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NORTH CAROLINA EXERCISE INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE CATAWBA, S.C. NUCLEAR STATION EXERCISE February 15-16, 1984 I. General A. A ful.1 participation emergency prepar'edness exercise will be conducted at the Catawba Nuclear Station near Rock Hill, South Carolina on February 15-16, 1984.

B. The exercise will consist of a simulated accident at Catawba which will escalate to a general emergency and involve planned response and recovery actions by North '

and South Carolina. During the simulated emergency, an.

of f-site radiological release will occur and require responses by off-site personnel.

II. Obj ectives: In accordance with NUREG 0654, the obj ectives of this exercise for North and South Carolina are as follows: ,

A. To test and assess the initiation and implementation of South Carolina's and North Ca rolina's plans and organizations with respect to a radiological emergency at the Catawba Nuclear Station.

B. To test the ability of South Carolina and North Carolina to assess the impact of a radiological emergency on the public and to carry out the required alert and notification plans of response forces and the public.

C. To test the State Emergency Operations Center and Emergency Response Team with respect to:

1. Adequacy of facilities to support operations under emergency conditions.

2. Interface of the organization components.

3. Adequacy of resource materials to assist in decision-making and in implementation decisions.

4. Adequacy of communications systems to maintain contact with other components of the emergency response system.

D. To test the operations of the Mecklenburg and Gaston Counties Emergency Operations Centers. The specific components tested will include: '

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1. Adequacy of facilities to support operations under emergency conditions.

2. Interfai:e of the various organizational components.

3. Adequacy of resource materials to assist in decision-making and carrying out protective action recommendations.

4. Adequacy of com m un ic a t ion s systems to maintain contact with county responders and other Emergency Operations Centers.

E. Cabarrus, Cleveland and Union Counties will administratively open shelters in support of the exercise.

III. Scope A. All major elements of the North Carolina Emergency Response Plan in Support of the Catawba Nuclear Station (hereinafter referred to as the Plan) from initial notification through protective actions will be exercised. This exercise will involve the State and affected local governments and their supporting agencies.

B. State and local staffing and the level of play will be determined by the simulated nuclear accident scenario except as identified below. <

C. Evacuees will be played.

D. Local emphasis for Caston and !!ecklenburg Counties will be:

1. Alert and notification of the pubile.

2. Ability to assist in evacuation.

3. Capability to provide Traffic Control Points, secure evacuated areas and to perform other roles and responsibilities as identified in the local plans.

4. Test fire and medical support.

E. The level of alay for Cabarrus, Cleveland and Union Counties will be:

1. ttinimum activation of the EOC

2. Administrative 1y opening and staffing shelters ,

F. State emphasis will include the following:

1. Coordination of Emergency Response between North Carolina and South Carolina.

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2. The reporting of representatives from each department shown in paragraph V (Participation) to the State Emergency Operating Center (EOC) .

3. The dispatching of the State Emergency Response Team (SERT) with selected representatives from each state department.

4. The dispatch of the Radiation Protection Emergency Team and mobile lab.

5. The es tablishing of a field command post for the SERT at the primary location--Air National Guard Building, Douglas Airport in Charlotte.

6. The declaration of a simulated state of disaster by the Governor.

7. The exercise of the Southern Agreement for ttutual Radiological Assistance and the supplemental agreement thereto.

8. The radiological monitoring of personnel, material, and areas and the reporting of simulated data and severity levels. Actual and simulated dosimeters will be used.

9. The recommendation and execution of radiological protective actions.

10. The simulated issuance of thyroid blocking agents as appropriate.

11. The exercising of all essential communications systems and warning systems to include the actual sounding of outside warning devices in the area to be evacuated.

12. The establishing. of traffic control points and maintaining a log of exercise personnel and vehicles entering and leaving designated zones.

13. The use of the Emergency Broadcast System (EBS) to disseminate public information.

14. The evacuation of personnel on a representative basis by privately-owned vehicles, ambulances, state and local government-owned buses, and j military vehicles and aircraft.

15. The sheltering and feeding of evacuees in public shelters.

16. The preparation for the decontamination of personnel exposed to radiation, s

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17. The preparation for the decontamination of vehicles '

and equipment on a representative basis.

V. Participation A. The following. organi zation s are expected to participate:

1. State level:

a. The Governor or his representative

b. State Departments and agencies as-identified in the Plan.

2. County level:

a. Gaston County - full participation

b. tiecklenburg County - full participation

c. Cabarrus County - limited participation c) . Cleveland County - limited participation

e. Union County - limited participation

3. Duke Power Company

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a. American National Red Cross

b. Radio and television stations identified as EBS ,

c. Amateur Radio

d. National Weather Service B. Players are those in'dividuals participating in the exercise by performing the responsibilities assigned to their agency or organization in the Plan. The number and type of players will be determined by participating agencies / organizations to satisfy the requirements of this exercise. See Annex A.

VI. Messages: To avoid t he possibility of an exercise message being intercepted by personnel not involved in the exercise and an inappropriate reaction on their part, all written and oral messages will be preceded and ended with the phrase: "TIIIS IS AN EXERCISE MESSAGE." It is mandatory

• that this phrase be used in all voice radio transmissions as well as on written messages to include the' Police Information Network.

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e VII. Safety: All safety rules and laws should be observed during the conduct of the exercise. During exercise missions, emergency lights and sirens should not be used and traffic rules and regulations governing vehicles should be obeyed. If aircraft are employed, all Federal Aviation Agency rules and regulations should be obeyed and flight safety should be emphasized.

VIII. Public Information:

A. All news releases to the news media, including exercise play releases, releases about the exercise as an event, and EBS will be coordinated between the counties and State Government.

B. Copies of all news releases will be provided to the Control Group.

IX. Exercise Organization: See Annex B A. Exercise Players - See Annex A, Appendix 1 B. Exercise Control Group - See Annex C C. Exercise Evaluators - See Annex C D. Federal Observer Group - See Annex H X. Exercise Identification A. On all vehicles used by the players while participating in the exercise, a white panel such as a white hand towel or similar cloth or tape will be attached on the driver's side of the vehicle .s o as not to restrict vision. The cloth may be tied to the door handle, radio antenna or below the outside rear vision mirror.

Vehicles assigned to the Control Group will be marked in a similar manner using red cloth or tape. Vehicles assigned to the Evaluation Group will be marked in a similar manner using blue cloth or tape.

B. Players will wear white arm bands or shoulder loops on the lef t arm or shoulder. Those players entering the SERT Headquarters area must wear SERT Identification (ID) Cards previously issued. New or replacement ID Cards for SERT members may be obtained at SERT Headquarters.

C. tiembers of the Control Group will wear red numbered badges, arm bands or shoulder loops on the left arm or shoulder. Evaluators, including federal observers performing an evaluation function, will wear blue bands similarly.

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D. Visitors will be identified with brown numbered badges or cloth. .

E. Controllers and Evaluators entering the SERT Headquarters area must display numbered badges prior to admittance. These badges will be provided by the Control Group.

F. Each organization is responsible for procuring panels and arm bands for its participating members.

XI. Administrative Matters - See Annex F XII. Briefings, Meetings and Critiques - See Annex G XIII. Distribution - See Annex H Attachments:

Annex A - Player Information Annex B - Exercise Organization Annex C - Exercise Controllers / Evaluators

. Annex D - Exercise Scenario and Schedule of Events (Limited Access)

Annex E - Table Top Exercise Annex F - Administrative Matters Annex G - Briefings, Heetings and Critiques Annex H - Federal Observers "

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NORTH CAROLINA EXERCISE INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE CATAWBA, S.C. NUCLEAR STATION EXERCISE February 15-16, 1984 Annex A - Player Information I. General Situation A. The Catawba Nuclear Station is being built on a peninsula of Lake Wylie about 4.5 miles northwest of Wylie Dam in York County, SC. The plant is located approximately 1 mile from the North Carolina border, off SC Highway 274, about 13 miles due south of Cramerton in Gaston County, NC. The plant will contain two generating units, each using a pressurized water reactor capable of producing 1,211 megawatts of electric power. The first unit is scheduled for commercial operation in the Spring of 1985.

B. North Carolina, the counties concerned and other organizations have developed the North Carolina Emergency Response Plan in Support of the Catawba Nuclear Station. The Plan establishes the procedures to be used to respond to an off-site emergency caused by an accident at the Catawba Plant. Its general purpose is to protect people from radiation exposure, and in some cases immediate life savings for a variety of accidents that could produce an off-site threat. It <

accomplishes this purpose by providing for the integration of sta te, local and federal resources and emergency response actions into a common base to protect the health and safety of the general public.

