismo Beacn, Grover City, San Luis Obispo, Morro Bay, Atascacero, ano Paso Roblec. Adcrtionally, State University Police Departments, F.B.l.,

ano other selected agencies can utilize Region Red channel.

MHz). Control points on Red Net incluce San Lu:s Obispo and Santa Barcara Sherrtf and the C.H.P., San Luis Obispo.

Wnie Net . State CLEMARS simplex operations, car to car, por;able radio only, all police agencies. , Non CTCSS CLEAS Net . SherMs Department Access via control station MHz)

VMF CLEMAAS . Utilized in Search and Rescue, Portao.e radins only. Non CTCSS

$ea'en and Aescue . Any temporary location.

MED COM System . County. wide UHF medicalcommunications system. Dispatch anc coordination provided by the Sheriffs Department. The system

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ATTACHMENT E

( COVVUNICAT1C.4S FACILmES (Page 5 of 6)

Med One through Med Four at the county microwave sites. All county contract ambulances and selected fire rescue untts are equippec with eight frequency mot,ile radios. FNe San Luis Obispo hospitals and Marian Hospitalin Santa Maria are equipped with duplex control sto"ons. The ambulances may select any of four frequencies for communication with the appropriate nesplial.

depending on location in the County, MED COM a'so uses the services of M.A.S.T. (Military Assistance to Traffic anc Safety) for Army helicopter evacuation of severe trauma cases.

Custoev - San Luis Obispo County Jail

- < Repeater CTCSS Portables. Mobiles. SLO Courthouse D. Cpun*v Local _ Govemment Svntml B!acV Net The County operates VHF mobile repeaters at Cuesta Peak, Rocky Butte. Davis Peak and San Antonio, which are used by a numcer of county cepartments. The principal use is general County business. The system includes full automatic seteilste voting / full transmitter simulcast cperation witn commancicontrol capabil:ty by a coorcinatec oispaten center.

Present ce;anmental users on the Black Net (VHF Local Government) system inc:uce County Engineer, all dis.rons Facility Services Planning Agriculture General Services County Garage Air Qua!ay in addition. pagers for key officials, the tone alert monrter receivers for schools, hospitals, convaiescent care centers. and other institutions. and the Early Warning System sirens are activatec on the VHF frequency.

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ATTACHMENT E ,

COMVUNICATONS FACILmES >

(Page 6 of 6)

Purote Net The County operates UHF remote base / mobile repeaters at Cuesta Peak, Davis Peak and San Antonio. The systr.r1 transmits from Cuesta Peak, and has transmit capabiltty from San Antonio.

In the event of an emergency at the Diablo Canyon Powt Plant, the Environmental Hearth monitoring teams would use this frequt9ey. All of the Emergency Broadcast System stations (primary stations KVEC and KKCB) woule be contacted on this frequency if the telephone lines were inoperable. The repeaters are controled via telephone lines from the Department of Animal Regulation's office and from the Dtvisionf' Eavironmental Health office to the county microwave system. Additional controlis from thf ish94

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The County operates a VHF Forestrv L g g!w ystem s repeater at Lopez Lake. A small number of moo,les/ portables utilize this system for General Services contr. ! of Lopez Lake Recreati:nal Areas. The racio is lomlevai wrtr limited coverage E. County et San Lu s Ob'sco CDc!Countv

  • ire Svstem The county fire swooression services are proviced by California Division of Forestry. A county fire racio netw:rk is proviced for mutual aid operations aside from the ECC frequencies utilized by C.D.F. The County Fire Net utilles five remoto base stations located at Cuesta. Rocky, B!&:k, Davis and Diablo Canyon. Control from the dispatch center utilizes wire line to the county microwave or Diablo Canyon microwave terminals. Tne ce"emmperates on .Hz with frecuency two anc CTC! . anc State Whrte Net. (Hz (non CTCSS). Ea:n erty fire oe:anment. fire district and selected volunteer companies througnout the county are ecuicce with county case stations for coeration on county net. In addition, chief offi:ers of inese cepartments are provices county hanc heic radios.

