ML20127G962
| ML20127G962 | |
| Person / Time | |
|---|---|
| Site: | Shoreham File:Long Island Lighting Company icon.png |
| Issue date: | 10/01/1984 |
| From: | Murley T NRC OFFICE OF INSPECTION & ENFORCEMENT (IE REGION I) |
| To: | Harold Denton Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation |
| Shared Package | |
| ML20127B461 | List: |
| References | |
| FOIA-85-190 NUDOCS 8506260152 | |
| Download: ML20127G962 (26) | |
Text
i ja as4 9'o, UNITED STATES
{
NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION
,I REGION i 0,
,e,4 831 PARK AVENUE KING OF PRUSSIA, PENNSYLVANIA 19406 OCT 01 1984 Docket No. 50-322 MEMORANDUM FOR:
Harold R. Denton, Director, Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation FROM:
Thomas E. Murley, Regional Administrator
SUBJECT:
SHOREHAM OL ISSUANCE - UPDATE OF OPEN INSPECTION ITEMS Enclosed is an updated listing of open items, pertinent to licensing, remaining from Region I inspections at Shoreham.
This listing replaces that provided to you previously.
There are four security items and two engineering issues, listed in Attachment 1, which require resolution prior to the issuance of a low power license to load fuel and test at cold criticality and very low power conditions (Phases I and II).
The security issues were discussed with NMSS in a conference call on September 20, 1984, and will be resolved, either by the approval by NMSS of compensatory measures (in a condition to the license), or by LILCo revision of the Physical Security' Plan.
Such a revision is required, and underway, because of recent on-site organizational changes.
Of the two engineering issues, SILTEMp wrapping has been inspected, is under evaluation by Regional management, and will most probably be resolved.
The other issue concerning corrosion in the suppression pool was discussed with LILCo and Stone & Webster personnel in a conference call on September 14, 1984.
A technical position is being prepared by the licensee, and is expected to be ready for presentation to Region I in the next week. lists five items identified for resolution prior to Phase III of low power operation.
These would not preclude issuance of a Phase I/II license.
There are an additional 24 items requiring resolution prior to exceeding 5% power (Phase IV).
While not carried as an open inspection item. Region I has advised your Division of Human Factors Safety that the Shift Advisors proposed for use at Shoreham do not possess satisfactory familiarity with plant-specific proce-dures, alarms, reference material and control board layout. A meeting was held at Region I with LILCo representatives on September 17, 1984, to discuss addi-tional familiarization training.
A joint team inspection, including NRC head-quarters and regional personnel, is being coordinated to assess LILCo's reexamination of the advisors, and we expect this issue will be resolved.
e506260152 850415 f/
AI 190 PDR Thomas E. Murley l
Regional Administrator l
Enclosures:
As Stated i
f l
,g Harold R. Denton 2
OCT 0 i 584 cc:
J. Allan R. Starostecki T. Martin E. Greenman P. Eselgroth D. Eisenhut, NRR T. Novak, NRR A. Schwencer, NRR R. Burnett, NMSS bec:
S. Ebneter R. Bellamy J. Joyner H ETP Section Chiefs DPRP File 10.3 E. Kelly R. Caruso hyDPRP h
$k f
- y RI.
RI:DPRP RI:DPRP RI40RA RI:RA Kelly /gm Cox hStarostecki J
Allanf M
e 9/19/84 ci-at-y q_3:_,pq q,tp l
0FFICIAL RECORD COPY 95 XELLY MEMO - 0001.1.0 l
09/05/84
ATTACHMENT 1 SHOREHAM Outstanding Inspection Items Issues to be Resolved Prior to Issuance of a Low Power License for Phase I and II Operation (Fuel Load and Cold Criticality Testing) 1 i
Unresolved Item No.
Description 82-09-23 Designate an emergency power supply (backed-up by an uninterruptable power supply) for all security systems.
83-31-01 Resolve the remaining issues identified in the Final Security Settlement Agreement with Suffolk County (Attachment 1 to the Physical Security Plan).
84-19-01 Complete the authorite'd individuals list to include the address of the individual and the name of the approving authority.
84-19-03 Re-establish the protected area fence near the new construction area for the COLT diesel generators and their fuel oil supply.
82-15-04 Provide an analysis which addresses the corrosion of supports and other components in the suppres-sion pool, and provide a schedule for corrective action, ensuring that this problem is defined, monitored and corrected.
82-24-01 Evaluate the effects of installed SILTEMP wrapping on the ampacity of safety-related cable, assuring the required cable performance.
(
l
-n
- - - - - + - - - - - -
- - - - - ~ ^ ^ ^
~~
ATTACHMENT 2 1.
Outstanding Items to be Completed prior to Heatup and Low Power Testing Up to 1% Power (Phase III)
Complete those commitments necessary to satisfy NUREG-0737 Item a.
II.E.4.2, Containment Isolation Dependability, b.
Secure the portable emergency equipment lockers in the Reactor Building to preclude seismic-induced damage to equipment important to safety (Unresolved Item 84-23-01).
Revise logic design to prevent spurious isolation of the High c.
Pressure Coolant Injection system caused by a loss of power to the steam leak detection circuitry (Unresolved Item 84-32-02).
d.
Change-out and test charcoal adsorber in the Reactor Building Standby Ventilation System to satisfy Technical Specification operability requirements for filter efficiency (Unresolved Item 84-25-05).
Modify ADS actuation logic to satisfy NUREG-0737 Item II.K.3.18.
e.
2.
Outstanding Items to be Completed Prior to Exceedinc 5% power (Phase IV)
Establish and implement a prog' ram for radioactive waste management a.
which meets the requirements of IE Bulletin 79-19.
b.
Revise appropriate radwaste procedures in accordance with 10 CFR Parts 61 and 71 (Unresolved Item 83-30-09).
Assess and correct the cause(s) of Radwaste Building equipment c.
problems (Unresolved Item 84-18-01).
d.
Correct logic and circuitry to annunciate tripped relays which would otherwise disable diesel generator automatic starting (Unresolved Item 84-32-03).
Revise alarm response procedures to adequately address maintenance-e.
induced flooding in the Reactor Building (Unresolved Item 84-29-02).
'f.
List the. radio stations participating in the LILCo emergency broadcast system, in the Emergency Preparedness Brochure, and complete the installation of " pathfinder" signs at " major" roads, to resolve hearing contentions 11.E, J, K, L and M (Unresolved Item 84-29-04).
l 7-__-
ew
.-m,_.r,
,s,..
4
__.,___..,___._,r.,___,-.
~ -.
m
- i-i 1
2.
(CONTINUED) g.
Establish operable emergency support facilities which meet the re'quirements of NUREG-0737 Item III.A.1.2.
6 h.
Comply with the requirements of NUREG-0737 Items III.A.1.1 and III. A.2 regarding Emergency Preparedness.
1.
Complete the installation and testing of communications and notification systems described in Emergency-Plan implementing procedures (Unresolved Item 82-18-30).
i,
'j.
Prepare and distribute public information material regarding actions to be taken by individuals within the emergency planning zone (Unresolved Item 82-18-34).
i k.
Complete the installation of instrumentation in the Technical Support Center needed to provide data for support of operations (Unresolved Item 82-18-11).
1.
Identify and suitably maintain electrical circuit breakers with an undervoltage trip feature, which are used in safety-related
.. applications, in accordance with IE Bulletin 83-08J m.
Incorporate all E&DCR's, and remove outdated drawings from files i
. (Unresolved Item 84-20-01).
Evaluate and correct the cause of the April 14, 1983 failure to trip n.
of tie-breaker 108-2, which ties emergency bus 103 to the Reserve Station Service Transformer (RSST) (Unresolved Item 84-10-01).
Provide dedicated penetrations for Primary Containment Atmosphere o.
Control systems in accordance with NUREG-0737 Item II.E.4.1.
p.
Complete the GETARS recirculation flow control unit modification FDDR-KR1-119 (Unresolved Item 84-20-02).
q.
Revise 10 CFR Part 50.59 safety evaluation procedures to include provisions for review of potential system cross-contamination to satisfy IE Circular 80-18.
Adjust lower level discriminator settings for liquid effluent r.
radiation monitors to be capable of detecting Xe-133 (Unresolved Item 84-13-01).
Establish and implement a program to evaluate beta dosimetry for 1
s.
routine plant operation (Unresolved Item 84-25-02).
4 t.
Establish and implement an alpha airborne radioactivity sampling program (Unresolved Item 84-25-04).
..e,_+
.~.
i 2.
(CONTINUED) 4 Have installed and operable a post accident sampling system which u.
me'ets the criteria of NUREG-0737 Item II.B.3 (Unresolved Item 82-18-14).
4 Provide the capability for post-accident monitoring in accordance v.
with NUREG-0737 Item II.F.1.
Establish controls for primary coolant leakage outside containment w.
'n accordance with NUREG-0737 Item III.D.1.1.
Establish an in plant iodine radiation monitoring program to meet x.
NUREG-0737 Item III.D.3.3.
3.
Outstanding Items to be Completed prior to Completion of the Startup Test program a.
Revise plant system descriptions in the Control Room to i
reflect as-built plant status (Unresolved Item 82-14-06).
i b.
Demonstrate the ability to collect representative airborne effluent samples (Unresolved Item 83-19-04).
Install check valves to preclude back-flow and siphoning from c.
contaminated to non-contaminated systems to satisfy IE Bulletin 80-10 (Unresolved Item 84-25-06).
[
4.
Outstandino Items to be Completed by the First Refuelino Outage Identify HVAC units in safety-related applications supplied by a.