II. Special Situation. The initiating action will be announced in the form of a message from the Catawba Nuclear Station.

The message will arrive at 6 :15 a.m., plus (+) or m inus (-)

30 minutes, Februsry 15 1984 at the State Warning Point and simultaneously at the ,Hecklenburg County and the Gaston County Warning Points. Weather reports at that time will indicate that the wind is. blowing from the south southeast (1700). The weather direction during the period of the exercise will remain the same, i .e. , com ing from the south southeast (1700) blowing to the north northwest (3500).

III. Initial Requirement. All personnel who will participate in the exercise must be f amiliar with the Plan and the tasks assigned to each response organization. Each organization should take actions to ensure that it is prepared to carry out its responsibilities.

IV. Subsequent Situationn and Requirements: Subsequent situations will be announced in messages from the Catawba Plant and other messagts that might be injected by the Control Group. Subsequen'; requirements must be determined by the players in accordance with the -Plan and the given situations.

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. February 15-16, 1984 Appendix 1 - Exercise Players to Annex A - Player Informa'tlon SERT Team Leader: Jesse T. Pugh, III, Director Ass't SERT Team Leader: Edwin H. Harris , Jr. , DCC&PS Thomas C. Lamar, Jr. , DCC&PS Ass't SERT Team Leader (SCFEOC):

EOC Team Leader: James W. Weathers , Jr. , DCC&PS FUNCTION / ACTIVITY ASSIGNED INDIVIDUAL AGENCY

• SERT Support Staff Operations Officer James Munn DCC&PS Ass't Operations Officer Vance Kee James Self Operations Recorder (SERT) Karen Lee (SERT) Pat Tymdall (SCFEOC) Nan Cheek Liaison Officers: Don Rose Mecklenburg Co.

Gaston Co. Ed Braswell Cabarrus Co.

• Bob Willis Cleveland Co.

• Bob Strickland Union Co.

• Art Lamson Engineer Steve Tant Communications Officer Steve Riddle 3 Ass't Communications Officer (SCFEOC) Clyde Penny Message Center Office Joe Myers Ass't Message Center Off. David Shope Telephone / Radio Operators Bob Buchanan Dennis Moffett Hal Walker Administrative Officer ' Kathy Moody Ass't Admin. Officer Mason Gamble Secretary Frances Freck Public Info. Officer Russ Edmonston Ass' t PIO (SERT) Bryant Haskins Visitors Center Anne Partin SHP Chief SERT Representative Maj. E.D. Young SERT Representative Lt. W.K. Chapman Lt. W.S. Etheridge Field Operation Cpt. J.G. Wilson Lt. S.C. Jennings Lt. A.G. Gray NCNG Chief SERT Representative TBA SERT Representative CU4 Wiley Jackson .

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2Lt. Ronald Long Dept. of Chief SERT Representative Bill Law Administration Dept. of Chief SERT Representative James Stevens Agriculture I

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Chief SERT Representative John !!cGlamery l Corrections l Dept. of Human Relations RPS Chief StRT Representative Davne Brown SERT Representative Jerry Stewart .

DSS Chief SERT Representative Wilbert Morris SERT Representative Robert Stewart Pat Rowden

William Upchurch DHS Chief SERT Representative E.D. Herndon E!!S Chief SERT Representative Bill Preston Div. of Chief SERT Representative James Whaley Aging SERT Representative Karen Buckle 4 l

tiental Health Chief SERT Representative Bonnie Itorell SERT Representative Allan Childress DNRCD Env. ligmt. Chief SERT Representative David Richardson Forest Res. Chief SERT Representative TBA l

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Dept. of Corrections **

Dept. of Cultural Res. **

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NORTH CAROLINA EXERCISE INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE CATAWBA, S.C. NUCLEAR STATION EXERCISE February 15-16, 1984 Annex B - Exercise Organization I. Control Group A. The Exercise Control Group, known as Controllers, will be composed of representatives of the agencies and organizations referred to in parakraph V, Basic Plan.

During the exercise, this group will inj ect prewritten messages into the exercise and such additional messages within the scope and intent of the test of the local Plans.

B. The Controllers will also observe the exercise, prepare critique. notes and submit written recommendations to improve the response plans and future exercises.

During the exercise they will be located in the N.C.

Air National Guard (NCANG) facility, Douglas Airport, Charlotte, except the Chief Controller will be located with the South Carolina Control Group in Clover, S.C.

II. Evaluators - See Annex C.

III. Federal Observer Group - The Federal 0bserver Group will be composed of representatives of several federal agencies who observe the exercise in a manner similar to state level evaluators. Offices for the Observer Group will be located in the NCANG facility. See Annex H.

IV. State Contacts (Pre-Exercise) - The primary contact points at the state level are:

A. Asst. Exercise Director: Tom Lamar, Assistant Director Div. of Emergency Management DCCPS - (919)733-3867 B. Chief Controller: Tonia Young, Chief Education / Radiological Branch Div. of Emergency Management DCCPS - (919)733-3867 C. Assistant Controller': Al Joyner, Planner Plans Branch

Div. of Emergency Management DCCPS - (919)733-3867 i

D. Chief Evaluator: Gil Green, Sr.

State Forrester, L Info and Tng.

N.C. Forest Resources NRCD - (919) 733-2162

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, E. Assistant Evaluator: Phil Riley, Deputy Comm.

Div. of Fire & Rescue Dept. of Ins.- (919) 733-2142 F. Radiological Evaluator: Conrad Knight, Rad. Saf. Off.

Duke Medical Center (919) 684-8111 Ext.2194 G. Catawba Plant Mike (R.M.) Glover (corp.)

Exercise Director: Duke Power Company (704)373-8669 H. Catawba Plant Michael E. Bolch Controller: Duke Power Company (803) 831-8106 .

I. Public Information: Russ Edmonston DCCPS - PIO (919)733-5027 V. Local Level Contacts (Pre-Exercise)

A. Primary contact points at the local level are Emergency Management personnel identified below by county. These persons will be Trusted Agents. (A trusted agent is an exercise participant who, because of his assigned role in the exercise, must be entrusted with information relating to the play of the exercise. which cannot be disclosed to the Players until the proper time, lest the training value of the exercise be compromised.) i

1. Mecklenburg County L. Uayne Broome, Opns. Off.

Charlotte /Meck. EM Office (704)374-2412

2. Gaston County Bobby E. Phillips, Coord.

Gaston Co. EM Dept.

(704)866-3303 or 3304

3. Cabarrus County Benny Mabrey, Coordinator Cabarrus County EM Agency (704)786-1125 or 1126

4. Cleveland. County Larry G. Revels, Director Cleveland Co. Office of EM (704)484-4840, 41, or~42

5. Union County John P. Tarlton, Coordinator Union Co. EM Agency (704)289-5511, Ext. 222 B. During the exercise, the-telephone numbers listed above may change. .

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NORTH CAROLINA EXERCISE INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE CATAWBA, S.C. NUCLEAR STATION EXERCISE February 15-16, 1984 Annex C - Exercise Controllers / Evaluators I. General -

A. Exercise Controllers / Evaluators are those individuals assigned to make certain that events outlined in the exercise scenario (Limited Access Docum en t) are received for action by the appropriate agency.

B. This document outlines the responsibilities of the Exercise Controllers / Evaluators to insure a successful exercise.

II. Responsibilities A. Review the Plan with emphasis on those items directly related to the agency of your Controller / Evaluator assignment.

B. Attend the pre-exercise meeting and such other meetings as identified in Annex G. 4 C. Maintain confidentiality of the exercise scenario (Limited Access Document) so as to not compromise the exercise.

D. liaintain contact with Controller / Evaluator Headquarters co-located with SERT Headquarters at the NCANG facility j at Douglas Airport in Charlotte.

E. Upon receipt of the exercise scenario, each agency i controller / evaluator should identify those elements or l responsibilities within the Plan for the agency. List

them in order of action for each ' event in the scenario l so that you will have a checklist to insur.e that the agency's goals and objectives are met.

l F. Provide an after-action report and return your Exercise Worksheets to the Chief Evaluator no later than tiarch 1, 1984.

l III. Checklist -

Use the following checklist as a guide for l control purposes.

l A. Upon arrival at your duty station each day, notify Control Headquarters and verify the specific phone number at which you can be reached during the day.

