ML20107K554
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| Site: | McGuire, Mcguire  |
| Issue date: | 04/22/1996 |
| From: | Mcmeekin T DUKE POWER CO. |
| To: | NRC OFFICE OF INFORMATION RESOURCES MANAGEMENT (IRM) |
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DukeIbuvr Company McCaire Nucle < "tation 12700 Hagers ferry had Huntersed!r NC28078;
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Document Control Desk U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Washington, D.C. 20555 Re:
McGuire Nuclear Site Docket Nos. 50-369 and 50-370 Emergency Plan, Revision 96-1
Dear Sir:
Enclosed for NRC Staff use and n: view is Revision 96-1 dated April 26,1996 to the McGuire Nuclear Site Emergency Plan.
This revision is being submitted in'accordance with 10 CFR 50.54(q) and does not decrease the effectivenes of the Emergency Plan. A summary of the changes and bases for this determination is provided vs Attachment 1. All changes have been specifically highlighted (side-barred) to
' facilitate the review.
By copy of this letter, two copies are,
. provided to NRC Region II, Regional Administrator.
Very truly yours, kdlk T. C. McMeekin Vice President McGuire Site TCM:tsb.
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U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission
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w/two copies of attachmants Mr. Stewart D. Ebneter, Regional Administrator U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Region II 101 Marietta Street, NW, Suite 2900 Atlanta, Georgia 30323 w/o attachment NRC Resident Inspector McGuire Nuclear Station Saluda River Electric Corporation P.O. Box 929 Laurens, S.C. 29630 North Carolina Municipal Power Agency Number 1 P.O. Box 29513 Raleigh, N.C. 27626-0513 NC Electric Membership Corporation j
3333 North Blvd.
P.O. Box 27306 Raleigh, N.C. 27611 Piedmont Municipal Power Agency 121 Village Drive Greer, S.C. 29651 R. L. Hasty EP File 1502 l
ATTACHMENT 1 i
The revision is being submitted in accordance with 10CFR50.54(q) and does not decrease the effectiveness of the Emergency Plan. The Plan as revised will continue to meet the requirements of 10CFR50.47 and 10CFR50, Appendix E.
The Emergency Plan was converted to a new word processing program, Microsoft Word and as a result some information has shifted pages. The shifts are side-barred where the information has been relocated. These shifts are discussed in the sununary as " moved with no change" since 50.54q does not apply.
50.54q DETERMINATION Table of Contents 1.
Page 1, Section A, revised page numbers 2.
Page 1, Section B, revised page numbers 3.
Page 1, Section C moved to page 2 'vith no change 4.
Page 2, Section E, revised page numbers 5.
Page 2, Section F, added Section F.1.g 6.
Page 2, last two lines of Section F and Section G moved to page 3 with no change 7.
Page 3, Section H, revised page numbers 1
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Page 3,Section I, last 10 lines moved to page 4 with no change 9.
Page 4, Section J, revised page numbers 10.
Page 4, Section J, last three lines moved to page 5 and revised page numbers 11.
Page 4, Section K moved to page 5 with no change 12.
Page 5, Section K.7 revised page number J
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Page 5, last nine lines of Section N and Section O moved to page 6 with no change 14.
Page 6, Section Q, added Appendix 7 and 8 t
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i List of Figures 1.
Page 1, Figum i-1, revised page number 2.
Page 1, Figure i-2, revised page number 3.
Page l', Figure A-1, revised page number 4.
Page 1, Figures F-1 through F-4, revised page numbers 5.
Page 1 Figures H-1 through H-3, revised page numbers 6.
Page 1, last four lines moved to page 2, revised page numbers Introduction l.
Page i-1, last line moved to page i-2 with no change 2.
Page i-3, a. moved from page i-4 to page i-3 with r o change 3.
Page i-4, paragraph frem i-5 moved to page i4 with no change 4.
Pages i-6 and i-7 renumbered to i-5 and i-6 with no change Section A, Assignment of Responsibility 1.
Page A-1, Section A.I.a: last line beginning with "Anson" moved to page A-2 with no change 2.
Page A-2, Section A-1.b first paragraph moved to Page A-3 with no change.
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Page A-3, Section A.l.b, paragraph 1: Revised the statement from "When the Emergency Operations Facility (EOF) is activated and operational, the EOF Director is responsible for company emergency response" to "When the Emergency Operations Facility (EOF) is operational and activated, the EOF Director is responsible for company emergency response".
