ML20107C450

Discusses RO Insp Rept 50-219/73-21.Provides Additional Info Relating to State of Nj Capabilities for Providing Police Powers & Radiological Health Coverage

ML20107C450
Person / Time
Site:	Oyster Creek
Issue date:	03/08/1974
From:	Gallina C NRC OFFICE OF INSPECTION & ENFORCEMENT (IE REGION I)
To:	Thornburg H US ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION (AEC)
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FOIA-95-258 NUDOCS 9604170365
Download: ML20107C450 (2)

See also: IR 05000219/1973021

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RO DISPECTION REPORT NO. 50-219/73-21

JERSEY CkNTRAL POWER & LIGHT COMPANY

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(OTSTER CEREK NUCLEAR STATION)

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Regulatory inspection efforts relating to the State Emergency Programs

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as required by PI 2000/3, Revision 1, Paragraphs D.1 and E.1 are con-

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Additional information is submitted in sesordanse with PI 2000/3, Para-

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graph G.3.

Additional information relating to the State of New Jersey's

capabilities for providing police powers and radiological health coverage

as required by Paragraphs D.2 and E.2 are as follows:-

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Understanding of RAP Capabilities

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Both the state agencies, i.a. the New Jersey State Police and Bureau of

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Radiation Protection have n general understanding of RAP capabilities

and are svare that these teams assist in an advisory capacity.

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Personnel Available

The New Jersey State Police are capable of responding with no many officers

as required depending on the time of day and the number of Troops which

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would be involved. A trooper on normal patrol could arrive within 10 to 20

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minutes of the initial notification.

In addition to the New Jersey State

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Police, personnel of various local and other state police groups could be

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called upon for additional law enforcement and evacuation responsibilitics

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as needed.

State police representatives have estimated that the entire

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- site area could be secure within one hour of initial notification. This

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would mean that traffic control would be established and initial stages of

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evacuation responsibilities initiated. The New Jersey Bureau of Radiation

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Protection can respond with one to four individuals from within 15 minutes

to 1% hours from the time of initial motification depending on the time

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of day when notification is received. Seven additional personnel could be

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expected to respond to the incident from 1 to 2 hours2.314815e-5 days <br />5.555556e-4 hours <br />3.306878e-6 weeks <br />7.61e-7 months <br /> following notification.

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Civil Defense persomaal could be on an alert status within 15 piantes of

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initial notification. Other state agencies are also capable of responding

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to an incident at the site. The response time for these other agencies would

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vary considerably depending on their location within the state but in general

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this response ties would range from 2 to 4 hours4.62963e-5 days <br />0.00111 hours <br />6.613757e-6 weeks <br />1.522e-6 months <br />.

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The Bureau of Radiation Protection utilises laboratory facilities in

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Trenton, New Jersey as well as use of a mobile laboratory van. Laboratory

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ambient temperature liquid scintillation spectrometer, (3) NaI t.etectors,

(1) Ge(Li) detector, and other associated equipment. The State also

has available GM and ion-chamber instruments in addition to other types

of survey equipment. In general, equipment from assisting agencies is

available to the Bureau of Radiation Protection as needed. New Jersey

State Police are not equipped with any survey instrumentation.

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Protective Action Levels-Evacuation

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Bureau of Radiation Protection stated that protective action levels for

evacuation currently being utilised by the state are the interim guidelines

provided by the EFA. FRC guidelines are utilised with respect to milk

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surveillance. Representatives from the State of New Jersey stated that

other protective action levels were being developed for sentrol of exclusion

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area limits, sentrol of dietary ingestion, recovery and re-entry, and re-

lease limits for sentaminated individuals, animals, materials and equipment.

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Dr. Charles 0. Gallina

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Radiation Specialist

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