Controllers / Evaluators should provide-a schedule of activities if duties are in the field.

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B. Since times indicated in the scenario are the ' times an event is inj ected by the plant controller, it may be necessary to allow at least 15-30 minutes for the event to be acted upon at the plant before the plant notifies county and/or state government. If an event which requires action by county and/or state government has not been received within approximately 45 minutes, notify Control Headquarters.

C. Controllers / Evaluators are not to take over play of the exercise, but should use the scenario checklist (paragraph II E above) to insure adequa.te agency response to the event.

D. Exercise Scenario and Exercise Worksheets (Limited Access Documents) will be provided 'to controllers / evaluators only.

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NORTH CAROLINA EXERCISE INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE CATAWBA, S.C. NUCLEAR STATION EXERCISE February 15-16, 1984 Appendix 1 - Controllers / Evaluators Assignments to Annex C Exercise Controllers / Evaluators Chief Controller: Tonia L. Young, DCC&PS Ass' t Chief Controller: Alvin H. Joyner, DCC&PS Chief Evaluator: Gilmer C. Green, DNRCD Ass't Chief Evaluator: Phillip C. Riley, Dept. of Insurance AGENCY FUNCTION / ACTIVITY ASSIGNED INDIVIDUAL CONTROL DCC&PS Ass't Controller (SERT) Sue Stephenson Arlene Castleberry County Controllers /

Evaluators:

Mecklenburg Charles Cochran (

Gaston Dan Spurling Cabarrus

• Bob Willis Cleveland

• Bob Strickland Union

• Art Lamson

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-Corrections DHR Controller / Evaluator Lee Hoffman RPS - Controller TBA Evaluator Conrad Knight DSS Controller / Evaluator Lillian Gaskill DHS Controller / Evaluator Linda Sewall EMS, Controller / Evaluator Bob Bailey C-1-1

DNRCD Env. Itgmt. Controller / Evaluator Larry Coble DOT Controller / Evaluator Gerald Fleming Jim Edgerton C.A. Gardner Wildlife Controller / Evaluator Ray Overcash Bill Ragland Mecklenburg Co. Trusted Agent Wayne Broome Gaston Co. Bob Phillips Cabarrus Co. Benny liabrey Cleveland Co. Larry Revels Union Co. John Tarlton i

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NORTH CAROLINA EXERCISE INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE CATAWBA, S.C. NUCLEAR STATION EXERCISE February 15-16, 1984 Annex D - Exercise Scenario and Schedule of Events DATE TIME (Item) EVENTS 2-15-84 0535 (1) Aircraft crash into cooling tower at Catawba FNF.

0615 (2) ALERT DECLARED.

Initial notification to offsite authorities. S.C. establish SEOC and d e plo ys FEOC. N.C. establishes State EOC, alert, notify and deploy SERT.

N.C. and S.C. County EOC's activated.

0800 (3) Wind velocity increases. High winds hurled debris into plant causing slight damage.

1130 (4) FEOC assumes operational control.

(5) 1200 A LOCA on unit 1 occurs. Reactor and turbine trip. CMC being minimally staffed. TSC fully staffed. SERT enroute. Media Center established.

Counties dispatch PIO to media center.

SITE AREA EMERGENCY DECLARED.

Notification of offsite authorities.

SERT is established and assumes operational control of state agencies.

N.C. Counties in operational control.

Recommendation to offsite' authorities to sound sirens with no protective

. action recommendations.

1230 (6) Recirculation begins.

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• This is a controlled access document distributed only on a need to know basis. It is generally limited to the Exercise Director, Controllers, Evaluators, and Trusted Agents for control and evaluation of the. exercise.

Appendix 1 - Controller / Evaluator Worksheets Appendix 2 - Shelters, Traffic Control Points and Decon Stations D-1

1230 (7) Updates on Plant s t a t u 's and 1500 meteorological reports. Public information on Plant status.

1500 (8) N.C. SERT assumes direction and

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1645 (9) Ic'e depleted. Containment Pressure cnd temperature.begins to rise.

Notification to offsite authorities.

1700 (10) Exercise will be. suspended with respect to time and scenario.

2-16-84 0715 (11) SITE AREA EMERGENCY continued.

0720 (12) Lightning strikes switchyard. Loss of offsite power. "B" train loss. "A" pump knocked out by mechanical problems. Total recirculation loss, Core press begins to rise.

0805 (13) GENERAL EMERGENCY DECLARED.

Recommendations to offsite authorities '

for a two-mile precautionary evacuation and evacuate downwind for 5 miles.

Shelters opened and staffed.

Protective actions recommend to offsite authorities _ - siren system activated.

EBS message to public - counties conduct evacuation and sheltering as ordered by G.6vernor. Offsite monitoring.

0900 (14) SG's are depressurized to maximized

• heat tr.an s fer. Notification pf offsite authorities.

1030 (15) Cladding and fuel damage occurs - 40%

melt. Notification to offsite authorities.

1130 (16) Loss of fan accident causes slight leak. Release in progress.

Notification to offsite authorities.

Of fsite monitoring continues. Direct i protective actions to general public as

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1200 (17) Release term in a t ed. "B" train recirculation established. Purga valves closed.

1230, (18) In-place agency critiques.

1300 (19) Table Top Exercise. (Recovery and Reentry) See Annex E.

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• LIMITED ACCESS

• Appendix 1 - Controller / Evaluator Worksheet to Annex D - Exercise Scenario and Schedule of Events The purpose of this document is to provide an item by item control on the time the events were received by state and/or local agencies involved in the exercise, and to serve as evaluation worksheets for agency response.

Since this is a pre-license exercise, events at the plant will be inj ected by the plant controller at the time indicated.

It will then be up to the plant players to determine that there is . a problem, then report it to the appropriate off-site agency.

Be sure to not.ify the Assistant Controller as to the time each event was received by the player / agency. The message controller will maintain a record of your notification for control purposes.

CONTROLLER / EVALUATOR TELEPHONE NUMBERS <

Chief - Controller at SC FECO: 803/222-2023; 2024 -

Assistant Controller at NC SERT: 393-7861, 393-8090 ChiefEvaluator at NC SERT: 393-8166 Assistant Evaluator at NC' SERT: 393-8166 -

Radiological Evaluator at NC SERT: 393-8221 at NC SERT: 393-8252' at NC SERT: 393-8567 at NC SERT: 393-8786 Controller / Evaluator (Name - Please Print)

Agency' Controlled / Evaluated LIMITED ACCESS *

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February 1, 1984 Wednesday 0535 Aircraft crash into cooling tower February 15 at Catawba FNF.

0615 Alert Declared. Initial -

. notification to off-site authorities. S.C. establish SEOC and deploys .FEOC. N.C.

establishes State EOC, alert, notif y and deploy SERT. N.C. and S.C. County EOC's activated.

Expected Agency Reaction (Obj ec tives) :

Notification received at (Date & Time)

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February 1, 1984 Wednesday-February 15 0800 Wind velocity increases. High winds hurled debris into plant causing s'.ight damage..

1130 FEOC assumes operational control.

1200 A LOCA on unit 1 occurs.

Reactor and turbine trip. CMC being minimally staffed. TSC fully staffed. SERT.enroute.

Media Center established.

Counties dispatch PIO to media center.

SITE AREA EMERGENCY DECLARED.

Notification of o f f- s it e authorities. SERT is established and assumes operational control of state agencies. N.C. counties in operational control.

Recommendation to off-site authorities to sound sirens with no protective action  ;

recommendations.

Expected Agency Reaction (Objectives):

Notification received at -

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Controller HQ notified at (Time)

EVALUATION OF AGENCY RESPONSE TO EVENT (S)

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February 1, 1984 Wednesday February 15 1230. Recirculation begins.

NOTE: Controller for tiecklenburg County must inject ' message regarding UNC-C shelter.

Expected Agency Reaction (Obj ectives):

Notification received at (Date & Time)

Controller HQ notified at (Time)

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Responses:

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February 1, 1984 Wednesday February 15 1230-1500 Updates on plant status and meteorological reports. Public information on plant status.

1500 N.C. SERT assumes direction and control.

NOTE: tie c klenb u rg and Gaston Controllers must inj ect a message no later than 1330 hours0.0154 days <br />0.369 hours <br />0.0022 weeks <br />5.06065e-4 months <br /> so that county officials ~w ill request that the State tche control of operations.

