ML20133F113
| ML20133F113 | |
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| Site: | Vogtle  |
| Issue date: | 10/04/1985 |
| From: | Churchill B GEORGIA POWER CO., SHAW, PITTMAN, POTTS & TROWBRIDGE |
| To: | Linenberger G, Marguilies M, Margulies M, Paris O Atomic Safety and Licensing Board Panel |
| References | |
| CON-#485-701 OL, NUDOCS 8510100126 | |
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822-1051 Morton B. Margulies, Ch' airman Mr. Gustave A. Linenberger, Jr.
Atomic Safety and Licensing Atomic Safety and Licensing Board Board U.S. Nuclear Regulatory U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission commission Washington, D.C. 20555 Washington, D.C. 20555 Dr. Oscar H. Paris Atomic Safety and Licensing Board U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Washington, D.C. 20555 In the Matter of Georgia Power Company, et al.
(Vogtle Electric Generating Plant, Units 1 and 2)
Docket Nos. 50-424 and 50-425 O L-Gentlemen Enclosed are copies of the text of the emergency public ;
information/ education materials for the Vogtle plume exposure pathway Emergency Planning Zone ("EPZ"). The enclosures in-clude the text of the signs for transients (including a sign for use along the Savannah River, as well as a sign for motels and other such areas), the text of the telephone directory ad, and the text of the brochure itself -- including the "Special Needs Card" and the map of the EPZ which will appear in a 13" x 13" space in the brochure.
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Mr. Margulies Mr. Linenberger Dr. Paris Page Two Only Joint Intervenors and the members of the Board are receiving color copies of the map with this package. Due to color reproduction difficulties, other parties are today being served with black and white copies of the map. However, they will receive color copies within one week.
Applicants note that the availability of "the contents of the printed brochuro, the [ telephone book] advertisement and the warning notices [for transients]" are the subject of Con-tention EP-6, as admitted by the Board. See " Memorandum and Order (Ruling on Joint Intervenors' Proposed Contentions on Emergency Planning)" (August 12, 1985), at 32.
The Board has directed that, "should Joint Intervenors wish to challenge the adequacy of the content of the public ed-ucation and informational materials, then Joint Intervenors are to file specific proposed contentions with statements of bases within a reasonable time [30 days] after the contents of each of the three types of public educational and informational ma-terials are made known to the parties." See " Memorandum and Order (Ruling On Applicants' Motion of September 5, 1985 For Reconsideration and Clarification)" (October 1, 1985), at 3-4.
Sincerely yours, 1
ruce . Church 11 i Counsel for Applicants
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i UNITED STATES OF AMERICA NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION i
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GEORGIA POWER COMPANY, et al. ) Docket Nos. 50-424
) 50-425 (Vogtle Electric Generating Plant, )
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i SERVICE LIST Morton B. Margulies,. Chairman
- Douglas C. Teper l Atomic Safety and Licensing Board 1253 Lenox Circle ;
U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Atlanta, GA 30306 ,
l Washington, D.C. 20555
- Laurie Fowler Mr. Gustave A. Linenberger, Jr. Legal Environmental Assistance Atomic Safety and Licensing Board Foundation U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission 218 Flora Avenue, N.E. ,
Washington, D.C. 20555 Atlanta, GA 30307 Dr. Oscar H. Paris
- Tim Johnson Atomic Safety and Licensing Board Campaign for a Prosperous U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Georgia I
Washington, D.C. 20555 175 Trinity Avenue, 8.W.
Atlanta, GA 30303 I
Bernard M. Bordenick, Esq.
Office of Executive Legal Director Docketing and Service Section (3) ,
U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Office of the Secretary !
Washington, D.C. 20555 U.S. Nuclear Regulatory l Commission Atomic Safety'and Licensing Washington, D.C. 20555 Board Panel U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Bradley Jones, Esquire Washington, D.C. 20555 Regional Counsel I U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Atomic Safety and Licensing Commission Appeal Board Panel Suite 3100 U.S.-Nuclear Regulatory Commission 101 Marietta Street I Washington, D.C. 20555 Atlanta, GA 30303 l 0 Served by Federal Express (Saturday delivery).
