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Public Version of Vol 3 of San Luis Obispo County Nuclear Power Plant Emergency Response Plan Std Operating procedures.W/850814 Release Memo

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t SAN LUIS 08190 COUNTY NUCLEAR POWER PLANT EERGENCY RESPONSE PLAN PART III.09 DEPARTENT CF TECHNICAL SERVITS STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURE Approved April 1982 Updated May 1984 Updated April 1985

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PREEERGENCY PREPAREDESS 1.

Overview 1

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Authority and Responsibility 1

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Prerequisites 1

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Other Involved Agencies 1

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Assignments 2

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Comunications Facilities:

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Microwave and Repeater b.

Other County Comunications c.

EOC Comunications 7.

Operational Vehicles and Equipment 5

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Drills and Exercises 5

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Plan Update 5

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NOTIFICATION APO MOBILIZATION 1.

Response by Emergency Classification 6

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Alerting Procedures 6

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Emergency Notification Roster 6

4 Mobilization of Staff 6

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Backte Shifts

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C EEIENCY PR(XlEDURES 1.

EWS/EBS System 7

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E(X: Comunication 7

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Activate and Maintain Emergency Comunication 7

Between Key Response Agencies 4

Coordinate Emergency Use of the Telephone System 8

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DEMDBILIZATION PR02DURES 8

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Comunication Checklist 10 B.

Emergency Comunication Plan 11 I.

Purpose 11 II.

Location 11 III.

Description of Systems 11 l

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Primary and Alternate Communication 14 V.

Warning / Alerting 15 VI.

Testing 17 3C 11

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'I Tv01 Primary ind Alternate Communications 18 TS-02 Tone Alert Radio Distribution List 25 l

FIGURE T 501 Emergency Response Facility diagrams 28 f.

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OVERVIEW The Department of Technical Services has primary responsibility foi iglementing the emergency comunications plan with the support of other local, state, and federal government agencies and private i

organizations. The Department will purchase, store, and maintain necessary equipment and s@ plies for the conmunication needs of the E(X: and for emergency comunication needs of response agencies as described in the Nuclear Emergency Response Plan and this procedure.

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AUTHORITY AND RESPONSIBILITY The responsibility for this procedure is assigned as follows:

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B. Barnes Communication Coordinator Alt. 1.

W. Rheingans Comunication Swervisor l

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R. Sokol Comunication Technician l

Yj At an Alert or more severe emergency classification, the Comunications Coordinator or alternate will assune responsibility for notifying the Comunication Supervisor of the emergency situation, and requesting the Communications Supervisor to staff the County communication facility. The Communications Coordinator j

shall then continue as the official liaison to the Comunications Team. The Communications Swervisor will assune responsibility for p

activation, maintenance, and operation of County communication an"i==nt, and the technical coordination of emergency communication systems among federal, state and local agencies and l

organizations, public and private.

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PREREQUISITES A thorough understariding of existing radio and telephone microwave, radio and telephone systems of the county, as well as other local, l.

state, and federal communications systems in the county (see Attachment B). The Comunication S@ervisor must have the capability to operate, troubleshoot, and perform emergency repairs to the county communications' an"4==nt.

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OTER INVCLVED AGENCIES Other agencies and organizations with major support responsibilities include:

- County Office of Emergency Services

- County Public Information Office

- Sheriff's Office

- County Fire Department

- County Animal Control Department i

- State Office of Emergency Services

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- Pacific Bell

- AT&T

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ASSIGNENTS 1

Overall respon;sibility according to function and job title is as l

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h Direction and Control Comunication Coordinator Operations and Coordination Comunication Supervisor Maintenance and Repair Comunication Technician (s) 6 CCH4NICATIO45 FACILITIES: EXISTING Am PRCPOSED a.

County-Owned Microwave and Repeater Systems:

The present comunications systems include five (5)

Microwave / Radio repeater sites:

Site Longitude Latitude Elev. AMSL USGS Quad. Mao Cuesta 120 39 21 35 21 38 2426 San Luis Obispo f;

Rocky Butte 121 03 00 35 40 30 3523 Pebbleston'e t'

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120 21 03 35 40 30 3601 Camatta Ranch Davis Peak 120 47 01 35 14 00 1796 Port San Luis Tepusquet 120 10 55 34 54 54 3242 Tep. Canyon These sites are linked by a 2-qHz microwave system to the Sheriff's Office, using trprotected Farinon FM2000 5-watt repeaters, 6-feet antenna diameters on fairly low (20-40') Triex towers, and Farinon LD3 multiplex..

l The system includes a passive reflector 14 x 16' at 0.9 mile bearing N28.40E from the Sheriff's Office.

The longest path is e3.59 miles from Rocky Butte to Black Mountain.

At each of the repeater sites are one or more UHF mobile relay stations for the Sheriff's channels, plus other ment i ng Mgh-bandrepeatersonthe" GREEN" channel h'

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, and CCF equipment at Davis as well as the z (AM) aircraft base station, and one station of their own microwave system which, except for Davis, uses sites other than the above.

(The PGancE Tepusquet site is on a different peak at 120 11 08 x 34 54 J7 and 3235' AMSL.)

tkF repeaters for ED 1-4 (FCC designation) are installed at Rocky, Black, Cuesta, and Davis.

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The Sheriff's RED, S.UE, and YELLOW chamels are installed at 4

Rocky, Black, Cuesta, and Davis. Tepusquet currently h.as only the RED chamel repeater, arranged to be keyed with the other RED repeaters by both San Luis Obispo and Santa Barbara Counties, via the microwave intertie between the two counties, running from

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Tepusquet to La Curtre (119 4313 x 34 30 01, 3957' AMSL, 38.833-mile path).

Solid state repeaters for the GREEN chamel, now used by courity local government agencies, are installed at Rocky Butte and Cuesta Peak and Davis Peak but also licensed for Black Mountain.

Although iles on the high-band GREEN chamel are equipped for CTCSS us z tones, these tones are not transmitted by the base but are used only to key up the repea Similarly, the UW system mobiles are equipped for CTCSS at but this also is not transmitted by the fixed stations. UHF The Sheriff's chamels are equipped with a GE voting system which works to select the mountaintop repeater receiver which has the best audio and switches that to the dispatcher. The new dispatcher's console has lots of room for additional control switches, speakers, and the like. There is room for several additional dispatchers and up to 13 additional chamels.

There are a total of 30 chamels of Farinon LD3 MJX, allocated as' follows:

Grot.c 2 Cuesta Group 5 Davis 1 Blue 1 Blue 2 Yellow 2 Yellow 3 Red 3 Red 4 Green 4 Green 5 ED 2 5ED3 6 Animal Control 6 County Fire Group 3 Rocky Group 6 Cuesta & Tecuscuet 1 Blue 1 SB Co. Intercom 2 Yellow 2 SB Co. Conin.

3 Red 3 La Curtre Red 4 Green 4 Tepusquet Red 5 ED 1 5 Blue Rx Tep.

6 County Fire 6 County Fire Cuesta Group 4 Black Grouc 7 Davis 1

1 Blue 1 Animal Control 2 Yellow 2 )

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Other County-Owned Alerting, Paging, Warning, and Emergency Comunications:

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, Black Butte and Tasajara Peak.

(2) Tone-alert Radio:

Quick Call II Existing:

on LG frequency. A total of 110 radios are being placed in schools, hospitals, convalescent centers, and other institutions.

(3) Pagers:

Quick Call II Existing:

z on LG frequenc'y. A total of 30 pagers are being assigned to key personnel such as direction and control, field monitoring teams, and UDAC.

(4) Emergency Radio:

Currently over 200 radio sets owned by the county.

Radiological monitoring field team will use the Animal C

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EOC Comunications:

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(1) Intercom:

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ECF, UDAC, and Sheriff's area. There are twenty-six ii locations each with a 2-digit dialing code.

n (2) Public Address system:

The Public Address System operates in conjunction with the intercom system. Announcements can be made throughout the entire building or to select areas from eight different locations.

(3) Telephones:

Twenty of the telephones in the EOC are on the county's Dimension system. Other telephone systems include the i

cities ring down phone, the media phone network, the power plant phone network, and direct lines to the EBS 1

radio stations. In addition, there is a direct intercom telephone system connecting the following agencies: San Luis Coastal Unified School District, Lucia Mar Unified School District, Ata:.adero Unified School District, (5.

California Highway P& rol, California Parks and

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Recreation Department, and the ECC.

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CPERATICNAL VEHICLES APO EQUIPENT An inventory of all radio-Wnned vehicles will be provided by the Department of General Services.

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DRILLS Abc EXERCISES E

l Exercises of the plan and this procedure will take place amually begiming August 19, 1981, plus drills as required. (See also Section V.2 of the Plan.)

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PLAN t.PDATE This procedure will be reviewed and updated annually.

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NOTIFICATION APO MOBILIZATION

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RESPCNSE BY EERGENCY CLASSIFICATION 1

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ALERT C'omunications Coordinator on duty.

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Comunications Supervisor activates EOC.

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Comunications Technician (s) on standby 24-hour duty.

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Review checklist (Attachment A).

SITE AREA EERGENCY or more severe.

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24-hour duty, 12-hour shifts. Review checklist TAttachment A).

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ALERTING PROCEDURES See Attachment A - Communication Checklist. The Comunication Swervisor is responsible for notifying technician (s) and assigning tasks.

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EERGCNCY NOTIFICATICN ROSTER See Attachment A-Personnel.

4 MOBILIZATION (F STAFF A 12-hour shift, 24-hour capability is required at ALERT or more severe, with at least two qualified technicians on duty at all times.

(Additional technician (s) to be contracted for this purpose by Department of Technical Services.)

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BACKtP SHIFTS Back@ shift staff to be recruited by the Comunications S@ervisor.

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EWS/EBS SYSTEM a.

At ALERT or more severe emergency classification, the I

Comunications Steervisor will:

I, (1) Check comunications links (radio and phone) b' tween the e

i E(X: and the two CPCS stations in the EBS network. These stations have UW Local Government channel transceivers.

(2) Check EWS (siren) activator aaM amant and decide whether to activate by primary microwave relay or by backup relay. Both primary and back-up activation mechanisms are located in the Sheriff's Watch Comander's office.

(3) At a Site Area Emergency or General Emergency, EWS (Siren) activation will be in accordance with a separate procedure to be prepared by the Communications SLpervisor, a copy of which is to be kept in the Sheriff's Office Dispatch Office at all times. These procedures will include a code identification procedure which limits activation authority for the EWS (Siren) to the County Sheriff or the Emergency Service Director.

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EOC C0>e4UNICATION a.

At an ALERT or more severe emergency classification, the r.ut; Phone Coordinator will:

(1) Switch on long distance capability for all EOC phone lines at the phone vault located in the Courthouse Annex.

(2) Insure that all EOC phone lines are opera'tional, t

(3) Provide telaiphone operating instructions. to those who request assistance.

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ACTIVATE APO MAINTAIN EERIENCY CIM4UNICATIONS BETEEN KEY RESPCNSE AGENCIES a.

The Comunications Steervisor will:

(1) Establish, if necessary, emergency communications between response agencies of the federal, state, county, and city governments.

(2) Establish, if necessary, emergency comunications between the EOC and other response agencies.

(3) Solicit and coordinate private volunteer radio operator participation in emergency comunications.

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EOC Phone Coordinator will:

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DEMOBILIZATION PR02DURES Upon notification that the status level has been downgraded to below ALERT, the Communications Coordinator will:

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Notify the Department to demobilize the emergency staff and return to normal shifts.

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Close out all logs and records.

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Notify the Comunications Supervisor to restore facilities and equipment to normal conditions.

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l ATTACHENT A COHijNICATION CECKLIST PERS0t#EL i'

Position Person Work Phone Home Phone Coordinator Brian Barnes S@ervisor Walter Rheingans Technician Randy Sokol Al Fried Max Sicher Ralph Vrana Pac. Bell Dennis McEvoy Jim Todd AT&T Laird VanArtsdalen EOC Phone Louise Roza Coordinator LOCATIONS Microwave Vault Radio Shop CHECKLIST In the event of an alert or greater classification, the following checklist should be followed by the Communications Coordinator:

Contact the Communications S w ervisor and Technician if necessary and have them report to the radio shop and stand by.

Contact the EOC Phone Coordinator to report to the EOC.

Keep a log of all events anci comunications while at the ECC.

Direct and control the cczynunications staff as required by the emergency.

Set @ a 24 hour2.777778e-4 days <br />0.00667 hours <br />3.968254e-5 weeks <br />9.132e-6 months <br /> work schedule using 12 hour1.388889e-4 days <br />0.00333 hours <br />1.984127e-5 weeks <br />4.566e-6 months <br /> shifts.

Keep track of the emergency situation and the location of the contnunications staff so that the communications staff will not be placed in unnecessary danger.

Perform all cortnunications with the communications staff through the Sheriff's Dispatch. Only use direct telephone contact when absolutely necessary.

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PUfPOSE The Emergency Comunication Plan describes communication equipment to be activated, tested and maintained by the Department of Technical Services so it is operational during an emergency situation.

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LOCATION The County Emergency Operations Center (EOC), is co-located with the Sheriff's Dispatch Center, the utility's Emergency Operations Facility (EF), and the Unified Dose Assessment Center (LOAC). The combined facility is located on Kansas Avenue off Highway 1 about 6 miles northwest of San Luis Obispo. The Media Center is located 2 miles north on Highway 1 at the Cuesta College Aucitoriun. Figures TS-01 (A-K) are diagrams of these emergency response facilities.

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DES:RIPTION 7 SYSTEMS CCIJNTY OF SAN LUIS OBIPO COMICATION SYSTEMS County-wide Microwave System (Backbone System)

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First Floor EOC-(County) Overall B.

First Floor-Sheriff's Dispatch and Watch Comander C.

First Floor-County F' ire and Law and Direction and Control l

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First Floor-County SLpport Staff and County Reception Care and

' Evaluation E.

First Floor-County Operator and EDAC, Public Information and RLacr Control and Conference Room F.

Second Floor EOF - (PG&E) - Overall G.

Second Floor--Recovery Manager, Operations and Analysis Recovery i

Manager, Engineering and Logistics Recovery Manager, Public Information and Law H.

Second Floor-LEAC and PG&E Dose Assessment I.

Second Floor--FEMA and State Offfw and NRC Office J.

Cuesta College Auditoriu> Media Center K.

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o 9ERIFF's ComuNICATIONS SYSTEMS All Nets Automatic satellite voter / transmitter simulcast merations comand/ control logic located at Sheriff's" microwave terminal.

Sheriff's Routine Patrol Operations Blue Net Transmitter / receiver sites utilized Cuesta Peak, Rocky Butte Looko Mountain, Davis Peak.

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Sheriff's tactical operations, Civil Division, cities Yellow Net co-usa as needed for emergency backup or special operations. Transmitter / receiver sites utilized Cuesta Butte, Lookout, Black Mountain, Davis Peak.

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Region "P" emergency channel shared by San Luis Obispo, Red Net Santa Barbara Sheriff's Departments, Cities of Carpinteria, Santa Barbara, Santa Maria, Lom oc, Guadalme, Arroyo Grande, Pismo Beach, Grover City, San Luis Obispo, Morro Bay, Atascadero, and Paso Robles.

Additionally, State University Police Departments, F.B.I., and othe es can utilize Region Red channel.

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i Red Net include San Luis Ob spo and Santa Barbara Sheriff and the C.H.P., San Luis Obispo.

State CLEMARS - siglex operations car-to-car table White Net radio only, all police agencies.

Sheriff's Department Clears Net Access via control station Utilized in Corrections Department WF - CLEMRS Portable radios only.

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Any teg arary location.

County-mide tkF medical comunications system.

ED-COM System Dispatching / coordination provided by the Sheriff's Department. The system utilizes four high-level base station / mobile repeaters operating on Med-One through Med-Four at the county microwave sites. All county contract antulances and selected fire rescue units are equipped with eight-frequency mobile radios. Five San Luis Obispo hospitals and Marian Hospital in Santa Maria are equipped with dw lex control stations. The ambulances may select any of four frequencies for comunication with the appropriate hospital, depending on location within the County.

E D-CCN also utilizes the servicas of M.A.S.T. (Military Assistance to Traffic and Safety) for Army helicopter evacuation of severe trauna cases.