Bahnson Co. (Unresolved Item 84-29-01).
b.
Verify that the refueling water cavity seal is not subject to failure as described in IE Bulletin 84-03.
l c.
Extend the settlement monitoring program to include procedures for structures other than the Reactor Building (Unresolved Item i
84-24-01).
i 5.
Outstanding Items to be Completed by a Specific Date Identify and replace non-conforming materials supplied by Tube-line a.
for the COLT diesel generator fuel oil supply system, in accordance with IE Bulletin 83-06, prior to declaring those diesels operable.
b.
Identify and replace non-conforming materials supplied by Ray Miller for the COLT diesel generator fuel oil supply system, in accordance with.IE Bulletin 83-07, prior to declaring those diesels operable.
- =
g,g e-StBetARY OF IIESPUIISES TD Q*SrainstrD RAC REVIEN 1
0F l.Ilmo TRAstSIT10lf PLAll 7t* aminemang C.
Items Credad Inadeouste 6/29/84 Page 1 of 13 l
Item Rs.
RAC Comment Resolutten Pames of Plan / Proc. Affected 0.1.o.(1)
The plan dass not address uhat support New York State will proeide la a radiological emergency in Suffolk County when A description of the types of support flew York State Plan p. 1.4-2 s LI1CD's resources are exhausted, may provide to 12R0, should it elect to do so, has 1.4-2a been incorporated in the plan.
(2)
If New York State le 11kely to r==pa=a, provielen for interface with the 1230 decision procese should be included.
New Yod State has continuous access to emergency infomattan Plan p. 1.4-2 et Shoreham via the Radiological Ebergency r-ica-tions System (RECS) which connects all nuclear facilities la the state with state officiale. Via the RECS line and commercial telephone lines, they would interface eith the Brentwood EDC.
(3)
The plan should ateo address federal agencies (other than DOE, PAA, and OBCC) la terne of their role la response.
& description of the support which federal agencies such
.'lan p. 2.2-1 and as NitC, PEMA, EPA, DSDA and DDT may provide has %en 2.2-4 to incorporated.
2.2-4f 3.6-Se.
(4)
'The IEC will asely a 11 steam to the local 30C as well, and will require et least two camercial telephase Itsee and at The HRC has been allocated space la the local BOC as well as Plan p. 2.2-1 /
least two telephone imetrumente.
two telephone lines and equipment.
Fig. 4.1.1 to 4.1.3 ' j UPIP 4.1.1 Att.1 v A.I.b.(1)
The concept of operettons and relaticeshly of each organisa-The relationehty of all the organisations to detailed tion to the total emergency response effort to empe. Spec-in Otapter 2, 3 and Appendia A of the plan. The pistgG Plan p. sitt (fically, the relattemehty of a!! organisettons/poettloos (e.g., hoepitale, ambulance persommel, facilities to be used crose reference has been espanded to identify all applicable sectione.
as relocation centere, outside ea===1tante and federal ageactes such as FAA, EPA and USDA) to 1230 and the implied lines of reopenalbilittee should be described la the concept of operettame.
(2)
Iscal 1me Enforcement and Fire Departmante are listed se Support Organisations with primary responetbility, yet on CPIP 3.6.3 has been revloed to incorporate Suffolk County police Plan p. 3.6 page 2.2-4 there is no clear statement that these organisettone department la the traffic control function, should they decide to (flP 3.6.3 eestet 1230 in an evacuation. The plan has been sistlarly Section 5.1.3 -
will participate. The role of Suffolk County, should it elect revised in Section 3.6.
Due to the difficulty of incorporating 5.3.9 to respond, should be specifically detailed as in Procehre CPIP 3.6.3 (Traffic Control) page 8.
fire and rescue departmente into the emergency response on an 5.4.13 ad-hoc baats, the plan does not anticipate their involvment.
Attachment.14
Page 2 of 13 Item No.
RAC Commmat Resolution Pesos of Plan /Froc. Affected A.1.s.(1) la Figure 2.2.1, the block diagram asem os that men York State Both New York state and Suffolk County have Radiological Mo modification and Soffolk County will communicate with 18R0.
Emergency Commmicattene System (RECS) lines at their disposal These dedicated itsee ring een 1230 picks them up and it to aneumed that peu Tort State and Suffolk County will pick them up if they ring.
(2)
Clartiteettom should be provided la the plom as to the role The role of an "outside consultant" as the Radiation Neelth Flan p.2.1-3 of the "outside consultant (s)" in perfereing the accident Coordinator has been clartfled.
1 function.
2 i
(3)
Figure 2.2.1 should be restood to deplet missing asemetes Figure 2.2.1 has been modified to deptet all supporting Plan Figure 2.2.1 j
(e.g., EFA, 33h4) la a clearer sammer.
federal aguactes.
A.2.a.(1)
The respoesibility for " protective Bosponse", required by The Director of local Response asetemme responsibility for Plan p.2.1-la IEROGHE54, has not been deftmed la the test, nor le it listed initiating protective response actions. Figure 2.1.2 has Figure 2.1.2 i
in Figure 2.1.2.
The InstgG crose-reference should be revised been revised to depict such. The 3RREC cross-reference Flen p atti to tactude as a citaties for element A.2.a. F1 pre 3.5.2 uhtch wee modified.
I speciftas "peetective response" responsibilittee.
i (2)
Section 2.1 does not dietta p tah betuses primary and support Section 2.1 has been restood to dietts pish that primary Plan p. 2.1-1 reopensibilittee for the respones organisations.
agencies are directly respamelble and support agencies aestet or perform one aspect of the function.
(3)
Clarificattom should be made to Ft yre 2.1.2 to show a stagne Figure 2.1.2 hee been resteed to assign enly one agrocy the Plan Figure 2.1.2 primary respomelbility for each function.
primary responsibility for each function.
(4)
Imad, primary and empport reopenettilittee for each agency 0FIF 2.1.1 has been restood to assign primary and 0FIF 2.1.1 Att. 2 should be specified la the " position deflaiticas" im Frocedure support responsibilittee to each poettien described.
l 0FIF 2.1.1.
(5)
FEMA hee ao reopensibility for motifying the public during a Figure 3.3.7 has been revised removing FEMA as a roeponsible Plan Figure 3.3.7 radiological emergency.
agency for alerting and nottitcattom.
l A.2.b.(1)
The cited==%1ttee (Section 1.4 of the L11AB Tranottien Flan)
This to a legal authority issue to be addressed elecebere.
No modificattom relate to the antherttles of the Imc to licamme a plant under various degrees of emergency preparednese and compensation, rather than the police-type actions.
t i
4 i
1 6/20/34 Page 3 of 13 Item Re.
RAC Comment Resolutten Pomme of Plan / Proc. Affected 4.3.
(1)
No letters with gaffolk (munty or local agemetes responelble LIIA0 hee no indication from local ageactee respomethie for las Plan p. 1.4-2h V for law enforcement,11:e roepsmee er emeu removal could he enforcement, fire respones or amow removal that they will actively 2.2-4s located in the plan, no referusce to pelic laws requirtas participate in thte emergemey plan. IARD will offer tretetes to 2.2-4h local acometes and services to respond could be found metag dosimetry and radiation f==e==== tale and equipment to these groupe, the utAAC crees-reference.
If no training to provided prior to an emergency event,13RD pereommel
& radiation fundamentale and dosimetry trill accompany Suffolk County pereommel perforetag their duttee within radiation restricted These 1J30 peroommel will provide the County personnel with areas.
dosimetry and emeure that they do not receive dosee la eneses of the EPA PACS for the gameral public. The laws from the Suffolk Comanty Gnerter detailing ecenty respomelbility for emme remeral, fire safety and police actions have been added to the plan.
(2)
The "lacal Pette Service Agnactee" and "tacal Emergency Nadical Pisure 2.1.2 has been revised to change the tittee of local Pabite Plan Figure 2.1.2 Services Ages.ctee" listed to Pisure 2.1.2 should be specified.
Service Agencies to local law geforcement Agencies and Fire OrtP 3.6.5 Departmento and local Emergency Medical Services Agancies to Art. 4 and 5 Private Ambulance Companies. OPIP 3.6.5 hee been meeidad to add two new atthte, 94 - Private Ambulance Camper.ies and
- 5 - local lau Enforcement Agencies and Fire Deportnerte.
(3)
Contracts have not as yet been finalleed with the bus or Contracts have been finettaed with all bus and ambelarice campestes Plan Appendia g eshulence supp11ere, and have been inserted la Appendia g of the plan.
(4)
The plan eheuld specify the number of drivere that have been Pisure 2.1.1 identifies the number of bue drivers that are necessary Plan p. 2.1-1 tratmed and Itcomend to reapend to a radielestest emergency to implement the evacuation plan. LilE0 cammits that et least this W IP 2.1.1 at SNPS.
number will be trained, licensed and available. L1120's goal is to Att. 1 metatain staffing levels at apprealmstely 15g4.
(5)
The letter of agreement fram DOE en page APP-s-1 does not la addtttom to the standard letter of agreement used ly DOE Plan p. 2.2-3 spectly the degree of response to be provided, throughout the country. LilAD has obtained an additteest letter 3.5-2 from the DOE at the Brookhaven Ares Office (Appendia 3). 1his 3.5-2a letter detalle the specifte response that would be provided in 3.5-4 the event of a Shoreham emergency. Lil40 has not regneoted that Pisure 2.1.I, 3.3.3, the DOE-RAP team perform any function that ta cuteten of their 3.3.4. 3.5.2 normal emergency response. It to only because of their premietty Appendia g v
to Shoreham (6 miles) that allows Lil40 to espect a rapid response, OrtP 3.3.3 with full access to all local DOE-RAF resources. This high level Att. I and 2 local response would have been made avellable to Suffolk County if they had participated in the emergency response. The plan has been modified to clarify the details of the RAF team respones.
l o
f l
i F
l
.. ~ _
6/29/84 Page 4 of 13 trem No.