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k S A F EE T Y INFORMATION Alvin W. Vogtle EE 1 o c t r- i c G ee n ee r a t i n g P1mmt P1mmm T c3 Heelp Y o tt D Lt r- i n g EEtn ee r g ee n c 1 me n Please Read Through This Booklet NOW And Keep It In A Handy Pisco Put the letter and number of your zone in the box after you read this booklet W_. _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
A lvl e m c ea c) ce ~I'o O t.tr~ INio .t gl h b o r n .a n ct F- t- 1. ca n ct n Your county and state governments have worked with Georgia Power Company to prepare these emerqcncy plans. they will help you to be sa t ie if there is en accident at Plant Vogtle. An acetdant tu not l i it e l y , but you need to be prepared for one if you live within about Lun mtles from the plant. I h t -s book l e t wtl1 toll you what to do an cMo of an energeticy.
Please read through the booklet now. Make sure that you and all members of your tamtly understand what it s avts . Talk it over with your no14hbors and other friende. bomo of them may need vour help. or you may nood thotru. It you know of someone who to blind or doos not road well, plcano read tho booklet to them. ihe best way to be safe if thuro 12 an omorooney 1 54 to know what to do ahead of time and to help each other.
Keep this booklet in a handy place. If you want more coptes of it or have any quantions about it, ask ono of these officou for help now.
o Burke County Emergency Management Agency Routo 2. Don $10 Waynecboro. Georgia 30000 Phone number bS4-6666 o Georgia Emergency Management Agency F.O. box tbObd Atlanta. Georgia 30316 Fhone number (404)-656-617/
o Plant Vogtle Visitors Center P.O. bon 282 Waynouboro. Georgi a ;J08J0 Phone number /24-4267 If there tu en emergency, do not listen to rumors. Listen to one of the radio or TV stations listed in this booklet for correct information.
o tS U l"ll-l Ali' Y taJ h a t 'I'c> Do if Y ra t_t Ar u (AJ.n r ri n ct O+ An 1.5. s ti o s~ cy cr> n t= y At I*1.unt V o c,3 h L e o Stay calm. iou will have tamu to take the needed steps.
o Turn on your radio or TV. Stay tuned to one of theso StationA as long as thG Omergency lasts.
Radio WBRO-AM 1310 Waynesboro Radio WWGA-FM 100.9 Waynesboro TV Channels 6, 12, or 26 Augusta o Do not use the phone except for a personal emergency. the phono Itnos will be noodod for u6ficial calls.
o CHECK TO SEE IF AN ORDER FOR ACTION APPLIES TO YOUR ZONE.
- 1. My zone is .(l.cok inside thia booklot to tind thu letter and number of your =cne if you have not already done this.)
o Take these steps to protect yourself if your zone is told to TAKE SHELTER.
Leep in mind that children who uru in school during an ninerouncy will be cared for. Children at Girard fil emon t.ar y School will take tholter there. The other schools arw far unough f rern Plent Vogtle so that the children will not nood to take shelter. Do NOT try to moot your school childron during an omorgoney. All school children will be carod for until you are able to inoot them. You can enuet wa th thom as you do on other davn when the emergerity is over.
Go insido your housu or comer nearby butiding. Closo all windous and outsidu doors.
Burn off hoattna or coolino systems. Put out tiros in fAreptacou or utovon. Closc the fluon.
Shutter your 11vostock if you can do that easily.
Pluco thom on stored foed. Hoep your petu inside.
_ Place a damp and fuldad handkerchtof or towol over your nono and mouth it vou inust go outside.
__ Stay insido untii the radio or TV nays you can leavo nefety.
o Take these steps to protect yourself if your zone is told to EVACUATE.
Do NOl try t.o muut vour c.h11dron who aro in school during an emur quncy. Childron at Otrard tilementary School will tar moved to the Hoception Center af they need to av acuato. Tho ut.her school a are f ar onough f roiri Pl ant Vog t. l u no t h ei t the children will not need to evacuate.
All school childron wt11 be carod for until you aro able to m. cot t hone. You will be t.old how to moet them when you niun in at the f<eception Cuntor.
,, Fack only what you util nued fnr a few days, fake this booklet. qlasses. donturus. proscript.t un drugs .and
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isnpor tant medici now, c l o th i n. ) , bedding, baby suoptics.
porteble radio, flashitaht. chockbook. crudi t c ards. and t enpor tan t popurs.
__ shelter voor 11vestock it you can do that easily. Leave them enough water and stored food for nevocal days.
Leave voor pots annide with unough foud end wat.or for savoral days. You may talo your pets with you only 1f vou do not plan to stav at the Reception Center atter vov sign in.
_ forn off all appliances oitccpt your r af rigerator and trou or. lurn off the llahts. Lock all windows and outside doors.
. . . lie a whtto cloth to the front doorknob or the mailbo.t of your houco ao you icavo. Srecurity will be provided for your area while you are qcno.