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COUNTY LOCAL GOVERN ENT COWUNICATIONS The County operates W mobile repeaters at Cuesta Peak, Rocky Butte, and Davis Peak utilized by a nunber of county departments. The principal user is'the -

County Engineering Department. The system includes a full automatic satellite voting / full transmitter simulcast operation with comand/ control capability by a coordinated dispatch center.

Present departmental users on the VW system include:

County Engineer, all divisions Facility Services Planning i

Agriculture General Services County Garage Air Quality In addition, pagers for key goverrunental officials and the tone alert monitor receivers for schools, hospitals, convalescent care centers, and other institutions are activated on the VW frequency as are the Early Warning System sirens.

The County operates UW remote base / mobile repeaters at Cuesta Peak and Davis Peak. The principal user is the Department of Animal Regulation. Department of Technical Services Communications also uses this frequency. In the event of an emergency at the Diablo Canyon Power Plant, the Environmental Health monitoring teams would use this frequency. Two of the Emergency Broadcast System stations, KSLY, KLTW, and KVEC, would be contacted on this frequency if the telephone lines were inoperable. The repeaters are controlled via telephone lines from the Department of Animal Regulation's office and from the Division of Envircrvnental Health office to the county microwave system.

Additional control is from the Sheriff's Dispatch Center, the Unified Dose Assessment Center, and the Emergency Operations Center directly to the microwave system. In addition, the base stations can activate the transmitters in a repeater mode if the microwave' system is down.

The County operates a VW Forestry-Conservation system repeater at Lopez Lake.

A small nunber of mobiles / portables utilize this system for General Services control of Lopez Lake Recreational Areas. The radio is low-level with limited coverage.

C(1JNTY OF SAN LUIS OBI!PO C.D.F. - COUNTY FIRE SYSTEM The county fire stepression services are provided by California Division of Forestry. A county fire radio network is provided for mutual aid operations aside from the ECCA frequencies utilized by C.D.F.

The County Fire Net utilizes three high-level remote base stations located at county microwave sites. Control from the dispatch center utilizes wire line to the county

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Each city fire department, f. ire district and selected volunteer com les throughout the county are equipped with county base stations for operation on county net. In addition, chief officers of these departments are provided county hand-held radios.

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i CITIES OF SAN LUIS OBI!PO COJNTY PG. ICE RADIO SYSTEMS Each of the cities' has a " green" tkF frequency pair complementing the Sheriff's i

tkF systems. The configurations are identical mobile relay stations located for optimum coverage for each city.

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hARNING/ ALERTING A.

Early Warning Sirens System

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The Early Warning Siren System consists of approximately 128 sirens located within the Basic Planning Zone which extends to Cayucos on the north to San Luis Obispo on the east to the Five Cities area in the southeast.

The activation system is owned and maintained by the County Department of Technical Services and the sirens and receivers are owned and maintained by Pacific Gas and Electric Comany.

Activation: The Emergency Services Director or alternate, the County Sneriff, may authorize the activation of the system. In their absence, the Watch Comander at the Sheriff's Office has authorization. The Emergency Broadcast System stations will be notified prior to activation.

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A p roximately llD receivers are distribut'ed to schools, transportation yards, hospitals, convalescent care centers and other institutions for alerting them with special instructions. Control -

consoles for activation of these receivers are located in the Sheriff's Dispatch Center and in the EOC.

Locations: Refer to Table TS 02.

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Pagers

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Pagers have been assigned to key governmental officials and to members of the Environmental Health field monitoring teams.

The pagers are activated in the Shariff's Dispatch Center.

Pacer Assiartnents 1.

Emergency Services Director - William Briam 2.

Emergency Services Assistant Director - Tim Ness 3.

Emergency Services Coordinator - Jim Grant 4.

Emergency Services Coordinator - Jeff Paullus

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County Sheriff - George Whiting 4.

County Engineer - George Protopapas i

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County Health Officer - Dr. Rowland, M.D.

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Lead P@lic Information Officer - Steve Mail (Personnel) 9.

Communications Technician - Walter Rheingens tcAC/ Field Teams

10. Erwironment,a1 Health - Tim Mazzacano

11. Air Pollution Control District - Bob Carr

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TESTING The communications equipment which is not otherwise used on a regular basis will be tested according to the following schedule:

C Testing Equipment Frequency Department Responsible 1.

Tone Alert Monitor Monthly Sheriff Receivers 2.

Pagers Daily Sheriff 3.

COC Base Stations -

Quarterly Comunication 4

EWS Sirens Amually PGancE and County OES 5.

Telephone in EOC Monthly County OES 6.

Telephone in Media Center Quarterly County CES and PGar 4 7.

LK)AC Telephones and Radios Quarterly Environmental Health 8.

Ring Oom Telephone -

Weekly Sheriff Cities 9.

Ring Down Telephone -

Monthly Sheriff EBS Stations 10.

Radio Backte-Monthly Sheriff EBS Stations 11.

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TAELE TS-01 Primary and Alternate Communications (Sheet 1 of 7)

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Emergency Telephone Tone Alert Telephone Tone Alert Services Rec.

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School SWt.

Telephone Tone Alert Direct [ntercom Telephone a.

Rancho Rec.

Telephone Tone Alert Rec.

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All Schools Tcrie Alert Direct Intercom in Basic EPZ Rec.

Telephone Tone Alert Rec.

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Health Telephone.

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General Services Telephone Tone Alert Telephone Tone Alert Palm Rec.

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Agriculture Telephone Tone Alert Telephone Tone Alert Rec.

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Engineering Telephone Tcne Alert Telephone Tone Alert ter Rec.

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Social Services Telephone Tone Alert Telephone Tone Alert Rec.

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Communications Telephone 1.

Animal Telephone 1.

Animal Bldg 1200 Control Control Freq.

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Enviremental Telephone 1.

Intercom Telephorie 1.

Intercom Health on Animal on Animal a.

Office control Control Johnson Freq.

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Planning Telephone Telephone 13.

Personnel Telephone Telephone County Gov't 14 County Counsel Telephone Tcne Alert Telephone Tone Alert County Gov't Rec.

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Animal Control Telephone Radio-Animal Telephone Radio-Animal Control Freq.

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Media Center Telephone Telechene Direct Line Cuesta College See EOC See ECC Directory Directory

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Unified Dose Intercom Telephone Intercom Telephone Assessment Center DIC DIC See EOC See EOC Directory Directory II.

CITIES The following on the Ring Down

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Office of Emergency Services-Adninistrative' Office, Room 370, Co. Gov't Center, 1 0 93408 2.

CtF/ County Fire--Highway 1, SLO 93401 j

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Department of Social Services-3220 South Higuera, 10 93401 (Tom Gance) 4.

Technical Services-Room 400, Co. Gov't Center, SLO 93408 3:

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Agricultural Comissioner/APCD-2156 Sierra Way, 10 93401 (Richard Greek) i 6.

Environmental Health Department-2191 Johnson Avenue, SLO 93401 (Tim Mazzacano) b 7.

Juvenile Services Office, Kansas Avenue STATE AGENCIES--((X:AL 7FICEL 1

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California H10hway Patrol-675 California, SLO 93401 i

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California Department of Parks and Recreation-20-A Higuera Street, SLO 93401 (Ken Huddleston) j 11.

CaJifornia Men's Colony--Box A-E, SLO 93409-0003, j

(S@erintendent Dan McCarthy 543-2700)

DE01 CAL CARE FACILITIES Hosoitals

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County General-2180 Johnson Avenue, SLO 93401 l

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French--1911 Johnson Avenue, 5.0 93401 14.

Sierra Vista-1010 Murray Avenue, SLO 93401 15.

Arroyo Grande Comunity--134 South Hsicyon Road, Arroyo Grande, CA 93420 i

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Cabrillo --10--3033 Augusta, SLO 93401 j

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Hacienda-10--1425 Woodside Drive, 1 0 93401 18.

Morro Bay convalescent Center-Mi (Huntington Residential Care is co-located l

here), Highway 1 and South Bay Blvd, Morro Bay, CA 93442 l

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South County convalescent Center-AG,1212 Farroll Avenue, Arroyo Grande, CA 93420,

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Lillian Guest Home-MI,1264 Bolton Drive, Morro Bay, CA 93442 21 Dak Park Manor--AG,1073 Old Oak Park Road, Rt 2, Box 903b, Arroyo Grande, j

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Patio Home Care--AG, 222 South Elm, Arroyo Grande, CA 93420 l

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Baywood Elementary-1330 Ninth Street, Los Osos, CA 93402

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Los Osos inior High--1555 El Morro Street, Los Osos,. CA 93402

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Sonnyside Elementary--880 Manzanita, Los Osos, CA 93402

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Laguna 3.nior High--11050 Los Osos Valley Road, S.0, CA 93401 29 C.L. Smith-1375 Balboa Street, SLO, CA 93401

30. Pacific Beach High--11950 Los Osos Valley Road, ' SLO, CA 93401

31. Bishop's Peak Elementary--451 Jaycee Drive, SLO, CA 93401

32. Hawthorne Elementary-225 Story Street, SLO, CA 93401

33. Los Ranchos Elementary-5785 Los Ranchos Drive, SLO, CA 93401 34 Sinsheimer Elementary-2755 Augusta Street, S.0, CA 93401

35. San Luis Senior High-1350 California Blvd, SLO, CA 93401

36. Morro Elementary--1130 Napa, Morro Bay, CA 93442

37. Morro Bay High-235 Atascadero Road, Morro Bay, CA 93442

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Bellevue-Santa Fe Elementary--1401 San Luis Bay Drive, SLO CA 93401

39. SLCD-Bus Yard (Corporation Yard)-937 Southwood Drive, SLO, CA 93401 40 Lucia Mar Unified School District-District Office, 602 Orchard.

Street, Arroyo Grande, CA 93420 (Hank Watchman)

41. LMSD-Arroyo Grande Bus Yard--Stanley Avenue, Arroyo Grande, CA

42. Branch Elementary-970 School Road - AG, CA

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Grover City Elementary-365 South Tenth Street, Grover City, CA 93433 V

44 Grover Heights Elementary-770 North Eighth Street, Grover City, CA 93433

45. Harloe Elementary-901 Fair Oaks Avenue, Arroyo Grande, CA 93422

46. North Oceano Elementary-2101 Pike, Grover City, CA 93433 47 Ocean View Elementary-1208 Linda Drive, Arroyo Grande, CA 93420

48. Ocean Elementary--P.O. Box 308, Oceano, CA 93445

49. Shell Beach Elementary-2100 Shell Beach Rcad, Pismo Beach, CA 93449

50. Judkins Intermediate-Wadsworth & Hanford Street, Pismo Beach, CA 93449

51. Arroyo Grande High-495 Valley Road, Arroyo Grande, CA 93420

52. Lopez High--1221 Ash Street, Arroyo Grande, CA 93420

53. Paulding Intermediate-600 Crown Street, Arroyo Grande, CA 93420 54 Dana Elementary-920 West Teff t Street, Nipomo, CA 93444

55. N1pomo Elementary--P.O. Box 385, Nipomo, CA 93444

56. Atascadero Unified School District-6800 ewis Avenue, Atascadero, CA 93422, (Anthony Avina, S @ erintendent

57. Cancria Union School District--13 Street, Cartria, CA 93428 (Shirley Carpenter, S@erintenden

58. Cayucos Elementary School District as Drive, Cayucos, CA 93430 (William Wood, S@erintendent

59. Coast Joint Union.High School Dis

.R. 1, Box 100, Cantria, CA 93428 (James Brown, S@erintenden

60. Paso Robles Union District-5041 reet, Paso Robles, CA 93446 (Richard Herzberg, S@erintenden (elementary schools)

61. Paso Robles Joint Union High School 0 strict-504-1/2

eet, Paso Rccles, CA 93446 (Richard Herzberg, S@erintenden

• Designates a location within 10 miles of the Diablo Canyon Power Plant.

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62. Pleasant Valley Joint on School Dis ar Rocte B6x 4390, San Miguel, CA 93451 (John Lamb, Princip i

San Migusi Joint Union School District--P.O.

x 299,1601 "L" Street 63 San Miguel, CA 93451 (Robert Unverferth, Superintenden6, ;

64 Shandon Unified School District-P.O. Box 79, South First

reet, Shandon, CA 93461-0079 (Richard Sumers, Superintenden

65. Termleton Unified School District-Route 2, Box 1 9th & Main Streets, Ter@leton, CA 93465 (Joe Melor, Superintenden

66. Cuesta C

.0. Box J, Highway 1, SLO 93403 (Frank Martinez,

'Presiden 67 County Steerint is Office-P.O. Box I, San Luis Obispo, CA 93406 (Sam Canal

68. Arroyo Grande Pre-School-other preschools are located within Arroyo Grande, CA 93420 (Sam Canale h ), 229 Stanley Avenue, schools that will have a tone alert monitor 69.

erson School-251 Grand Avenue, S.O 93401 (Sant Canale ADULT HANDICAPPED SCHOOL

70. Achievement House-Cuesta College Road, SLO 93401 (Elden Kirby, Directort M

71. Casa de Vi inecke Street, SLO 93401 (Yvonne Geizer, Adninistrator C

72. Ftnctional Living--San Luis & San Antonio, Avila Beach, CA 93424, (Larry Steffen, DirectorM -

73. South County Industries-1101-B Pike Lane 13th Street), Oceano, CA 93445 (Steve Beard, Program Coordinato PRIVATE SCHCOLS 74 Central Coast Christian Academy-227 treet, Arroyo Grande, CA 93420 (Marilyn Miller, Superintendent

75. St. Patricks Parochial School-900 West Branch Street, Arroyo Grande, CA 93420 (Sister O'Connell, Principa PACIFIC GAS & ELECTRIC CCW ANY

76. District Office-410 Higuera Street, SLO 93401

77. District Office-410 Higuera Street, S.O 93401

78. Unified Dose Assessment Center I

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Overview - Concept of Departmental Roles 1

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De primary role of the County Agriculture Department is to provide agrarian technical input related to ingestion pathway data collection, assessment and protective response.

L De County Agriculture Coeurissioner will assist the UDAC Coordinator in the interpretation of field and laboratory radiological data regarding potential contamination of food stuffs, crops and agricultural water supplies.

He will provide the UDAC Coordinator with infomation required to jointly prepare recommendations to the County Health Officer pertaining to the need to interdict / replace food, agricultural / water and milk (milk is responsibility of CDFA - Dairy Inspector) supplies.

De UDAC Coordinator will rely on County Agriculture to provide infonnation on land use, dairy locations, fiel d-to-market

times, sounes of mplacement food products, consumption rates, etc., and to act as liaison with the agricultural connunity.

The County Agriculture Commissioner will also have the responsibility to request and coordinate assistance and information provided by the State Department of Agriculture.

The Commissioner will coordinate and provide local infonnation in support of the Ingestion Pathway Zone (IPZ) responsibilities of State Radiological Health Branch (R.H.B.) in conjunction with the UDAC Coordinator.

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l Upon notification of the declaration of an ALERT or more severe status, the Director of Air Pollution Control will notify the Agriculture Commissioner or his alternate to report to the County Emergency Operations Center and report to the UDAC Director.

De Agriculture Connissioner will notify County Agriculture staff as needed.

(See. Notification Roster.)

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TRAINING, DRILLS AND EXERCISES' Training Programs Training opportunities that enhance the UDAC technical support role will l

be attended on an as-needed basis.

Specific training is outlined in Part V, training, drills and exercises of the overall plan.

Drills and Exemises An exercise is an event that tests the integrated capability and a major portion of the basic elements existing within emergency preparedness plans and organizations.

De emergency preparedness exercise shall simulate an emergency that results in off-site radiological releases which would require response by off-site authorities.

Exercises shall be conducted as set forth in NRC and FEMA rules.

A drill is a supervised instruction period aimed at testing, developing and maintaining skills in a particular operation.

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conduct drills, in addition to the annual exercise, at the frequencies indicated below.

Cosmiunicat1on Driiis Communications with state and local governments within the Ingestion Pathway Emergency Planning Zone shall 'be tested quarterly.

Cosmiunications between the nuclear. facility, state and local emergency operations centers and field assessment teams shall be tested annually.

Communications drills shall also include the aspect of understanding the content of messages.

Radiological Monitoring Drills (desirable, but RHB responsibility)

Radiological monitoring drills (off site) shall be conducted annually.

These drills shall include collection and analysis of all sample media (e.g., water, vegetation, soil and foodcrops), and provisions for communications and record keeping.

Health Physics Drills Health physics drills shall be conducted semiannually which involve 3

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EIERGENCY ACTIONS Tasks assigned to the County Agriculture Cosmiissioner.