RAC ret Resolution
_ Paaes of Plan / Proc. Af fected (6)
Letters of agreement could not be !ccated for the following latters of Agreements support organisations/ persons or Representative Outside Agencies Plan p. 2.2-1 (see Procedure CPIF 2.1.1, page 12)
Stony Brook Mospital A letter of agreement with Central Plan p. 2.2-2a o
Stony Brook Rospital o
o Central Suffolk Hospital Suffolk Rospital has been obtained.
- p. 3.2 -
le Centret Suffolk Mospital o SUNT Stony Brook Stony Brook Hospital is no longer Fig. 2.2.1 o BOCES Central 1sity spectitcally identified in ti.e planh Appendia B.
o SCCO. Selden but la one of the numerous hospitals CPIP 4.2.2 o Iscal law enforcement agencies en Imns Island identified as being Section 5.1.6 o local fire departments capable of handling cacetaminated 5.1.2 o local snow removal organtastions injured individuals.
J e Federal Aviation Administration o SIMY Stony Brook
- See item 3.10.h.
lattets with Po modification io Laboratories etch provide environmental o BOCES Central Islip relocation centers are cbtained.
sample analysis o SE C Selden do Radiological Realth Coordinator and maintained by ARC te keeping.
(outside consultant) with their normal practice.
/o Relocatica center coordinator o local law enforcement
- These agencies perform only their P'an p. 1.4-2 o Iharsing support o local fire departments normal functions and are not relied 1.4-2a, 1,4-2b "
o Counselling coordinator o local snow removat 4o Support organisations which provide laboratory upon to support the emergency response 2.2.4g, 2.2.4h and environmental sample analysis o FAA
- A letter of understanding with the Plan Appendia B FAA has been included is Appendia B o laboratories Wich This support is provided either by DDE Plan p. 3.5-3 provide sample analysis et Brookhavem Laboratory, with which a Appendia B c IDA exists, or through S4PS which meta-tains laboratories under contract la accordance with radiological environ-mental unitoring TechnL:a! Specif1-cation 3/4.12. A sample copy of these purchase orders has been added to Appendia B.
Radiation Health
- See Impelt Contract Plan Appendix 5 y o
Coordinator 4
o Relocation Center
- These are ARC personnel.
No modification V Coordinator L1140 has a letter of o tharsing Support understanding with ARC o Counselling Coordinator not their personnel.
6/29/84 Page 5 of 13 Item go.
RAC Coment Resolation
_ Panes of Plan / Proc. Affected (2)
The resources 12M espects to use to support the federal it to not necessary for LilIX) to obtain latters of Agreement no modification responses which are tematified la Attad==at 3.11.1 should with thte sultitude businesses such as restaurante and hotels to be supported by letters of agreement from naam orgentsations.
ensure the avatlability of their services to support an suergency response. The list provided in Attoclement 3.11.1 to for information only and serves only to expedite the identification of there these services are avellable.
C.1.c.
1230 has not specified what resources have been identified by Federal agencies will receive resources primertly through the Plan p. 2.2-1 federal agencies to support their effort.
DOE at Brookhaven. Any subsequent suppcrt will be p'wvided by 2.2-4 1230 and Lil4X)'s eatenstre errey of resserces. Lil/X1 has Appendix e /
letters from the EPA and USDA identifytrg their reg 41remente.
C.4 Written letters of agreement are inesmytete.
See A.3 no modification F.1.c.
The plan does not provide for direct notification by 12RO of OrlP 3.3.2 has been resteed to provide for 12R0's moettication Plan p.2.2-4 i
ether federal emergency response organisations la the event of federal agencies as necessary.
that direct support to to be requested from those organizatione.
Figure 3.3.4 la addition to DOE, USCG, and FAA, communications with other sir!P 3.3.2 Federal support assectes should be arranged, i.e., NRC, FDA, Sectione 5.3.3(a)
EPA, etc. A 1.g.
(1)
The plan does not specify idnether 1230 has accident assessment OPIP 3.6.1 has been revised to assign a leuclear Eng!reer the Plan p. 3.5-1 peroommel who can welch the plant's status from en operational responetbtitty of evaluettas if protective actions are necessary OPIP 3.6.1 I
view ta developtag protective action rec h ttons.
based on potential degradation of plant conditione.
Section 2.2-OPIP 2.1.1 page 12b page 2 (2)
The plan does not specify how protective action doctetone would This information to now provided in OPlf 3.6.1 whict OPIP 3.6.1 be ande in the absence of an actual release. The plan should has been revised to incorporate pre-determined protective Section 5.0 specify that protective actions such as sheltertag, and especially actions based on plant conditions. and 6 evacustica, could be implemented prior to initiation of significant releases, if poselble.
(3)
The IRIREC-06% crose-reference should be revised to include the The NUREC-06% crose reference has been modified Plan y, av folloutng citettone for element 1.g as necessary.
Section 2.1, Ptsure 2.1.1, page 2 of 4 o
o Section 2.2 Attachment 2.2.1 I
6/29/84 Page 6 of 13 Item us.
RAC Commmet Resoluttaa y,,,, og ytan/ Proc. Affacted Section 4.4, page 4.4-3 (moene of tramayortattan o
for field ta===).
I.9 (1)
The methodelegy sheen la Procedere OPIP 3.5.1 (see Section 5.3.7h)
Section 5.3.7b has been revised to read, "the cantater le est would not give accurate resente for meet accident conditions.
OPIP 3.5.1 acceptable for use if the moisture check dot le pink."
Section 5.3.7b (2)
Even without core damage, radiotodine may be collected on the particulate The note la CPIP 3.5.2 Section 5.6.7, stattas that the filter filter if the ladine is la el====*al form. Derefore, one cannot rule out OrlP 3.5.2 need not be measured unless there has been fuel or core damage, Section 5.6.7 activity on the particulate filter as not being todine.
has been removed. Thus, activity om the particulate filter will Att. 9 be measured in all cases.
(3)
The somegram which relates iodine to total flesian products for An esplanetten of OPIP 3.5.2 and the assumptione used for the the calculatten of thyroid does (OPIP 3.5.2, Att.11) may not be Plan p. 3.5-2 sia and decay of radiosotopes rolessed has been inserted inte 1
reeltatic la this aspect. The - of flestam prodmete collected this section. In addition a precaution has been added to the Section 3.3 OrtP 3.5.2 from a core demge accident are highly M*. on a number of para-procedure requiring that the laboratory analysis of particulate estere such as moisture la contalement, filtretten of release, distance filters be expedited if radioactive release assumptione are I
fram the site, etc., and are not easily ammedahle to the memogram invalid.
asemeyttame.
(4)
De heading of attachmente 5 and & Procedure OPIP 3.5.2 should be The referenced attachments have been removed and incorporated CPIP 3.5.2
^==P=d to read '90ettiply results by 10E-6."
1 into the camputerised procedure.
l' I.10 (1)
Procedure OPIP 3.5.2 to lacking neueret ammograme which are The information needed for the referenced nomograms has been CPIP 3.5.2
)
required for the estculattame.
developed and incorporated into the computerised procedure.
Section 5.2 1
l The memograms are no longer used in the procedure.
l (2)
The plan should include provisione for the consideration of The plan has been revised to esplaim that CPIP 3.5.3 Plan p. 3.5-3 plant parameters regarding types of releases. Bellance on the uses a conservettve (high) deposition velocity to ensure OPIP 3.5.1 etated 0.05 m/sec. depeettien velocity is applicable under a limited set of %1c condittene, and should not be relied that areas of concern are identified so that field teams may Section 5.3.6 (d) be aset for further investigetten or protective actLuis any upon as IARD's only amans of ingestion patheey some protective be toplemented. In addition CPIP 3.5.1 has been modified l
action decistans. Field serveys with W 210 detectore can quickly to include a ground depositten survey with an R.P. 210.
]
determine ground deposition."
(3)
De utNEG-0654 crose-reference should be revised to also include The NURIC-0654 crose-reference has been modified.
Plan p. av Procedure CPIP 3.6.1 as a citetten for elemmat I.10.
- l 4
Page 7 a.f 13 ftem me.
BAC Comment Resolution Pames of Plan / Proc. Affected J.2 (1)
Dere to ao discuestem of alternettve routes that are to be used The evacuation route for ette evacuees is the same regardlese of Plan p. 3.6-9b.
Ior taclement weather and specific radiological conditions.
whether the public le evacuating or if there to inclement weather.
The deettaation, however, may vary. Site personnel may be '
instructed to go home or to the Wilduced substation. If these are uninhabitable, Riverhead or Pt. Jefferson district offices may be used.
(2)
The ples sham 14 tactede a discuselos of transportation to be Site evacuees util use their personal vehicles.
Plan p. 3.6-8b used by SIDS ette peroommel.
J.9 (1)
There to no discueeton of how protective actions would be See I.8(1)
OPIP 3.6.1 implemented based on plant conditione pria to actual releases (ese coment for element 1.8).
Section 2.2, 5.0 Att. 5 and 6 (2)
Tables 3.6.2 and 3.6.3 are taken from the FDA draf t report, and The referenced tables have been removed from the ples. The Plan p. 3.6-2, 3.6-3 are not the final welues.
updated tables are la CPIP 3.6.6.