_ Humind nearby friends snd neighborn to ovacuato. Do not uno the phono linen for this, since they are noodud for ofttctal calls. t
__ tJcc voor own car if you can. If you havo room, check to suo if any noinhbors nood a rido. If you know someone wna 15 handicapped or en invalid, ytvo them a rido it you can.
If you nood a rido your .sel f , try to get one with a triend.
If you cannot do that and have not sent in the Special Noods Card, stay tunod to thu radio or TV. Listen for the phono number to call to be picted up.
.. Fol l ow this route below to the Rocoption Cunter in Waynouboro, fraftic control ofttciala will guido you r;n the trip.
- 2. My evacuation route is 1
(Luck inside this booklot to tind your routu on the map if you havo not already dono thin.)
Closo car Windows and vonta.
. luno your car radio to WBHO-AM, 1310. or WWGA-FM, 100.9 as you drive. Follow the dtrcctions 41 von on theau ctations even if thov dro not the samo da thoso in thin booklet.
__ Sign in at vour Rocoption Center. The Center is Durto County Comprehensivo High School. on Portmotor Road in Waynouboro.
_ Ant at the f'entor where to moet your cchool childron and athur fami1y mombors who did not ovacuate with you. (ou can also not othnr holp at the Center if you nood it.
o Please read through the rest of this booklet for more dotatis if you have not already done so. If you want to keep some other notes on hand in case of an emergency, writo them here.
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Ilmerqancy IN o rs p ca n tu o t"* 1.n n ta if there is an accident at Plant Vogtle, experts will decido how nevero it 15. Your State and County officials will tell vou if you nued to do anything, based on the plann describerd here. Bo uuro those plons ero elcar tc you. If you have any questions whi1e reading this booklet, out one of thu officos listed earlier for help now. That way you will be prepared bufore an emergency can come up.
e bJii e ri bJ 1 L L (-4 t i LE mo r c3 o n c y (-T i; t- e c t: Y c3t.tl' iho Nuclear Heculatory Lommtenton and the t:nvironmental Hrotection Itaency have studied thta question. thov havo found that mo r,. t itkely you wall not have to do anythana. However, af you live or work w4 close as 10 milac trom Plant Vogtlu. vou will need to bo prepared in case there i n an evnergencv.
(ou may or may not be affected at vour home or the pl.aco sou work is in one of thu cones on the map instdo this bool. lot. on occident could affect sumo parts at the map end not others. Ihat will dorpend on whwro thw wind is coming from. how *s tr ong 1t is. and on how tiotl the accident to. Io help you know 1f you will have to teFe nom' action or not, the m.sp has 11 conos marled on 1t. It also has 4 boat l endings inat Led on the Savannah i<t va'r. lhe diastanceu of the conou and boat landings from Plant Vogtlu are shown here.
Zones on Boat Landings Distance from the Map on the River Plant Vogtle A R '.' About O to .' miles B-5 C-5 D-M H -73 About ' to b mi1os g., ; ps. '
b-10 C -- l O D-10 H -! About 3 to 10 miles ti-lo F-!U H-4 RJidio and IV 9tation1 will broadcaut durinQ Jn emerooncy to tell you which cones and boat landingu may be attocted. Unfold this hoollot now and pic) out the Jono whero vou livo or wor 6'. Put that Lotter and nuentier in thee bon on the trnnt of the booklet to maLo it o n ay to find later if you need it. al40 writo the letter and number in the blani' wtth the number 1 in the Summary section. T hon coino back to this paoo and ro4d on.
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- 1. Your weathr'r radto will warn you.
o a loud tone will sound.
OH nhort monsego wt1i coino on.
a lhe red licht on the front will go on.
- 2. Ihose redto stations will broadcast a warnina.
o WBRO-AM 1310 Waynesboro o WWGA-FM 100.9 Waynesboro
- 3. Thusn IV stationn will broadcast a warning.
o Channel 6 Augusta o Channel 12 Augusta o Channel 26 Auguste
- 4. Vehiclos will nound their sirens or loudspeakorn. Boats wtth nirens or loudspunters will warn pornons on and near the Savannah Rivor.
- b. Emergency workers and local officials will contact persons as noodwd.
Check voor weather rnelio now to be propered for possible warnings.
o Loop tt pluqqed in.
o Foep the power nwltch on.
o Head through the bookIot cal 1ed "Uuustions and answere About. Your (10AA Woather Radio."
If you do not have that booklot or if your weather radio does not wnrk. call the Georota Power Company's District Offico in W.nynosboro, bb4-2116. your weathor redio wi!I bu rep! aced frop.