Unusual Event No action required.

Alert At the request of the Air Pollution Control Director, report to UDAC to assist in IPZ assessment.

Notify key personnel of stand-by status.

(Attachment 1, Notification Roster)

Site Area Emergency / General Emergency Complete steps for alert as indicated above.

Provide infomation as needed and requested by UDAC on land use, dairy i

locations, field-to-market time estimates, sources of replacement food, etc.

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Cossuunicate instructions to local famers/ ranchers from call list regarding necessary protective response instructions.

In conjunction with UDAC Coordinator, supply input to County Public Infomation Officer in developing instructions /infomation for the general public on IPZ protective response.

Act as the UDAC Liaison to EOC on issues unique to agriculture.

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o f,6 1 ~ j t 4 SAN LUIS OBISPO COUNTY NUCLEAR POWER PLANT EMERGENCY RESPONSE PLANT III.13 STANDARD OPERATION PROCEDURE COUNTY AIR POLLUTION CONTROL DISTRICT <.h SAN LUIS OBISP0 COUNTY OFFICE OF EERGENCY SERVICES APPROVED AUGUST 20, 1982 REVISED MAY,1984 REVISED APRIL,1985 (5886u)

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r L t CONTENTS Page A. Preface 1 8. Introduction C. Notification 1 D. Emergency Actions 1 E. Shift Change 3 F. Attachments 4 1. Notification List C e 1

{ AIR POLLUTION CONTROL DISTRICT 1 A. Preface This SOP comprises Section III.40 of the San Luis Obispo County Nuclear Power Plant Emergency Response Plan. Part I of the Plan describes the overall county emergency organization and response, while Part II includes implementing instructions. Preparedness measures and emergency procedures concerning the operation of the County Air Pollution Control District are set forth in this 50P. ) i i 1 8. Introduction The role of Air Pollution Control (APCD) is to provide one staff member in the Unified Dose Assessment Center (tX)AC) to acquire from off-site, independent infomation

sources, data relating to short-term and long-range weather forecasts, macro / micro meteorological conditions, off-site wind speeds and directions, and other meteorological data as deter-mined to be necessary and available.

APCD will provide this infomation to the UDAC and Direction and Control Group in coordination with the National Weather Service (NWS) mpresentative and/or PG8E meteorologists. C. Notification Upon notification of declaration of an ALERT or more severe status, the ( County Emergency Services Coordinator will notify the Director of Air Pollution Control, or his alternate, to proceed to UDAC and report to the UDAC Coordinator. The APCD Director will in turn notify the National Weather Service in Santa Maria and request a NWS representative to report to the Emergency Operations Center. In addition, the APCD Director will notify the Agri-cultural Commissioner to report to the UDAC (refer to Attachment I, Noti-fication List). D. Dnergency Actions Unusual Event No actions mquimd. Alert Site Area Emergency, General Emergency Make notifications as shown in Attachment I. Report to the UDAC Coordinator at the EOC. Unless otherwise directed by the UDAC Coordinator, establish contact and l gather current short-term and long-range weather data and wind conditions from the following agencies: 1 1 -.. +

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a. National Weather Service 6:30 a.m. to 10:45 p.m., Monday through Friday. National Weather Service - Santa Maria 3249 Skyway Drive Santa Maria 93455 (emergency and warning, 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. ) (business line, 6:30 a.m. to 10:45 p.m.) tape recorded weather forecast) b. National ' Weather Service - Redwood City (forecast office) in operation 24 hours per day, 365 days per year. National Weather Service - Redwood City (forecast office) 660 Price Avenue d CA 94063 (emergency) (routine) c. Nation 1 Weather Service hour radio broadcast, frequency (County OES will provide radio scanner). Information available from National Weather Service: Two-day forecast for Central Coast Speculative Central Coast forecast for third day Instantaneous wind speed and direction, and hourly (, weather conditions from Santa Maria Airport from 0730 to 2100. Hourly wind speed and direction from San Luis Obispo Airport from 0730 to 2100. Twenty-minute wind speed and direction from Piedras Blancas. d. Guard: Marine Safety Of fice, Alameda Sea conditions Observations made by ships at sea Observations from offshort buoys e. Pacific Gas and Electric meteorology towers, available at the UDAC; short-tem, innediate weather infomation. Log all off-site data gathered from appropriate NWS, PG8E meteorology towers, or other air monitoring stations, as it is available by telemetry equipment or otherwise. Set up and periodically update two Atmospheric Conditions status boards, one located in UDAC and one located in EOC, with current and long-range, weather and wind data. Coordinate and consult with PG&E near-site meteorologist (EOF) on all meteorological data and forecast. 2

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t. Evaluate all meteorological data and infom UDAC Coordinator of ramifica-tions of any rapid, unusual variations in wind or weather conditions. Provide periodic briefings to appropriate EOC personnel and others as directed by the UDAC Coordinator. De APCD Director will make available all logs, records, written instructions, and work-in-progmss, and brief incoming NWS or PGAE meteorologists. E. Shift Change On duty APCD personnel will mlinquish

logs, records, written instructions, and work-in-prognss and brief incoming APCD replacement after completing a standard eight-hour work shift including any hours torked prior to arrival at LEAC; shift changes may be altered at the direction of the UDAC Coordinator or the Director.

UDAC Coordinator will be informed of personnel change prior to the departure of off-shift APCD personnel. The first APCD person to respond to notification will, during the first eight-hour work shift, locate and establish comununication with the other meters of the response team. He will put together a work shift schedule and notify the other moders of the response team, the LEAC Coordinator and the PGAE Meteorological team leader. Each of the off-duty response team members are responsible for notifiying C. the on-duty moder of their status and location so that they can be reached in the event of 'any changes. e i 3 m.

j. \\l - l! '- l ih, ATTACHMENT 1 i Notification List Agency Job Title Name Office Phone Home Phone Agricul tural Comissioner Ag. Comissioner Richard Greek Alt. Agricultural I Comissioner Assistant Ag. Com. Bob Lilley J Alt. Agricultural Comissioner Deputy Ag. Com. Stewart Williams 1 National l Weather Service Forecaster Mike Ekern 6: a.m.to j! 10:45 p.m. Redwood City 24-hour nunber l APCD Al Ronyecz APCD Paul Allen j i i i I I l I \\ ) i 4 i { l

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• pre-emergency preparedness, alert and mobilisation, and emergency procedures necessary for an emergency response at the local level. Other Plan sections include: Part I Administrative Plan; Part II:

Implementing Instructions; Part IV: Support Material; ( and Part V Plan Maintenance. Training Esercises, and Drills. (:: IC:~ e SOF4 3 ..+

L. I *. TABLE OF CONTENTS FACE A. PRE-EMERGENCY PREFAREDNESS 6 { 1. Overview 6 2. Authority and Responsibility 6 3. Prerequisites 6 4. References 6 l 5. Other Involved Agencies 6 6. Emergency Organization 6 7. Assignments 7 8. Staff 11 9. Facilities 11

10. Communications 12

11. Operational Vehicles and Equipment 12

12. Emergency Worker Protective Gear 13 j

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13. Training Program 14 i

14. Drills and Esercises 14

15. Equipment Testing / Calibration 14

16. Plan Update 14 5.

NOTIFICATION AND MOBILIZATION 14 i 1. Response by Emergency Classification 14 f,Q 2. Alerting Procedures 15 3. Emergency Notification List 15 4. Mobilisation of Staff 15 5. shift Change 15 6. Staff Augmentation 15 C. ENERCENCY PROCEDURES 15 1. Emergency Services Director 15 {' 2. Energency Services Coordinator 17 3. Crover City Police Department 21 4. Crover City Conaunity Development Department 24 D. ATTACHED EXHIBITS 1. CC 1-Grover City Emergency Organization Chart 26 2. CC 2-Carless Population Assembly Points 27 3. CC 3-Nuclear Emergency Response Plan - Police Department 28 Notification List 4. CC 4-Nuclear Emergency Response Plan - City Administrator 29 Notification List 5. CC 5-Police Department Emergency Organisation Chart 30 6. CC 6-Fire Department Organisation Chart 31 7. CC 7-Comeunity Development Department Organization 32 l Chart l 8. CC 8-Radiological Exposure Control 33 9. CC 9-Response by Energency Action Level 35

10. CC 10 - Alerting Diagram 36

11. CC 11 - EOC Activation / Emergency Coeuounications Procedure 37 i

12. CC 12 - Checklist / Emergency Operations Center Activation 38 SOF4 4

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TABt.E OF CONTENTS I (continued) i 'PAGE l l D. ATTACMED EXMIBITS (continued) 13. GC 13 - Emergency consunication Los 39 14. GC 14 - Evacuation Traffic Control 40 15. GC 15 - Ivacuation Through Routes 41 16. GC 16 - Protective Action Zones 42 i c I r C l ? I t 3074 5

D = - y.. j: i.; * ( A. PRE-EMERCENCY PREPAREDNESS

1. OVERVIEW This procedure incorporates pre-emergency preparedness and emergency procedures for responding to an emergency at the Diablo Canyon Nuclear Power Plant.

t Substantial portions of this procedure have been developed from the general emergency plan for the City of Crover City in order to asintain coordination between emergency plans and procedures.

2. AUTHORITY AND RESPONSIBit,ITIES In recognition of the need to assign specific responsibilities to departments l

and individuals the lead agencies and individuals have been identified for each type emergency. The Police Department has been designated as the responsible agency in the event of a nuclear incident. The Police. Fire, and Community Development Departments all have major roles in the event of an incident which is sufficiently serious to call for either a selective or general evacuation. C.

3. PREREQUISITES Familiarity with the Nuclear Power Plant Energency Response Plan. Parts I and

11. and this procedure, plus radiological energency training identified in the Plan. Part V.

4. REFERENCES

a. County of San Luis Obispo gasic Plan for Peacetime Esertencies.1981.

b. Evacuation Times Assessment Study for the Diablo Canyon Power Plant.

Pacific Cas & Electric. 1981.

c. County of San Luis Obispo Chief of Police and Fire Administration Action Emeraency Evaeustion Plan. April 1980.

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d. Crover City Emergency Plan 1982.

5. OTHER INV01.VED AGENCIES Other involved agencies and the designated functional assignments of each agency are shown in Attachment 1.8-1 of the Plan.

6. EMERCENCY ORCANIZATION Exhibit CC-1 indicates the energency organization.

The City Administrator heads the emergency organization and is the City Emergency services Director. In a nuclear power plant energency.'the Police Chief is the Baergency Services Coordinator, who will directly assist the City Energency Services Director. SOF4 6

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7. ASSIGNMENTS The following assignments are taken from Section I.8 of the county plan and are applicable to the City of Crover City.

Indicated below are the task assignments listed in the plan with a reference to specific plan section in parentheses.

s. City Council

1) Direction and Control of the Emersency Response Effort (S-I.7):

The City Administrator directs the City energency response and coordinates with the County Energency Services Director to insure a unified County-City response effort.

2) Alertina and Mobilisation of Response Aaencies (S-II.2): The City Administrator is responsible for notification of City Staff not directly notified by the public safety agencies.

3) Providing Public Information Durina Emergency '5-II.6):

The City Administrator is responsible for the release of public information regarding emergency operations conducted by City forces.

4) Exposure Control of Emergency Workers (5-11.8): The City Administrator will be informed of 'the monitoring and control of exposures received by emergency workers under his direction.

All exposures shall be reported through dispatch and shall be relayed to the County Nealth Officer. In addition, directives concerning use of protective gear are to be relayed to field personnel.

5) Coordination of Reentry Effort (5-II.11):

The City Administrator is responsible for coordination, recovery and reentry actions at the City level.

6) Supply and Procurement (5-I.7): The City Administrator is responsible Q

for supply and procurement to support City response actions.

b. City Police Departmentt

1) Alertina and Mobilisation of Response Agencies:

The San Luis Obispo County Sheriff's Department will notify the Crover City police Department.

2) Warnina the Public and Dissemination of Energency Instructions (S-II.5)_

The City Police Department will provide direct notification of the public as a supplement to the siren and Emergency Broadcast Systen. Notification will be provided through the use of patrol vehicles and foot patrol.

3) Frovidina Public Information Durina Emeraency (5-11.6): The City police Department officers will provide information and assistance to the public concerning the status of the emergency.

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4) Exposure Control of Emersency Workers (S-II.8): The City Adininistrator will be informed of the monitoring and control o' exposures received by energency workers under his direction. All exposures shall be reported through dispatch and shall be relayed to the County Esalth Officer.

In addition, directives concerning use of protective gear are to be relayed to f1 eld personnel.

5) Perimeter Control Around Restricted Areas (S-II.7.3.5):

The Police Department will support the California Highway Patrol in establishing a controlled perimeter around restrictta areas if such a perimeter affects the City.

6) Security Control (5-II.7.3.5): The Police Department is responsible for maintaining law and order.

If evacuation or relocation is called, the Police Department will patrol evacuated areas for the purpose of law enforcement during and after evacuation or relocation.

7) Traf fic Control in an tvecuation (5-II.7.5.3):

The Police Department will support the California Highway Patrol in imple'aenting the traffic management plan for an evacuation, if called. The support will consist of providing traffic control on local streets within the jurisdiction of the City.

8) Evacuation of Institutions and Carless Population (S-II.7.5.C-E):

The Police Department will assist the Fire Department in the evacuation (" of institutions and the earless population. A asp and indes of the i (* institutions, as well as a registration list of the earless population. l will be retained at the Police Department. l

9) Confirestion of Evacuation /Shelterinas (S-II.7.5.0): The Police Department will sonitor the progress of evacuation / sheltering actions

[ and provide progress reports to the County Emergency Services Director j based upon patrol of the affected areas. l C-2') 5 " "*d'" ' **' '"' "' "** '" '5-" ')' Department will continue to provide such services as are usually provided. The Police Department will coordinate with the County Realth Officer to respond to situations exceeding local c,apabilities. l l

11) Coordination of Reentry Effort (5-11.11): The Police Department will conduct field operations as directed by the City Emergency Services l

Director in coordination with the County Emergency Service Director. l during the reoccupancy of evacuated areas by the public.

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operations to assess damage and respond to an earthquake as directed by the City Emergency Services Director and County Earthquake Damage i l Assessment Center (EDAC). l l l l 50F4 3 e

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13) Communications (S-I.7): The Police Department will provide emergency communications for conducting emergency operations within their jurisdiction.

c. City Fire Department:

1) Warning the Public and Dissemination of Emergency Instructions (S-II.5):

The Fire Department will assist the Police Department in notifying the public as a supplement to the Siren Emergency Broadcast System.

2) Providing Public Information During Emergency (S-II.6):

Fire Personnel in contact with the public will provide information and instructions to assist the public in taking protective actions. Dosimeters will be carried to indicate the accumulative level of radiation.

3) Exposure Control of Emergency Workers (S-II 8): The Fire Chief will be informed of the monitoring and control of exposure received by emergency workers under his direction.

All esposures shall'be reported through C dispatch and shall be relayed to the County Health Officer. In addition, directives concerning use of protective gear are to be relayed to field personnel.

4) Operation of Public Structures as Shelters (S-II 7.3.C):

As appropriate, certain public structures may be operated as shelters by Fire Personnel for members of the public who cannot take. shelter C elsewhere. (Refer to Exhibit GC 2).

5) Perimeter Control Around nestricted Areas (S-11.7.3.5):

The Fire Department will assist the Police Department in establishing perimeter control within the City, as appropriate.

6) Traffic Control in_an Evacuation (S-11.7.5.B): The Fire Department will assist the Police Department in implementing traffic control measures within the City, as appropriate.

Cl Evacuation of Institutions and Cartess Population (S-II.7.5.C-E): ' The 7) Fire Department will assist in the evacuation of institutions. The Fire Department will monitor the status of collection points and coordinate with the County Engineer the nobilization of buses to evacuate persons from collection points. The Fire Department will also staff a non-emergency phone number for persons needing transportation or other assistance and will locate or provide transportation to the collection points for these persons. The Fira Department will update the Emergency Operations Center (EOC) with adequate information in a timely manner.

8) Confirmation of Evacuation / Sheltering (S-II.7.5.0): The Fire Department will assist the Police Department in providing confirmation of evacuation or sheltering as directed.

9) Emergency Medical and Public Health Support (S-II.9):

The Fire Department will continue to provide such services as are usually provided. The Fire Department will coordinate with the EOC. The EOC will coordinate with the County Health Officer to respond to situation exceeding local capabilities. ,50P4 9

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10) Coordination of Reentry Effort ( S-II.11_),t The Fire Departman't will assist the Police Department in conducting operat, ions as directed by the City Emergency Services Directors.

