ML20137Z094
| ML20137Z094 | |
| Person / Time | |
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| Site: | Diablo Canyon  |
| Issue date: | 09/30/1985 |
| From: | Brain W SAN LUIS OBISPO, CA |
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| Shared Package | |
| ML20137Z074 | List: |
| References | |
| PROC-850930-01, NUDOCS 8512110221 | |
| Download: ML20137Z094 (441) | |
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{{#Wiki_filter:, 4 SAN LUIS OBISPO COUNTY NUCLEAR POWER PLANT EMERGENCY RESPONSE PLAN III.01 SAN LUIS OBISPO COUNTY 0FFICE OF EMERGENCY SERVICES STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURES EERGENCY SERVICES DIRECTOR APPROVED JUNE 28, 1982
- 1 REVISED MAY,1983
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A. PREEPERGENCY PREPAREDNESS 4 1. OVERVIEW Preemergency preparedness for the Nuclear Power Plant Emergency Response Plan includes the following:
- a. Acquire, maintain and/or stock all necessary equipment and supplies needed to implement the plan.
- b. Prepare and distribute all necessary forms, documents, instructions and other written or audio-visual materials needed for plan implementation.
- c. Establish an Emergency Operations Center (EOC) facility, provide for its adequate equipment and supplies and ensure its prompt activation during an emergency.
- d. Ensure all necessary communication links and secondary. backup o systems are operational to meet the alerting, notification and
, public information requirements of the plan. Ensure regular testing.of these links. ;
- e. Implement training, drills exercises as dppropriate, critiques and corrective action programs.
- f. Ensure that county government capability for response to a nuclear power plant emergency is adequate under applicable federal and state law.
- g. At least annually, review and update all procedures, inventories, and call lists. The Administrator will be responsible for coordinating any revisions and updating of this SOP with other agencies' plans, procedures, and resoun:es, as well as for distributing all revisions and updates to appropriate public and q private agencies.
- 2. AUTHORITY AND RESPONSIBILITIES
- a. Legal Authority The legal authority for the Nuclear Power Plant Emergency Response Plan and this procedure is contained in the San Luis Obispo County / Cities Basic Plan for Peacetime Emergencies. This authority includes the power to declare a local emergency, request assistance from other local sources and the State of California; and to order evacuation and/or other resEonse(s) to a radiological 1 emergency.
The County Administrator will direct the emergency response to a power plant accident. If necessary, he may request the Board of Supervisors to proclaim a local emergency if the Board is in i session, or issue such proclamation if the Board is not in session, and, in the absence of the Board Chairman, may request 1 -
b the Governor to declare a State of Emergency. He will perform all those functions assigned to the Director of Emergency Services as-specified in County Ordinance 1384 and as described in the San Luis Qbispo County / Cities Basic Plan for Peacetime Emergencies. He will also be responsible for any additional functions assigned under the Nuclear Power Pl ant Emergency Response P1an. All preemergency preparedness by San Luis Obispo County, including all training, exercises and drills will be the responsibility of the County Administrator. 4
. . The line of succession for Emergency Services, Director (E.S.D.) is '
shown below: County A&inistrator . Deputy County Administrator Director of General Services County Engineer County Planrting Director , J b. Delegation of Authority To facilitate management of the emergency, the ESD shall delegate responsibilities as indicated below:
- 1) Decision making--Direction and Control Group
- 2) E0C Operation--County Office of Emergency Services and County Ahinistrative Office Staff ,
The Direction and Control Group is formally designated to include:
- 1) Emergency Services Director
- 2) County Sheriff
- 3) County Fire Chief
- 4) County Health Officer If necessary, the ESD may request the participation of other key personnel, such as the Chairman of the Board of Supervisors in the Direction and Control Group. In practica, the Direction and
- l. Control Group shall function at a " Direction and Control Table" in the EOC. Other key members of the emergency organization may also be at this . table, such as. Emergency Services Coordinator (s),
cities liaison representative, Public Information Officer, and 4 California Highway Patrol representative, as well as advisors from ' i PGandE and the State of California.
- 3. OTHER IWOLVED AGENCIES 1
Federal, state and local government, as well as private organizationr directly involved in conducting emergency operations are included in the 2
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EOC and UDAC rosters. As time pemits, additional agency liaison
< personnel are expected to arrive. Specific agencies include:
- a. California Office of Emergency Services
- b. California National Guard
- c. Federal Emergency Management Agency
- d. U.S. Department of Energy /U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
- e. U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Space is provided for these State and Federal liaison personnel at the EOC.