Your woathor radio can comet on f or- those reasons.
a lo tout the ayutum. These taats will be modo around noon on Wudnoudayss unluso thorn ifa a chancu of evvere weather at that tAmo. Tho system mav also be touted at other t i thos durino drillu.
o Tce warn at suvoro woethor.
O Io worn at on uit.orgoney at P1ent VogtIo.
When you geet. a warnino. tune in to one of those radio or TV stations for more nown. Do not listen to* rumors. Those stations wil1 qivu vou thee corroct i n f orenat i on.
o Radio--1310 AM or 100.9 FM o TV--Channels 6, 12, or 26 if 8.ho r n tu mn omorgenc" at Plant Vnotin. those stations will toll vou e
which zonits are affectud. Thov will also sav what actions to talo tar protoction. Glav tuned to uno of those stations as long ac the umorooney Lauta.
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too need to bu prop. ired it a seriouc occ2 dent hcppcent at I' l urit Vogtlo.
e4 laroo doso of radiation is har ent ul to /uur heal th and int oht t.hr e.o t eri s our 11to. iho two actions you m14ht bu esiod to t ai n tu nrotect yournotf aru callad Take Shel ter ered Evacuate. ihev
.u o descr i tiod in the no): t tuu . soc t. n on u . De uuro you aro clear about t h tun ,
it you have lion ghtaor s who arer h.tr d of hear t riq or who tja not cou or trad Well, plea se lieelp t h ein . Uo euro thov inow what thov stit ah t r i .md tu do i n ari vinor annev. Fill out tho Special Needs Card that c .a nio wtth tii t <2 tacottet and snail it for thoin ie thoy cannot do th!2 fhemaulves. liso this card otso if you, or 1+ Somuoriu you l.now, needs a whowichair, a etdo, or - speci al help at soino other Lind in an orn* r o cr ic v .
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ihls meanc to protect yourceli hv 001n0 t rict do a buildt t 7 und Louptnq out as much outJido air as vou can. Th'* butiding could be your house, the placo vou work, or some other nearby building. fo6 inn uhwltur in the air.
is a Qood thinu to do it thuru in .i v411 amount of radiation f)o (10 I try to snoot your r.htIdren who are in school durinq an ;
l oinu r a a n c v. Childt un at titrard Eleinontary Gehool wt!! taku choi tter at i t hnt r ochool . lhe other schoolc cro fer enough from Plant Vogtlo so that ch11dron will not nood to tahv shel t<<r dur t nq .an amergoncy at tho Pl nt. All school childron will bu cared for as lonQ 45 there in a nwod f or you to tal o shel twr.
You can sneet with thom as you do on I othur days when thu umorgency is over.
i Follow thoua utups to protect yourselt 1e there is a need to tain ,
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i o bo insido a nearby butiding if you cro outside. Stay +
l Instdo until the r.adio or TV sav<a you con leavo saf oly.
o Cloce e!! windown and doorn to the outsido. (
o lurn off al1 funs, att condtt1onors. heaters. and turnace. !
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- l<nop out the outside air. '
l o uholter your livestock if you can do that easily and placo !
thom on stored food. Keep vour puts insidu. ,
o Put a damp and f olded handl:orcht of or towol over your ,
noso and mouth if you must 40 uutside. Stay out as ahort .e t i rno e te vou can.
O Stav tuned to one of thnne stations as long as the
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- Radio idDRO-AM 1310 Waynesboro !
- Radia WWGA-FM 100.9 Waynesboro !
- TV Channels 6, 12, or 26 Augusta !
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L:L V A C LI A 'l IC Y Ihts mean's that you arid s!! +0m11v members who are utth vou should movu to a placo more than 'S mt iou outst do tho einoruunev aro2.
1,o t t r e.t to tho imcoptton Conter, which in tiurte Lounty Lomprehenctve?
Hldh School on Por imutur Road in Wavnereboro. Ston in when vou qat thoro. That wi!I m a h3 1t pocoablo ta toep tract of al1 porsonn dur1no
.an donorgency.
Do fl01 tr / to toont your cntideon who are in 5 school durinq en omerouncv. I ox hor a and other adulL1 wt11 movu tho chtIdenn tram Latrard Llomont.ory School to the Hoception Centrsr at tiur6 o County Compruhonstvo Htyh tichool af thuv noud to ovacuato. the other richiiola aro f ar enouqh from Ploot Vogtto no that the children will not need to ovacuat u. oll nchool chttdren will ho cared for until you are ablo to ineut t h ein . l>o NUI tr y to meet your school chiidron until you have atonod t ri at thu koc ep t t ori Con tor . You wt11 bo t ol ti how to meat them re t that t i soc .