F. Cities of San Lu s Ob soo CounN Dek:e Aapio Systems Each of the cities has a

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The configurations are scenticalmebile relay stations located for optimum coverage for eacn etty.

Paso Robles Atascacero Morro Bay San Lum Obispo

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Arroyo Grande All systems use CTCSS of 82.5 Hz.

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til.09 DEFARTMENT GF TECHNICAL SERVICES NPPERP (Attacnment F) (07/93)

Attachment F

( COUNWS EVEA3ENCY AESPONSE TELEDwCNE SYSTEM CESCA:PT10N (Page 1 of 2) l EOC Commup3gs:

(1) Intercom:

1 There is an intercom telephone system throughout the FOC, EOF, UDAC. and SherNti area. There are twenty.stx locations each with a 2 digit dialing coce (Direct ntercom System /DIC/ Brown Net)

. This sys,em also connects the following: San Luis Coastal Unified School District.

Lucia Mar Unified School District, Atascadero Untfied School District, Cahfornia Hsuay Patrol, Calffornia Parks anc Recreation Department, and the EOC.

(2) Puolic Address System:

The EOC's Pubhc Accross System operates in coniunction wrth ine intercom system. Announcements can be mace throughout the entire builJing or te select areas from eight different locations (3) Telephones:

20 EOC telegnenes are on the Cour Centrex system. There is aise a ' cities

  • ring cown phone. the media phone r <t. Ax the power pant pnone network. anc

( direct lines to the EES f acio stations msCo.Cc-uxa1,a (1) Intercom:

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There is an accitionalintercom extension of the " Yellow Net

  • at tne front eno of the Mecia Center (PG&E s Pl: Office).

(2) Telech:nes:

. There are five (S) Pa0 Belllines in the Media Center wh;ch are allocated to the PlO.

They are located in the men's dressing room, behind the stage of the Cuesta Colege Gymnasium (tne Media Center),

. e are ten (10) Pac Bell lines in the women's cressing room for the Rumor Control actrvaties of the Mecia Center, At the front of the gym are two (2) Pac Bell knas for the PG&E Mecia Center Representatives.

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Attachmtent F COUNTYS EMEAGENCY oESPONSE TELEPWONE SYSTEM DESCRIPT10N (

(Page 2 of 2)

Cuesta Cet:ece D ess area Mesa Center:

(1) Telephones:

. There are 31 Enes for the media to use. The phones are disconnecter from the lacks and stored in a locked cabinet in the press building. The key to this facil.Ty is avaiable from the Sheffff s WalCh Commandet.

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Attachment G

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COUNTY's EMERGENCY RrspoNsr COMPUTER NrTwoR1; (Page 1 of 1)

A computer network is used to transmit emergency respense communiques by Public Information Of ficers between the EOC and the Media Center. The network equipment consists of portable computers configured as follows:

Computerst Ccapaq Portable 286 64 0K Memory (1) 360K Disk Drive (1) Hard Disk Printert Hewlett packard Laser Jet Series II The portable computers communicate over a Banyan Network utilizing an IBM token ring at the EOC and access by modem from the Media IIk Center. Modem communications are at 9600 bites per second.

Communication from the Media Center may be directly to modems at the EOC or, as a backup, to modems at the Diablo Canyon Computer Center.

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Attachment H 1 CCWUNICATIONS COOADINATOA'S FUNC3ONAL AOLE ) g (Page 1 of 1)

1. Role:

The primary function of the Communications Coordinator is to coardint.te EOC r6 quests for communication equipment and repairs with the Communication Shop, and to tra;k the ,

emergency situation and location of Communications Staff so they will not be placed in unnecessary canger,

2. Primary Function:

In the event the Director of Technical Services is not available to make the necessary call-cowns, the Communication Coordinator should follow the catt-down list and contact the other EOC participants on the list.

Uoon arrrval at the EOC. sign in and start an activrty log by re:Ording the time you were contacted and the person who contracted you. Log all activrties (phone catis.

conversations, recuests, ete,) during the emergency.

N0tity the communi:ation snep that yey are at the ECC anc will keep them informe as the emergency ceveio;:s.

Contact and inferm the afternate Communications Coordinator of the emergency situation twote the pessioihty of working in twelve (12) hour sh,' tis in the event inat the EOC must i .