Expected Agency Reaction (Obj ectives):

4 Notification received at (Date & Time)

Controller HQ notified at.

(Time)

EVALUATION OF AGENCY RESPONSE.TO EVENT (S)

Responses:

Suggestions:

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February 1, 1984 Wednesday February 15 1645 tce depleted. Containment pressure and temperatuure begins to rise.

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1700 Exercise will be suspended with respect to time and scenario.

Expected Agency Reaction (Obj ectives):

Notificattion received at (Date & Time)

. Controller HQ notified at (Time)

EVALUATION'0F AGENCY RESPONSE TO EVENT (S)

Responses:

Suggestions:

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February 1, 1984 Thursday February 16 0715 SITE AREA EMERGENCY continued.

0720 Lightning strikes switchyard.

Loss of off-site power. "B" train loss. "A" pump knocked out by mechanical problems. Total recirculation loss. Core press begins to rise. .

Expected Agency Reaction (Obj ec tives) :

Notification received at (Date & Time)

Controller HQ notified at (Time)

EVALUATION OF AGENCY RESPONSE TO EVENT (S)

Responses:

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February 1, 1984 Thursday February 16 0805 GENERAL EMERGENCY DECLARED Recommendations to off-site authorities for a'two-mile precautionary . evacuation and evacuate downwind for 5 miles.

Shelters opened and staffed.

Protective actions recommend to off-site authorities -

siren system activated. EBS message to

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counties conduct evacuation and sheltering as ordered by Governor. Off-site monitoring.

Expected Agency Reaction (Obj ectives) :

Notification received at (Date & Time)

Controller HQ notified at (Time)

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Responses:

Suggestions:

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February 1, 1984 Thursday February 16 0900 SG's are depressurized to maximized heat transfer.

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February 1, 1984 Thursday February 16 1130 Loss of fan accident causes slight leak. Release in progress.

Notification to off-site authorities. Off-site monitoring continues. Direct protective actions to general public as deemed appropriate.  !!onitor plume.

Expected Agency Reaction (Obj ectives):

Notification received at .<

(Date & Time)

Controller HQ notified at (Time)

EVALUATION OF AGENCY RESPONSE TO EVENT (S)

Responses:

Suggestions:

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. February 16 1200 Release terminated. "B" train recirculation established. Purge valves closed.

Expected Agency Reaction (Obj ectives):

Notification received at (Date & Time [-

Controller HQ notified at t (Time)

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. Thursday February 16 1300 Table Top Exercise (Recovery and

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NORIM CAROLINA EXERCISE IN5'IRUCTIONS FOR ' DIE CATAWBA, S.C. NUCEAR STATION EXERCISE February 15-16, 1984 Appendix 2 - Shelters, Traffic Control Points and Decon Stations to Annex D - Exercise Scenario and Schedule of Events N0rIE: All activities are scheduled on 'Ihursday, February 16, 1984 at times indicated.

I. Shelters.

A. Meckleburg County Name Incation Type of Opening Hours of Opn Park Center 310 N. Kings Dr. Fbil 0830-1230 Charlotte, NC Univ of NC- Hwy 49 N Admin 0645-0930 Charlotte Charlbtte, NC Garinger H.S. 1110 Eastway Dr. Admin 0930-1200 Charlotte, NC Cochrane Jr.H.S. 6200 Starhaven Dr. Admin 0930-1200 Charlotte, NC Central Piedmont 1141 Elizabeth Dr. Admin 1030-1300 Comunity College Charlotte, NC B. Gaston County Ashely Jr. H.S. 1600 N. York St. Full 0830-1130 Gastonia, NC lt. Holly Jr. Hawthorn St. Admin 1000-1100 H.S. Mt. Holly, NC C. Union Comty Parkwood H.S,. 3200 Parkwood Sch. Rd. Admin 0930-1030 Monroe, NC D. Cabarrus Comty Central Cabarrus 505 Highway 49 South -Admin 0830-0930 H.S. Concord, NC E. Cleveland Comty Kings Mt. Sr. 500 Phifer Rd. Admin 1030-1130 H.S. -

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Map Reference Nr location Hours of Opn j 1 NC Hwy 160 and Shopton Rd. 0815-0945 (SR 1155) 2 Beam Rd. (SR 1156) and 0815-0915 Shopton Rd. (SR 1155) 3 Arrowridge Blvd. & 0920-1020 Arrowood Rd. (SR 1138) 4 Nations Ford Rd. (SR 1126) 1025-1125

& Arrowood Rd. (SR 1138) 5 US Hwy 521 & Sharon Rd. West (SR 3657) 1130-1230 B. Gaston Cotmty 3~ NC Hwy 279 at Upper Amstrong Road 0900-1000 4 NC Hwy 273 @ South Point High School 0900-1000 III. Traffic Control Pbints A. Mecklenburg County

) '8 Dixie River Rd. (SR 1155) & 0815-0915 i Windy Gap Rd.

9 Shopton Rd. (SR 1155) & 0830-0930 NC Hwy 160 10 Shopton Rd (SR 1155) & 0830-0930 Sandy Porter Rd. (SR 1142) 11 Beam Rd. (SR 1156) & 0845-0945 NC Hwy 49

12 Shopton Rd. (SR 1155) & 0815-0915 Beam Rd. (SR 1156) l 13 NC Hwy 49 & Arrowood 0845-0945 Rd. (SR 1138) 14 US Hwy 1-77 & Arrowood Rd (SR 1138) .

0845-0945 15 .Arrowood Rd. (SR 1138) & 0920-1020 Arrowridge Blvd.

17 Nations Ford Rd. (SR 1126) 1025-1125

& Arrowood Rd (SR 1138) 18 Pineville Rd - US Hwy 521 1130-1230

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y. 23 NC Hwy 279 & Upper Armstrong Rd. 0900-1000 24 NC Hwy 279 & Union - North Hope 0900-1000 30 NC Hwy 273 & Nixon Rd. 0900-1000 1 31 NC Hwy 273 & Main 0900-1000 32 NC Hwy 7'& Central 0900-1000

! 33 & 34 US Hwy 74 & NC Hwy 7 0900-1000 35 NC Hwy 273 & US Hwy I-85 0900-1000 36 ,

old & New NC Hwy 273 0900-1000 37 Hawthorne & Catawba 0900-1000 38 NC Hwy 273 & Catawba 0900-1000 l

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NORTH CAROLINA EXER'CISE INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE CATAWBA, S.C. NUCLEAR STATION EXERCISE February 15-16, 1984 Annex E - Table Top Exercise (Reentry / Recovery)

I. Purpose. To exercise that portion of the North Carolina Radiological Emergency Response Plan in support of the Catawba Nuclear Station that addresses those reentry / recovery actions to be taken during the post emergency period.

II. Concept. Reentry / Recovery planning will be exercised through a free play Table Top Exercise whereby each represented state agency will interface to discuss its role during the post accident period. Discussion will be guided through a Division of Emergency Management facilitator, however, the overall intent is to surface potential problem-areas, identify mutual support opportunities, and create a full awareness of the post. accident mission.

III. Participants. SERT representatives of the following departments or agencies are expected to play their responsible roles in the exercise. Division or branch players may be represented for those departmentsInwith any several mission tasks in a post accident scenario.

case this decision will rest with the departmental representative.

A. State Government All state agencies tasked within the N.C. Radiological Emergency Response Plan to initiate reentry / recovery actions in the post accident scenario are expected to play their responsible roles in the exercise.

B. Local Government Mecklenburg & Gaston Counties' Representatives to SERT C. Volunteer American Red Cross Representative .

IV. Exercise Time and Location. The exercise will be played internally at the SERT Command Post (Room 145) N.C. Air National Guard Facility, Douglas International Airport, Charlo tte, N.C. a t 1 :00 p.m., 16 February 1984. Estimated duration is two (2) hours.

V. Discussion Topics. The scope of the exercise will embrace full ingestion zone planning with first consideration being E-1

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' listed only to give a direction for participation.

Air, soil and water sample collection Milk purity Water purity Agriculture Crop Effects Livestock Observation and Testing liarine and Fish Observation and Testing Wildlife Observation and Testing Disposition & Transportation of Contaminated liaterials Recommended Measures to Protect People Shelter Emergence Public Information Post Accident Information/ Assistance Centers 9

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NORTH CAROLINA EXERCISE INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE CATAWBA, S.C. NUCLEAR STATION EXERCISE February 15-16, 1984 ANNEX F - ADMINISTRATIVE MATTERS

1. Medical Treatment. Facilities for actual medical treatment are located in all counties participating in the exercise.

II. Transporations. Transportation for all exercise participants, players, controllers and evaluators, will be provided by their department or agency.