Pl atit; havo btwr1 modo to otvo you housing if you need it. You mey n al so no nl to lua chocked for radi at t ori, which can bo dono at tho Hecep tion 1 oritor. lho Lontor tu thown on the map insido thi s bool: lot.
Unfolcl tho tsoul l ot und follow t.hn stops to find the Cuntor and how to clo t t h er re . Y ot t ran al so t itui out what to tal:o wi th vou as you co.
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vour :'one 1t you are told to ovacuate. Stopr. are alco q1ven to help '
vou get toadv for the trip. I l- ca l Lmw I' h e: Pen o 1H:s t:. c:r ga u 'l ta tit e lu e caga a r e ct I ;' t a r- An IEstteet qper.pn c y
- 1. Keep your important papers together. Ihat way vou can gather them quickly when you nned t h oin .
- 2. Keep together other things you might use on a trip.
Int o.np l os vre a flauhlight, a tool kit, and a portable redtc.
- 3. Keep enough gas in your car for a short drive.
- 4. Fill out and mail the Special Needs Card NOW if you have not already done so. Use it if you or someone you know would nered upocial hulp at tho time of an emergencv. Wortors l would then be sent during an emergency to help you or anyone I who han spectal needs at that time.
- 5. Keep your NOAA weather radio PLUGGED IN and with the power switch DN. H e.e d through the booklet callod " Questions and Answeers About voor NOM Weathor Radio" tf you have not already dorm no.
- 6. Keep feed on hand for a week if you own livestock.
If y ou h a v ** .a livestock chsel ter . L ets*p it in good whape. De pt asp.trr'd to br* eway for govoral days.
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- 1. Find the zone on the map where you live or work. Look on the map to get the letter and number of that zone. Be sure to put that letter and number in the box on the f ront of the booklet if you have not already done so. Also be sure to put it in the blank with the number 1 in the Summary section.
- 2. Find that same letter and number in the column on the chart headed " Zone." To help you, the color will be the same as the color of your zone on the map. Circle the letter and number of your zone on the chart.
- 3. Find thw evacuation route for your zone. Look across the chart to the next colutan headed " Evacuation Routes." This column tolls you the number of the route to take to the Rocoption Center. There are four routes to the Center, which is Durke County Comprehensi ve High School, on Perimeter Road in Waynesboro. Each numbered route is described below. If more than one route number is listed in the third column for your zone, choose the one that is easiost for you to follow.
I o Evacuation Route 1. West on Georgia 80 to Georgia 56.
South on Georgia 56 to Perimeter Road. South on Perimeter Road to Reception Centor.
o Evacuation Route 2. West on Rouro Store Road to Seven Oaks - Shell Bluff Road. North on Seven Oaku - Shell Bluff Road to Sam Mead and Cates Mead Roads. West on Sam Mead and Cates Mead Roads to Georgia 56. South on Georgia 56 to Perimater Road. South on Portmeter Road to Reception Contor, o Evacuation Route 3. South on CC Road to Georgia 23.
East on Georgia 23 to County Road 457. West on County Road 457 to Georgia 24. West on Georgia 24 to Perimeter Road.
North on Perimeter Road to Reception Center.
o Evacuation Route 4. West and south on Georgia 23"to Parker Donnell Road. Wost on Parker Donnell Road to Georgia
- 24. West on Georgia 24 to Perimoter Road. North on Perimotor Road to Reception Center.
Trace your route on the map. Also write it in the blanks with the number 2 in the Summary section. That will help you in an emargency.
- 4. Try this example. It will show you if you are using the chart in the right way. Suppose you live or work in zone E-5. You would drive from the placo you live or work to either Evacuation Route 1 or Evacuation Route 2, whichever is easier to follow. If Evacuation Route 1 in easier, you would drive first to Georgia Highway 00. You would go west on Georgia Highway 00 to Georgia Highway 56.
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You would next go south on Georgia Highway 56 to Perimeter Road. Yoa would then take Perimeter Road south to the Reception Center.
OR Suppose Evacuation Route 2 is eanier to follow. You would drive first-to Rouse Store Road. You would go west on Rouse Store Road to Seven Oaks - Shell Bluff Road. You would go north on Seven Oaks - Shell Bluff Road to Sam Mead and Cates Mead Roads. You would go west on Sam Mead and Cates Mead Roads to Georgia Highway 56. You would then go south on Georgia Highway 56 to Perimeter Road, and follow it south to th'r, Reception Centur.