11) Earthquake Response (5-11.14): The Fire Department will assist the Police Department in conducting field operations to respond to an earthquake as directed by the City Emergency Services Director coordinated with the County Earthquake Damage Assessment Center (EDAC).

12) Fire and Rescue (S-II.7): The Fire Department is responsible for fire and rescue locally and for supporting County-wide response under the direction of the County Fire Department (California Division of Forestry).

The OES Area Fire and Rescue Coordinator will request resources from outside if required to support local response.

13) Consunications (S-I.7): The Police Department will provide emergency communications for the Fire Department through the u.se of the radio net.

d. Community Development Department

1) Exposure Control of Emersency Workers (S-II.8):

The City Conaunity Development Director will be informed of the monitoring and control of exposures received by energency workers under his direction. All exposures shall be reported through dispatch and shall be relayed to the County Health Officer. In addition, directives concerning use of protective gear are to be relayed to field personnel.

2) perimeter Control Around Restricted Areas (5-11.7.5.B):

The Cossmunity Development Department will place barricades as directed by the Police Department.

3) Traffte Control in an Evacuation (5-11.7.5.3):

The Community Development Department will place barricades, maintain the streets, and perform other functions to maintain traffic flow during an evacuation as { directed by the Police Department. d

4) Earthquake Response (S-II.14):

The Community Development Department will assist the Police Department in conducting field operations to assess damage and respond to an earthquake as directed by the City Emergency Services Director through coordination with the County Earthquake Damage Assessment Center (EDAC).

5) Coussuniestions (S-I.7)

The cosaunity Development Department will provide radio dispatched vehicles and other consunications to support the energency response effort.

6) Transportation (S-I.7):

The Community Development Department will provide vehicles to support the energency response effort.

7) Other Staff Assistance:

The Parks Staff will assist the Community Development Department as needed. SOF4 10

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8. STAFF k'

TEaTring of the City emergency organization will be determined by department heads. Staffing will be on a 12-hour shif t. 24-hour basis.

a. City Administrator:

Depending upon the particular emergency response, the City Administrator will mobilize additional departments and staff as required. (See Notification Lists. Exhibits GC 3 and GC 4)

b. Police Department:

The Police Department Organization Chart is shown in Exhibit GC 5.

c. Fire Department: The Fire Department Organization Chart is shown in Exhibit GC 6.

The fire station is manned entirely by volunteer call-out personnel for a basic emergency response.

d. The Comunity Development Department:

The Comunity Development Department Organization Chart is shown in Exhibit GC 7. The Department is organized into wdrk crews with defined sets of skills and equipment. Although the Department is organized on a standard workday basis, it is frequently called on to perfonn emergency activities.

9. FACILITIES During a nuclear power plant emergency, the City will activate an Emergency

( Operations Center (EOC) tn Conference Room "A". Grover City Police Department. The Emergency Operations Center has a capacity of 15. Existing City facilities are as follows:

a. Grover City Facilities:

1) Grover City Hall 154 S. Eighth Street 5000 sq. ft. of buildin Business Phone

2) Fire Station 867 Ramona Avenue 3000 sq. ft. of building Business Phone

3) Grover City Recreation and Parks Department 1230 Trouville Avenue 4000 sq. ft. of 11di Business Phone

4) Grover City Corporation Yard 1597 Saratoga Avenue 2000 sq. ft, of buildin Business Phone

5) Grover City Police Station 711 Rockaway Avenue 5200 sq. ft. of building Emergency Phone -

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The comunications system in Grover City is a local two-way radio system. There is no repeater or microwave. The base station is at the Police Department. Radios are UHF.

a. Comunication Centers:

1) Primary Comunication Center:

a) police De prtment - The dispatch center has contact capabilities with all City Departments as well as radio contact with Sheriff's Department, thereby full County comunication network. In addition, the dispatch center has capability of citizens band radio, thereby comunications to citizens network.

2) Secondary Communications Center:

a) City Hall - The location is adjacent to the Police Department. It has two (2) base stations on the same primary frequency as the Comunity Development Department and the Fire Department. Portable power supply should be brought to these locations if these locations are utilized.

3) Mobile Comunications Center:

a) Portable Radios - Portable radios give this capability, to a limited extent, to any building. b) Citizen Band - This radio system provides a secondary mobile center.

11. OPERATIONAL VEHICLES AND EQUIPMENT

a. Fire Department: The following list. includes all Grover City Fire Department vehicles.

All vehicles are equipped with red light, siren, and two-way radios.

1) Fire Station a) Fire Engines 1956 American La France Pumper 1000 GPM 1957 Maxim Pumper 1000 GPM 1974 Van Pelt Pumper 1000 GPM b) 1961 Chevrolet Panel c) 1963 Jeep

b. Police Department: The following vehicles and equipment are assigned to the Grover c11y Police Department.

7 sedans, radio equipped 1 station wagon, radio equipped 10 portable radios various weapons, a munition, gas masks, protective equipment, portable lighting systems, and portable megaphone 50P4 12

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\\_ available: 5 Fick-up trucka 1 Backhoe 3 Sedans 1 Front loader 3 Dump trucka 2 Grader 1 Van, 15 passenger 1 One ton water service truck 1 Street sweeper 1 80-Ib. Jack Hammer 1 Snow-Co trailer 1 8-12 ton 2-wheel (steel) Roller 2 Air compressors' 1 Trailer for above (Miller) 1 Portable Arc welder

• 1 Air blower (confined spaces) 2 Chain saws 1 Sewer rodder (500 feet) 1 Concrete'saw 1 Diaphragm pump (3 inches) 1 Compactor 2 Sump pumps (2 inches and 3 inches) 1 F.A. System 1 Portable megaphone 1 Trailer / Portable Generator

12. EMERCDICY WORKER PROTECTIVE GEAR Protective kits are easigned to the Grover City Police and Fire Departments, eithough additional kits will be stockpiled by the County General Services Department for a nuclear emergency and made available to City emergency workers as required and available. Each kit contains:

0-200 mR pocket ionization dosiaster 0-20 1 pocket ionization dosimeter Integration radiation dosimeter (TLD) Focassium iodide tablets All Grover City personnel involved in the implementation of this plan are to be assigned one kit (total 110 kits) and necessary chargers to maintain dosimeter batteries. (*) Upon receipt of the kit, emergency workers who. may be exposed to radiation during an emergency shall read and understand the instructions and procedures contained here. (See County Plan Section 11.8, Exposure Control for Emergency Workers.) Equipment shall be stored at both the Police and Fire Departments. Equipment will be issued to each worker when he arrives. (See Exhibft GC 8 Radiological Exposure Control. Also see County Plan Sections I.4.C. Exposure Critaria, and 11.8, Emergency Worker Exposure Control.) In addition, all fire fighters are equipped with protective clothing which is maintained at the Fire Station. The Fire Department has 12 high pressure " Scott Air Pack" breathing apparatus which are mounted on the fire engines. /.dditionally'the County is currently working to provide a cache of respirators acd anti-contamination clothing which would be distributed as needed during the emergency. (*) These are needed but not presently obtained. 80F4 13

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13. TRAINING PROGRAM

( The City' Administrator will request the County Administrator to schedule training in the following areas for designated City officials, as required, to ensure adequate response capability. This training vill take place yearly.

s. Disascer Pt. 4 redness and Emergency Management

b. Radiological Health Sciences

c. Emergency Worker Exposure Control The responsibility for designating City officials for training vill be the City Administrator's. Training vill be provided from State OES funds.

(See County Plan Section V.1 for the complete training program.)

14. DRILLS AND EXERCISES U

Full scale exercises will be held as required. A critique of this procedure shall be performed after each exercise. A revised and updated procedure based on critique will be prepared and distributed by the City Emergency Services Director, under the direction of the County Emergency Services Director. (See County Plan V.2 for the complete drill package.) I

15. EQUIPMENT TESTING / CALIBRATION Any communications or monitoring equipment purchased especially for this plan shall be checked and calibrated at least semi-annually by the Police l

Department. Such check shall be recorded and filed at the Police Depar: ment Office. (See County Plan Section V.3 for additional details.) 1

16. PLAN UPDATE l

This procedure will be reviewed annually by the City Administrator. All C information contained herein shall be verified and updated as required. In addition, this procedure will be reviewed and revised after each annual exercise and revisions distributed as per Section 14. (See County Plan Section V.4 for additional details.) B. NOTIFICATION AND MOBILIZATION

1. RESPONSE BY EMERCENCY CLASSIFICATION Response shall be in accordance with the Emergency Action Level as determined by the County-PC&E classification system.

The County Plan Section 1.4.E describes the Emergency Action Level classification in detail. Also described 1 in that section of the Plan are actions which will be taken by the County at various levels of emergency, such as opening a media center at Cuesta College i at the ALERT level for providing public information. Exhibit CC 9 indicates what actions may be taken by Grover City at each emergency level. 50P4 14

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2. ALERTING PROCEDURES Initial notification will come from PG4E, or the California Office of Emergency Services State Warning Center to the County Sheriff.

Use of the existing public safety communications network will allow rapid notification of all cities through the County Sheriff's Department, as indicated in Exhibit GC 1. Telephone links to the City are backed up by two-way radio on police and fire frequencies as well as a planned one-way tone-alert monitor radio system. Key City emergency staff will be reached by telephone or radio, while other staff will be notified by telephone or word of south. All notifications will give the level of emergency as established by the Emergency Action Level classification system and will briefly describe response actions (standby, report for duty, commence staff recall, etc.). Messages will be verified and authenticated as appropriate.

3. ENERCENCT NOTIFICATION LIST Exhibit GC 10 indicates agency notifications to be performed by the Police yU Department; Exhibits GC 3 and GC 4 indicate notifications to be performed by the City Administrator.

In addition to these key actifications, each involved official shall notify staff seabers as appropriate.

4. M031LIZATION OF STAFF Mobilisation of staff shall be consistent with Exhibit GC 10 and as described in Part A.g; Staff, of the County Plan.

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5. SHIFT CHANGE Departments will operate on a continuous 12-hour shift basis except where three shifts are designated.

Each agency chief shall be responsible for designating shifts to provide continuity of operations during the emergency.

6. STAFF AUGMENTATION C'

The Grover City Police Department has 17 full-time persons available for, duty who shall be recalled. The Grover City Police and Fire Departments have a combined total strength of 25 volunteers available for duty. The City Administrator shall call to duty other City agencies and their* staff as necessary and appropriate. If the City staff resources are insufficient to manage the emergency, County or State-level help will be requested. i C. EMERGENCY PROCEDURES

1. Emeraency Services Director l

The City Administrator, as the Emergency Services Director, is responsible for coordinating the City departments during an emergency and for asking sure that the public is informed. Grover City will have direct communications with the County Emergency Operations Center and will have access to current information about the status of conditions and types of responses under consideration.

a. Notification and Response The City Administrator, or his alternate, the Police Chief, will be notified of an incident by the Watch Commander of the Police Department.

The City Administrator will take action based upon the incident classification. SOF4 15

( If the incident classification is: UNUSUAL EVENT

1) Refer to Exhibit GC 9.

ALERT

1) Consider opening the Emergency Operations Center.

(See Exhibit.GC 9)

2) Notify the Mayor and City Council; ask them to stand by or to report

~ to the Emergency Operations Center, if open. SITE AREA EMERGENCY OR GENERAL EMERGENCY

1) Open the Emergency Operations Center.

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2) Notify the Mayor and City Council.

3) Verify that department heads are mobilizing personnel.

4) Receive instructions from the County Emergency Operations Center concerning the possible need for sheltering-in-place, selective evacuation, or general evacuation.

5) Arrange for rotation of City officials to have 24 hours manning of the City's Operations Center.

6) Advise the Mayor and City Council of current status at regular intervals.

7) Direct the staffing of the City Hall switchboard to handle calls from the public and provide information to the public.

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8) Review all press relaases and public announcements by the County Public Information Officer and. obtain clarification, as necessary, to be sure that information being provided to the public by the City is consistent with that being disseminated by the County Public Information Officer.

9) Monitor the activities of the various departments.

10) Assure that adequate steps are taken to supply the emergency response through the use of mergency powers.

11) Assure that all departments take appropriate steps to protect those City employees engaged in emergency activities.

12) Assure that all City employees observe the procedure for radiological exposure control.

(See Exhibit GC 8).

b. Recoverv and Reentry:

The City Administrator will not allow recovery and reentry to begin natil authorized by the County EOC. 3 ? SOP 4 16 ._-n._..

i.[. 4 1- .I[\\ The City Administrator will:

1) Instruct City departments to remove roadblocks.

2) Review press releases and public announcements by the County Public i.

Information Officer to make sure that information provided to the public by the City is consistent.

2. EMERGENCY SERVICES COORDINATOR The Police Chief, or his alternate, serves as the Emergency Services Coordinator. He or his alternate serves as the Incident Commander. He works under the direction of the Emergency Services Director.

s. Notification and Response:

The Police Chief, or his alternate, is notified by the Watch Commander of the Police Department. The Police Chief will take actions based upon the incident classification. If

• the incident classification is:

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1) Refer to Exhibit GC 9.

ALERT

1) Record information, stand by.

2) Report to the Enargency Operations Center if opened by the City Administrator.

SITE AREA EMERGENCY OR GENERAL EMERGENCY

1) Mobilize Fire Department personnel - see below.

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2) Report to EOC.

b. Mobilization of Department LEVEL ACTION Unusual Event None Alert Police Chief reports to City EOC Site Area Emergency Total mobilization--activate SOP General Emergency Total mobilization--activate SOP l

1) SITE AREA EMERGENCY a) Fire Department response shall be by predesignated recall procedures to the fire station, in a SITE AREA EMERGENCY. Recall vill be initiated by the Police / Fire Dispatcher upon notification from San Luis Obispo Sheriff's Department. Police / Fire Dispatcher will activate pagers carried by all off-duty s.nd reserve personnel. The message will be " Respond to the Fire Station: Nuclear Incident at Diablo Canyon; Site Emergency in progress; Activate City SOP." ;g; h-=-

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u / b) All personnel will respond to the Fire Station, obtain their \\ equipment and respond to the assigned assembly point. Assembly, point assignments will be made up of fire fighters responding. They will activate their assigned assembly points. (See Exhibit GC 2)

2) GENERAL EMERGENCY a) At a GENERAL EKERGENCY level, the entire Fire Department will be mobilized and. carless population and institution evacuation support tasks will be implemented, if directed by the County Emergency Services Director.

1 b) Offsite fire and rescue alarms will be received through the normal alarm receipt methods of telephone, two-way radio, walk-in report by citizens, etc. c) Mutual aid fire crews from Pismo Beach, Arroyo Grande, Oceano. California Division of Forestry, and other jurisdictions, will be s( requested by Grover City Fire Chief via OES Area Coordinator in the County EOC. These crews will handle fire and rescue responses in Grover City. One local Fire Fighter will be assigned to each crew as a coordinator.

3) Relief of Personnel In the event of an offsite incident requiring long-term comunitments of C~-

Fire Department personnel, all personnel will be relieved every 12 hours. Mutual Aid Fire forces will be requested by the Fire Chief to the OES Area Coordinator in the County EOC. The Fire Chief will coordinate personnel scheduling based upon incident needs and the number of Fire Department personnel available. Duty rosters will be posted at the Fire Station.

4) Staff Augmentation Day-to-day fire and rescue response will be c'arried out by Mutual Aid Fire crews as requested by the Fire Chief.

These crews and their apparatus will be requested and will respond as per the County Fire Mutual Aid Plan and the OES Fire Mutual Aid System. Crew and apparatus may be sent from out of County agencias to the east, north, or south of Grover City, such as: a) Kern County b) Monterey County c) Santa Barbara County Procedures for fire fighting' and rescue operations and other offsite operations will be in accordance with Grover City Fire Department Operations and Training Manuals. SOP 4 18

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c. Public Notifications:

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1) The San Luis Obispo County Sheriff will activate the Early Warning 4

System (siren), if necessary. 4

2) The County Emergency Services Director may request the Grover City Police and Fire Departments to notify visitors to Pismo State Beach within City jurisdiction to leave the area.

Notification is made by loudspeaker. The Police Department will advise the County Emergency Services Director when notification is complete.