Tables 3.6.2, 3.6.3 (3)
De sluteG-06% crose-reference shamid be resteed to include The IIUREC-0656 cross-reference has been modified.
Plan p. avt Table 3.6.1 as a citation for element J.9.
J.10.b(1)
De map la Pigere 3 of Appendia A does not show suheres boundaries The subareas (F1-P5) and (K1-K5) would never be eveensted Appendia,A
,1 for evacuetten areas P (F1-P5) or K (K1-K5).
Independently and thus do not require demarcation on Table III.
II-7, !!!-1, Table 118 This has been expiataed on Figure 3.
s (2)
Populattaa m e re ehem14 he stated for each KRPA. A map (e) shoutng A map has been added to the plan which shove the poptiation Appendia A, Sep 111 populatten distributton hoe not been tecluded la the plan.
for each KRPA.
Ptsure 7.1 J.10.e(1)
Procedere CPIP 3.6.2 states that distributton ulli be acceplished The plan has been resteed to provide K2 to emergency workers Plan p. 3.6 by directims emergency worbers to a distribution location. Die at their staging areas before going into the field.
OPIP 3.6.2 may rogstre reca111ag amergency workere from the field and a time Section 5.1 delay la administering K1 to them.
Att. 6 and 5 (2)
At the present time, there le no K1 ave 11able which to not beyond The KI tablete purchased by LII 2 have a marked empiration date UPIP 3.6.2 the labeled empirettoe date, housver, PDA has granted eatensions of June 1965. The validity of thle date use verifisc by telephone Section 3.1 for its use. The procedores should reflect PDA eatensione.
conversation with the manufacturer. The extension of shelf life OPIP 5.3.1 referred to la the PEMA coment le no longer applicekte to any Section 5.6.2 eateting KI tablete. In any case OPIP 3.6.2 states that the empiretton date util be rewtemed regularly.
t/gyjeg Page 3 og g3 item Es.
RAC P" Resoluttom Pomme of Plan / Proc. rifected J.10.3 1here le ao legend on Figure 9, 2eme A (page IV-76, appendia A) deftetes The American med Croce of Suffolk County has 1sformed L11CD that the Plan p.3.6-7 /
the deotpatare for M. SGX: and BOGS as relocation centers. Bauever, following locattene samld serve as relocattame centers:
4.2-1[3',4' it hoe been estimated that only the 30138 relacettom center is et least Center Capacity amorem. Distance from Sirs Figure 4.2.1 five allee toyend the 10-m11e EFE.
St. Joseph's College 3500 16 miles orir 3.6.3 BOCES - 1sity 9000 20 mitee Art. 4,7 Douling College 1500 21 mitee OPIP 3.6.4 SLBff Ferminedale 3000 32 mitee Section 5.2.4
- Additional locations would be activated by the ARC as the moed Act. S became apparent. The location of the primary relocation Appendia A centers to esplicitly noted en the Figures la Appemets A.
111-39, IV-54,59-62, 64',72a,72b,
72.7'd.15,74, 8$p 55, e
9%,94,103.,
104.100,113 118',119,123, 12%,13l,135 146,164,149 154,162, Pige. 4-25,27,28 (only automobile evac-ustian routes)
J.10.k(1)
Fre-emergency plaestag for seau removal on the evacusttee routes he further The snow removal efforte provided under public law, referred to in - No modification developed to tattede admintotretive precedores, SOPo, etc.
the plam are not coordinated with the emergency reopense. Eacept la emergency scenerlos having very long lead times,the time required in a severe snow storm to clear all the entrealve stee streets and driveuere would be too laag to be of nearingful assistence.
1230 would thee be recasmending a protective action cf switeries in most cases regardless of the svettability of emow rouvet services.
Also, if evacuation wee rec during a moderate sans fell, heavy traffic would prevent effective snow plow operaticas (2)
The IWREC cross-reference should list Procedure OPIP 3.6.3 as a citatica The NUREG-0654 cross-reference hee been modified.
Plan p. xv1 for element J.10.k.
J.10.m(1)
The plas does met specify whether 1230 hee occident aseesament personnel See 1.8(1)
OPIP 2.1.1 who can weigh the plamt's status free as aparattomet view ta developing Att. 2 and 3 protective action recomendettone (see comment 1.8).
_m_
tol dD$ O'e Paes 9 Cf 13 Item No.
BAC P-t Resolution Fames of Plan / Proc. Offected (2)
The off-site condittene (nonnodiological) are not spectitcally addressed, non-radiological information such as road conditions will be Plan p. 3.6 la that the teacuation Coordiastor, who should have taformattom regarding provided to protective action decteton-making by the Evacuatica OPIP 3.6.1 any of f-stte cometretate to protective actione, to not involved in the Coordinator.
Section 2.5 doctetems.
5.1.14 5.2.7 (3)
The 14MC-06% crose-reference should be revised to include The NUREC-06% crose-reference has been modified.
Plan p. svi Procedure OFIF 3.6.1 as a citation for element J.10.m.
J.11 (1)
The tactusion of Mnode Island within the 50-mile EFZ ehould be Itiode letand to over 50 miles from the ette and therefore not Plan Figure 1.1.1 /
i reevalmeted,since IBiode letand see included is a previous revision (see included in the 50 mile EFZ. A map showing a 50 mile radine has comamet for criteria element F.1.b).
been added to the plan.
V (2)
The plan to not spectite for imposing protective procedures such as The Shorehme 50 mile EPZ extende into Connecticut and New York.
Plan p. 3.6 ', ^
t deccataminatica, proceostag, decay, proesct diversion, L114D has ptoced two letters la Appendia S from Connecticut which 3.6-8a and preservation.
indicate it will provide an ingestion pathway emergency reopense, Appendia 3 C within their boundaries, upon nottiteetica by a licensee. Withia New York State, the primary meane of food interdtetton will be radio messages identifylag areas of concern and effers to compeneete anyone with economic losses ese to food being withheld from market. In addition, aid may be requested from the ll5DA and EPA to oestet la food interdiction la accordance with their reopenetbilities under the Federal Master Plan.
s (3)
There are ao mape referenced for recording survey and maattoring data, The plan has been revised to tacorporate references to tables listing Plan p. 3.6-Se i key land see data, diertes, food procesetas plante, water obede,etc. It detries, farne and food processias plants which have been inserted 0FIF 3.6.6 LIIZO has access to the State mope, this should be referenced ta the p?aa.
la OFIP 3.6.6 and mope of the 50 miles EPZ which are housed at the Section 5.1.1.2 EOC.
5.1.2.3 5.1.3 a
5.4 5.4.1 5.7 5.8 7.0 a
a i
n.
6/29/84 1
Page le of 13 lten no.
BAC 8*-
4 Resoluttem
_ Pames of Plan / Proc. Af fected i
I (4)
Dere are also no !!sts of food procemetag facilities located outside the la the llee Tortt metropolitan area, otrtually all feed fleus -
OPIP 3.6.6 50 mile EFE, dich procese food ortsiasting within the 50 mile EPZ.
touardo IIsu fortt City. Thus, to it unlihaly that any Seed Att. 9'through 16 processing outelde the EPZ umuld take food from 1aside and send it forther sesy. The tiet of food processore, hausver, does identify facilittee as far me 70 mitee from NWS to emeure that a!! potentially contaminated food to cantained.
J.18 (1)
The mod er of decantamisetten kite eve 11able, and their place of storage at The monitoring and decentaminetton equipment will be stored at Plan p. 4.2.
each location could met be located is the plaa.
each of the three primary relocation centers.
OPIP 3.9.2 Sectfem 5.3.1 '
(2)
Based on a review of the equipment inventory listed in the plan, it to The plan calle for 31 radiation monitoring persons to Plan p. 3.9-5 questia==hle ubether the mueber of potential relocatees could be he deployed to relocation centere. Assaming 2 minutes or less to
- p. 3.9-6 i i
nemitered withtm 12 hosts.
monitor an ladtvidual, approximately 29,000 people cauld be OPIP 3.9.2 processed to 12 hours1.388889e-4 days <br />0.00333 hours <br />1.984127e-5 weeks <br />4.566e-6 months <br />. This is more than the 20% of the EPZ Section 3.1(+
population for editch relocattom center capacity to established, even in a moret case, 10 mile keyhole evacusttom.
(3)
The proceesres should describe clearly underatead asseures d ich, to the OPir 3.9.2 has been revised to clarify that only evacuses with OPIP 3.9.2 i
greatest estemt practicable, ministae the likelihaae for potentially a " clean" tag may enter a relocation center.
Section 5.3', 5.9 contam1 meted perooms to gata access to a relocatten center dere evacuees are to be hensed, fed and cared for.
Att. O and 9,
(4)
Igore informatten te needed on the Red Croce respomethtlittee and procedures The American Red Croce procedures for operating relocattom centere Flam p. 2.2-2
- et the centers.
are detailed la ARC 3050 9temeter Services Regulattene and 3.6-7,k 7a' Procedures, Disaster Ilealth Services". Specific reopensibilities 5.1 l at the relocation centere have been detailed. In addittom training i
offered to ARC to identified. 1280 unrkers are tralmed on the
{
ARC /12RD interface in module 7 identified to Section 5 of the plan.
(5)
There are me registrettom forme (other them exposure) supplied with the plan.
The registration forms are supplied by the American bed Croce lho modification and for the reeman cited in J.12(4) mot imeluded in the 12RD plan.