.. g te manne around tha clock.

Kee: tra:x cf the emergency srtuation and locetion of Communi:ations Statt so tnat they can ce centa:te: in case of a repair or supply recuest, anc so they will not be pla:ec in unnecessary canger in the event of field work.

If the emergency situation is such that the need for the Communications Coordinator is minimal the Coordinator should provide assistance to the Telepnone Coordinator. Tnis ass:stan:e woul consist of answering phones, taking messages, anc providing wnatever neto the Communicatens Coord;nator is qualified to provice, Atthe end of the emergenef situation, the demobil;zation procedures consist of contacting tne Communication shop to inform them of the situation, notifying the Atternate  %

Communications Coorcinator of the demobilization, anc closing out the log, er e

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4 lli.69 DEPARTMENT OF TECHNICAL SEEMCES NPPERP (Attaenment H 2) (07/90)

Attachment H 2 1 COMVLtNICA90NS MANAGER'S FUNCTONAL AOLE (Page 1 of 1)

1. Role:

The primary function of the Communications Manager is to ensure inat there are effectrve plans developed for the use of incident communications equipment; to supervise the communications team members; and to install, test, $stribute and repair communications equipment.

2. Primary Function:

The Communications Manager must be informed on the adequacy of the communications system of the County and related agencies, the limitations of the system as imposed by the geography of the County or other constraints, the amount, type and capa lty of tne equipment that is available, and problems that may occur through the use of tne equipment.

The Communi:ations Manager, upon notification of an emergency, must repon to the Emergency Operations Center / Sheriff s Dispaten to obtain a briefing of the emergency squation aa.c to receive his assignments. He must then orief the communications team and distr.bytt those assignments, as necessary. These assignments could,1f apptcoriate.

incluce augmenting the A.R.E.S staff. He must also provide for the relief of communications personnel anc for the staffing of all snitts during an event. The t Communications Manager must keep the communications team apprisec of the current emergency / communications status.

The Communications Manager must insure the communications equiement usec to suppen emergency responses is avai!able anc operational. He must maintain recoros on the cistribution of equipment, its operating time, signif#:snt events. repairs. et: of ali equipment. .

At the conclusion of any event wnich uses emergency communi:ations ecuipment the Communications Manager must recover all such equipment and restore it to its former location and concition. This snould include repairing any camaged eavipment, reenarging batteries, etc. He should also forward ali necessary records ancfor logs through channets to the proper authority.

Develop a 12 hour1.388889e-4 days <br />0.00333 hours <br />1.984127e-5 weeks <br />4.566e-6 months <br /> shift staffing pattern for all positions.

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~ ' lit.09 DEPARTMEWT OF TECHNICAt. SERVICES NFFERP (Anachment H 3) (07/90)

Attachment H 3 TELEDWONE COORDINATOR'S FUNCTIONAL AOLE ,

(Page 1 of 1)

1. Role:

The primary function of the Telephone Coordinator is to ensure that the telephones within the ECC are actNated and have access to long distance lines, to act as Laison between the EOC and various telephone companies, to ensure that all of the EOC and Dispatch phones are operational, and provice assistance and instructions to those who request or need 11.

2. Primary Function:

The Telephone Coordinator, upon notifi;ation of an emergency event, mus' report to the ECC, verity and maintain EOC telephone lines. This is Centrex service and requires coordination with Pa:rfic Bell.

After the telephones have been verified, the Telephone Coordinator will report to tne Emergency Operations Center to receive a briefing and to begin acting as a La: son between EOC personnel anc the telephone companies.

The Telepnene Coordinator must ensure that EOC telephones are operational If a cuestion arises as to a possible problem wrth any phone or line, analyze situation and take the necessary steps to see that the problem is correctec , ,

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1. If it is not ringing: Check ringing on/off key.

2 If it has no cial tone: Repla:e the set, and if it still nas no cial tone, cali Pacrhe Bell Telephone Company.

3. 11 ft is notsy:

a) Check mouth and ear piece and tighten them.

b) Check fur fra/ed cercs and mounting core, c) Replat.4 set . If still Doo, report it to Pac Belt

4. If it is the set: Replace it with a DOTS telephone. If 11 is an AT&T instrument, call AT&T and have them repair their set.