This change reflects the commitment made to the NRC that the EOF will become operational prior to activation.
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ATTACHMENT 1 4.
Page A-3, Section A.I.b, paragraph 3: Revised the statement "As the EOF becomes operational, it will assume many of the functions of the TSC and will rely on the TSC as a vital link to the site." to "As the EOF becomes operational and activated,it will assume many of the functions of the TSC and will rely on the TSC i
as a vital link to the site."
Although the EOF is operational within 75 minutes of emergency classification, it will not assume functions of the TSC until activated.
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Page A-3, Section A.I.d: Last four lines beginning with "in charge of" moved to page A-4 and revised the statement "After the EOF is activated and becomes operational, the EOF Director is responsible for company emergency response." to "After the EOF is operational and activated, the EOF Director is responsible for company emergency n:sponse."
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This change reflects the commitment made to the NRC that the EOF will become operational prior to activation.
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Page A-4, Section A.4 moved to page A-5 with no change 7.
Page A-5 renumbered to A-6 with no change Section B, On-Site Emergency Organization 1.
Page B-5, Section B.9.b, Item 3.: Deleted " Department of Emergency Management, Mecklenburg County (Charlotte, NC)
This was listed on page B-4 and B-5. The change is considered to be editorial.
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Page B-8: Corrected total in Capability for Additions in 75 minutes column from 14 to 15 This change is considered to be editorial.
3.
Page B-10: Revised the Site Emergency Organization chart This change reflects the current Emergency Response Organization positions.
- Section C, Emergency Response Support and Resources 1.
Page C-1, Section C.I.a.: Changed Radiological Assessment Coordinator to Radiological AssessmentManager This change is considered to be editorial.
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ATTACHMENT 1 Section D, Technical Basis Document No changes Section E, Notification Methodology 1.
Page E-1, Section E.2.a: Items 7 and 8 moved to page E-2 with no change 2.
Page E-2, Section E.2.b: Last paragraph moved to page E-3 with no change 3.
Page E-3, Section E.2.b: Last paragraph plus items 1 and 2 moved to page E-4 with no change 4.
Page E-4, Section E.2.c: Last two paragraphs plus items 1 through 5 moved to page E-5 with no change 5.
Page E-5, Section E.2.c: Items 3 through 5 and the note moved to page E-6 with no change 6.
Page E-6, Section E.2.d: Last three lines of the second NOTE beginning with
" time the", last two paragraphs, and items 1 and 2 moved to page E-7 with no change j
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Page E-7, Section E.2.d: Numbered items 2 through 5 and NOTE moved to page E-8 with no change 8.
Page E-8, Section E.5 moved to page E-9 with no change 9.
Page E-8, Section E.6, moved to page E-9 and changed Emergency Broadcast System (EBS) to Emergency Alert System (EAS)
The FCC changed from an analog technology to a digital technology and renamed the system Emergency Alert System 10.
Page E-9, Section E-7, changed EBS to EAS 11.
Page E-9, Section E.7, changed Broadcast to Alert Section F, Emergency Communications i
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Page F-2: Added Section F.1.g,"ERDS Datu Transfer" The section was added to describe the system that provides data to the NRC.
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Page F-2, Sections F.2 and F.3 moved to page F-3 with no change 4
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ATTACHMENT 1 3.
Page F-3:, Redrew Figure F-1 for clarity and renumbered page from F-3 to F-4 4.
Page F-4: Added Video Conferencing system and Operations Support Center, redrew Figure F-2 for clarity and renumbered page from F-4 to F-5 The video conferencing system allows face-to-face communication between the TSC/OSC and TSC/ EOF.
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Pages F-5 and F-6: Renumbered pages from F-5 and F-6 to F-6 and F-7 Section G, Public Education and Information 1.
Page G-1, Section G.1/G.2, Paragraph 2: Revised third sentence to read: "These locations will include motels, hotels, marinas, lake access areas, and other transient l
locations as identified on the visitor center's transient list which is updated quarterly."
The addition of marinas and lake access areas more accurately states the locations transient brochures are available.
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Page G-4, Section G.4.b, last paragraph beginning with Media Monitor (MM):
Changed EBS to EAS.
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Page G-5, Section G.4.c, Industry Groups through Regulators moved to page G-6 with no change.