'III. Meals. All participants in the exercise uill make their own arrangements for meals.

IV. Lodging Facilities. Exercise participants will be responsible for making their own arrangements for lodging.

For those who wish to be located near SERT Headquarters in Charlotte, two facilities quoted rates as follows:

A. Rodeway Inn I-85 and Little Rock Road 704/394-4111

$36 Single and $39 Double plus 7% tax y B. Red Roof Inn I-85 and Billy Graham Parkway 704/392-2316

$23.95 Single

$25.95 One person in a Double

$30.95 Two persons in a Double above ra'tes plus 7% sax

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-CATAWBn, S.C. NUCLEAR STATION EXERCISE February 15-16, 1984 Annex G - Briefings, Meetings and Critiques

1. Pre-Exercise Meetings -- The following meetings have been scheduled:

A. SERT Meeting, December 15, 1983, 3:00 p.m., Clas sroom B-38, Administration Building, Raleigh, NC.

B. Controllers Meetings, January 6, 1984, 10:00 a.m.,

Classroom B-38, Administration Building, Raleigh, NC.

C. North Carolina / South Carolina Table Top Exercise, January 25, 1984, 9 : 30 a.m., Clover National Guard Armory.

D. Controller / Evaluator Meeting, February 2, 1984, 10:00 a.m. , Classroom B-38, Administration Building, Raleigh, NC. -

II. Pre-Exercine Briefings -- February 14, 1984 A. Selected North Carolina participants, South Carolina and Federal Observers:

Clover, SC National Guard armory at 2:00 p.m.

t B. North Carolina, selected South Carolina participants and Federal Observers:

NC Controller Headquarters, NC Air National Guard Armory, Douglas Airport at 4:00 p.m.

III. Post-Exercise Critiques and Meetings:

A. February 16, 1984

1. North Carolina participants will hold agency critiques in-place at 12:30 p. m. possibly in conjunction with a table top exercise. Details will be provided later.

2. Closed critique involving selected North Carolina participants will be held at the Clover Armory at 5:30 p.m.

B. February 17, 1984

1. Public Meeting / Critique, Clover Junior High School, Clover S. C. at 7:00 p.m.

i C. March 1, 1984

.1. Written critiques to Exercise Director.

2. Written evaluation reports to Exercise Evaluator.

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4 NORTH, CAROLINA EXERCISE INSTRUCTIONS FOR fHE CATAWBA, S.C. NUCLEAR STATION EXERCISE Feb' ruary 15-16, 1984 Annex H - Federal Observers CHIEF OF EVALUATORS AND RAC CHAIRMAN Glen C. Woodard, Jr. (FEMA)

S.C. FORWARD EMERGENCY OPERATIONS CENTER (CLOVER,S.C.)

Thomas Hawkins (FEMA)

Joseph Keller (FEMA)

Dorothy Nevitt (USDA)

CRISIS MANAGEMENT CENTER (EOF) (CHARLOTTE, N.C.)

Robert Trojanowski (NRC)

PUBLIC INFORMATION/ MEDIA ACTIVITIES Jack Glover (FEtiA)

RADIOLOGICAL HEALTH - FIELD ACTIVITIES, S.C.

James Opelka (FEtiA)

Caroline Herzenberg (FEMA)

" K.C. Chun (FEtiA) h Ray Boyett (FEMA) (Radiological Laboratory)

YORK COUNTY, S.C.

Shana Aucsmith TFEilA)

Russell Yarbrough (FEliA)

Yehuda Klein (FEMA)

LANCASTER COUNTY, S.C.

l Ed Tanzman (FEMA) l CHESTER COUNTY, S.C.

l Dick Winter (FEMA) i UNION COUNTY, S.C.

i Bob Neifiuf (FERIT CHEROKEE COUNTY, S.C.

Jim Levenson (FEtiA)

RADIOLOGICAL HEALTH - MOBILE Brad Eichorst (FDA)

N.C. SERT (DOUGLAS-AIRPORT, CHARLOTTE, N.C.)

John Heard (FEMA)

Al Hall (DOT)

Dick Payne (EPA)

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Karen Guziel (fella)

Charles Livengood (FEtiA)

Tony Foltman (fella)

MECKLENBURG COUNTY, N.C.

Brad Loar (FEMA)

Virginia Baker (fella)

Doug Hoell (fella)

Gary Kaszynski (fella)

GASTON COUNTY, N. C.

John Anderson (FEllAT Phillis Becherman (fella)

UNION COUNTY, N.C.

Susan Barisas (fella)

CABARRUS COUNTY, N.C. .

Ken Lerner (FEtiA)

CLEVELAND COUNTY, N.C.

Doris Garvey (FEMA)

OBSERVERS Peggy Coleman (DOT)

Mark Collins (FDA)

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Governor's Office Administration Agriculture Auditor Correction Division of Prisons Crime Control & Public Safety (3)

Division of Emergency Management (15)

State Highway Patrol (5)

National Guard Civil Air Patrol-Alcohol Law Enforcement Cultural Resources Education Human Resources (10)

Radiation Protection Section, DFS Emergency Medical Services Section, DFS

>- Division of Aging Division of Health Services Division of Social Services Division of Mental Health, Mental Retardation & Substance Abuse Services Insurance Justice State Bureau of Investigation Police Information Network Labor Natural Resources & Community Development Division of Forest Resources Division of Environmental Management Revenue Secretary of State Transportation Division of Highways Treasurer State Fire Commission '

State Warning Point Utilities Commission Wildlife Resources Commission-1-1

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II. Local Gsvernzents (Emergency Manegerent)

Cabarrus County Cleveland County Gaston County tiecklenburg County Union County III. Federal Agencies:

Federal Emergency 11anagement Agency (fella)

Region IV, Atlanta, Ga. (10)

Thomasville, Ga. (2)

National Weather Service Raleigh-Durham Airport Douglas Airport, Charlotte Greensboro IV. Others:

American National Red Cross - Charlotte (2)

Duke Power Company Emergency Response Coordinator, Charlotte Emergency Planning Coordinator, Clover Emergency Broadcast System WB CY,, ,, FM , Charlotte WQDR 'FM,.,Raleigh WPTF - Ali,! Raleigh Salvation Army - Charlotte f South Carolina Emergency Preparedness Division (2)

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v' CATAMBA NUCT.F.AR STATION CIIRONOLOGTCAL LISTIt!O OF EXERCISE EVENTS DATE TIME EVPFTS 2-15-84 0535 Aircraft crash into cooling tower at Catawba FNF.

0615 ALERT DECLARED.

Initial notification to offsite authorities. S.C. establish SEOC and deploys FEOC. N.C. establishes State EOC, alert, notify and deploy SERT. N.C. and S.C. County EOC's activated.

080'0 Mind velocity increases. High Hinds hurled, debris into plant causing slight damage.

1130 FEOC assumes operational control.

1200 A LOCA on unit 1 occurs. Reactor and turbine trip. CMC being minimally staffed. TSC fully staffed. SERT enroute. Media Center established. Counties dispatch PIO to media center.

SITE AREA EMERGENCY DECLARED.

Notification of offsite author-ities. SERT is established and assumes operational control of state agencies. N.C. Counties in operational control. Recommenda-tion to offsite authorities to sound sirens with no protective action recommendations.

l?30 Reci rculation begins.

1230- Upriates on Plant status and 1500 meteorological reports. Public information on Plant status.

1500 N.C. SERT assumes direction and control.

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DATE TIME EVENTS 1645 Ice depleted. Containment Pressure and temperature begins to rise.

Notification to off-site author-ities.

1700 Exercise will be suspended with respect to time and scenario.

2-16-84 0715 SITE AREA EMERGENCY continued.

0720 Lightening strikes switchyard.

Loss of offsite power. "B" train Joss. "A' pump knocked out by mechanical problems. Total recir-culation loss. Core press begins to rise.

0805 GENERAL EMERGENCY DECLARED.

Recommendations to offsite author-ities for a two mile precautionary evacuation and evacuate downwind

? for 5 miles. Shelters opened and staffed. Protective actions recommended to offsite authorities

- siren system activated. EBS message to public - counties conduct evacuation and sheltering as ordered by Governor. Offsite monitoring.