The Telephone Coordinator provides assistance and instruction to those who ask for or need it.

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3. Secondary Functions.

The Telephone Coordinator also acts as the EOC Cler% Receptionist and handles at:

incoming calls as necessary.

The Telephone Coordinator oecomes the EOC Cler'k Receptionist in Room 109 to provice services as requested by the Emergency Services Coordinator, While acting in tn:s secondary role. the Telephone Coordinator maintains the availabil:ty of all telephone servi:e, at all times.

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Attachment H 4 i

( CCVPU_TE9 COOADINAT(AS NNCTtONAL AOLE l (Page 1 of 1)

1. Role; The role of the Computer Coordinator is to ensure that the PC network between the EOC and the Media Center are correcVy actrvated, and to provide assistance and instructons to those who request or need it.

2 Primary Functions:

l The Computer Coordinator. upon being nottned of an event of Alert stage or greater will i report to the EOC/ Media Center. Documentation (of the PC network equipment t.ro  !

accompanying software must be secured and transported to the EOC/ Media Center. The l PC netwotk equipment is transported to the EOC/ Media Center by Emergency Services staff Upon attrval the Computer Coordinator wiu report to EOC/ Media Center to receNe a Oriefing anc to begin acting as a liaison between EOC personnel and the PC netwerk.

The computer systems are installed and the link between the EOC/ Media Center is actuated The systems will be utilaed by the Public information Othcets to participate in the Notepad network.

The Computer Coorcinator provides ass: stance and instructions to those who teovest or needrt.

( 3 Seconca y Functions:

Tne Computer Coorcinator acts as a backup operator on the Notepa: network. Tne i coorcinator must maintain a wortung Anowledge of tne Notepad confere1cing sottoare pacnage anc the George communications software.

Inthe event of ecupmenitailure the Comouter Coorcinator win provide cackup ecuipment to ensure the continuatioii of the network link.

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' Cattrans $0 !! gvera $treet San 1 ua Ob.spo, CA 934%

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' Cablu%a Mens Color:), Wat:t Offge Tet bra e10)

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l fre nch Ilmpital 1911 Jot.nw Astrac Ernertena Room bn tu s Ob spc, CA 9340)

Sierra %sts licspital 1010 Marry Satet Emtrgena Rcon Ln tua Obapo, CA 91405 ,

l Arroyo Grande Commung I!(spatal 13J SMh Ibicpn Raad Emerg.cna Room Arrno Grande, CA 93420 l Twin Citics licepnal 1300 im Tabtu Road

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Amer llouse 295 Alder $atet Artct o Orarat. CA 93420 l $OlOOL DISTRIC1MCllDO!X1RANSPORTA710N YARD 5 I

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$wpennitnjcnt's Of$ce $ar Lua ONpo. CA 9MD1 f !.an Lu:n Ctssial Undec Sch:d D,sirect23! Aiawatero Rmd

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( $an Lum Otupo, CA 93401 Tatbeco Dementary Iti$ Grand A*tove San tus Otopo, CA 91405

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liariac Dementary 901 h Oats Astnue ,

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Nonh Ckeano Demeruary 2101 Pike G me r Or), CA 9M))

Ckeac %em Dementary I?OA leda Drnt i Arrq.o Grande. CA 91420 I CAeano Derneniary P.0,Ikn %8 CVeano CA 93445 Shell Deach Demenuty 2100 Shelt Death Raad Pamo Deach, CA 93449 J udlina Inte rme d> ate Wadsworth and llanford Sutets famo Death, CA 93449 Arroyo Grande ll,gh 495 Vancy Rced Arro>o Grande, CA 93420 loper liigh 1221 Ash Street

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Dana Dementary 920 West Teth Sucet th;cmo, CA 91444 j throno Dementary P.O. Da }&$ ,

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  • Datnet 2950 Sants R:na Crtet Read Cambne, CA 9M28 l l Paso Robles Joint Union Ifigh School Dat. K10 thtdick Supenniendent's Oftce Pam Robles, CA 91446 l Phillips Dementary 472316tr Grove Drnt .