3) Other notifications may be made by the Fire Department, as directed by the Polics Department.

d. Public Information:

Fire / Police personnel shall, as approved by the EOC, provide information and emergency instructions to the general public in the course of conducting operations. (

e. Radiological Exposure Control:

The Police Chief will insure that Fire / Police Department personnel follow the exposure control procedures. (See Exhibit GC 8). i

f. Operating of Public Structures as Shelters:

Public shelters may be established by the Police Department if significant numbers of people cannot find shelter at their home or place of work. C~

3. Perimeter Control: Fire personnel will assist the Police Department.

h. Traffic Control: Fire personnel will assist the Police Department.

1. Evacuation of Institutions and Carless Population:

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1) Upon notification of a SITE AREA EMERGENCY, the Police / Fire Dispatcher will mobilize the Fire Department as outlined in the SOP under

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2) City fire personnel will respond to the Fire Station, report in and pick.

up their protective and monitoring equipment. j i

3) The Fire Chief will assign fire fighters to respond to predesignated i

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4) The Fire Chief will have one Fire-Fighter stand by at the Fire Station to serve as a guide for Mutual Aid Fire Forces.

5) Fire Fighters shall open up and activate assembly points.

One Fire Fighter shall man the telephone and phone the registered earless population to determine if rides are needed. He shall act as dispatcher to insure people are picked up. Two other Fire Fighters will each take a vehicle equipped with radio, red light, and public address capability and proceed on preassigned routes in the assembly point area to make announcements. Citizens within each area will be enlisted to assist carless population notification and transportation. The Police Chief shall call County Engineer at County EOC and request buses to respond to assembly points. Buses will be used to evacuate earless population from assembly points to outside the City as per County Plan. SOP 4 19

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6) The City EOC will insure Emergency Broadcast System is activated and announcements made regarding transportation of carliss population.

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7) Those needing rides will call their assembly point phone number to request assistance.

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8) Fire fighters on patrol will serve as contact points and communication links in the event phones are out of service.

9) Fire fighters at assembly points will notify the EOC as needed for pick up of people.

10) The Fire Department will assist in notification and relocation of l

carless population. Mutual aid crews are to be relied on to assist the Fire Department in the shelter task.

11) Periodical contact will be maintained with the County Engineer reporting the number of buses which have arrived, the number of people avaiting

(. rides and updated estimates of the total population to be evacuated by bus.

j. Confirmation of Evacuation / Sheltering: The Fire Department will assist the Police Department.

k. Emergency Medical and Public Health Support:

The Fire Department will assist in providing service under the direction of the County Health Officer.

1. Reentry and Recovery:

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1) The Police Chief will receive authorization to begin reentry from the City Administrator.

2) Reentry and recovery will be coordinated by the Police Chief. He shall:

C. a) Contact each assembly point to determine status of relocation. b) Call EOC to determine the need for support at shelters. c) Order deactivation of assembly point. d) Return apparatus and equipment to station. e) Release mutual aid crews. f) Release reserve personnel.

s. Earthquake Response: The Fire Department will' assist the Police Department in performing damage assessment.

(See also point n.) Refer also to the County Plan Section 11.14 and IV.3. SOP 4 20

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n. Fire and Rescue: The Fire Department will conduct fire and rescui response.

1 These functions will be carried on in accordance with the Fire Department's existing procedures. Mutual aid will be requested, if necessary, due to manpower need. The City Emergency Services Director shall set priorities if multiple emergencies exist.

o. Communications:

The Police Department communications capabilities shall support the emergency response.

p. Congregate Care:

'1) The County EOC will direct evacuees from Crover City to Vandenberg AFB which is designated as the primary congregate care center.

2) If Vandenberg AFB is full, the County EOC will be contacted for an alternate congregate care center.

3) Coordinate with the County EOC.

3. POLICE DEPARTMENT The Police Department has responsibility for law enforcement,' notification of City officials, and notification of the public in parks and beaches.

The Department will direct traffic during an evacuation under the general direction and coordination of the California Highway Patrol. The Police Department will open the City Emergency Operations Center at headquarters, if requested by the C.- City Emergency Services Director.

a. Notification and Mobilization The Fire / Police Dispatcher will receive notification of an incident at the Nuclear Power Plant from the San Luis Obispo Sheriff's Diablo Canyon' Department.

The Dispatcher will record the information and notify the Watch Commander. { The Watch Commander or Incident Commander will take action based upon the incident classification: UNUSUAL EVENT

1) The Watch Commander will notify:

a) City Administrator / Emergency Services Director b) Police Chief / Emergency Services Coordinator c) Fire Chief

2) Update the above if the situation changes.

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1) The Watch Comander will notify:

a City Administrator / Emergency Services Director b Police Chief / Emergency Services Coordinator c Fire Chief d Comunity Development Director

2) The City Administrator may authorize the opening of the City Emergency Operations Center.

In this event, see Exhibits GC 11. GC 12 and GC 13 'Grover City Emergency Operations Center Activation and Emergency Comunications Procedure. SITE AREA EMERGENCY OR GENERAL EMERGENCY

1) The Watch Comander will notify:

l a City Administrator / Emergency Services Director - b Police / Emergency Services Coordinator c Fire Chief d Comunity Development Director

2) The City Administrator will authorize the opening of the' City Emergency Operations Center.

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3) The Police Chief,.or his alternate, will initiate mobilizatio'n of the Police Department. Additional personnel will be called up and organized into two,12-hour shifts.

b. Notification of the Public:

1) The Early Warning System (sirens) will alert the public if protective actions are required; the County Sheriff's Office will activate the system.

2) The County Emergency Services Director may request the Grover City Police and Fire Departments to notify visitors to Pismo State Beach within City jurisdiction to leave the area.

Notification is made by loudspeaker. The Police Department will coordinate. The Police Department will advise the County Emergency Services Director when notification is complete.

3) Other notifications may be made by the Fire Department as directed by the Police Department.

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c. Public Information:

Fire / Police personnel shall, as approved by the EOC, provide information and emergency instructions to the general public in the course of conducting operations.

d. Exposure Control: The Police Chief shall ensure department staff follow the exposure control procedure.

(See Exhibit GC 8.)

e. Perimeter Control: The Police Department will establish access control at a perimeter to be designated by the County Emergency Services Director and implemented by the California Highway Patrol (CHP). The CHP will advise the i

City concerning degree of control. j l

f. Security Patrol:

1) Following an evacuation, security patrols will be initiated to:

a) Assure that all residents have left the area. b) Guard against theft or vandalism.

2) Patrols will be made at regular ittervals until it is confirmed that the evacuation is complete and that the perimeter has been secured. Police units will cease patrols when the County Emergency Operations Center has determined that continued patrols would expose the officers to unacceptable levels of radiation.

g. Traffic Control Durina an Evacuation:

1) Evacuation routes are shown in Exhibits GC 14 and GC 15.

Traffic control during an evacuation will be under the general direction of the California Highway Patrol. The Police Department will assist by controlling traffic on City streets and by providing assistance requested by the Highway Patrol on Route 1 and Highway 101. (See County Plan Attachment 11.7.5.-1, for Traffic Management Plan.) {

2) Evacuation for a major north or south exodus.

All traffic will be directed and diverted to the Oak Park and 4th Street on-ramps to Highway 101. There may be limited use of Highway 1. Grand Avenue. Farro11 Road, and The Pike. Use of alternate routes will be coordinated with affected agencies and CHP so as not to interfere with other agencies' routes of evacuation. Police will direct crews of the Community Development Department to place signs, cones, and barricades to direct traffic to the evacuation routes.

h. Evacuation of Institutions and Carless Population:

Police will assist in evacuation of local institutions by mobilizing local transportation rescues.

i. Confirmation:

Police patrols will monitor the progress of sheltering or evacuation and provide reports to the County EOC.

j. Emergency Medical and Public Health Support:

The Police Department will assist by providing transportation and communication,

k. Reentry: The Police Department will direct traffic and conduct other field operations to maintain an orderly reentry.

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The Police Department will survey the main evacuation routes and perform damage assessment of communications and other systems and report to the Earthquake Damage Assessment Center at the County EOC. (Refer to County Plan, Sections II.14 and IV.3)

m. Communications: Police comununications will support emergency response.

4. COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT The Community Development Department will assist the Police Department in the control of traffic by placing barricades and signs at critical traffic control points. The Department will make emergency road. repairs where possible. In the event of an earthquake, local damage assessment and repair activities will be conducted. Departmental communications and transportation resources will support the response effort.

a. Notification and Mobilization

' (' The Community Development Director is notified by the Police Department. The Community Development Director will take action based upon the incident classification: UNUSUAL EVENT

1) Refer to Exhibit GC 8.

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1) Stand by.

2) Report to the City Emergency Operations Center if activated.

SITE AREA EMERGENCY OR GENERAL EMERGENCY

1) The Consnunity Development Director will report to the City Emergency Operations Center.

2) The Consnunity Development Department personnel will be notified and organized into two shifts of 12 hours each.

a) Radiological Exposure Control The Consnunity Development Director will ensure that department personnel follow the radiological exposure control procedures. The up-to-date personnel list is kept at the Dispatch Center. b) Perimeter Control: Roadblocks will be established as directed by the Police Department. c) Traffic Control: Roadblocks and signs will be placed as directed by the Police Department to maintain evacuation traffic flow. (See Exhibit GC 14. Refer to County Plan Attachment II.7.5-1 for Traffic Management Plan.) SOP 4 24

g*, f* L-f.k( d) Earthquake Response: In the event of an earthquake, the Community i Development Department will assist in making damage assessments based upon field surveys by the Police Department and Community Development Staff. Repairs to key facilities which can be accomplished immediately shall be initiated. All other repairs shall be coordinated with the Earthquake Damage Assessment Center at the County EOC. (Refer to County Plan, Sections II.24 and IV.3) e) Communicationsi Departmental radio equipment shall support the response effort. f) Transportation: Departmental equipment shall support the response effort. The Community Development Department shall mobilize local transportation resources and coordinate with.the City Emergency Operations Center. li j 1 l 0 C 8 \\ SOP 4 25 .n-.

..;;;.g O v EXHIBIT GC 1 wa GROVER CITY EMERGENCY ORGANIZATION A i EMERGENCY SERVICES CITY COUNCIL DIRECTOR i i i l i I CITY ATTORNEY EMERGENCY SERVICES COORDINATOR 1 I 1 Q I COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT P,OLICE FIRE PARK AND RECREATION FINANCE l CITYCLERKl 1 g M S e I

u i T EXHIBIT GC 2 ,( CARLESS POPULATION ASSEMBLY POINTS i Two sites have been selected within the City of Grover City for use as assembly points for relocation of earless population. Each assenbly point is cumbered and shown on map (Exhibit GC 14). Fire fighters cssigned to Assembly Point One shall be responsible for notification and r.elocation support tasks in Sectors 2 and 3. Fire fighters assigned to Assembly Point Two shall be reaponsible for notification and relocation support basics in Sectors 2 2nf a. responsible parties, etc., of occupancies serving as Assembly Points

Managers, have agreed to this Plan, vill receive copies of the Plan and will be notified by Police / Fire Dispatcher at a SITE AREA EMERGENCY or GENERAL EMERGENCY level.

r Buses and other vehicles will be assigned by County Engineer to respond to these locations in order to transport the earless population to predetermined evacuation locations. Sector No. 1 Grover Heights Elementa School and 770 N. Eighth Street Sector No. 3 Sector No. 2 Grover City Elementa col 365 S. 10th Street C' Alternate facility for overflow: Grover City Recreatic 1230 Trouville Avenue SOP 4 27 b

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( n Q O-o s g EXHIBIT CC 3 g SAN LUIS OBISPO COUNTY NUCLEAR EMERCENCY RESPONSE PLAN w CITY OF CROVER CITY POLICE DEPARTHENT NOTIFICATION LIST Emergency Action Level X Unusual Event I Alert X Site Area Emergency X General Emergency i Office Home Confirmed ARency Job Title Name Phone _ PaBer Radio Phone _ Cosamente Grover City City Administrator Arnold Dowdy Emergency Services Director Emergency Grover City Police Chief David Brown Services Police Coordinator Department ver City Fire Chief lowell Forister Department NOTIFICATION STOPS HERE FOR UNUSUAL EVENT CONTINUE NOTIFICATION FOR ALERT OR GREATER Crover City Community Tom Sullivan Consnunity Development Development Director Department

O r l EXHIBIT GC 4 i 8 NUCLEAR EMERGENCY RESPONSE NOTIFICATION LIST - CITY ADl41NISTRATOR 1 BUSINESS City Councilman (Mayor) Jack Kean 1178 Margarita Avenue m Grover City City Councilman (Mayor Pro Ten) Dave Ekbom 1328 Grand Avenue l Grover City 1 i City Councilman Chuck Comstock 1288 South 16th Street l Grover City ) City Councilman Ken Meis 1505 Baden Avenue Grover City City Councilman VACANT i City Administrator Arnold Dowdy 525 South 12th St. Grover City l l Police Chief David Brown 711 Rockaway Avenue ) Grover City Fire Chief Lowell Forister 712 Newport Avenue i Grover City l Comunity Development Director Thomas Sullivan 1764 Trouville Avenue Grover City I City Clerk Abby Gallagher 154 S. 8th Street j Grover City l City Attorney Roger C. Lyon, Jr. 1104 Palm Street San Luis Obispo i Finance Director Linda Maher 154 S. 8th S'.reet Grover City Recreation & Park Director Jennifer Camara 1230 Trouville Grover City ) Building Inspector Stephen Hicks 10 La Entrada San Luis Obispo

( EIHIBIT GC 5 Police Department Organization Chart CHIEF OF POLICE Detective Sergeant Admin. Assistant Midnight Day Reserve Swing Officers Shift Shift Shift , Sergeant Sergeant (5) Sergeant ~ Fatrol Officers Patrol Officers Patrol Officers (2) (2) (3) Dispatchers (5) ) a 5 &.%~ q SOP 4 30

5 lt-lE.e i ?! i ~ EXHIBIT GC 6 FIRE DEPARTMENT ORGANIZATION CHART I i FIRE CHIEF FIRE MARSHAL ASSISTANT CHIEF ~ CAPTAIN CAPTAIN CAPTAIN ENGINEER ENGINEER ENGINEER C RESERVE FIREFIGHTERS (16) h -3 -l M_ 7 SOP 4 31 m-m m -o ,a ,e ..e- ..w-cy--

3 EXHIBIT GC 7 t l l 7 GROVER CITY COMINITY DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT EMERGENCY ORGANIZATION i U i l CCMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR l \\ i lCITYENGINEERl lBUILDINGINSPECTORl PUBLIC WORKS SUPERINTENDENT ADMINSECRETARYl i l 1 CITY SHOP PARKS & RECREATION DEPARTMENT STREET DEPARTMENT WATER DEPARTHENT l l CITY MECHANIC MAINTENANCE WORKER I PUBLIC WORKS FOREMAN WATER FOREMAN MAINTENANCE WORKER I MAINTENANCE MAN II MAINTENANCE MAN II i MAINTENANCE WORKER I MAINTENANCE MAN I MAINTENANCE MAN I i f i a l l ) 6 i

.v m l'.. 3 I EXHIBIT GC 8 RADIOLOGICAL EXPOSURE CONTROL 1. The staff of each department of the City controlling the dispatch operations of emergency workers will be responsible for the following emergency duties: Distribute protective kits as described on Page of this document. a. b. Distribute copies of Standard Operating Procedures and other sections of the County Plan relevant to their mission. c. Distribute data forms to record dosimeter readings, deployment locations and

times, consequence of exposure list, and other identifying data.

d. Record pocket dosimeter readings relayed by emergency workers along with reporting individual time and location of reading, and keep the EOC informed of the readings. (Where appropriate, contact field personnel to request dosimeter readings). In addition, maintain ongoing record of locations of workers by time. If dosimeter readings indicate exposures approaching protective action a. grade levels, relay this information promptly to the EOC. i f. If requested by worker, request authorization to exceed exposure guidelines from the EOC. If an additional exposure is granted, transmit the newly-authorized limit to the worker, making sure to verify the worker has been instructed as to the consequences of exposure. 3 As directed by the EOC, convey protective directives including ( relocations / recall of workers, use of personnel protective equipment and radioprotective drugs. h. As directed by the EOC, instruct emergency workers to go to the screening and decontamination location. i. As directed by the EOC, instruct emergency workers to report for l medical follow-up. I 2. Each City employee shall have the following duties: time of Obtain appropriate personnel exposure and protective gear at s. dispatch. b. Verify that pocket dosimeters are charged and zeroed. i i c. Review tasks and general information describing radiation exposure consequences and countermeasures. SOP 4 33 _.-_,e-,-. __,_-.+-,.w y,-

g iu= d. Periodically (every 15 minutes) read dosimeters. If messurable. doses ( are registered, contact dispatch desk and issue frequent updates concerning exposure. e. Notify dispatch desk promptly if dosimeter readings approach protective action guidelines. f. Request authorization before allowing any exposure which exceeds occupational exposure limit (1.125 rem which equals.1250 area). 3 Follow directives from dispatch desk concerning use of protective gear and drugs. h. Report for screening / decontamination if directed. 1. Report for medical follow-up if directed. s-c (.. C 9 SOP 4 34