0900 SG's are depressurized to maximized heat transfer. Notification of offsite authorities.

1030 Clodding and fuel damage occurs -

. 40% melt. Notification to offsite authorities.

1130 Toss of fan accident causes slight leak. Release in progress.

Notification to offsite author-itics. Offsite monitoring contin-ues. Direct protective actions to general public as deemed appropri-ate. Monitor plume.

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DATE TIME EVENTS 1200 Release terminated. " B" train recirculation established. Purge valves closed. Recovery begins.

Initiate reentry actions.

1300 Exercise Terminated.

1330 Table Top Exercise (Recovery and Reentry) SERT only.

1730 Critique Jointly submitted:

.Toshua P. ?!oore Director. South Carolina

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Glt e State of Soutli Guralina fililitary Ucpartment OFFICE OF THE ADJUTANT GENERAL T ESTCre wapCwANT rue cI,$.'u'r~c'",',' t MEMORANDUM TO: Controllers and Players ,

FROM: Joshua P. Moore, Director DATE: January 16, 1984 y

SUBJECT:

CATAWBA' NUCLEAR STATION EXERCISE February 15-16, 1984 This letter is a confirmation of the Catawba Nuclear Station exercise scheduled for February 15-16, 1984. The purpose of the exercise is to test the response of state and local governments to a major nuclear accident at the Catawba y Nuclear Station near Rock Hill, S. C.

A state exercise (Table. Top) for exercise participants (P:ayers) will be held on February 2, 1984 at 10:00 A.M. in the Conference Room in the basement of the Rutledge Build-ing, 1429 Senate Street in Columbia.

An Exercise Briefing will be held at 1:00 P.M. on February 2 at the same location for all controllers and evaluators.

Plans to be tested include; the South Carolina Operational Radiological Emergency Response Plan (SCORERP), the South Carolina Technical Radiological Emergency Fesponse Plan (SCTRERP), the Catawba Site Specific Plan, and the local emergency response plans of York County.

Your agency's participation is essential to ensure that state and local government can respond to a nuclear accident in the most effective and timely manner. We, appreciate your participation and I know I can count on your cooperation to help us reach this objective. Any questions you may have in the meantime should be directed to Mr. J. R. Jones of the State Emergency Preparedness Division at 758-2826.

Please he familiar with the enclosed exercise instructions prior to the exercise.

Fnclosure A/S JPM:JJD:ncs Emergency Preparedness Division Rutledge Buildmg 1429 Senate Street Columbla, South Carolina 29201(803) 758 2826 1

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I. Introduction II. Purpose and Scope III. Specific Exercise Objectives IV. Exercise Organization .

A. Controller / Evaluators B. Observers C. Players V. Critique VI. Evaluation Forms I

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r t I. INTRODUCTION The State of South Carolina was heavily impacted by the Radiological Emergency Response (RER) requirements for-mulated by feria and the NRC subsequent to the Three Mile Island incident. The State was primarily affected by the new planning criteria, due to its high concentration of commercial and government nuclear power facilities.

State and local governments are prepared to test the RER plans developed in support of the Catawba Fixed Nuclear Facility (FNF) operated by Duke Power Company The Catawba FNF is located near Rock Hill', South :arolina, and the 10-mile Emergency Planning Zone (EPZ) includes parts of York County.

Throughout the planning process, the states of South Carolina and North Carolina and affected counties, and Duke have closel,y cooperated to insure that the RER plans were not developed in a vacuum. Each party has a clear understanding of its emergency role as well as the responsibilities of the other parties.

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II. PURPOSE AND SCOPE On February 15-16, 1984, an emergency preparedness exer-cise will be conducted at Catawba Nuclear Station to test the integrated capabilities of the various parties and the basic elements of the emergency preparedness plans. The simulated test will require the mobilization and the deployment of state and local response forces to verify their abilities to respond to an actual emergency at the Catawba FNF. The nuclear station will activate its RER teams and those of Duke's Crisis Management Team.

The exercise will determine the utility's ability to work efficiently with state and local governments under emer-gency conditions. Qualified evaluators wi.11 determine the strengths and weaknesses of the emergency response forces, and the deficiencies will form the basis for corrective actions.

The specific elements of the Catawba Nuclear Station Emergency Plan that will be tested during the February exercise are as follows:

1. Accident Assessment and Classification.

2. Alert and Notification.

3. Managerial Direction and Control.

4. Technical Support Center Operations

5. Operations Support Center Operations.

6. Site Evacuation, Personnel Accountability, and Access Control.

7. Near Site Emergency Operations Facility Operations.

8. Radiological Emergency Medical Care.

9. R,adiological Monitoring and Assessment.

10. News Media Procedures.

11. Demonstrate proficiency in determining appropriate procedures to be used in recovery from an emergency.

12. Demonstrate effective and proper procedures for alerting, notifying and activating station, corpo-rate, state and local emergency response organica-tions.

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13. Demonstrate the ability to make protective action recommendations, including dose calculations, compa-risons with Protective Action Guides and the use of evacuation time estimates.

14. Demonstrate proper procedure for emergency security to include control of access and egress.

The State of South Carolina as well as York County will test the following elements of their plans and organiza-tions:

1. Communications and Warning.

2. Accident Assessment.

3. Field Monitoring.

4. Implementation of Protective Action Guidelines. ,

5. Public Information.

6. Evacuation Methodology.

7. Re-entry /Fecovery.

> 8. Direction and Control.

9. Activation of Emergency Operation Center.

10. Decontamination capabilities.

11. Accident Alert and Notification.

12. Radiological Emergency Medical Care.

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THE CONDITIONS DESCRIBED IN TIIIS SCENARIO IIAVE BEEN POSTULATED TO TEST Tile ESSENTIAL ELEMENTS OF EMERGENCY PLANNING. Ti!E BASIS FOR MANY OF T11E PLANT CONDITIONS ARE CONJECTURAL AT BEST,

. DUT THEY HAVE BEEN INCLUDED TO INITIATE CERTAIN ACTIONS EX-TERNAL TO Tile CATAWBA NUCLEAR STATION. WIIILE SOME OF THE CONDITIONS COULD OCCUR, T!!EY WOULD NOT ACUTALLY PRESENT A HAZARD TO THE PUBLIC AND THE CONSEQUENCES OF SUCH CONDITIONS HAVE BEEN SIGNIFICANTLY EXAGGERATED FOR Ti!E PURPOSES OF THE E!!ERGENCY DRILL. IN PARTICULAR, TIIE MAGNITUDE OF TIIE OFF-SITE RELEASE OF RADIOACTIVITY HAS BEEN EXAGGERATED IN ORDER TO PRODUCE Tile REQUIRED OFF-SITE RESPONSE ACTIONS FROM DUKE'S CORPORATE STAFF AS WELL AS STATE AND COUNTY ORGANIZATIONS.

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III. SPECIFIC EXERCISE OBJECTIVES Catawba Nuclear Station Emergency Plan /

Duke Power Company Crisis flanagement Plan i

1. The adequacy of the Catawba Radiological Emergency Response Plan and its implementing procedures.

2. The familiarity of Duke's emergency organization personnel with the plant plan and procedures.

3. Adequacy and effectiveness of the plant emergency facilities.

4. The effectiveness and proper procedure of notifying federal, state and local government personnel.

5. The capability to produce public information re-leases.,

6. First aid procedures.

7 Timely and effective assessment of radiological releases.

). 8. Preparation of reports, messages and records.

The State of South Carclina:

1. To test and assess the initiation and implementation of the state's plans and organizations with respect to a radiological emergency at the Catawba Nuclear Station.

2. To test the ability of State Government to assess the impact of a radiological emergency on the public and to carry out the required alert and notification plans of response forces and the public.

3. To test the Emergency Operations Center with respect to:

a. Adequacy of facilities to support operations under emergency conditions. .

b. Interface of the organization components.

c. Adequacy of resource materials to assist in

. decision making and in implementation decisions.

d. Adequacy of communications systems to maintain contact with other components of the emergency response system. ,

4. To test the ability of the off-site radiological monitor-ing program to accurately determine the public danger and institute appropriate protective actions. The following items will also be tested:

a. Manpower and resource activation and develop-ment.

b. Adequacy of radiological monitoring equipment.

c. Adequacy of the communications system.

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d. Decontamination procedures.