Paso Rob!es, CA 93146 P.O. Dcx 4390, Ranchita Canyon Road  ;

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! San Miguel, CA 9N51 San Miguel Joint Union Sched Datnet P.O. Ikm 279, I fib) 'L' Stit et ,

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Shandre Unied Sch:d Datnet P O. Das 70, South Tirs Street Shandor. CA 9M610079 Templeton UnMed S:bool Datnet W Old Coc.r) Rcos Temp;eietn, CA 93465 i

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6chtds txated whhin schrls w/ monitor) Arrg o Gran$e, CA 9M20 l ' Chris Jesperson School 251 Grand Avenue San Lua Obapo, CA 9)405 l.

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' $an Luis Obispo, CA 91401 f St. Pattiit's Parc<bla! School 900 W Iltansh Street l Arrao Grande, CA 9M20

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Arrao Grance, CA 91420 l UTT1ID ES i

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San Lu;s Ob.spo, CA 93401 i

ATAT Long Uoes la on wuey Rtad, P.O. Ik2 41a0 -- ,

Underpoand Junction San Luis Obispo, CA 93406 Union Oil Tank Tann Avila Beach, CA 93424 ,

UNOCAL Santa Maria Renntry 2355 W4u2 Road __

Nipomo Meu, Secunty . Main Gate Arroyo Grande, CA 9M20 i .

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i San Luu Ambiante Semet 3!$ Santa Rcsa Street l

! San Luis Obspo, CA 9M05 _

Cambna Ambulance Semcc 1315 A Mait Street l (monitet u rnitung) Cambna, CA 9M28 l Nonb County Ambulance Ataradero, CA (company out of Saincu, monitcv reitung) -_

Proftumal Ambv! sore Pav) Robles, CA l (company out of balnen, monitor misdr!g)-. l San Lua Amba!ance Semet 2131 Drced Street l San Lua Ob4po, CA 9M01 l h0$CE1.LANEOU$ l Amentaa Red Crou 1230 Marsh Street San Lua Obapo, CA 9M01

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TABLE TS 03 EEY PEoSONNEL PAGER ASStGNP,8ENTS (Sheet 1 of 1)

GROUP PAGER PERSON .

NUMBER NUMBER ASSIGNED 312 Robert Hendrix. County AdmW 'istor . Emerg. Services Director 310 313 Darrell Erickson . County OES Emergency Services Coordinator 310 310 314 George Brown . County OES Emergency Services Coordinator 315 Vince Morict . County OES e Emergency Services Coordinator 310 310 316 County Hazardous Materlats Coordinator (On duty representative from Environmental Health Dept) 310 318 Jeff Hamm . County OES Supervisor 320 321 Number Not Assigned .

320 323 George Protopapas County Engineer

  • 320 324 George Rowtand . Health Officer 320 325 Steve Kvil . Personnel Director / Lead PlO 320 326 Watter Rheingans Communications Manager 320 326 Al Fried . Senior Communications Technician 320 326 On Call Communications Technielan '

320 327 Steve Dargan . Emergency Medical Services Agency 330 331 Bob Cart . Air Po!1ution Control 330 332 Air Po!!vtion Control 330 334 Number Not Assigned 330 335 Louise Reza 330 336 Number Not Assigned 330 337 Number Not Assigned 330 339 Number Not Assigned 340 341 Tim Maz2acano . Director Environmental Health 340 342 Environmental Health Field Monitoring Team 343 Dieter Heinz Backup Hazardous Materials Coordinator 340 351 Environmental Health Field Monitoring Team 350 352 Environmental Health Field Monitoring Team 350 353 Environmental Health Field Monitoring Team 350 354 Environmental Health Field Monitoring Team 350 355 Environmental Health Field Monitoring Team 350 356 Environmental Health Field Monitoring Team 350 350 357 Environmenta; Health Field Monitoring Team 358 Environmental Health Field Monitoring Team 350 350 359 Environmental Health Field Monitoring Team 360 361 Environmental Health Field Monitoring Team NOTE: Five (5) spare pagers on hand as of 7/12/90.

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