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Page G-7, updated to the 1996 MNS calendar Section H, Emergency Facilities and Equipment 1.
Page H-1, Section H.I.b, item 1: Added statement on video conferencing.
This enhancement allows face-to-face communication between the TSC/OSC and the TSC/ EOF.
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Page H-2, Section H-2, sixth paragraph: Revised to reflect the new location of the j
JIC.
The JIC continues to be located in the Electric Center but was moved from the second floor to the first floor.
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Page H-2, last two bulleted items moved to page H-3 with no change 4.
Page H-3, Section H.4, last paragraph moved to page H-4 with no change s
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ATTACHMENT 1 5.
Page H-4, moved last two lines to page H-5 with no change 6.
Page H-5, Section H-6, moved to page H-6 with no change 7.
Page H-6, Section H-6, paragraph b: Changed five to seven and forty to forty-six This change reflects current number of air samplers and thermoluminscent dosimeters.
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Page H-6, Sections H.10 and H-11: Changed Irr/0/A/4600/11 A, B, C to l'r/0/A/4600/88 Irr/0/A/4600/11 A, B, C were consolidated into one periodic test 9.
Page H-6, Section H.12 moved to page H-7 with no change 10.
Pages H-7 through H-9 changed to H-8 through H-10 with no change 11.
Page H-10, first note, corrected spelling of entrance This change is considered to be editorial.
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Page H-10, second note, revised to reflect new locatian vi JIC 13.
Page H-10, changed to page H-11 14.
Pages H-11 and H-12 changed to H-12 and H-13 with no change 15.
Page H-13, revised to reflect new layout of JIC 16.
Page H-14 changed to page H-15 with no change Section I 1.
Page I-1,Section I.2.b., second paragraph revised to read: In addition, there are two (2) high range containment monitors, two (2) high range unit vent monitors, four (4) steam line monitors per unit and four (4) N-16 steam line monitors per unit.
This more accurately reflects the number of monitors.
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ATTACHMENT 1 2.
Page I 2, Section I-7/I-8: Deleted "and one on-site", added the statement "On-site monitoring is performed by Radiation protection personnel under the direction of
. the OSC Radiation Protection Supervisor." and moved to page I-3
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This clarifies who controls onsite monitoring.
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Page I-3, Section I-l1: Deleted " obtaining" in the statement " capability for obtaining airborne". The statement now reads " Duke Power Company will have monitoring teams in the field, fixed TLD sites and the capability for airborne monitoring to assist in plume tracking."
The deletion of the word " obtaining" makes the statement read correctly. This change is considered to be editorial.
Section J, Protective Response 1.
Page J-5, Section J.10.1 moved to page J-6 with no change.
Section K, Radiological Exposure Control 1.
Page K-1, Section K.3.b: Line 4 starting with " dosimeters and the" moved to page l
K-2 with no change
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Page K-2, Section K.5.b, first sentence: Added System in front of Radiation Protection Manual, changed "Section 6.1" to Directive VI-4
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Page K-2, Section K.5.b: Deleted " Radiation Protection Manual Sections 6.4, Contaminated Personnel,6.8, Waste Minimization and Disposal,6.6, Room / Area Decontamination and".
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Page K-2, Section K.5.b: Changed "IrT/0/A/4600/11 A, B, C" to PT/0/A/4600/88 5.
Page K-2, Section K.5.b: Deleted "and for waste disposal,"
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Page K-2, Section K.5.b: Added System Radiation Protection Manual Directive IV-3 provides direction for waste disposal Direction for waste disposal is now contained in the System Radiation Protection Manual.
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Page K-2, Section K.5.b: Added Handling of contaminated injured personnel is provided in Radiation Protection Manual Section 18.1.
The handling of contaminated injured personnel was deleted from RP/0/A/5700/05 and added to Radiation Protection Manual Section 18.1.
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Page K-2, Section K.5.b: Changed " Handling" to Transportation RP/0/A/5700/05 now deals only with the transportation of contaminated injured personnel.
The information located in the manual sections is now locateo in the System Radiation Protection Manual Directives referenced in this paragraph.
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Page K-2, Section K.7 moved to page K-3 with no change 10.
Page K-3: Renumbered page from K-3 to K-4 with no change Section L, Medical and Health Support No changes Section M, Recovery and Reentry Planning and Postaccident Operations 1.