- 5. Write or. call one of the offices below NOW if you have any questions.'about your route or the Reception Center.
o Burke County Emergency Nati.agement Agency 4 Route 2, Dox 51B '
Waynesboro, Georgia 30830 Phone number 554-6666 o Georgia Emergency Management Agency P.O. Don 18055 Atlanta, Georgia 30316 Phone number (404)-656-6177
- 6. Read through the steps below. They will tell you how to get ready and what to take if you are told to evacuate.
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' i~ o Get Ready F o r- The T a- i p
- 1. Stay as calm as you can. If: vou already know where to ao and what to take, that will help. Ycu will have time to do what vou need to do. Remember that nuclear power plants do NOT explode.
- 2. Stay, tuned to one of these stations for news accut the emergency.
o Radio WBRO-AM 1310 Waynesboro o Radio WWGA-FM 100.9 Waynesboro o TV Channels 6, 12, or 26 Augusta
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- 3. Ksep in mind that children who are in school during an emergency will be cared for. Do NOT try to meet your school children until you have signed in at the Reception Center. You will be told how to meet them at that time.
- 4. Gather what you and your family will need. You will likely have to be away from home for a few days. Take these things along if you can.
This booklet
(( Glasses, dentures, prescription drugs, other important medicines, and f*rst aid kit
__ Extra clothing and shoes for each person.in your family
__ Daby supplies; include a favorite sleep soy
__ fwo blankets for each person; or a sleeping bag, cot, or air mattress for each person Portable radio and batteries
[ Flashlight and batteries
__ Some way to identify yourselt, such as a driver's license; other important papers
__ Cash, checkbook, and credit cards
__ Maga: Ines or books to read
- 5. Remember as you leave to do the following.
__ bhelter your livestock if you can do that easily. Leave them enough water and stored feed for several days.
Leave,your pets inside with enough water and food for several days. You may take your pets with you only if g you do not plan to stav at the Reception Center.
, __ furn off all appliances except your refrigerator and freezer. Turn off the lights.
__ Lock all windows and outside doors. There will be security for the evacuated area.
- __ Tie a white cloth to the front doorknob of your house I
or to your mailbox. The whi te cloth will tell emercency, workers that you have left safelv.
__ Remind nearby friends and neighbors about the need to evacuate. Do NOT use the phone for this since the lines will be needed for official calls.
__ Use your own car if you can. If you have room, check to see if any of your neighbors need a ride with you.
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worker.will pick you up. If you have not sent in the Card, stay tuned to the radio or TV for information.
Listen for the phone number to call to be picked up.
_,_ Follow the. route you have marked on the map in this
. booklet as you drive away. fraf fic control officials will help guide you on the trip.
__ Close car windows end vents. Keep the air conditioner and heater off.
_ Listen to one of these radio stations for reports about vour route and other news.
o WBRO-AM 1310 Waynesboro o WWGA-FM 100.9 Waynesboro
- 6. Drive carefully to the Reception Center in Waynesboro and sign in. Ask-these kinds of questions when you get ,
to the Center.
__ Where school children and other members of your family are, if they are not with you.
__ How to get checked for radiation.
__ How to get medical or other help.
.__ When it is safe.to go back home.
__ How to get housing if you need it. You do not have to stay-at the Reception Center after you sign in. You may instead wish to stay with friends or relatives who live more than 15 miles from Plant Vogtle. Or you may wish to stay at a motel or hotel.
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Cl. asses O -F A c c i cJ e ri t s Four classes of accidents could happen in nuclear power plants.
- 1. Notification of Unusual Event. This is the least serious kind of problem. It might lower the safety of the plant. State and county-'otficials would be told of it. You would not have to do anything.
- 2. Alert. ihis means a more serious kind at problem. It
, 'might. lower plant safety still more. State and county officials would be told about-it. It is not likely that you would have to do anything.
- 3. Site Area Emergency. 1his means something serious has ,
happened at the plant and it could lead to worse problems. Some radioactive matter could be released very close to the plant, but this does.not always happen. State and county officials would be told and would prepare to help. They might have to.act to protect people near the plant. You-should listen to one of the Waynesboro radio or Augusta 1V stations to find out what'to do.
- 4. General Emergency. This is the most severe kind of problem. .There is a threat from radiation to the people near the plant. State and county officials would tell people what to do for their safety. They would use the Waynesboro radio and Augusta TV stations.to tell vou what to do. They would ask you to listen as long as the emergency lasts.
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b Whore ~1To G r2 t f* lor e i n 1 or snat i on Or Other 6-l e l p Be sure that you, the members of your family, and vour friends understand the information in this booklet. Help each other if you can. sl1 of you will then know what to do if there is an emergency.