5. To test the ability of the state to establish and direct a News Media Center for the dissemination of public information. ,

, 6. To test the ability of the state to direct and compel evacuation.

7. To test the ability of the state to institute recov-cry /re-entry procedures, including the protective actions needed for the Ingestion Pathway EPZ.

8. To test the state law enforcement capabilities to secure evacuated areas, direct traffic, and reduce /

mitigate crime under extreme circumstances.

9. Effect rumor control.

10. To test decision-making related to emergency action levels.

York County To test and evaluate the operations of the York County Emergency Operations Center. The specific components tested will include:

1. Adequacy of facilities to support operations under emergency conditions.

7. . Interface of the various organizational components.

3. Adequacy of resource materials to assist in decision making and carrying out protective action recommenda-tions.

4. Adequacy of communications systems to maintain contact with county responders and other Emergency Operations Center.

5. Ability of the county to Alert and Notify the public.

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7. Emergency Welfare Service capabilities available to assist evacuees.

8. Radiological emergency medical care availabic to evacuees and to utility personnel as negotiated in Letters of Agreement.

9. County law enforcement capabilities to secure evacu-ated areas, direct traffic, and reduce / mitigate crime under extreme circumstances.

10 Effect rumor control.

11. Test county fire and medical support on-site and off-site.

12. Test sheltering capabilities of affected and host counties in North Carolina.

13. Test nheltering capabilities of host counties in South Carolina, y Due to the availability of volunteer forces such as volunteer fire support, an actual test of the county' volunteer fire department and rescue personnel will be conducted February 14, 1984. This will also include the transport cf a simulated contaminated-injured victim to a hospital so that the hospi-tal's capabilities can be adequately tested to care for such a victim.

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IV. EXERCISE ORGANIZATION The Exercise Organizations is split into three major groups as defined below:

A. Controllers / Evaluators ,

Controllers and evaluators are assigned to specific locations and/or groups as described in Part VII of j this Exercise Plan.

! Controllers are responsible fort

1. Maintaining action according to the scenario.

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2. Providing input messages.

3. Assist players in the questions that may arise on data, situations, etc. ,

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. 1. Observing players as they work in their special-l izcd functions.

2. Compiling observations and judgements onto the evaluation form in Part VI.-

In many instances one person may. serve in a dual ,

capacity as both controller and evaluator. Part VII of this plan describes those assignments.

Simulated plant parameters and emergency messages will be provided to the control room operators, monitoring team members, and other players as appro-priate by the controllers on a periodic basis.

Players are responsible for initiating actions in response to the moscages and/or data according to the emergency plan.

t South Carolina controller /cvaluators will be identi-fled by wearing green and white staff support badges and arm hands.

Selection of controller / evaluators is based on their expertice in, or their qualification to evaluate the area assigned. All controllers and evaluators will compile their observations prior to the critique and provide the completed evaluation form (see Section VI) to the Exercine Director. The Exercice Director

. will cover these items.in the critique (see Section V for conduct of the critique). ,

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B. Observers Observers from various Duke organizations, other utilities, local, and state officials, may be author-ized on a limited basis, to participate in the exercise for the purpose of personal education.

Request to participate as observers at the SEOC, FEOC, or County EOC are to be submitted to: J. R.

Jones, S.C. Emergency Preparedness Division, Rutledge Building, 1429 Senate Street, Columbia, S. C. 29201.

C. Players Players include all plant and other Duke personnel assigned to* perform functions of the station and corporate emergency response plans including control room personnel assigned to participate in the exer-cise, Technical Support Center personnel and other assigned station personnel, Crisis Management Center Personnel, including other Duke personnel who may be assigned as players. In addition there are non-Duke players of offsite agencies. These persons perform actions at the state's EOC and FEOC, at the county EOC, at local hospitals, or other emergency lo-cations.

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The success of the exercise is largely dependent on player reaction, knowledge of the Emergency Plans and procedures and their understanding of the Exercise Plan and objectives. Simulated plant conditions will be provided control room operators using pre-prepared plant parameters. Players are responsible for initiating actions /or messages during the exercise according to the procedures, responsibilities, and tasks outlined for their particular function in the Emergency Plans and Implementing Procedures.

South Carolina FEOC participants and those players at the County EOC are guided by SCORERP (South Carolina Operational Radiological Emergency Response Plan) and County Emergency Plans, respectively.

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V. CRITIQUE

, Following the exercise, separate closed critiques will be held between Duke and NRC as well as between the State /

County agencies and FEMA. The State Critique will be held at 1730 hours0.02 days <br />0.481 hours <br />0.00286 weeks <br />6.58265e-4 months <br /> on February 16 at the Clover Armory.

At the critique, the following persons will be asked to comment on the event as to the areas needing improvement.

Controllers / evaluators will turn in their evaluation sheets to the Exercise Director prior to the critique.

This will al. low the Director time to coordinate the group responses.

Critique Comments:

State / County /PEMA Critique

1. State EPD directors (including controllers / evaluators comments)

2. State Agency Representative

3. Duke Representative I 4. FEMA

5. York County EPD Director A public meeting will be held in Clover, S.C. on February 17, 1984 at 1900 hours0.022 days <br />0.528 hours <br />0.00314 weeks <br />7.2295e-4 months <br />. The location of the meeting will be at Clover Jr. High School.

The State of South Carolina Emergency Preparedness Divi-sion will develop an after action report, which addresses significant issues, problem areas, and positive areas.

Any issues requiring corrective actions will be assigned to a responsible individual with a date for resolution of the item.

The sample evaluation forms in Part VI will be used by the controller / evaluators for their reviews of group perform-anCO.

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1. Location

2. Date 3. Time: From To

4. Nature of Agency / Activity Observed, (such as Law Enforcement, Warning, EWS, etc.)

Answer the following:

If not applicable, write N/A.

5. Was the County EOC fully operational at the time of your observation?

6. Was the EOC staffed properly?

7. Did the EOC staff have an understanding of the basic situation at the time of your observation?

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8. Did the EOC function in a timely manner without excessive delay when messages were received?

9. Was adequate communications equipment available (Telephones, Radios) ?

10. Did personnel understand their duties?

11. Were EOC staff personnel knowledgeable of their respective Plans, Annexes, SOP's? YES NO

12. Were they realistic in their response to messages?

13. Did the agencies maintain control of its resources?

14 Did the a~gencies know who to contact once its resources had been exhausted?

15. Did you observe any weaknesses that would prevent the Agency /

EOC staff from functioning in an actual emergency (i.e. the plan itself, communications, transportation, personnel, etc)?

16. Did you observe any strong points that should be recognized to the Agency /EOC staff?

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f VII. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA CONTROLLER / EVALUATOR ASSIGNMENTS

' MAME AGENCY ASSIGNMENT John Doyle SC EPD Chief Controller

- Frank Lloyd SC EPD Deputy Controller Joe Hickman Colleton County CDA FEOC - EWS Bob King Anderson County DPD FEOC Operations

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Chester & Union Tommy Harrison Horry County CDA FEOC Operations Observe Shelter -

Lancaster & York flerb Vaughn -Greenwood County EPA FEOC Operations Observe Shelter -

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- Randy Rayfield Chesterfield Co. EPA York County EOC Sammie Stewart Williamsburg Co. DPA FEOC Operations f' Bobby Mauney Aiken County CDD FEOC Operations Phil Derrick Oconee County PI FEOC Media

! Jim Williams Oconee County PI Media Center Bill Gibson Crim. Justice Academy FEOC Law Enforcement Bob Black Carolina Power & Light DHEC FEOC Two Controllers Carolina Power & Light Mobile Lab & Field Teams 0

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VIII. CONTROLLER / EVALUATOR DIRECTIVES EXERCISE INSTRUCTIONS FOR CONTROLLERS / EVALUATORS.

CATAWBA NUCLEAR STATION I. ADMINISTRATIVE INFORMATION A. Time and Date of Robinson FNF Exercises.

1. Start:

Date: February 15, 1984 Time: 0615

2. Termination:

Date: February 16, 1984 Time: 1300 ,

3. Closed Critique:

Date: February 16, 1984 Time: 1730 B.- Location of Emergency Operations-Center p 1. State Emergency Operations Center (SEOC) 1429 Senate Street Rutledge Building '

Columbia,'S. C.

2. Forward Emergency Operations Center (FEOC)

Clover National Guard Armory Liberty Street Clover, S. C.

A strip map to the armory is shown'as Attachment l 1.