Chart ESD-02 indicates how the county emergency organization will interface with other agencies. 0 4. EMERGENCY ORGANIZATION, 5 Chart ESD-01 shows tne emergency organization of the County Emergency Operations Center to be activated at the Sheriff's Office. This
- organization is directed by the Emergency Services Director.
- 5. ASSIGNMENTS KEY RESPONSIBLE INDIVIDUALS BY FUNCTION Function Job Title ,
Direction and Control Emergency Services Director Alerting and Mobilization of Sheriff's Office Dispatch Response Agencies T Warning the Public and Disseminating Emergency Services Director / l Emergency Instructions Public Infomation Officer Providing Public Infomation During Emergency Services Dimetor and Emergency Public Infomation Officer Field Radiation Monitoring Within Environmental Health Director Plume Exposure Zone Accident Assessment Environmental Health Director l Exposure Control for Emergency County Health Officer Workers - l Fire and Rescue County Fim Chief, supported by Area Fire and Rescue Coordinator db 3
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Function Job Title Communications County Director of Technical Services Transportation County Engineer Supply and Procurement County Auditor / Controller Legal Support County Counsel Screening of the General Public Caltrans District 05 . Deputy District Director,
- Maintenance and Operations Emergency Medical and Public Health County Health Officer Support Ingestion Pathway Sample Collection Field Team Coordinator, California Radiologic Health Section
- Ingestion Pathway Assessment and Chief, California Radiologic Health Direction of Response Branch Decontamination and Authorizing Chief, California Radiologic Health Reentry into Contaminated Areas Branch Reentry and Recovery Emergency Services Director Medical and Public Health Long-tem Chief, California Director Medical Follow-up Services ,
Operation of Existing Structures as City Fire Chiefl Shelters , Perimeter Control 'Around Restricted San Luis Obispo Area Commander, Areas California Highway Patrol 1 - Law Enforcement County Sheriff / Area Law Enforcement Coordinator . Traffic Control in an Evacuation San Luis Obispo Area
- Commander, California Highway Patrol Evacuation of Institutions and County Engineer / County Fire Carless Population Confirmation of Evacuation / Emergency Services Director Sheltering I
Operation of Congregate Care and Red Cross Disaster Coordinator Mass Feeding Facilities I Arroyo Grande, Grover City, Morro Bay, Pismo 3each, San Luis Obispo. 4
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- 6. EOC STAFF BOARD OF SUPERVISORS (support for direction and control and support for Protective Responses) In a serious emergency, the Board (minus the Chaiman) would meet at the Board Chambers, County Adninistrative Office.
DIRECTION AND CONTROL GROUP Emerancy Services Dimetor (ESD) (Direction and Control and Protective l Response) t County Sheriff (Law Enfon:ement and Alerting and Notification) County Fire Chief (Fire and Rescue) County Engineer (Transportation) - County Health Officer (Public Health and Emergency Medicine and
- Radiological Exposure Control)
UNIFIED DOSE ASSESSMENT CENTER Environmental Health Director (Accident Assessment) Air Pollution Control Officer (Support for Accident Assessment) Agricultural Cosmiissioner (Support for Ingestion Pathway Assessment) t TECHNICAL SUPPORT GROUP Emergency Services Assistant Director Emergency Services Coordinators Purchasing / Property Agent (Support for Communications and Direction, and h Control) Public Infomation Officer (PIO, Public Infomation) Legal Counsel (Support for Direction and Control) General Services (Support for Direction and Control) Technical Services (Communications)
- Auditor / Controller (Support for Direction and Control)
RESPONSE GROUP County Sheriff (In Direction and Control Group) f 8 County ' Fire Chief (In Directioj and Control Group)
- County Public Works (Engineer in D & C Group)
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County Social Services (Shelter / Welfare) California Parks and Recreation (Support for Alerting and Notification) CALTRANS (Support for Radiological Exposure Control and Support for Traffic Control) CHP (Traffic Contrul) County Supt. of Schools (Support for Transportation) Red Cross (Shelter / Welfare) City Liaison
- 7. FACILITIES For the purposes of this Emergency Response Pl an, the following facilities and their equipment are the responsibility of the Emergency Services Director and his staff:
# a. The Emergency Operations Center (EOC) Highway 1 (Figure 03).
- b. The County Administrative Office, San Luis Obispo.
- c. The Media Center at Cuesta College (Figure 05).
- 8. EERGENCY WORKER PROTECTIVE GEAR The Sheriff's Department will maintain a stockpile of emergency worker '
protective gear kits for E0C staff who are not otherwise assigned a kit. Each ki? contains the following radiation monitoring and personal protectise equipment: Pocket Ionization Dosimeters (1) 0-200 mR ringe i a.