You can be prepared ahead of time and will not have to try to use the phone when the 1ines are needed for official business. Cal 1 or write to one of the offices below NOW if you have questions about this booklet. .
o Burke County Emergency Management Agency Route 2, Bon 518 Waynesboro, Geargia 30830 Phone number 554--6666 o Georgia Emergency Management Agency P.O. Box 18055 Allanta, Georgici 30316 Phone number (404)-656-6177 o Plant Vogtle Visitors Center P.O. Box 282 Waynesboro, Georgia 30830 Phone number 724-4267 If you get a warning from your weather radio or some other way of an emergency at Plant Vogtle, tune to one of these stations. Stay tuned as long as the emergency lasts.
Follow the directions given on these stations even if they are not the same as'those in this booklet.
o Radio WBRO-AM 1310 Waynesboro o Radio WWGA-FM 100.9 Waynesboro o TV Channels 6, 12, or 26 Augusta l
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Everything around vou, called " matter," is made up at small j particles called " atoms." Game matter is " radioactive." Ihis means
' the stoms can break apart and give off enerov in the form of
" radiation." This energy can be used to make electricity, to treat 7
cancer, and in other helpful ways.
l You live with radiation all the time, and take some at it into your body each day. fhe amount is measured in "mi11irems." You aet sorne of the following amounts in a year from these sources.
o Cosmic ravs--about 45 millirems o Ihe earth--about 15 millirems o Your water, food, and air--about 25 millirems o The material in your house--about 30 millirens in a wooden house and about 50 millirems in a brick house o Une chest X-ray--about 20 millirems o One round-trip airline flight from New York to London and back--about 4 millirems o A color TV set--about I millirem Living next to a plant like Plant Vootle will add about 1 millirem each year.
At times you must be careful how much radiation enters your body.
If there is an accident at Plant Vogtle, some radioactive matter may escape and be carried in the air. If the amount is large, an emergency warning will be broadcast. You may then be asked to protect i yourself from it. Your house or some other building can often be a good chelter until the wind scatters and carries the matter away. In some cases, though, you could be asked to leave the area.
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'Some people may need'special help if there is an emeroency at Plant Vogtle. Please. fill out and mail the Special Needs Card if vou, or someone you knows o needs-help to travel.
o has a physical or. mental problem.
Fill'.aut a separate card for each person who needs special' help in'an emergency. Please type'or print as clearly as you can. If you want more.~of these cards,. check that space below and tell how many you.need.and where they should be sent.
'Name of person who needs help:.__. .
Home address (street or-rural route): _ _ _
City and state : __
. Phono number: Home Work Please check the reason or reasons that special help would be needed in an emergency. This person:
_, has no way .to travel.
u_ is deaf or hard of hearing.
__ is blind or does not see well.
,_ does not read well.
__ uses a wheelchair.
_ mt.ist~ stay.in bed.
uses a kidney machine or other support machine.
__ needs help for another reason. Please sav why below.
~Please sen'd me:
.,,_ more of these cards. Number needed:
more booklets. Number needed:
__ some other-information. Please say what i t is below.
. My name.is:
~ Address '(street or rural route': s - _
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E lvi E R G E N C Y I Nir O RivlA T I O N A Ec O LJ T F; L_ A N T V O G l~ L. E Plant Vogtle uses nuclear power in makina electricity. An accident at Plant Vogtle is not likely. But if there ever is a serious accident you will be warned about the emergency in one or more of these ways.
o NOAA weather radio o Waynesboro radio stations WBRO-AM, 1310, and WWGA-FM, 100.9 o Augusta TV stations, Channels 6, 12, and 26 o Vehicles with sirens or loudspeakers; boats.with sirens or loudspeakers for persons on and near the Savannah River o Door-to-door warnings by emergency workers bJ h .a t To Do If You Are bJ ia r n e cI Of An E m e r c3 e m c y a Stay calm. You will have time to take the needed steps.
o Look at the map on the next page. Fird the letter and number of the zone where you are.
o Listen to one of these radio or TV stations.
__ Radio WBRO-AM 1310 Waynesboro
__ Radio WWGA-FM 100.9 Waynesboro
__ TV Channels 6, 12, or 26 Augusta p o CHECK TO SEE IF AN ORDER FOR ACTION APPLIES TO YOUR ZONE.
o Take these steps to protect yourself if your zone is '
told to TAKE SHELTER.