3 *. Media Center:

Uachovia Building in Charlotte, NC

4. York County Emergency Operations Center: i

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~ Johnson Street Dy-Pass Rock Hill, SC A strip map to'the EOC is shown as Attachment 3.

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II. TRANSPORTATION / LODGING / MEALS A. Controllers / Players will furnish their own trans-portation.

B. Lodging Controllers / Players will make their own motel reservations. Room Reimbursement will be made on actual room cost. Save your motel receipt.

C. Meals Controllers / Players will be responsible for obtaining their meals.

D. Travel Any Controller / Player who lives more than 50 miles from Clover.may use February 17 as a travel day.

E. Funding Actual expenses incurred during the exercise by controllers / players will be reimbursed - however current state travel regulations will govern and will

[ be processed in the following manner:

ALL State personnel - Vouchers for reimbursement will be submitted to parent agency and parent agency will submit an IDT to this Division.

County Personnel - Vouchers for reimbursement will be submitted directly to this Division. Original motel bill must accompany the voucher.

F. -Seating Arrangements Agencies will be positioned in-the FEOC as shown in Attachment 2.

G. Communications Prior to the exercise, a telephone directory will be made available to all. players and controllers /evalua- -

tors, which will show the telephone assignments for each agency. Telephone will be~the primary means of exercise communication.

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I H. Facilities for actual medical treatment are located as follows:

l. Divine Saviour llospital and Nursing Home 111 South Congress Street York, SC 29745 BED CAPACITY: 51

2. Piedmont Medical Center Herlong Avenue Rock Hill, SC, 29730 BED CAPACITY: 273 III. EXERCISE CONTROL A. The overall responsibility for exercise control rests with the Chief Controller and/or the Deputy Chief Controller. This does not by any means preclude assigned controllers to interject " free play" mes-sages.

B. Controllers will be responsible for maintaining an even flow of exercise messages and events as fur-nished by the Chief Controller.

C. Evaluation forms will be furnished each Controller /

L Evaluator. It is important.that the evaluation forms be completed by exercise termination, which is 1300, 16 February 1984. It is very important for those controllers not assigned to the FEOC to deliver the evaluation forms by 1330. Give the forms to the Chief or Deputy Chief Controller, who will be located at the Clover FEOC. The information furnished in your evaluation will be used for the Exercise Cri-tique, scheduled for 1730, 16 February 1984.

IV. EXERCISE RULES OF PLAY A. General Information 1.

Safety will be the foremost consideration during the exercise. At no time will an individual or agency create a situation that may be hazardous to life or property.

2. LAll state and local laws will be followed and enforced throughout the exercise.

3. If an actual emergency occurs during exercise play, the exercise will be terminated and actual field operations will be initiated.

4. 'When the FEOC is not established, the SEOC will coordinate the off-site RER activities of state

agencies, local governments, and contiguous states. When the FEOC is established the SEOC will relinquish operational control and continue operations by supporting the FEOC. The FEOC will be dispatched to its forward position on order of the Governor based upon recommendation of DHEC.

B. Time The 24-hour clock.will be used during the exercise.

Examples of the 24-hour clock are as follows:

2400 - midnight 0100 - one minute after midnight 1000 - 10:00 AM 1200 - noon 1400 - 2:00 PM 1700 - 5:00 PM 1835 - 6:35 PM '

C. Weather Simulated weather conditions will be used during the exercise.

[ D. Security During the exercice participants and controllers /

evaluators will be required to wear the appropriate identification-badges and arm b,snds at all times.

Entrance into secured areas will not be permitted without proper I.D. Vehicles must also be properly marked for clearance.

1. Controller / Evaluators will wear White armbands, in addition to the appropriate badges.

2. Observers will wear Red armbands in addition to the appropriate badges. Armbands will be issued at the SEOC/FEOC.

3. Players - All players will wear the appropriate color-coded badges as identified ,in Attachment ~

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1. To test the sheltering capability in each'of the host counties, a shelter.will be opened in each county. A group of school children will be processed through the appropriate shelter.

2. Catawba Nuclear Station may evacuate non-essential plant personnel to test the on-site evacuation procedures.

3. All other evacuations will be simulated unless otherwise directed.

F. Exercise Messages

1. All exercise messages will be preceded and ended with the phrase "THIS IS AN EXERCISE MESSAGE."

2. All messages, including those by telephone, will be recorded on an Operational Jou nal Sheet.

G. Attachments

1. Strip Map - FEOC

2. FEOC Diagram .

3. ' Strip Map - York County EOC

4. Operational Journal Each state agency assigned to the SEOC or the FEOC will use the Operational Journal Sheet to log all messages received by telephone and all free-play message input by the controllers.

Operational Journals will be distributed to each agency when the SEOC and FEOC are. activated.

• Each agency will turn in its Operational Journal to EPD Operations as soon as the exercise is terminated.

5. Outgoing / Incoming Message Form This is a four (4) part color coded form that will be used by the message center for incoming messages through the EPD_ Communications Van. It' will also be used by the controllers to input

" free Play" messages.

6. Request for State Support Form This form is to be used when county request state aid, such as additional personnel or equipment. _ Forms will be distributed when the SEOC and the FEOC are operational.

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t STATP. LAW ENFORCEMENT The security identification that will be used to control egress and ingress in the case of a nuclear emergency is as follows:

Law Enforcement: All bonafide uniforms, including the National

' Guard uniform,.will be honored. Plain clothes officers will be issued a yellow and blue lapel badge with the letters "LE" clearly visible marked on it as a sequential number by which it is issued. There will be a corresponding placard for the automobile dashboard.

Staff Support: All agencies involved in support of an accident but are neither law enforcement nor plant personnel will be issued a green and white lapel badge with a flag on it clearly visible with the letters SS, also to be sequentially numbered by which it will be issued. There will be a corresponding placard for.the automobile dashboard.

Facility Personnel: Each facility will be issued a large block of yellow and black lapel badges that they are to issue to L their people by the sequential number. These will also have clearly visible the traditional nuclear emblem. They are to be pre-issued only to the key emergency personnel and to the other employees as they come to work. ,There will likewise be a corresponding placard for the automobile dash.

News Media: The State of South Carolina is presently-issuing a permanent press pass with photograph. These are on our comput-aer for quick security check. There will be a temporary press ID issued at the time of such an inc'ident with an expiration date affixed to.it.

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Civilians: A pass for evacuees to enter their premises in the evacuated area for the purpose of tending to urgent duties such as feeding livestock, etc., has been devised. It is a white and_ orange lapel badge with two figure people clearly visible on it and sequentially numbered. These will have a correspond-ing placard for'the automobile dash and will be issued only on.

a time limit basis from the FEOC.

'All of the ID's will be issued by number and they will be audited periodically. A photocopy-of all ID's will be attached toLthis section for clarification.

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• April 2, 1984 Director Office of Administration PALMETTO ALLIANCE U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Washington, D.C. 20555 FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT REQUEST Re: Freedom of Information Act Request g{ g}

Dear Sir or Madam:

This is a request for the identification and copying of records pursuant to the provisions of the Freedom of Information Act, 5 U.S.C.

552. At your earliest convenience, please provide us copies of any and all records in the possession of your agency or subject to its control, regarding emergency planning for the Catawba Nuclear Station, Units 1 and 2, presently under construction in York County, South Carolina.

We are particularly interested in any records reflecting your agency's review of whether there is reasonable assurance that adequate protective measures can and will be taken in the event of a radiological emergency at the Catawba Nuclear Station. See, 10 C.F.R. Section 50.47, " Emergency Plans".

p We ask that you provide us these records at your earliest convenience since, as you a,re aware, the subject of emergency planning for the Catawba facility is a matter of current public interest to citizens ~

living near the plant and is the subject of pending licensing review by the NRC's Atomic Safety and Licensing Board. We seek such records in furtherance of our public education program as well as for use in the pending licensing proceeding.

In the event that it is determined that any portions of the requested documents are exempt from disclosure, we ask that you explain such determin-ation with particularity, provide us with an index of the documents that you have determined not to disclose, and disclose the non-exempt portions to us. While we are prepared to pay the costs of searching for and copying these records, we believe that we are entitled to a reduction or waiver of such fees since the furnishing of the information contained in these records will primarily benefit the general public.

We appreciate your cooperation in communicating the work of your agency to our members and the public. .

Sincerely, Donna M. Ahlers PALMETTO ALLIANCE, INC.

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