(6)
There eheuld be procedures for complettag registration forme for non-The procedure bee been revised to provide that non-contamianced OPIP 3.9.2 contam1 meted ladtvideels.
Individuele sign out on a "cleen" Emergemey llorter/tveruse Section 5.9 8eonttoring Ilecord Form before proceeding to an ARC relocation center for registration there.
i i
+
t
6/29/84 Pgp 11 gf l3 It s me.
BAC Coment Resolutton Penes of Plan / Proc. Affected (7) 2he procedures should also specify where evacuse monitorias records will OPIP 3.9.2 hea been revloed to include that evacuse munitortag CPIP 3.9.2 ultimately be salmtalmed.
recorde are kept et the equipment storage areas until moved Sectiom 5.1.7 to the ROC for pernement storage.
(g)
The eve 11able equipment shoum for monitorias evacueea may not be sufficient There le suf ficient equipment identified in OPIP 3.5.1 for att OPIP 3.9.2 to meet the 12-hour time limit with1m etich all evacuees arriving at relocation manitoring personnet specified in J.12(2). Addittamal equipment Section 3.1,
j eentere met be monitored.
le evellable at the EDC if required.
(9) h NWRgG-0654 crose-reference should be revised to include Proceahare 4.2.1 h NUREC-06% crose-reference has been modified.
Plan p. sit as e citatica for element J.12.
E.3.s (1) h leventory liste le CPIP 5.3.1 show that imoufficient numbers of chargere h dosimeter chargers are shared by the emergency workers to Plan p. 3.9-2 are avallable. The plan should clarify whether doelmeter charges will be sero their doetmeters at the stagtag areas. The chargere are f
teamed to each emergency worker, or whether doelmeters will be merced mot taken teto the field.
j and distributed at the emergency worker stastag areas.
I K.S.e (1)
For all open wtadou readings, CFM should be used, rather them er/hr.
CFM values have been incorporated for all open window readings.
Plan Table 3.9.1 J
(2)
The data in Procedure OrlP 3.9.2 do not -., ^ to the listings in h data in OrlP 3.9.2 and Table 3.9.1 have been made consistant.
Plan Pig. 4.3.1 Table 3.9.1 for skin, hair, clothing, and vehicles.
OPIP 3.9.2 -
Art. 7 (3)
The threshold for doccataminettom im Table 3.9.1, and the values for Reference to Reg. Outde 1.34 has been removed and replaced with Plan p. 3.9-4 release shoun im Table 3.9.2 do not agree. Table 3.9.2 gives the Inc welues correspondlag to 10CPR50.
Table 3.9.2 (deleted)-
surface cantamtmatten levels for decomissicaing nuclear psaser plante, OPIP 3.10.1 which are too law for practical app!!catica under emergency conditions.
Section 5.3.2 5.5.1 K.5.h (1)
The correct thyreld contamtmattom usember should be identified and used OPIP 3.9.2 uses only.13 mR or 150 CFM as a thyroid contaminettom No modificattom comeistently.
limit.
(2)
N 15' 270 probe identified in Procedure OPIP 3.9.2, Section 5.5.la is Removed statement that alpha radiation will be measured.
OPIP 3.9.2 unable to detect alpha activity.
Section 5.5.1 /
(3)
Radiological decontamimettom equipment, supplies, and storage and disposal OPIP 3.9.2 has been modified to include provisions for treneferring OPIP 3.9.2 capability for contamiested weste associated with the decantamination procesa radioactive wastes to the Shoreham ette for disposal. Liguld moetes Section 5.1.9 could not be located in the plan or procedures.
will be diluted and dispersed when containment le not possible.
OrlP 3.10.1 Section 5.4.3(d)
6/29/84 p,,, gy,g g Item Ro.
RAC Cnement Remotetton
_Paaes of Plan / Proc. Af fected (4)
Itonitettag equipment facluding lists of supplies used for decontaminattom h decontaminetton equipment teventory list to contained la Plan p. 4.2-4 v et the decomtalmetten centere should be itemised, as well as quantities UPIP 5.3.1.
2be list identifies total equipment available for
- p. 4.3-1, eve 11able.
all relocation centers and emergency worker decontamtmatten center. This table is now referenced la the plan.
(5)
No ladication of first aid admimistration or available kits could be found First aid kits have bees placed at the Emergency Worker {
Plan p. 4.3-1 in the plan or procedures.
Decentaminetton Pacility (EOC) and at the primary relocattan com-
- p. 4.4-3 tere. by will be used for decontamination of minor wounde by CPIP 3.6.3 12RD personnel. More serious lajuries will be referred to hospitals.
OPIP 3.9.2 Section 5.1.5 /
CPIP 5.3.1 Att. 4-10 /
j L.L.
(1) h capability /experttee of medical facilittee and perecanet at Stony Brook A letter of egreement with Central Suffolk Hospital has been Plan Appendia B v'
Roepital and Central Suffolk Roepital that will be used to evaluate radiation obtained. 2hte letter ettpulates that Central Suffolk Roepital uptakes and esposures should be described. No ladicattom that pereennel from will "treet radiolostcally contaminated 1230 workers".
these hospitale are prepared to handle contamtmated individuate could be found la the plan.
L.3.
(1)
Procedure CPIP 4.2.2 contains a list of hospitale capable of treating contaminated A new listing of accredited hospitale which can treat contaminated / Plan p. 3.7-1 injured ladividueleg housver, the !! sting dose not include their capacity and any lejered indiviuals with the number of beds and personnel has been OPIP 4.2.2 epecial radiological capabilities.,
incorporated la CPIP 4.2.2.
Att. 1 J (2)
Procedure CPIP 4.2.2 should be referred to in Section 3.7, to ensure that the 12RD OPir 4.2.2 to now referenced in plan section 3.7 Plan p. 3.7-1 Realth Services Coordinator and staff are suore of these additional resources la the event they are needed.
C.1.
(1)
Att wh===t 3.10.1 and Section 3.10 (Recovery /Re-entry) give no considerstice to b re le no Attachment 3.10.1.
It le ase m ed that item M.1(3)
No modification plant conditicas, such as the probability of additional significant releases, below addresses this concern.
contisatas or intermittent lou level releases, etc.
I (2).10.1 refers to acceptable levels for unrestricted release of property See K.S.a(3)
No modification duttag a h iesiantes of a facility (per Bag. Outde 1.86) and are not related to recovery frem an emergency.
(3)
Procedure OPIP 3.10.1 actes that the plant met be stable, no significant releases CPIP 3.10.1 has been revised to include a Nuclear Engineer in CPIP 3.10.1 occurring, etc. as precautions for entertag Recovery. Bowever, there is no the Recovery Action Camelttee who v111 review the plant status Sections 5.1.1, indicattaa of de determines whether these condittens have been satisfied.
and ensure that the plant le stable, etc.
5.2 and 5.3.1 l
l l
l l
Page 13 of 13 Itas he.
RdC P-Resolution Pames of Plan / Proc. Affected (4)
Ao evacuation te not necessarily a prerequisite for recovery.
Evacuation hee been removed se a prerequisite for recovery CP1r 3.10.1 from CPIP 3.10.1.
Sectione4.164.4-(5)
It should be ladicated in Section 3.11 that post-emergency phase activities EPA has been idsetified as the lead federal agency for long Flen p. 3.11-1 are a reepseettility af EPA as per the FIDetP.
term operations, it.O The plan should establish a method for estimating total populatica exposure, A procedure has been developed to calculate total populetten Flen p. 3.10-2 not merely state that an orgeoisation will be established for this purpose.
exposure and to referenced in Section 3.10 of the plan.
OPIP 3.10.2 --
0.1.b.
Tratelse should be offered to "att local law enforcement agencies and fire Local law enforcement egencies, fire departammte and snow Flen p. 1.1-4h departmaats withis the IO-mile EPZ," d ich are anticipated to carry out their removat agencies will be offered dostmetry and radiation CPIP 5.1.1 normal emergency reopense functione omring a radiological emergency at SNPS.
fundamentale traiains.
Sectica 4.1.3.4 -
0.0.b.
No provistan has been factuded for trelaiag of Radiological Noelth Managers, h plan now makes provisions for tratains pereennel d o will Plan p. 5.1 7 mor for anyone la 1230, to evaluate the impitcattom of plant conditions in f111 the poettiene of Radiation Realth Coordinators and Nuclear Fleure 5.1.1 6 5.2.1 protective acties.
" tiene.
Engineer la this area. This trelaing will orient these persone to the detalte of the procedures that they will nood to implement.
12R0 will act, hauever, be providing technical trataing ta areas these persons are already qualifted.
0.0.0.
Police, security and fire fidhring pereommel are to be filled by personnel See A.3.(6) no modification with sense L112/12RO does not have a mutual aid agreement supported by a letter of agreement, s
P.g.
(1)
N cross-reference should be revised to taclude the citations that are not The NUREC-06% cross-reference has been modified, as identified Flan p. atti to ina==ad as acted in the above commente.
- above, avitt (2)
The applicabiltry of the following references to the NUREC-06% criteria elements The NUREC-06% crose-reference has been modified, as appropriate.
Plan p. mitt to listed below should be clarified, or these references should be deleted from the svit!
IRREC-06% cross-reference suhaitted with the plan.
NUREC-0654 Element Reference Cited ta Flam C.2.a Section 3.11 - attactement 3.11.1 J.10.h Appendia A - Fig. 9 Zone A J.10.J Procedure CPIP 3.3.2
6/27/84 Items creded Adequets Provided the Necessary Revi' ions Are Mode tw Metar*1m their Adequacy Page 1 of 3
~"
Pages of Plan /
. - v Iles No.