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RESPONSE

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i i i EKRIBIT GC 12 CHECKLIST GROVER CITY EMERGENCY OPERATIONS CENTER ACTIVATION D [] Activate EOC - Conference Room "A". [] Notify the City Administrator and all department heads. .[] Place Emergency Plan, charts, maps, radio, and other needed supplies in Conference Room "A". [] Keep written log of each message. [] Lock front door at Police Department. [] Recall off-duty personnel as necessary. [] Establish an Incident Commander and Aid at the EOC. [] All dosimeters shall be reset. Each City worker must be issued a dosimete'r. If there is a radiation exposure potential, dosimeters must be read every 15 minutes. No worker should be exposed to more than 1.25 REM. (r [] Establish two evacuation assembly areas as outlined in the Plan. [] Place personnel on 12-hour shifts as required. [] Have a portable fire and police radio in the EOC. [] Designate someone to be a Public Information Officer. All press releases should come from the County EOC, except those approved by the City Administrator. {, [] Notify all institutions on the registration list that an incident has occurred and to stand by for additional information. E SOP 4 38

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EXHIBIT GC 17 1 l EMERGENCY TRANSPORTATION AND SPECIAL NEEDS LIST l ~ Ames, Elizabeth 228 North 4th St. Needs Walker Clare, Dollie 1065 Atlantic City Ave. Crouchman, Sherry 215 North 16th St. Durham, H. & I. 946-A South 13th St., Bad Hip Fowler, CM & EA 1411 Seabright Ave. Heart Conditions l l Harlow, Wanda 357 North 14th St. l Hayward, Myrtle 547 North 9th St. C Hobbs, Clyde L. 450 South 5th St. Emphysema l Johnson, Pauline L. 279 No'rth 3rd St. Needs Oxygen I Kistler, Hazel 1022-A Rockaway Ave., Wheel Chair Madron, E. M. 1233 Sa'ratoga Ave. l Martin, Agnes W. 451 Mentone Ave., #2 Wheel Chair Maya, Mary 275-C South lith St. Miller, Esther 1544 Saratoga Ave. Morris, Winifred 323.0cean View Ave. Heart Condition Oldfield, Ruby 507 South 10th St. (Age 82) Phinney, M. M. 194 North 4th St. Romero, Adela 1096 Mentone Ave. Wheel Chair Saner, Patsy 777 Longbranch Ave., #5 Needs Oxygen Shelton, M. 126 South 10th St. Thompson, Henry 720 Park View Ave. Trulock, Charles 181 Jennifer Court I Warren, Ruth 1153 Trouville Ave. Wheel Chair Wyatt, J. 604 South 8th St. Call House i SOP 4 43

l'. 1,.9 .h 1.. I SAN LUIS OBISPO COUNTY NUCLEAR POWER PLANT ( t EMERGENCY RESPONSE PLAN III.55 ~ l STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURE l l l o CUESTA COLLEGE SAN LUIS OBISPO COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICT L SAN LUIS OBISPO COUNTY l OFFICE OF EMERGENCY SERVICES i 1 APPROVED APRIL, 1982 REVISED FEBRUARY, 1984 June 26, 1985 i SOP 6 1

3 n 4 ~ EMERGENCY ,~ 1 l What to Say: i In case of an emergency, the following message is to be used by-those'in 1 charge: l Shelter- "There has been a release of radiation from the Diablo Canyon ~ Power Plant. Go to the' nearest building and remain indoors until further notification. Insure that doors and windows are tightly closed and turn off heating and cooling systems where applicable." Evacuation- "There has been a release of radiation from the Diablo Canyon l Power Plant. If you have transportation, proceed to one of three campus exits. Follow the normal traffic flow as directed by law enforcement officials. If you do not have transportation, go to a collection area. The collection area for handicapped persons is in front of the library. The collection area for others is in the parking lot ort Romauldo Road, north of the Language Arts and Social Sciences Buildings." What to Do: At the sounding of the Early Warning System (EWS) sirens, tune to an Emergency Broadcast System (EBS) Station: KVEC-920 AM or KUNA-1400 AM. Follow the instructions given in your emergency procedure. Day-Time Procedures: Title Page; Dean of Students 14 Aquatics Program....................................................... 30 Assistant Superintendent.............................................. 12 Dean of Instruction Humanities........................................ 19 Dean of Instruction Occupational Education and Special Programs....... 17 Dean of Instruction Sciences, Mathematics, and Physical Education...... 16 Director of Building Maintenance and Operations....................... 20 Director of Children's Center.......................................... 29 Director of Ground Maintenance and Operations......................... 22 Director of Handicapped Services...................................... 25 Director of Nursing.................................................... 26 Division Chairmen or Librarian......................................... 31 Energy Manager........................................................ 23 Facu1ty Member......................................................... 32 President............................................................. 6 Radiation Safety Officer.............................................. 24 Security Officer...................................................... 27 Switchboard Operator.................................................. 28 Vice President........................................................ 10 g I SOP 6 2

i %-!( Evening and Weekend Procedures: Title Page Dean of Students...................................................... 37 Assistant Superintendent.............................................. 34 Dean of Humanities.................................................... 33 Dean of Occupational Education and Special Programs................... 33 Dean of Sciences, Mathematics, and Physical Education................. 33 Director of Buil ding Maintenance and Operations....................... 34 Energy Manager........................................................ 34 President............................................................. 33 Security Officer...................................................... 36 Vice President..............................................,......... 33 C '.E e e e 4 e e 50P6 3 .s,. _m, _____,_y_.

I g j J }. 4 1 l AUTHENTICATION l This Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) has been approved by the Board of Trustees and is hereby incorporated as a San Luis Obispo County Comunity College District Procedure: Signed and Accepted: /f A Name A4fA.k Title 5 % 2 6 /72c~ [0w/ Date D e O e SOP 6 4

~ ( LIST OF ATTACHMENTS Page ~ Attachment CC Protective Action Zones.............................. 38 Attachment CC Emergency Organizational Cha rt....................... 39 Attachment CC Assignments.......................................... 40 Attachment CC Cuesta College Resource Summa ry...................... 41 Atta chment CC Vehi cl e Invento ry.................................... 43 Attachment CC Local Evacuation Routes.............................. 46 Attachment CC Cuesta College Evacuation Routes and Col l ec t i on A rea s.................................. 47 Attachment CC Terms and Abbreviations............................. 48 C S SOP 6 5 i 1

^ PROCEDURE j A. President The President of Cuesta College or alte'rnate key official listed below will be notified of an incident at the Diablo Canyon Power Plant by the County Superintendent of Schools or the tone alert radio. Action to be taken by the President or alternate: 1. Write down the message. Determine accident classification: a. UNUSUAL EVENT b. ALERT c. SITE AREA EMERGENCY d. GENERAL EMERGENCY (See Attachment CC-8, p. 48 for explanation of classification levels.) 2. If UNUSUAL EVENT This notification is for infomation purposes only. No action is required. 3. If ALERT Notify the following key officials or their alternates. Advise them to stand by. 8. c reathouse C. s - Ken Fite D. a Rivers 4. If SITE AREA EMERGENCY or GENERAL classification Notify the above officials (B-D). These officials (B-0) then notify the following individuals (E-5). Staff members (K-5) are to call the President's office as deemed necessary. s 50P6 6 (

l ( E. Dean of Instruction Sciences, Mathematics, and Physical ~ F. Dean of Instruction Occupational Education and Special 0 G. Dean of Instr nH nities - Ernest Cementina ~ (B H. Di 11di Maintenance and Operations - Dean Choate (B (C8 adi t il I. Dire tar of Ground M in nance and Operations - Douglas Gabriel (B)* (CB Radio) KBPJ 5923 Unit #7 i K. i isher L. Lynn Frady M. Direc rs Division - Ann Grant (B N. Securit Officer - Tom ray (B) (Radi ~ O. Switchboard rator - Melinda Falkenstern (B) i l SOP 6 7 I

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't j-b. Evacuation ~ Prepared Message- "There has been a release of radiation from the Diablo Canyon Power Plant. If you have transportation, proceed to one of three campus exits. Follow the nonnal traffic flow as directed by law enforcement officials. If you do not have transportation, go to a collection area. The collection area for handicapped persons is in front of the library..*The collection area for others is in the parking let on Romauldo Road, north of the Language Arts a:.d Social Sciences Buildings." 1) Direct staff to notify students and other staff according to Attachment CC-3. Instruct them to leave campus via the routes specified by the county EOC. 2) Direct staff to tell students and other staff without transportation to go to the specified c'ollection areas. The collection area for the handicapped is in front of the library. The general collection area is in the parking lot on Romauldo Road, north of the Language Arts and Social Sciences Buildings. Refer to Attachment CC-7, Cuesta College Evacuation Routes and Collection Areas. 3) Direct the Transportation Director to mobilize vehicles for use in transporting people. 4) Direct the Transportation Director to mobilize vehicles equipped with P.A. capability to make announcements to individuals on campus that are outdoors or in isolated areas. 5) Direct the Transportation Director to set up barricades or close gate at access control points, as directed by the president, once the area is evacuated. 6) Make periodic status reports to the county Emergency OperationsCenter(EOC). 7) Advise staff and students to listen to the Emergency Broadcast System (EBS) for further infonnation. The EBS I stations are KVEC-920 AM and KUNA-1400 AM. 8) Contact the county EOC for emergency medical, fire, traffic control, or police services. j l k SOP 6 9 -~_-,,,-----.,,,---.,-.~,.-.,.--.-,-----.-,--..--.--,,,.,e ._-nn--,---n-

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B. Vice President ) Upon receiving notification of an incident at the biablo Canyon Power Plant from the President, the Vice President or alternate-key official will perform the following tasks: 1. Vrite down the message. 2. If ALERT Remain on standby and await further direction from the President. 3. If SITE AREA EMERGENCY or GENERAL EMERGENCY classification Call the following staff to notify them of the emergency; have them call other staff as designated in their individual procedure, and direct them to go to the President's office. a. Dean of Instruction - Sciences, Mathematics, and Physical Education. b. Dean of Instruction - Occupational Education and Special Programs. c. Dean of Instruction - Humanities 4. Upon determination of protective action, respond accordingly. L a. Shelter Prepared Message- "There has been a release of radiation from the Diablo Canyon Power Plant. Go to the nearest building and remain indoors until further notification. Insure that doors and windows are tightly closed and turn off heating and cooling systems where applicable." t 1) Direct the deans to notify students and other staff in their division to remain indoors and to close all doors' and windows. l b. Evacuation l Prepared Message- "There has been a release of radiation from the Diablo Canyon Power Plant. If you have transportation. proceed to one of three campus exits. Follow the normal traffic flow as directed by law enforcement officials. If you do not have transportation, go to a collection area. The collection area for handicapped persons is in front of the library. The collection area for others is in the parking lot on Romauldo Road, north of the Language Arts and Social Sciences Buildings." g i I I SOP 6 10

t 1) Direct the deans to notify students and other s~taff in their division to leave campus via,the routes shown on Attachment CC-7, Cuesta College Evacuation Routes and Collection Areas. 2) Direct the deans to tell students and staff without transportation to report to specified collection areas as shown on Attachment CC-7. Cuesta College Evacuation Routes and Collection Areas. C e O O g e e 50P6 11 4

4 ? -C. Assistant Superintendent - Business Services i Upon receivitig notification of an incident at the Diablo Canyon Power Plant, the Assistant Superintendent or alternate key officjal will i perfom the following tasks: I 1. Write down the message. 2. If ALERT Remain on standby and await further direction from the President. 3. If SITE AREA EMERGENCY or GENERAL EMERGENCY classification Call the following staff to notify them of the emergency and direct them to stand by for further direction: a. Director of Building Maintenance and Operatfons b. Director of Ground Maintenance and Operations c. Energy Manager 4. Upon detemination of protective action, respond accordingly: a. Shelter Prepared Message- "There has been a release of radiation from the Diablo Canyon Power Plant. Go to the nearest building and remain indoors until further notification. Insure that doors and windows are tightly closed and turn off heating and cooling-systems where applicable." 1) Direct the appropriate staff to notify students and other staff to remain indoors and to close all doors and windows. l b. Evacuation Prepared Message- "There has been a release of radiation from the Diablo Canyon Power Plant. If you have transportation, proceed to one of three campus exits. Follow the normal l traffic flow as directed by law enforcement officials. If you do not have transportation, go to a collection area. The collection area for handicapped persons is in front of the library. The collection area for others is in the parking lot l on Romauldo Road, north of the Language Arts and Social L Sciences Buildings." 50P6 12 \\

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E L I' I: li D. Dean of Students f l Upon receiving notification of an incident at the Diablo Canyon Power Plant, the Administrative Dean of Student Services or alter.nate key official will perform the following tasks: l 1. Write down the message. 2. If ALERT Remain on standby and await further direction from the President. i 3. If SITE AREA EMERGENCY or GENERAL EMERGENCY classification Call the following staff to notify them of the emergency and direct them to stand by for further direction: a. Security Officer 4. Stand by in office for further direction. 5. Upon determination of protective action, respond accordingly: a. Shelter Prepared Message- "There has been a release of radiation.from the Diablo Canyon Power Plant. Go to the nearest building and remain indoors until further notification. Insure that doors and windows are tightly closed and turn off heating and cooling systems where applicable." 1) Direct the appropriate staff to notify students and other staff to remain indoors and to close all doors and windows. I ~ j. b. Evacuation Prepared Message- "There has been a release of radiation from l the Diablo Canyon Power Plant. If you have transportation, proceed to one of three campus exits. Follow the normal traffic flow as directed by law enforcement officials. If you do not have transportation, go to a collection area. The collection area for handicapped persons is in front of the library. The collection area for others is in the parking lot on Romauldo Road, north of the Language Arts and Social Sciences Buildings." 1) Direct the staff to notify students and other staff to leave campus via the routes shown in Attachment CC-7, Cuesta College Evacuation Routes and Collection Areas, or as otherwise directed by the President. b 2 =- SOP 6 14 lu

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~ ,g \\? s L:. E. Dean of Instruction - Sciences, Mathematics, and Physical Education - Upon receiving notification of an incident at the Diablo Canyon Power Plant, the Dean or alternate key official will perfom the following tasks: a 1. Write down the message. 2. If SITE AREA ' EMERGENCY or GENERAL EMERGENCY classification Call the following staff to notify them of the emergency and direct them to stand by for further direction: a. Radiation Safety Officer b. Divisions under supervision 3. Report to the President's office. 4. Upon deterininating of protective action, respond accordingly: a. Shelter Prepared Message- "There has been a release of radiation from the Diablo Canyon Power Plant. Go to the nearest building and remain indoors until further notification. Insure that doors and windows are tightly closed and turn off heating and cooling systems where applicable." i 1) Direct the division chaimen to notify students and other-staff in their division to remain indoors and to close all doors and windows. b. Evacuation Prepared Message- "There has been a release of radiation from the Diablo Canyon Power Plant. If you have transportation, proceed to one of three campus exits. Follow the nomal traffic flow as directed by law enforcement officials. If you do not have transportation, go to a collection area. The collection area for handicapped persons is in front of the library.- The collection area for others is in the parking lot on Romauldo Road, north of the Language Arts and Social Sciences Buildings." 1) Direct the staff to notify students and other staff in their division to leave campus via the routes shown in Attachment CC-7, Cuesta College Evacuation Routes and Collection Areas, or as otherwise directed by the President. J 2) Direct staff to tell students and other staff without ~ transportation to report to specified collection areas as shown in Attachment CC-7, Cuesta College Evacuation Routes F and Collection Areas. SOP 6 16 i . - - - =,. - -. _ - _

n g. t J. 3( F. Dean of Instruction - Occupational Education and Special Procrains Upon receiving notification of an incident at the Diablo Canyon Power Plant, the Dean or alternate key official will perform the following tasks: a 1. Write down the message. 2. If SITE AREA EMERGENCY or GENERAL EMERGENCY classification Call the following staff to notify them of the emergency and direct them to stand by for further direction: a. D.irector of Nursing b. Director of Handicapped Services c. Divisions under Supervision 3. Report to the President's office. 4. Upon detemination of protective action, respond accordingly: a. Shelter i l Prepared Message- "There has been a release of radiation from f the Diablo Canyon Power Plant. Go to the nearest building and 4 remain indoors until further notification. Insure that doors and windows are tightly closed and turn off heating and cooling systems where applicable." 1) Direct the division chaimen to notify students and other i staff in their division to remain indoors and to close all doors and windows. b. Evacuation Prepared Message--There has been a release of radiation from-l the Diablo Canyon Power Plant. If you have transportation, proceed to one of three campus exits. Follow the nomal 3 traffic flow as directed by law enforcement officials. If you do not have transportation, go to a collection area. The collection area for handicapped persons is in front of the library. The collection area for others is in the parking lot i on Romauldo Road, north of the Language Arts and Social Sciences Buildings." i 1) Direct the staff to notify students and other staff in i their division to leave campus via the routes shown in Attachment CC-7, Cuesta College Evacuation Routes and Collection Areas, or as otherwise directed by the President. i i 50P6 17