_ Keep in mind that children who are in school durina an emergency will be cared for. Children at Girard Elementary School will take shelter there. The other schools are far enough from Plant Vogtle so that the children will not need to take shelter. Do NOT try to meet your school children during an emergency. All school children will be cared for until you are able to meet them. You can meet with them as you do on other ,
days when the emergency is over.
_ Go inside your house or some nearbv buildina. Close all windows and outside doors.
_ Turn off heating or coolina systems. Put out fires in fireplaces and stoves. Close the flues.
__ Shelter your 1ivestack if vou can do that easi1v.
Place them on stored teed. Keep your pets inside.
__ F'l ac e a damp and folded handkerchief or towel over your nose and mouth if you must go outside.
___Stav inside until the radio or TV says you can leave safely.
o Take these steps to protect yourself if your zone is told to EVACUATE.
__ Do fJUT try to meet your children who are in school during an emergency. Children at Girard Elementary School will be moved to the Reception Center if they need to evacuate. fhe other schools are far enouah from Plant Vogtle so that the children will not need to evacuate.
All school children will be cared for until you are able to meet them. You will be told how to meet them when vou sium in at the Reception Center.
_ Pack only what you will need for a few days. Take this booklet, alasses, dentures, prescript;on drugs and important medicines, clothing, bedding, baby supplies, portable radio, flashlight, checkbook, credit
- cards, and important papers.
__ Shelter voor livestock it vou can do that easily. Leave them_enough water and stored feed for several days.
Leave your pets inside with enough food and water tor several days. You may take your pets with you oniv if you do not plan to stay at the Reception Center after you sign in.
__ Turn oft all appliances except your refrigerator and freezer. Turn off the lights.
__ Lock the windows and outside doors.
Tie a whi te cloth to the front doorkrob or the mailbox as you leave. Security will be provided for your area while you are cone.
__ Remind nearby friends and neighbors to evacuate. Do not use the phone lines for this, since they are needed for official calls.
__ Use your own car if you can. If you have room for them, see if any neighbors need a ride. Help anyone who is handicapped or an invalid. If you need a rido yourself, try to get one with a friend. If you have no way to get a ride, stay tuned to the radio or TV. Listen for the phone number to call to be picked up.
__ Use the map in this phone book for the route to the Reception Center. The Center is Burke County Compre-hensive High School on Perimeter Road in Waynesboro.
~~ Close car windows and vents.
__ Keep your car radio tuned to Waynesboro radio station WBRO-AM, 1310, or WWGA-FM, 100.9, tor intormation as you drive. Do not listen to rumors. Follow the instructions on the radio even if they differ from what is said here.
__ Sign in at the Reception Center. Ask where to meet your school children and other family members who did not evacuate with vou. You can also be checked for radiation and cet other help at the Center.
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LE i-l E R G E N C Y I Ntr O RI-Is4 T I O N v480UT I -l_ s4 N T V O G I'l_ E You are near Plant Voatle, a nuclear power plant. An emeraency at Plant Vogtle is not likely. But if there is a serious emeroency, you may need to be warned of it. Vehicles or boats with a siren or loudspeaker will warn you.
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(-T r-_ ce W a r m e ct 0 -F 44 m Emer g en c y o Stay calm. You will have time to take the needed steps.
o Listen to one of these radio stations. Stav tuned to find out what to do.
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__ WBRO-AM 1310 Waynesboro
__. WWGA-FM 100.9 Waynesboro o Tell others who are nearby of the emergency.
o Look in the Yellow Pages of a Waynesboro phone book under
" Emergency Notification Service." There you will find more details on what to do in an emergency.
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El-lE l% G EIM C Y 1 INi tr O l <l*l A I .L O INI A 13 O U t- P L_ A INI~l" VUG I l E You are near Plant Vogtle, a nuclear power plant. nn emergency at Plant Voctle is not likely. But if there is a serious emergency, you may need to be warned of it. You will be warned in one or more at these ways.
o NOAA weather radio o Waynesboro radio stations WBRO-AM, 1310, and WWGA-FM, 100.9 o Augusta TV stations, Channels 6, 12, and 26 o Vehicles with sirens or loudspeakers o Door-to-door warnings by emergency workers What To Do 1 -F You A r ee Warnect Of An Emercjency o Stay calm. You will have time to take the needed steps.
o Listen to one of these radio or TV stations. Stay tuned to find out what to do.
__ Radio WBRO-AM 1310 Waynesboro
__ Radio WWGA-FM 100.9 Waynesboro
__ TV Channels 6, 12, or 26 Augusta o Tell others who are nearby of the emergency.
o Look in the Yellow Pages of a Waynesboro phone bcok under
" Emergency Notification Service." There you will find more details on what to do in an emergency.
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