RAC Commes*_
Besolution Proc. Affected A.1.4 The epocific todivieset(s) edio will perform the responetbilities of NUREC crose-reference has been modified to reference the Plan p. atit the Radietten Noelth Coordiastor le identified b* ti'le and offittation.
DfE11 Corporation contract with LllED under uhtch the services of the Radiation Health Coordinator and the Nuclear Engineer are provided.
C.1.b.
Specific resources and espected times of arrival are identified for A new attachment has been added to Section 2 of the plan Plan p. 2.2-1 the U.S. Comet Omard (see sectica 2.2, page 2.2-2).
Any additional which provide the respomme time and mobiltration locatione.2.2 federal resources, including espected times of arrival to be furstehed for the feder11 support agencies including EPA, ISC, USDA through the FRERP (see Section 3.11, page 3.11-1) or other arrangemente, and othere.
should also be specified (e.g.. IPA IRC, USDA).
E.1 2he motification list of persome/groege/organisations to be notified Figure 3.3.4 hee been revloed to serve as the motification list e &a Figure 3.3.4 at generst emergency le added to the ples.
for both a Site Area emergency and a Cemeral emergency E.5 For =Jerity, the system developed by IIRO should use different In response to the RAC concera regarding the use of the "EgS" Plan p. 1.2-2 namenclatues to diettaguieh it from the PE seactioned FtB system.
nomenclature, the folloutor statemoet was received from R. W.
Seddon, Oilef, thergency Commelcatione Divistem PCC om 6/22/g4s 1
" Radio s e ttone are authorised to activata the Emergency Broadcast System.upon receipt of a request to activete from a reliable authority. Stations may alas activate the EDS at their omm discretion without receiving a request fre outside ocurtee."'
~
(Emphaels on ortstmal.) Therefore, the use of the term "ESS" ^
uithin the 12RO framework to appropriate.
F.1.b Arrangemente are esteblist'ed for communications with Rhode taland.
No portion of the State of Ignede loland to withtm 50 miles of Iso modification
~~
the Shorehem Nuclear P"%r Station. Consequently, there is se plan to include'Jhode letadil in the planping process.
F.1.e La i.M1ficattom list of peroame/ groups /orgemisatione to be notified ~
See E.1 E
Flas Figure 3.3.4 at general emergency to added to the plan.
F.3 The LitED IIncieer Operatione Support Department Procedures contate The plan has been sodif te[1 to include the frequency of stren Plan p. 3.4-7 the required frequency of stree tests.
teste se provided in the LilED procedures.
M.4 (1)
The Radiation Health Coordinator should be included in the emergency OPIP 3.3.2, Attachment 2 has been revloed to include the OPIP 3.3.2 call checklists in Trecedure CPIP 3.3.2.
leuclear Engineer.
notification of the Radiation Nealth Coordinator and the 5r
+ =
- q.
l
M p,,,, 3 Item Re.
RAC h Peses of Flan /
Resolutic' Proc. Af facted (2)
Per analyets comment E.1 and F.1.e, Figure 3.3.4 does not include See E.1 a list of persons / groups /organisattame to be mottfied for mobt!!sstion Plan Figure 3.3.4.
et general emergency.
a (3) h plan and Procedure OPIP 4.1.1 appear to be contradletory. It la The notificaticas of the EOF and Rev Yotk State are not Plan p. 4.1-1 not necessary to delay notificettens to the BOP and Row York State delayed until the local BOC is activated. N y are until full activettom of the local 30C is completed (as stated la initially notified from the site via the RECS network.
Section 4.1.A of the plan). Procedure Or1F 4.1.1, Section 5.2 indicates As part of the activation of the local BOC, that the Director of local Resposee will sehe these notificatione upon the EOF and Rew York State are called by the Director of arrival at the local 30C, Section 4.1.A of the plan should be changed to 11R0 to estabitsh this new point of contact with the 1A20 agree with the implementing procedure.
orsanisation. The plan has been revloed to clarify this.
E.7 Clarificattom of sumership and responsibility for maintenance of h ORS kits at Brookhaven are cuaed and maintalmed the ORS kits are specified.
Plan p.3.5-2 by DOE. Should additional kits be necessary, L114D bee and 3.5-2a 3 kits W ich they metatata la Srentwood. All radio equipment for the DOE-RAP teams to provided by BOE-HAP.
3.11 (1)
The equipment list ce g 4.4-1 includes only one air sampler.
LIIAD maintaine 3 sets of backup equipment for the ORS risn p. 3.5-2a The plan should state whether back-up samplers are available at teams in Brentwood. The inventory list in OPIP 3.5.1 has been
- p. 4.4-1
- the staging area. It should be takes teto consideratico that modified to list the equipment which to contained in CFIF 3.5.1 radiotodine esmplias capability is lost in the event of pump failure.
one complete kit.
Att. 3 Rau does the !!st on page 4.4-1 relate to the list in Procedure OPIP 5.3.1, which includes multiple air semplete? Aleo, are there radiation meters to go with the GI detectore listed in Procedure OrlF 5.3.1 as evallable at the local BOCT (2) r - icatione equipment on page 4.1-4 should include radio links Radio equipment for the teams to provided by DOE-RAP.
Plan p.3.5-2s '
between the field teams and BOC.
This communications link is between the field p.4.1-4 teams and the DOE-RAF team Captain who may be at either RNE. or the EOC depending on radiological conditioso.
1.7 Procedure OPIP 3.5.1 and the equipment list in Attachment 2.2.1 h information provided la Attachment 2.2.1 to the equipment 30 modification of the plan do not coincide / h plea is adequate la addressing in the DOE-RAP team kits. h equipment la CPIP 3.5.1 to la this element provided that these two lists are reconciled.
the IJLO) ORS kits.
J.10.4 h directory of non-institutionalised settlity impetred h !! sting of non-institutionalized mobility impaired OrtP 3.4.5 individuals has been completed.
Individuals is being placed into L112 computers in order Seetten 4.0 to espedite updating and retrieval. A sample output of '
this program is provided in OrlF 3.6.5.
Page 3 of 3 Fages of Flan /
Item No.
RAC r-t Resolation Proc. Af fected J.10.f h procedures for screening emeramacy workers who would be The plan has been revised to describe that during tratains, Plan p. 3.9-1 atten K1 are included in the plan.
all ISO emergency workers who might eeter the EFE are provided information on the use of El and its side effects.
If an allergy to suspected, the ISO worker is directed to consult with his/her personal physician and not to take the KI if it is distributed.
J.10 3 Contracts are successfully negotiated with the bus compentes Contracts with bee compentes will be incorporated late Plac Appendia B
[
providtag their vehicles, and the notification call out list Appendia B.
The nottitcation es11 out Itot le now a computer for transportation peroommel has been completed.
priatout which will be maintained seperately on a routine bests.
L.O h list of ambulance companies with editch IKRO has letters of A new attach===t has been added to the procedores which OPIP 4.2.2 latent supported by flaalised contracts will be contained in provides the names of ambulance compantes and the number of Procedures W IP 4.2.2.
vehicles under contract with IKRO.
N.2.4 It is clarified in the plan whether BOE-RAF personnel will The plan has been revloed to clarify that the DOE-RAF Tess
- e p. 5.2-3 participate la the radiological monitoring esercises. This clartiteation will participate la an ammuel practice esercise and the Figure 5.2.1 to requested since the letter of agreement between DOE and L114D limits FIMA/NRC observed exercise. N ee supplement their own DOE radiological assistance to " advice and emergency action essential drills and eseretoes which are held in connection with for the control of 1 mediate hasards to health and safety" (i.e., to sa Brookhaven Motional Laboratory, actuel enerssecy) - see Appendia 3, page AFF-B-1.
s F.O h agreements necessary to implemmat the LilED Transition Flae are All updated latters of Agreemente and contracts will be Plan Appendia 3 sf j
I included in the plan and updated annually.
1seued upon revision of the plan.
o MAY 11. 1984 MEETING OF FEMA. REGION II REGIONAL ASSISTANCE COMMITTEE (RAM WITH LONG ISLAND LIGHTING COMPANY (LILCO)
)
Name Organization Telephone No.
(Print)
/
AW hAN lld ho E 884-8Q Jf 0a.U E Arnca,-
o s Fon nix 4cc -o ru
_ _ j T1 V5 DeT~
L In J.2;. 3 J) 0]
AU G
\\,
s)o c, FM w M6 E P A-
_S._m / > < /,44 F Re La Les a s,v,< c -
.p u m.s2.cs l'4&,/l /Th1 tr (JTDR 392 -4W-3&,9 3
/
hkm h%wo%
%%%t s wt% Yt1 R sgg,sssc97 op4o
[R.tuiM h(no N r-[ Vat,% (utc 4)
$ rot //$ FD d-3'r Mn Ri rb Ap;er k W n A 1 1 l e d L :t-K, 4 J k (o h 001)452-7C00
- v...e C l..n he r k s/,4 d< lce U d.i dar. ) Dos,h s-b ^)occ
- 3. cr-f,2. c
'2. / A 3
-J. M. /4 & te.,c J IV i;L.
~Ymm ff$4llvik Akl-(h]f)2f3-7f55' 1
M,kny~gho bR U b !N k-W._C/91'7371 AI/E2'"
.. _ _5: U.Y. 9
... $ l'i. 2. M - O N
& 0%,5otLivic&.
vC av m.
3at lf 9 L ')> 3{
t
.M Theter L. Accano rema m -u y-473y.