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y j \\ t s i \\ l G. Dean of Instruction - Humanities ~ UponreceivkngnotificationofanincidentattheDiabloCanyonPower i Plant, the Dean or alternate will perfonn the following tasks:- 1. Write down the message. 2. If SITE AREA EMERGENCY or GENERAL EMERGENCY classification 3. Call the following staff to notify them of the emergency and direct them to stand by for further direction: a. Divisions under Supervision. 4. Report to the President's office. 5. Upon detemination of protective action, respond accordingly: a. Shelter i Prepared Message- "There has been a release of radiation from the Diablo Canyon Power Plant. Go to the nearest building and remain indoors until further notification. Insure that doors and windows are tightly closed and turn off heating and cooling systems where applicable." 1) Direct the division chaimen to notify students and other staff in their division to remain indoors and to close all doors and windows. b. ' Evacuation Prepared Message: "There has been a release of radiation from 1 i the Diablo Canyon Power Plant. If you have transportation, proceed to one of three campus exits. Follow the normal traffic flow as directed by law enforcement officials. If you do not have transportation, go to a collection area. The collection area for handicapped persons is in front of the library. The collection area for others is in the parking lot on Romauldo Road, north of the Language Arts and Social l Sciences Buildings." 1) Direct the staff to notify students and other staff in r their division to leave campus via the routes shown in Attachment CC-7, Cuesta College Evacuation Routes and Collection Areas, or as otherwise directed by the President. l' 2) Direct staff to tell students and other staff without transportation to report to specified collection areas as shown in Attachment CC-7, Cuesta College Evacuation Routes ( and Coliection Areas. } ll 50P6 19 O

a H. Director of Building Maintenance and Operations I Upon receiving notification of an incident at the Diablo Canyon Power Plant, the Director of Building Maintenance and Operations or alternate will perfom the following tasks: 1. Write down'the message. 2. IfSITEAREANMERGENCYorGENERALEMERGENCYclassification Remain on standby in your office and wait for further directions. 3. Upon detemination of protective action, respond accordingly: a. Shelter Prepared Message- "There has been a release,of radiation froni i the Diablo Canyon Power Plant. Go to the nearest building and remain indoors until further notification. Insure that doors and windows are tightly closed and turn off heating and cooling systems where applicable." 1) Assignanddirectdriver(s)tomakeannouncementson campus using designated vehicle (s) with P.A. capability. Use prepared message. Have drivers report back to the garage when notification has been completed'. b. Evacuation Prepared Message- "There has been a release of radiation from the Diablo Canyon Power Plant. If you have transportation, proceed to one of three campus exits. Follow the nomal traffic flow as directed by law enforcement officials. If you do not have transportation, go to a collection area. The collection area for handicapped persons is in front of the library. The collection area for others is in the parking lot on Romauldo Road, north of the Language Arts and Social Sciences Buildings." 1) Refer to the map of predesignated evacuation routes and collection areas for Cuesta College. 2) Determine and prepare vehicle (s). for use during evacuation. 3) Assignanddirectdriver(s)toproceedtothedesignated collection areas. l 4) Inform driver (s) of which evacuation route to take from l the collection areas through campus to the major roadways i as designated by the county EOC. ) l 50P6 20 e. - -. - - -. -, --._ - - _,.- - - -...~.. -,. _ -

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4 1 ~ I. Director of Ground Maintenance and Operations y Upon receiving notification of an incident at the.Diablo Canyon Power Plant, the Director of Ground Maintenance and Operations-or alternate will perforin the following tasks: 1. Write down the message. 2. If SITE AREA EMERGENCY or GENERAL EMERGENCY classification Remain on standby in your office and wait for further directions. 3. Upon determination of protective action, respond accordingly: a. Shelter Prepared Message- "There has been a release of radiation from the Diablo Canyon Power Plant. Go to the nearest building and remain indoors until further notification. Insure that doors and windows are tightly closed and turn off heating and cooling systems where applicable." 1) Follow direction as given by the President. b. Evacuation Prepared Message- "There has been a release of radiation from the Diablo Canyon Power Plant. If you have transportation, proceed to one of three campus exits. Follow the nomal traffic flow as directed by law enforcement officials. If you, do not have transportation, go to a collection area. The ~ collection area for handicapped persons is in front of the library. The collection area for others is in the parking lot on Romauldo Road, north of the Language Arts and Social Sciences Buildings 1) Follow direction as given by the President. 1 l l n 50P6 22 I

g y... ) I J. Energy Manager Upon receiving notification of an incident at the 61ablo Canyon Power Plant, the Energy Manager, or alternate will perfonn the following tasks: 1. Write down the message. 2. If SITE AREA EMERGENCY or GENERAL EMERGENCY classification Remain on standby in your office and wait for further directions. Detennine heating and ventilation controls to be adjusted. 3. Upon detennination of protective action, respond accordingly: a. Shelter Prepared Message- "There has been a release.of radiation from-the Diablo Canyon Power Plant. Go to the nearest building and remain indoors until further notification. Insure that doors and windows are tightly closed and turn off heating and cooling systems where applicable." 1) Follow direction as given by the President. 2) Turn off all heating and cooling systems where applicable. b. Evacuation Prepared Message- "There has been a release of radiation from the Diablo Canyon Power Plant. If you have transportation. proceed to one of three campus exits. Follow the nonnal traffic flow as directed by law enforcement officials. If you do not have transportation, go to a collection area. The collection area for handicapped persons is in front of the library. The collection area for others is in the parking lot on Romauldo Road, north of the Language Arts and Social Sciences Buildings." 1) Follow direction as given by the President. 2) Assist the Director of Building (Maintenance and Operations in duties of evacuating campus p.20,bl-6). (- SOP 6 23

.a N. t-K. Radiation Safety Officer ) Upon receiving notification of an incident at the Diablo Canyon Power Plant, the Radiation Safety Officer or alternate will perform the following tasks: 1. Write down the message. 2. If SITE AREA-EMERGENCY or GENERAL EMERGENCY classification Arrange for a faculty member to take responsibility for students in a class being held by the Radiation Safety Officer. 3. Remain on standby in your office and wait for further directions. 4. Prepare emergency k'ts for use. 5. Upon determination of protective action, respond'accordingly: a. Shelter Prepared Message- "There has been a release of radiation from the Diablo Canyon Power Plant. Go to the nearest building and remain indoors until further notification. Insure that doors and windows are tightly closed and turn off heating and cooling systems where applicable." r 1) Follow direction as given by the President. , vacuation b. E Prepared Message- "There has been a release of radiation from the Diablo Canyon Power Plant. If you have transportation, proceed to one of three campus exits. Follow the nomal traffic flow as directed by law enforcement officials. If you do not have transportation, go to a collection area. The collection area for handicapped persons is in front of the library. The collection area for others is in the parking lot on Romauldo Road, north of the Language Arts and Social Sciences Buildings." 1) Follow direction as given by the President. n SOP 6 24

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L. Director of Handicapped Services Upon receiving notification of an incident at the D'iablo Canyon Power Plant, the Director of Handicapped Services or alternate will perform the following tasks: 1. Write down the message. 2. If SITE AREA EMERGENCY or GENERAL EMERGENCY classification Care for the comfort and well-being of handicapped students. 3. Call the President's office. 4. Upon determination of protective action, respond accordingly: a. Shelter Prepared Message- "There has been a release of radiation from the Diablo Canyon Power Plant. Remain indoors until further notification. Insure that doors and windows are tightly closed and turn off heating and cooling systems where applicable." 1) Follow direction as given by the President. 2) Assume control of evacuation area for the handicapped. b. Evacuation Prepared Message- "There has been a release of radiation from the Diablo Canyon Power Plant. If you have transportation, proceed to one of three campus exits. Follow the normal traffic flow as directed by law enforcement officials. If you do not have transportation, go to a collection area. The collection area for handicapped persons is in front of the library. The collection area for others is in the parking lot on Romauldo' Road, north of the Language Arts and Social Sciences Buildings." 1) Follow direction as given by the President. 5. Direct and assist evacuation of handicapped students. s 50P6 25 i p me O I

3 t. l [ M. Director of Nursing ) Upon receiving notification of an incident at the'Diablo Canyon Power Plant, the Director of Nursing Division or alternate wit 1 perform the following tasks: 1. Write down the message. ^ 2. If SITE AREA' EMERGENCY or GENERAL EMERGENCY classification Call the President's office or the Dean of Instruction for further directions. 3. Locate all Nursing Division personnel to give possible medical assistance as needed on campus. Ask them to remain on standby. 4. Arrange for a faculty member to take responsibility for students in the division. 5. Upon detemination of protective action, respond accordingly: a. Shelter Prepared Message- "There has been a release of radiation from the Diablo Canyon Power Plant. Go to the nearest building and remain indoors until further notification. Insure that doors ~ and windows are tightly closed and turn off heating and cooling systems where applicable." 1) Follow direction as given by the President. b. Evacuation Prepared Message- "There has been a release of radiation from the Diablo Canyon Power Plant. If you have transportation, proceed to one of three campus exits. Follow the normal traffic flow as directed by law enforcement officials. If you do not have transportation, go to a collection area. The collection area for handicapped persons is in front of the library. The collection area for others is in the parking lot on Romauldo Road, north of the Language Arts and Social l. Sciences Buildings." 1) Follow direction as given by the President. ( l l 50P6 26 j_

7,. ? e 4 r;. cf( ~ N. Security Officer Upon receiving notification of an incident at the biablo Canyon Power Plant, the Security Officer or alternate will perfonn the following tasks: 1. Write down the message. l 2. If SITE AREA IMERGENCY or GENERAL EMERGENCY clas!.ification i l Call the President's office and remain available at the phone. 3. Upon determination of protective action, respond accordingly: a. Shelter Prepared Messages- "There has been a release of radiation fro'm the Diablo Canyon Power Plant. Go to the nearest building and i remain indoors until further notification. Insure that doors and windows are tightly closed and turn off heating and cooling systems where applicable." 1) Follow direction as given by the President. b. Evacuation Prepared Messages- "There has been a release of radiation from the Diablo Canyon Power Plant. If you have transportation, proceed to one of three campus exits. Follow the nonnal traffic flow as directed by law enforcement officials. If you - do not have transportation, go to a collection area. The collection area for handicapped persons is in front of the library. The collection area for others is in the parking lot on Romauldo Road, north of the Language Arts and Social Sciences Buildings." 1) Follow direction as given by the President. i l 1 50P6 27

L i. i L 0. Switchboard Operator ) l Upon receiving notification of an incident at the'Diablo_ Canyon Power Plant, the Switchboard Operator or alternate will perfom the following tasks: hritedownthemessage. 1. 2. IfSITEAREAIMERGENCYorGENERALEMERGENCYclassification Remain at post to make sure that all comunications are received. 3. Stay,at the switchboard until released by the President. 4. Upon determination of protective action, respond accordingly: a. Shelter Prepared Message- "There has been a release of radiation from the Diablo Canyon Power Plant. Go to the nearest building and remain indoors until further notification. Insure that doors and windows are tightly closed and turn off heating and cooling systems where applicable." b. Evacuation Prepared Message- "There has been a release of radiation from the Diablo Canyon Power Plant. If you have transportation, proceed to one of three campus exits. Follow the nomal traffic flow as directed by law enforcement officials. If you do not have transportation, go to a collection area. The collection area for handicapped persons is in front of tM library. The collection area for others is in the parking lot on Romauldo Road adjacent to the Language Arts and Social Sciences Buildings." 4 50P6 28

i. p-i k P. Director of Children's Center Upon receiving notification of an incident at the 61ablo Canyon Power Plant, the Director of the Children' Center or alternate Will perform the following tasks: 1. W' rite down the message. 2. If SITE AREA' EMERGENCY or GENERAL. EMERGENCY classification Care for the comfort and well-being of the children. 3. Call the President's office. 4. Upon determination of protective action, respond accordingly: a. Shelter (This message to be given to assistants or other l individuals working at the Children's Center.) Prepared Message- "There has been a release of radiation from the Diablo Canyon Power Plant. Please bring the children indoors and make sure that all doors and windows are tightly closed. Turn off heating and cooling systems where applicable. Wait here for further instructions." r jb. 1) Follow direction as given by the administrator in charge, b. Evacuation (Thismessagetobegiventoassistantsorother individuals working at the Children's Center.) c Prepared Message- "There has been a release of radiation from the Diablo Canyon Power Plant. Bring the children to the collection area imediately in front of the library building on the new campus. Transportation will be provided for evacuation from the area." i (This message to be given to children's parents.) Prepared Message- "There has been a release of radiation from the Diablo Canyon Power Plant. To insure safety, your child has been taken to the area imediately in front of the library building on the new campus. From here, transportation will be provided to drive your child to a reception center designated l by the County Emergency Operations Center. Your child will be l taken care of until reunited with you." 1 SOP 6 29 A

Q. Aquatics Program--Physical Education Division Chaiman j Upon receiving notification of an incident at the biablo Canyon Power Plant, the Physical Education Division Chairman or alternate will perfom the following tasks: 1. Write down the message. 2. If SITE AREA EMERGENCY or GENERAL EMERGENCY classification Care for the comfort and well-being of aquatics students. 3. Call the President's office. 4. Upon determination of protective action, respond accordingly: a. Shelter Prepared Message- "There has been a release of radiation from the Diablo Canyon Power Plant. Go to the nearest building and remain indoors until further notification. Insure that doors and windows are tightly closed and turn off heating and cooling systems where applicable." 1) Follow direction as given by the administrator in charge. b. Evacuation Prepared Message- "There has been a release of radiation from the Diablo Canyon Power Plant. If you have transportation, proceed to one of the three campus exits. Follow the normal traffic flow as directed by law enforcement officials. If you ~ do not have transportation, go to a collection area. The collection area for handicapped persons is in front of the library. The collection area for others is in the parking lot on Romauldo Road, north of the Language Arts and Social Sciences Buildings." 5. Direct and assist evacuation of aquatics students. e SOP 6 30

g A. R. Division Chaimen or Librarian Upon receiving notification of an incident at the diablo Canyon Power Plant, the Division Chairmen will perform the following tasks: 1. Write down the message. 2. If SITE AREA EMERGENCY or GENERAL EMERGENCY classification Give division staff members and students the following messages: a. Shelter Prepared Message- "There has been a release of radiation from the Diablo Canyon Power Plant. Remain indoors until further l notification. Insure that doors and windows are tightly closed ) and turn off heating and cooling systems where applicable." ' 1) Follow direction as given by the administrator in charge. b. Evacuation Prepared Message- "There has been a release of radiation from the Diablo Canyon Power Plant. If you have transportation, proceed to one of three campus exits. Follow the normal C~_.a traffic flow as directed by law enforcement officials. If you do not have transportation, go to a collection area. The collection area for handicapped persons is in front of the library. The collection area for others is in the parking lot .on Romauldo Road, north of the Languaga Arts and Social Sciences Buildings." 3. Call the President's or Dean's office for further instructions. 4. Direct and assist in the evacuation of staff and students. ] I l l l ( 50P6 31

s S. Faculty Member ~ j Upon receiving notification of an incident at the D'iablo Canyon Power i i, Plant, the facility member will perform the following tasks: 1. Write down the message. l l 2. If SITE AREA EMERGENCY or GENERAL EMERGENCY classification Give students the following messages: a. Prepared Message- "There has been a release of radiation from the Diablo Canyon Power Plant. Remain indoors until further notification. Insure that doors and windows are tightly closed and turn off heating and cooling systems where applicable." 1) Follow direction as given by the division chairmen. b. Evacuation Prepared Message- "There has been a release of radiation from the Diablo Canyon Power Plant. If you have transportation, proceed to one of three campus exits. Follow the normal traffic flow as directed by law enforcement officials. If you do not have transportation, go to a collection area. The collection area for handicapped persons is in front of the library. The collection area for others is in the parking lot ~ on Romauldo Road, north of the Language Arts and Social Sciences Buildings." 3. Call the Dean's or Division Chairmen's office for further instructions. 4. Direct and assist in the evacuation of students. ~. e SOP 6 32

o ( NIGHT AND WEEKEND PROCEDURE Day Hour Contact Person Monday through 6 p.m. to DeanofSciences, Mathematics,andPhysical Thursday 10 p.m. Education (Evenin j. 11bert Stork (B (H) Alternate Dean of Occupational Education and Special Dean of Humanities - Ernest Cementina Action: The evening dean or alternate dean on campus will be notified of an incident at the Diablo Canyon Power Plant by an official at the EOC through the. switchboard. Action to be taken is as follows: 1. Record message. Determine accident classification: A. UNUSUAL EVENT B. ALERT l C. SITE AREA EMERGENCY D. GENERAL EMERGENCY 2. If UNUSUAL EVENT l.. Infonn the President or alternate. 3. If ALERT Notify the following key officials or their alternatives. Advise them to stand by: l A. Pre ent - Frank Martinez (B (H B. Alternates 50P6 33