Page M-1, Section M.I.a, item number 3 moved to page M-2 with no change 2.
Page M-2, Section M.1.b, item d.: Moved line beginning with "other locations" from page M-3 to M-2 with no change 3.
Page M-4, Section M.4: Deleted "Offsite' and changed Coordinator to Manager This is an editorial change.
Section N, Exercises and Drills 1.
Page N-3, Section N-5: Changed " Action Item List" to " Critique Summary" The " Action Item List"is no longer used. Items are now entered into the Critique Summary and PIP.
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Page N-3, Section N-5: Changed "The list will be transmitted to persons designated to have lead responsibility in resolution of the items" to " Items from the Critique Summary will be entered into the Problem Investigation Process (PIP).
Through this process, items will be tracked until completed."
PIP is used site wide to assig n and document corrective actions. This change will ensure that the site wide corrective action program is utilized for exercise / drill critique items instead of a special action item list generated by the McGuire Emergency Planning Group.
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ATTACHMENT 1 Section 0, Radiological Emergency Response Training 1
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Page O-1, Section 0-3, deleted " Operations, Safety & Health Services, Maintenance and Security" and added the words "from various site groups" The reference to specific groups was deleted because MERT members may come from many different site groups.
Section P, Responsibility for the Planning Effort 1.
Page P-3, Section P.10: Changed title of PT/0/A/4600/91 from " Periodic Test of Technical Support Center Communications Inventory and ERO Telephone Numbers" to " Periodic Test of Technical Support Center Communications and Supplies" This change reflects the current title of the PT and is considered to be editorial.
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Page P-5: Changed title of RP/0/A/5700/12 "TSC Emergency Coordinator Procedure" to Activation of the Technical Support Center (TSC)
This procedure has been revised to provide guidance for all positions in the TSC on initial activation and operational responsibilities.
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Page P-6: Added RP/0/A/5700/19, Core Damage Assessment to list of Emergency Plan Implementing Procedures RP/0/A/5700/19 was added as an implementing procedure in January 1994.
However, Figure P-2 was not revised to reflect the procedure.
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Page P-6: Added RP/0/A/5700/20, Activation of the Operations Support Center (OSC) to list of Emergency Plan Implementing Procedures This is a new procedure to provide guidance for all positions in the OSC on initial activation and operational responsibilities.
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Page P-6: Added RP/0/Ai5700/21, EOF Access Control to list of Emergency Plan 4
Implementing Procedures 1
This is a new procedure to provide guidance to Access Control personnel in the EOF.
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Page P-6: Deleted HP/0/B/1009/05, First Response Evaluation of Offsite Dose From a Reactor Coolant Leak Inside Containment Upon declaration of a General Emergency, we will automatically recommend evacuation of two (2) miles around and five (5) miles downwind, sheltering all others not evacuated. This is done no matter what the projected doses are in each sector. A General Emergency based on radiological conditions is mached when the projected dose in any zone reaches 1 Rem TEDE or 5 Rem CDE Thyroid. To ensum proper classification at all times, Emergency Action Levels (EALs) for radiation monitor readings were conservatively calcult ed based on 1 R TEDE and SR CDE thyroid at the site boundary. Site Area Emergency EALs are based on 10% of these limits.
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Page P-6, HP/0/B/1009/06 moved to page P-7 with no change 8.
Page P-7: Moved MNS Radiation Protection Manual to page P-8 and deleted reference to MNS Radiation Protection Manual 18.4, Planned Emergency Exposure This information has been relocated to the System Radiation Protection Manual Section VI-6 and implementing procedures RP/0/A/5700/03 (Site Area Emergency), RP/0/A/5700/04 (General Emergency) and RP/0/A/5700/20 (Activation of the Operations Support Center (OSC)).
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Page P-8: Renumbered page from P-8 to P-9 10.
Page P-8: Changed Control No. 2 from J.W. Foster to W.F. Byrum 11.
Page P-8: Changed Control No.10 from QA Dept., Audit Division, c/o Loretta Roberts, ECl2 to NSR.B, Gene Walker, EC05N 12.
Page P-8: Changed Control No.13 from P. McNamara to S. Christopher 13.
Page P-8: Changed Control No.18 from R.F. Smith to D.C. Scearce 14.
Page P-8: Changed Control No. 21 from Tim Miller to Fixed Nuclear Facility Planner 15.