. y.-..
~_. -... -. -
//k h / $ - hb y - y ),bf
//g
._ y D)lu L, Wdu N55... r..
a N nrpos?b I
l-i
MAY 11. 1984 MEETING OF FEMA. REGION II REGIONAL ASSISTANCE COMMITTEE (RAF)
WITH LONG ISLAND LIGHTING COMPANY (LILCO)
Name Organization Telephone No.
(Print)
$A?/Vh h/h)/) f
!~
/EY NAfl A IkOREL FenaA 2ct ze 7-c*c, bur 8 A$uusk WA a 42 069-T134 M'dhg DWW w ah 0100
- h w f m.G(~
FE~ma a,. zc,4 - ggo AL+RSu AN5.725c
& 9'79-5339 c
Cr v
RR C ml c.
a r-n 1 - r2oo
\\
t?c a %
i x i en.
aa) 219-wa k
'NCd kTAlpte l\\1
. [ ! O-JJata,2 Hun /am 1gs cm
$ erE Yribdc/
AB%'#
~(52/.864 -%73ct' f
m_
u arunnu m u m es ~u m s m a - -
\\
l
[ Q'~
Study 'riticizes N
Plan fora Drill
\\
I o
NearShoreham v N
a k
9-e a1 l0p fu 8 {
U.S. Agencies Are Said to Lack the Authon.ty SG95. 5mg9333mm
+
W YM.e. :
e a.y. a naa.s.acL usctst r. 3 s.a t4 masta w u,.u.-
r a !, My 2
z w.+ - = *
, t...sie p s a asua..t c: hip /
t
^
By MATTilEW t WAl.D
- Tf**" 1 **'A P7
'j.
g A study by the research service of the
- V Wd "T
~
io,-
Library of Congress says the Federal g
?*
- 'tpjc ^}
agencies seeking to conduct an evacua-l tion drill around the Shoreham nuclear h*
.xb. 3
, Na plant have "no clear authority" to ex-
,iV g
.~
l ercise the police powers needed to hold
- p %,7
}
the drill.
l Last month, the Federal Emergency ning a drill early next year at the Suf-
' % : [" 7 #;
. 3 #,,...
Management Agency said it was plan-3 ;-
l x
'[
~- N e
.1' folk County plant.
y During the drill, the United States
- a d
Department of Energy would exercise t
d 3
<~-
- s' such police powers as directing traffic, barring entry to the plant and activat-
'4-ing the Emergency Broadcasting Sys-i te a
1 development of an acceptable g
emergency plan is require 4 before I
o Shoreham can receive a full operating g(.
license from the Nuclear Regulatory Commission. But the county has refused to do further work on such a i,
e==
ll plan, and New York State has declined nw New Yort unw nuk Manrans to step in to replace the county.
He main control room of the Shoreham neclear power plant.ne development of an acceptable emergency plan is Insuring Public Safety required before the plant can receive a full operating license from the Nuclear Regulatory Commission.
De Emergency Management '
Agency is officially responsible for re-tee investigating emergency planning But the statutes, Presidential orders ne study said it seemed "anoma-viewing such emergency plans, mak-for nuclear plants arul surrounding and legal authorities cited in that cor-lous" for the Emergency Management ing rect,mmendations to the commis-areas.
respondence do not appear to give the Agency to spend " substantial funds to slon and coordinating the Federal m ne Congressional Research Service two af,encies the authority needed to prepare / exercise a plan that the sponse to a nuclear disaster.
is a nonpartisan agency available to run a drill, the research service said.
agency is unsure it is fully empiwered Dut the agency maintains that,in the members of Congress. Its findings are Moreover, the study said, it is doubt-to carry out in the event of an actual nu-absence of local and state planning, it often used in legislative debate.
ful that a court would uphold the Fed-clear emergency."
also has the responsibility for insuring eral agencies' assumption of such In a statement issued with Ihe rep)rt, the safety of people living near nuclear ne study - by Robert Maltz, a law-powers, since there is no law giving Mr. Markey called the agency's pro-plants, if necessary by conducting yer in the research service's American them that authority.
posal for joint Federal financing of the drtHs over the objections of local gov.
law division - noted that the Emer-ne study also refers to a proposal by drill " ludicrous."
ernments.
gency Management Agency had corre-the Emergency Management Agency "It would be a conflict of interest for ne Shoreham study, by the Congres.
sponded with the Energy Department that the agency, the Energy Depart. these agencies, which are supp> sed to sional Research Service, was re-over how the two agencies could per.
ment and the Nuclear Regulatory Com ' independently evaluate the adequacy quested by Representative Edward J.
form the "' command and control" ac-mission each contribute from $500,000 of emergency planning, to take actions Markey, Democrat of Massachusetts livities normally undertaken by state to $700,000 to pay for the Shoreham' which in effect make them proponsts I for a license," he said.
and chairman of a llouse subcommit.
and local officials."
drjll.
MAY 19. 1984 MEETING OF FEMA. RFf. TON TI BFf. TAM AT. AMS1ST ANCE (*ntettn r E (R At')
^^ "_..-_. _.
._Z._-- ^^!
~
^ ^ ^ ^ ^
"2. PM Organization Telephone No.
Name (Print) 1 h9e B, fewkk
Ri'Yf IWd6*&47<51 (suWP-7m' L G. w h ML
(&ug 2.qwi,6 dsu u 411.nrs (w2.) 1.c y-2720 M'" A O h w d G lact fkhadijk SS ~tY IME c?/2c?Sf"fffE f
h(om/c/f.bnwki P0h, ba 17 (m) 94 r.- ross Tddn..
ySe~/k' /fut c
- nz/sc koa r JWu J
~
[. N. /5 e /le n 7~AJ G n
' ' 5~ y; - : i :. ]
^
bCs hW-Sif,4-N']9I 1'z-m "734 Roseerr L. Aceano fem A
[ 212) ~ 2W Y73Y h;l ffbrixe TEmn
~719m:n A ceJ n PW
' " ~ " * " '
Roi,A J Rom io r< c-v.11 l'
~*
.. :.2 1.-
ux LONG ISLAND LIGHTING COMPANY y.
SHOREHAM NUCLEAR POWER STATION p O. eOx sie, NORTH COUNTRY ROAD e WADING RIVER. N.Y.11792 JOHN D. LEONARO JR.
m,..mm -
0.2 ff
't
/
September 25, 1984 SNRC-1084 1
Mr. Harold R. Denton, Director I
Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Washington, DC 20555 Supplemental Information On Relocation Centers Shoreham Nuclear Power Station - Unit 1 Docket No. 50-322
Dear Mr. Denton:
On May 26, 1983 the Shoreham Nuclear Power Station Local Offsite Radiological Emergency Response Plan was submitted as part of the Atomic and Safety Licensing Board Docket No. 50-322.
On June 29, 1984 we forwarded Revision 4 to the above referenced plan.
That revision responded to comments by the Federal Emer-gency Management Agency (FEMA) Regional Assistance Committee (RAC) in their report dated March 15, 1984.
Revision 4 referenced the use of public relocation centers located in Suffolk County which would be operated by the Suffolk County Chapter of the American Red Cross.
On July 31, 1984 we submitted testimony before the Atomic Safety and Licensing Board - Docket No. 50-322-OL-3 (Emergency Planning Proceeding) which modified Revision 4 as regards public relocation centers.
The following paragraphs describe the concept of oper-ations which was presented in this testimony.
LILCO commits to incorporating this and all pertinent supporting details in a j
future revision of the Plan and Procedures, l
A reception center (or centers) will be listed in the LILCO Plan and public information materials.
This center (or centers) will l
be in Nassau County, and will be able to accommodate up to 32,000 l
evacuees.
LERO will provide monitoring and decontamination l
services there, and provide evacuees with " clean tags".
The Red l
Cross then will direct these evacuees to Red Cross shelters throughout Nassau County in accordance with the attached letter of agreement dated July 25, 1984.
As the letter and its attachment indicate, these shelters can hold up to 48,000 evacuees.
Since they are all in Nassau County, they are located more than 20 miles from the Shoreham Plant.
l RPf' l
l' A
c.
U Lv
"~'
j / G U "I J D i
$NRC-1084 Pego 2 LILCO will soon enter into a written agreement (or agreements) with the owner (or owners) of the reception center (or centers) which will confirm the above.
The Nassau County Chapter of the American Red Cross will enter into a separate agreement (or agreements) with the owner (or owners).
Ghould you have any questions, please contact this office.
Very trulyg)ours, )
/qh f
o n D. Leonard, Jr.]
Vic e President - NucQe h-Operations S Ysck Attachment cc:
C. Petrone w/ attachment P. Eselgroth Holders of the SNPS Local Offsite Radiological Emergency Response Plan w/ attachment
l
+ [mAM M M Nassau County Chapter 264 Old Country Road Mineola. N.Y. I1501 (516) 747-3500 July 25, 1984 Mrt, Elaine D. Robinson Long Island Lighting Company 100 East Old Country Road Hicksville, N.Y.
11801 Re: Lrtter of Agreenent Between LILCO end the American Red Cross
Dear Mrs. Robinson:
This letter confirms our recent discussions regarding the role of the American Red Cross, as determined by Charter of the U. S. Congress, during an emergency at the Shoreham Nuclear Power Station. Upon notification of an emergency at Shoreham the Red Cross will set up emergency centers at a predesignated facility (or facilities) to be listed in the LILCO Transition Plan. The Red Cross will work with LILCO to identify the facility or facilites to be designated; any facility chosen will be 20 miles or more from the Shoreham site.