C. Assi tant Su rin ndent - Ken ite i (B) D. Adminis Dean of St nt Services - John ikivers - (B)* 4. If SITE' AREA EMERGENCY or GENERAL CLASSIFICATION Notify the above officials and have them also notify the following if their assistance is required: A. Dir of Buildin ntena and Operations - Dean Choate (B (CB adio Unit il C. Ener Mana r - Peter Pedroni (B) (CB Radio 5. Determine if protective action such as evacuation or shelter are recomended for Cuesta College. Cuesta College is in Protective Action Zone 8. Refer to Attachment CC-1, Protective Action Zones. A. Shelter Prepared Message- "There has been a release of radiation from the Diablo Canyon Power Plant. Go to the nearest building and remain indoors until further notification. Insure that doors and windows are tightly closed and turn off hesting and cooling systems where j applicable." l 1) Direct the Security Officer on duty to assist in notifying i individuals on campus to remain indoors and to close all doors and windows tightly. Turn off heating and cooling systems J where applicable. Direct any staff on campus to assist in notifying individuals 2) on campus to remain indoors and to close all doors and windows tightly. Turn off heating and cooling systems where applicable. I 50P6 34 ? /

i '( 3) Direct the Energy Manager to insure that all heating and cooling systems that bring in air from the outside to occupied buildings are turned off. 4) Make periodic status reports to the county EOC.. 5)' Keep individuals on campus infonned of updated information from the county EOC. 6) Advise individuals to listen to an emergency broadcast station (EBS) for further information. These stations are KVEC-920 AM and KUNA-1400 AM. 7) Contact the county EOC for emergency medical, fire, traffic control, or police services. B. Evacuation Prepared Message- "There has been a release of radiation from the Diablo Canyon Power Plant. If you have transportation, proceed to one of three campus exits. Follow the nonnal traffic flow as directed by law enforcement officials. If you do not have transportation, go to a collection area. The collection area for handicapped persons is in front of the library. The collection area for others is in the parking lot on Romauldo Road adjacent to the {. Language Arts and Social Sciences Buildings." 1) Direct the Security Officer on duty to assist in notification and orderly evacuation of those on campus. 2) Direct any staff on campus to assist in notification and orderly evacuation of those on campus. 3) Request the Director of Building Maintenance and Operations to provide transportation to individuals on campus as needed. 4) Direct individuals leaving campus to take routes specified by the county EOC. 5) Direct individuals without transportation to report to the parking lot on Romauldo Road north of the Language Art and Social Sciences Buildings. l 6) Advise individuals to listen to the emergency broadcast station i (EBS) for further infonnation. The EBS stations are KVEC-920 AM and KUNA-1400 AM. 7) Make periodic status reports to the county EOC. 8) Contact the county E0C for emergency medical, fire, traffic control, or police services. \\ 50P6 35

_ ~ _ _ - ? ~ Day Hour Contact Person j ; Monda: through 10 p.m. to Securi Thurse ly 11 p.m. or Phon until end ~ of any activity on campus or l Friday 5 p.m. to 11 p.m. or Alternates until end of any Pre dent - Frank Ma inez activity (8) on campus (H) or Saturday and 7 a.m. to Vice P eathouse Sunday 11 p.m. (B) (H) Assi ndent - Ken Fitec (B) (H Dean of Students Services - John Schaub (I The Security Officer-on-Duty or alternate will be notified of an Action: For Action to be incident at the Diablo Canyon Power Plant by phone. taken, refer to Monday through Thursday 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. procedure. o 50P6 36 ^.

~ Contact Person ( Oay Hour President - Frank Martinez Monday through 11 p.m. to Sunday 7 a.m. Alternates Vic President - Jim Greathouse (B) (H Dean of Students e Services - ub The President or alternate will be notified of an incident at Action: For Action to be taken, refer to the Diablo Canyon Power Plant by phone. Monday through Thursday 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. procedure. W e O e 50P6 37 4

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A. Staff Full-time: Certificated - 90 Classified - 100 Total Tf6 Day and Evening Part-time: Certificated - 100 Classified 10 Total TIU B. Comunication Equipment Telephone Lines: Standard Private {2. Home Radio: { President's Office Tone Alert Radio: President's Office 1 CB Capability: Stations j 1. Library Building, First Floor 2. Maintenance Center (Maintenance Office) 3. Maintenance Center (Auto Shop) 4. Book Store Radios In Vehicle'Nos. 6, 9, 10, 26, 30, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 42, 49, 50. ) CB Unit Nos. 8, 4, 11, 1, 3, 3A. 9, 7, 11, 2, 12, 15, 6. l l 1 SOP 6 41 i e

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(Continued) C. Radiological Equipment Radiological Monitoring Devices 8 Portable Geiger Counters Eberline Instrument Corp. Model E-500B (These measure CPM and mR/HR.) 12 Fixed Rate Meters Atomic Laboratories (These measure CPM.) 6 Pocket Dosimeters (These measure 0-200 mR.) D. Miscellaneous Equipment r Karen Cudigan Generator Battery Chargers Shower Facilities First Aid Kits l [ \\ .5 .3 ~ t SOP 6 42

l- ![ -ATTACHMENT CC-5 VEHICLE INVENTORY EQUIPPED WITH VEHICLE C.B. NO. LOCATION RADIO P.A. DESCRIPTION 1 Grounds 1962 Ford Skip Loader and Tractor 2 Motor Pool 1978 Dodge Colt 3 Crounds Dump Truck 5 Motor Pool Fork Lift (Small) 4,000 lbs. and Grounds 6 Carpenter X 1958 Ford 1/2 Ton PU 7 Electrician 1960 Chev.1 Ton Truck W/ Aerial Ladder 8 Grounds 1952 Jeep (M38A1) Military 4 x 4 9 Electrician X 1957 Chev. 1/2 Ton PU 10 Grounds X 1956Chev.,1/2TonPU(3100) 11 Motor Pool 1959 Chev. (Flatbed Truck) (3100) 12 Motor Pool Clark Yard Lift 150 Fork Lift and Grounds 15 Warehouse 1973 Datsun PU 16 Grounds 1957 - 3/4 Ton PU 18 Grounds Otis Refuse Cart (Garbage) 23 Motor Pool 1972 Ford Van (12 Passenger) 25 Motor Pool 1973 Ford Van (Outreach) 26 Motor Pool X 1971 Ford Ranchero 27 Motor Pool 1963 Ford 1/2 Ton PU 4 28 Motor Pool 1974 Dodge Van 30 Security X X 1975 Ford Sedan (Torino) -=W SOP 6 43 __..m

{ j, ATTACHMENT CC-5 ) (continued) EQUIPPED WITH VEHICLE C.B. NO. LOCATION RADIO P.A. DESCRIPTION 33 Grounds -X X 1975 Chev. Luv PU 34 Motor Pool X 1975 Chev. Luv PU 35 Grounds X 1975 Chev. Luv PU 36 Motor Pool X 1968 Ford 1/2 Ton PU 37 Motor Pool 1977 Dodge Colt 38 Motor Pool 1980 Ford Van (15 Passenger) 39 Motor Pool 1980 Ford Van (15 Passenger) 40 Motor Pool 1963 Ford Econoline 41 Eng. Tech. Jeep Wagoneer 42 Eng. Tech. X 1966 Ford 1/2 Ton PU (Twin I Beam) 43 Eng. Tech. 1962 Ford 1/2 Ton PU (F-100) 44 Motor Pool 1980 Dodge Aspen Sedan 45 Motor Pool 1980 Dodge Van (15 Passenger) 46 Motor Pool 1980 Dodge Van (15 Passenger) ' 47 Motor Pool 1980 Dodge Van (15 Passenger) 48 Motor Pool 1980DodgeVan(15 Passenger) 49 Motor Pool ,X 1975 Chev 3/4 T PU (Model C-20) 50 Motor Pool X 1978 Ford 1/2 Ton PU ~ 51 Motor Pool 1961 FWD 52 Grounds Grader - Austin-Western 1960 5 _-5 ~~ SOP 6 44

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g(5, ATTACHMENT CC-8 ) TERMS AND AEBREVIATIONS CC Cuesta College j EBS Emergency Broadcast System. Local radio stations that will i broadcast. emergency messages as authorized by the County Emergency Operations Center. Local EBS stations are: KVEC 920 AM KUNA 1400 AM EOC Emergency Operations Center. An off-site location from which control and/or coordination of emergency actions are affected. The center will be staffed by key County emergency personnel - charged with overall coordination and implementation of emergency operations and protective actions for the public. Basic EPZ (Basic) Emergency Planning Zone. The State of California Nuclear Power Plant Emergency Response Plan area enclosed by a boundary with a minimum radius of ten miles but which is enlarged for each nuclear power plant to include areas where protective actions may be required. Public The State of California Nuclear Power Plant Emergency Res'ponse Education Plan area enclosed by a boundary beyond the Basic EPZ to Zone include the area where a public education program is implemented. PAZ P'rotective Action Zones. The Basic EPZ and the Public Education Zone are divided into 15 smaller areas in order to afford a manageable approach to emergency planning. Zone size is based upon city boundaries, populations, terrain, evacuation methods and routes, and other planning criteria. EMERGENCY ACTION LEVEL CLASSIFICATIONS Federal regulations and regulatory guidelines classify ~ radiological emergency conditions into four categories. These four categories are: -NOTIFICATIONOFUNUSEALEVENT - ALERT ~ - SITE AREA EMERGENCY - GENERAL EMERGENCY SOP 6 48 e

y. v s I- )( ATTACHMENT CC-8 (Continued) Certain actions are taken by the utility and/or off-site author.ities in response to each of the four indicated Emergency Action Levels. Pacific Gas I and Electric Company and the County of San Luis Obispo have agreed to take 1 actions at each defined. emergency level that equal or exceed the minimum response designated in the Federal guidance. The emergency action levels and response actions are described below: Notification of Unusual Event j UNUSUAL EVENTS are abnomal events that have occurred or are occurring which I indicate a potential degradation of the level of safety of the plant, or which emergency conditions in themselves, but could escalate to more severe could attract significant public interest. These events do not constitute, conditions if appropriate action is not taken. This category includes: (1) Industrial accidents at the plant which necessitate the transfer of contaminated individual (s) to a hospital for treatment. (2) Accidents which require the utilization of off-site emergency services ' such as police, fire fighting, rescue, or ambulance services. (~ , No release requiring environmental monitoring or implementation of off-site A.- protective actions is expected, unless further degradation of facility safety should occur. Upon notification of an UNUSUAL EVENT at the Diablo Canyon Power Plant, required actions will include notification of the County and State Offices of Emergency Services. Alert - The ALERT classification is characteri.:ed by events which are occurring or have occurred that involve actual or potential substantial degradation of the level of plant safety. It constitutes the lowest level where off-site emergency response may be anticipated. The purpose of the ALERT classification is to assure that plant and off-site emergency personnel are readily available to respond if the situation becomes more serious. Upon notification of an ALERT at the Diablo Canyon Power Plant, required ~, response actions will include activation of the San Luis Obispo County Emergency Operations Center (EOC), placing key emergency response resources and personnel on standby, monitoring the air for possible releases of L radiation, notification of all involved governmental officials designated in [ the County and dissemination of infonnation to the public. ( SOP 6 49 e

~ \\J 1 h 1. ATTACHMENT CC-8 ) (Continued) 1 Site Area Emergency A SITE AREA EMERGENCY is characterized by events involving actual or likely major failures of plant functions needed for the protection of the public. The purpose of SITE AREA EMERGENCY notification is to assure that emergency organization centers are operating and are fully staffed; to assure that radiological monitoring teams are dispatched; to assure availability of personnel to support protective measures should they become necessary; and to disseminate information. Upon notification of a site area emergency at the Diablo Canyon Power Plant, required actions may include: activation of the San Luis Obispo County EOC; mobilization of emergency response personnel, public warning, preparation for implementing protective actions, such as sheltering or evacuation, continued monitoring, and assessment or response actions to be implemented. General Emergency This classification is characterized by events that are occurring or have occurred which involve actual or iminent substantial core degradation or melting, with potential for loss of containment integrity and subsequent release of radioactivity to the environment. The purpose of the general emergency notification is to initiate predetemined protective actions for the public, to provide for continuous assessment of data supplied by the plant operator and radiological monitoring teams, to initiate any additional measures, and to disseminate infomation. All events within this classification constitute actual or iminent releases of radioactive materials to the environment. Upon notification of general emergency at the Diablo Canyon Power Plant, required actions will include activation of the San Luis Obispo County EOC, - mobilization of emergency response personnel, public warning, implementation of protective actions, such as sheltering or evacuation, continued monitoring, and continued assessment. The most likely imediate protective action to be taken would be an evacuation of the six-mile area surrounding the plant. SOP 6 50 e

s REGULATORY INFORMATION DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM (RIDS) ACCESSION NUR:&999W97?te 00C.DATE: 85/08/02 NOTARIZED: NO DOCKET

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50-323 Diaolo Canyon Nuclear Power Plant, Unit 2, Paclfic Ga 05000323 AUTH.NAME AUTHOR AFFILIATION SHIFFER,J.D. Pacific Gas & Electric Co. RECIP.NAME RECIPIENT AFFILIATION MARTIN,J.B. Region 5, Office of Director

SUBJECT:

Forwards Central Files version of Vol 3 of San Luis coisoo County nuclear power plant emergency response plan sta operating proceuures, withheld. ENCL..! SIZE:__ DISTRIBUTION CODE: X0050 COPIES RECEIVED LTR _ TITLE: Emerg Plan (CF Avail) NOTES: 05000275 OL: 09/22/81 RECIPIENT COPIES RECIPIENT -COPIE9 10 CODE /NAME LTTR ENCL ID CODE /NAME LTTR ENCL NRR LB3 BC 1 0 SCHIERLING,H $$j 1 1 INTERNAL: Mlp 1 1 IE/DEPER/EP6 b l[ 2 2 IE/DEPER/IRB jf7 1 1 NRR/OSI/AEB 2, 1 1 NRR/OSI/RAB I O REG FILES / 1 1 TOTAL NUMBE4 0F COPIES HEGU1 RED: LTTR 9 ENCL 7

i [p3 KICg*'o, UNITED STATES w g NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION {g E WASHINGTON, D. C. 20555 August 14, 1985 '50-275/323 Diablo Canyon MEMORANDUM FOR: Chief, Document Management Branch, TIDC FROM: Director, Division of Rules and Records, ADM

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REVIEW 0F UTILITY EMERGENCY PLAN DOCUMENTATION The Division of Rules and Records has reviewed the attached document and has determined that it may now be made publici available. -7 . M. Felton, Director I ivision of Rules and Recordy '/g'

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