P-8:: Items 23 through 25 moved to page P-10 with no change 1
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ATTACHMENT 1 Section Q, Appendix Index 1.
Page Q-1: Added Appendix 7, Spill Prevention Control and Countermeasure Plan It is intended that the Emergency Plan be an all inclusive emergency plan. The Emergency Plans at all three sites should encompass any type of emergency that could occur onsite. This includes radiological events, security, natural dissters, fire and oil spills as well as hazardous material spills.
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Page Q-1: Added Appendix 8, McGuire Hazardous Waste Contingency Plan It is intended that the Emergency Plan be an all inclusive emergency plan. The Emergency Plans at all three sites should encompass any type of emergency that could occur onsite. This includes radiological events, security, natural dissters, fire and oil spills as well as hazardous material spills.
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Page Q-9, paragraph B: Changed EBS to EAS 4.
Page Q-9, paragraph C: Moved first sentence on page Q-10 to bottom of Q-9 i
with no change 5.
Page Q-10: Moved first two sentences on page Q-11 to the bottom of page Q-10 with no change 6.
Page Q-13: Revised Figure Q-2, Siren Locations, to reflect correct site for Siren 56.
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The physical siren location has not been changed; it was shown incorrectly on the drawmg.
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AgtccineltLLctlen Replaced (REACHS) letter dated November 24,1992 with letter dated September 27,1995 Replaced INPO letter dated May 6,1994 with letter dated January 31,1996 8.
Page Q-16: Added distribution for Electronic Licensing Library, Emergency Plan No. 37 9.
Page Q-16: Changed Marilyn Lineberger to Diane Savage for Emergency Plan No.19 10.
Page Q-16: Last two lines moved to top of page Q-17 with no change i1
ATTACHMENT 1 11.
Page Q-17: Changed Tim Miller to Fixed Nuclear Facility Planner for Emergency Plan No. 25 12.
Page Q-17: Changed Bob Phillips to Jim Pharr for Emergency Plan No. 30 13.
Page Q-18: Changed Tim Miller to Fixed Nuclear Facility Planner for Emergency Plan No. 25 14.
Page Q-18: Deleted reference to Control Copy No. 27 (Linda Kish, Westinghouse Electric Corporation) 15.
Page Q-19: Changed Bob Phillips to Jim Pharr for Emergency Plan No. 30 j
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Added Appendix 7, Spill Prevention Control and Countermeasure Plan 17.
Added Appendix 8, Hazardous Waste Contingency Plan t
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April 22,1996 MEMORANDUM.
To:
All Holders of the McGuire Emergency Plan
Subject:
Revision 96-1, McGuire Emergency Plan Enclosed, please find Revision %-1 to the McGuire Nuclear Site Emergency Plan. Refer to
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If there are any questions, please call me at 704/875-4662.
O Sincerely, Becky Hasty Emergency Planning Manager McGuire Nuclear Station
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Table of Contents 1 through 6 1 through 6 1
List of Figums 1 through 2 1 through 2 p
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Introduction 1-1 through i-7 i-1 through i-6 T
Section A A-1 through A-5 A-1 through A-6 Section B B-1 through B-13 B-1 through B-13 i
Section C C-1 through C-2 C-1 through C-2 4
Section E E-1 through E-11 E-1 through E-11 Section F F-1 through F-6 F-1 through F-7 Section G G-1 through G-8 G-1 through G-8 i
Section H H-1 through H-14 H-1 through H-15 l
Section I I-1 through I-4 I-1 through I4 Section J J-1 through J-17 J-1 through J-17 Section K K-1 through K-3 K-1 through K-4 I
Section L L-1 through L-2 L-1 through L-2 s
i Section M M-1 through M-7 M-1 through M-7 l
Section N N-1 through N-3 N-1 through N-3 i
. Section O O-1 through O-2 0-1 through O-2 Section P P-1 though P-8 P-1 through P-10 Appendix '
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Appendix 1 Q-2 through Q-4 Q-2 through Q-4 4
Appendix 2 Q-5 through Q-8 Q-5 through Q-8 I
Appendix 3 Q-9 through Q-13 Q-9 through Q-13 Appendix 4 Q-14 Q-14 i
Appendix 5 Q-15 Q-15 Agreement Letters:
Agreement Letters:
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INPO INPO Appendix 6 Q-16 through Q-19 Q-16 through Q-19 Appendix 7 New Section New Tab 4
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