The Red Cross will staff the designated facilities and will, if necessary, dispatch evacuees from these to additional facilities for shelter.
It is agreed that the Local Emergency Response Organization (LER0) will provide monitoring and, if necessary, decontamination at the designated facilities.
In addition, there exist agreements between the Nassau County Chapter of the American Red Cross and the facilities named on the attached list, allowing the Red Cross to use the facilities for shelter during an emergency. These facilities will be relied upon by the Red Cross to provide additional space as relocation centers in the event of a radiological emergency at Shoreham, and it is to these facilities that evacuees would be directed, if necessary from the designated facilities in the LILCO Plan.
If the space in these facilities is needed during an Emergency at Shoreham, the Red Cross would fulfilll its usual emergency response functions at these facilities, including staffing them and providing supplies as needed.
It is estimated that these facilities could hold up to 48,000 people.
All facilities are 20 miles or more from the Shoreham Nuclear Power Station.
The Nassau County Red Cross is alw ofliliated with Garden City Community Fund.
,,&*k Great Neck United Community Fund Inc.. Five Towns United War.
Manhanet United Fund, Inc.
' - ~
i Mrs. Elaine Robinson Page 2.
Long Island Lighting Company 100 East Old Country Road Hicksville, New York 11801 LILCO has agreed to provide any training the Red Cross may require. Red Cross personnel will participate as appropriate in emergency planning drills and exercises to assure a successful response in an actual emergency.
- ely,
/
-... w g Frank M. Rasbury
/
Executive Director FMt:bab l
l l
f.
EAU COUN'iY CHAPTtR
~
AMERICAN RED CROSS i
f, SELTER INFORMATEN 1982.1983 264 OLD COUNTRY ROAD MINEOLA NY 11501 l
AGR331T L CAP \\ CITY l
1
Contact:
Sheldon Fuchs 1975 Baldwin Publia Schools 223 8100 art. 207/206 500 Eigh Sohool Drive Baldwin, New York n510
.s Mr. Ellinger '
1978 Be13moreJierriak Central E.3. Dist.
623 8900 2000 1691 Meadowbrook Road Marrisk. N.Y.
11566 George Boyh1 1978 Carlo Flaos Union Free school 334-1900 ext. 224 900 Carlo Place, N.Y.
11514 Claude stringham 1978 East Meadow Union Free school Dist.
Mr. Campo 500 Carnan Ave.
794 7000 ext. 206
, East Meadow,.New York 11554 2
Edward Lattare 1978 East Booksumy Publia Schools 599-7589 1100 East Bookaway E.3.
Robert Morse Ocean Ave.
599 7589 East Rookausy, N.Y.
31518 1981 East Winiston school District 334 8020
~
900 no E. Winistan Ave.
East Williston, N.Y.
11596 E3mont Publia Sohools 354-W 1978 Elmost Road 1400 E2mont, N.Y.
11003 1975 Farningdale Pahlia Schools 752J512 1500 Van Cott & Grant Ave.
249 7680 Farn*= W ie, N.Y.
11735 1981 F3eral-Park Be13mse Union Free School Dist.
Mr. Russell 352.0768 1 PDPPY P3aos
. F3eral Park, N.Y.
110E 1981 Franklin square Union Free School Dist.
George Reynolds 600 Washington Street 354-1045 Franklin square. N.Y.
n010 Robert Swanssa 1976 Freeport Publia Schools 2000 235 North ocean Ave.
62 g oo Freeport, N.Y.
11520 1980 Garden City Publia Schools Mr. Beisisob 1500 Garden City, N.Y.
11530 248-7700 Anthony Frissin3m-1978 Glen Cove Publia Schools 1500 Doeoris Lane 67L3272 Glen Cove, N.Y.
11542 ll I
'\\.
V
Contact:
741-7800 1
o.
Henrisks Publia Sobools
)
1973 1400 3h.elter Rock Road New Byde Park, N.Y.
11040 Fred DePalna i
1981 Eeviett High Sohool 374-5200 1400 60 Evarit Ave.
Gus Bruno Hewlett, N.Y.
11557 t
1974 Eewlett Woodaare Union Free School Dist.
Barry Richter 374-5200 est. 213 800 1 Johnson Place Woodneres.M.Y.
11598 1975 E1oksvine Publia Schools 733 2100 Esthleen Hogan 2400 Division Ave.
Eisksville, N.Y.
1180L 432 8933 1980 Island Park Schools 400 Island Park, N.Y.'
11558 43L8100 Tuland Trees Unian Free 3ehool Dist.
Mr. Fred Neist
~
1975 owl Place & condor Road 7 9 020 1400 Levittown, N.Y.
n?56 Stella Clark 731 7247 Berton Thorp 1973 14wrence Jr. B.S.
295 2700 eat. 283/253 3co lawrence, N.Y.
James DdGionamel 1975 loonst Valley Central School 1400
!aeust Valley, N.Y.
11560 Richard Smith 676.8430 Wilt h Spadan 1981 lang Beach E.S.
800 Lido Blvd. & Allevard street 889 2410 larry Bourger Inns Beach, N.Y.
889 2167 Ionis Pearsall 1974 Lynnbrook Union Free School Dist.
LY W 1 1000 Wavely Ave.
East Rookaway, N.Y.
11518 Father John Jobson 1978 Massapequa Grace Episcopal Church 100 4750 Merrick Road 7Fe Massapegua. N.Y.
11758 Willh A. Eldard 1975 Massapequa High School 34L6600 1300 4925 Merrick Road Massapequa, N.Y.
11358 ii Iawrence Chapman 1980
.Malverne U.F.S.D.
Soo Woodfield Road 887-7733 Bookville Centre, N.Y.
11570 1973 Kanhasset Publio Sobools Dr. Owen Rin 627 4400 300 Memorial Place hanhasset, N.Y.
11030 Dr. Donald Grote 627 4400 1.
g i
1
'V.
)
g97*8 Mineola Tam Ball Contast: Eayor Smith 200 Jeiche Turnpike 747 2232 Mineola, N.Y.
21501 1973 Mineo2a Union Free Soboel Dist.
747 6700 600 200 Emory' Road Mineola, N.Y.
12501 1981 Nassau comty B A.C.E.3.
M 8700 2000 anlisbury Center Valentines Rd. & The min Rd.
Westbury, N.Y.
22590 1975 Bo. Be22nore U.F.3.D.
221 2200 1600 2616 Martin Ave.
No. Bellmore, N.Y.
22710
~
379.A070 North Merrick U.F.8.D..
1g 1775 Old M121 Road 000 No. Marrask, N.Y.
22566
'1980 North Shore schools 671 5500 300 sea clifr. m.Y.
Seeenside Marie Ave. School 678.2200 1982 Marlo Ave.
300 Oseenside, N.Y.
12572 1
1978 Oyster Bay East Morwish seheel Dist.
$E2 3170 3200 Oyster Bay, N.Y.
22771 1981 minedse Pidalia ashools Norman Black 1600 mkrine a d 735 4100 art.' W sothpage. N.Y.
11714 1978 Plainvisu42d Bet % age Centen1 Soboel 938 5400 300 F2ainview, N.Y.
12803 1978 7hrt ilmakington U.F.S.D.
Enrold dhampel 24 m 27 Zangview Road 886.2517 7brt Washington, N.Y.
11050 Francis Banta 883 4000 1978 Roosevelt Publia sobools 378 7302 aco 288 Nassau Road Boenevelt, N.Y.
1981 Bos2pm Fab 11e Schools 622,A900 18c0 Zeenst Iane Boalya, New York 1981 St." Ignatious Rootory Fathee Harrer
- 300 229 Broaduay 93L.0056 l
Eisksvine, N.Y.
21801 1
~ l
i
. ?,,y...
s Edward Voorhees 4 978 '
Seafard Union Free Scho&1 Dist.
cA 1.0700 1600 2147 Jackson Ave.
Seaford, N.Y.
21783 328J878 Semnhak Central E.S. Dist.
2973 555 Ridse Rd.
3co E3aont,N.T. 11003 l
Joseph Singleton Spsset Central School Dist.
921-5500 1973 Pell Iane Soo Sp sset, N.Y.
21791 485-sea m
U.s..date e.hu. senoots l
1 i
2300 Goodriah Street Unseadaze N.Y.
1255)
Rev. George Czar i
United Methodist Charsh 485 6363 40 *=hington Street.
Bempstead. N.Y.
11550 George Rilton
~
i 1976 United Methodist Church g 2,435 G
f 100 Igg 3,,.g n y WE 3 2977 Bethpage N.Y.
11714 j
825 8545 1975 Va21er stream U.F.S.D.
600 Corona Ave.
Vasley stream,s.Y. 22580 om Ciervo 1[
Va21er stress U.F.3.D. f30 D.83 3,6, v.21.,
,..r.
2258 Elwood Webster.
j976 Westbury U.F.3.D.
876.20i6 Jerisho Tpke. & R h h==ek Iane Westbury, s.r. 11590 Entry Natow West Eempstead U.F.S.D.
489.JW15 1975 i 1200 450 Massau Elvd.
W. sempstead,,s.r. 21552 I*
Y1981 WEST 50Rf CAMPUB 516 876 5146 aus I
- II
- 3ao cLa utsTmRY N.T t.
T*b k"' 4'd V P-f inf y h kluto (svMN) sac.w;.4y AQ Soo L.n v9 LV tkh
-r
.j
%y
.\\< g Ny Inf L
i l
t q
+
O O
G
..-.____..n,,
,,. _ -. _.... - - - -.,, - -.