- b. (1) 0-20 R range -
- c. (1) integrating radiation dosimeter (TLD)
Potassium fodide
- 9. PLAN UPDATE j This procedure will be reviewed At least annually by the County i Administrator or Emergency Services Coordinators. All infomation contained herein shall be verified, updated and distributed as required {
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- 8. NOTIFICATION AND MOBILIZATION
- 1. OVERVIEW Agencies are responsible for initiating, transmitting, and/or receiving notifications in accordance with the Nuclear Emergency Notification List, Emergency Procedure A, using notification methods (telephone, radio, etc.) as specified on this list.
Every agency on the attached notification list shall be responsible for developing and maintaining current internal call lists and procedures for prompt alerting, and mobilizing of emergency response personnel upon notification. Initial notification of a nuclear power plant emergency is provided by PGandE to the 24-hour dispatcher at the County Sheriff's Office. 1his officer notifies the Emergency Services Director (ESD) who is the County Administrative Officer or alternate, and informs this official of the emergency status level (notification of UNUSUAL EVENT, ALERT SITE AREA i EMERGENCY, or GENERAL EPERGENCY). Sheriff's Office and the ESD will perform notifications according to the If the status level changes, the call list. . These notification procedures will be tested in a full-scale exercise as directed by federal regulations. Every 12 months the County Office of Emergency Services will review and update positions, names and telephone, radio or other connunication identifiers in these procedures, distributing updated lists to all notifying agencies as required.
- 2. ALERTING INFORMATION
- a. Initial Notification Initial notification will be to the Sheriff's Office dispatch desk, which is staffed on a 24-hour basis. The Sheriff's dispatchers will initiate notification via telephone (except as 3 noted on the call list) to involved agencies in accordance with the level of emergency. Some key agencies will be notified through a ring down phone system from the Sheriff's dispatch,
- b. Notification Cascade In order to expedite notification, calls are assigned in a
" cascade" fashion to various agencies. All key links in the notification cascade are reachable on a 24-hour basis.
- c. Alternative Notification System The tone alert monitor radio system is a one-way communication device which can be activated at the Sheriff's dispatch or in the EOC when operational.
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I SYSTEM USERS USES OF TONE ALERT SYSTEM
- Key County Departments Redundant Communication System for alerting -
personnel.
- Schools, Cuesta College Redundant connunication system for alerting
- Medical Care Facilities personnel.
Advance warning /information prior to media being informed or the sirens being sounded. Ongoing connunication from the E0C to facilities' emergency personnel; method of providing all users with the same message all at once.
- d. Additional Notifications The notification procedure for initial alerting, including both phone and tone alert monitors, will also be used for subsequent
# announcements of importance, including:
- 1) Notification of change in emergency level.
- 2) Notification of prhtective actions affecting the public.
- 3) Other announcements of high priority (as deemed necessary by -)
the Direction and Control Group).
- 3. BACXUP SHIFTS For ALERT or more severe status, all E0C designates notify an alternate ,
to report to the EOC within 12 hours of initial notification to assume the seeand shift. Shifts will be 12 hours. Reporting shift must arrive at least 30 minutes prior to shift change for a status briefing by the outgoing shift. The shift leader for all EOC staff will be the ESD or 9 as delegated. This official will be responsible for ensuring that all E0C positions are staffed on a 24-hour basis, making arrangements for
- substitutes and temporary absences as required.
- 4. STAFF AUGENTATION During an ALERT and more severe status, , augmentation of EOC or UDAC staff may be required. Due to limitations on the space available at the E0C, such additions to staff will be assigned to other facilities, such as Camp San Luis Obispo or the County Administrative Office in San Luis Obispo. No additional staff may be assigned to the EOC itself without i
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"This is (NAME) , (J08 TITLE) , of (AGENCY) . A(n) ALERT / SITE AREA EMERGENCY / GENERAL EMERGENCY) has been declared at the Diablo Canyon Nuclear Power Plant. If you are assigned to notify other organizations in your emer-gency procedure, conduct these at once and report to the E0C. I repeat, a(n)
! (UNUSUAL EVENT / ALERT / SITE AREA EERGENCY/ GENERAL EMERGENCY) has been declared at Diablo Canyon. Please repeat back to me." o (Notifying person confirms that person notified has understood the message and knows which Emergency Action Level has been declared.) Terminate message. i i S
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j County Social' Director Tom Ganoe X Shel ter/Wel f are Services (Alternate) D. Moore
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-- Chaiman, Board of Supervisors' Checklist Emergency Operations Center Duties Response Actions for: Unusual Event, Alert, Site Area Emergency, General Emergency l Actions:
- 1. Received Notification
- a. From:
- b. Office:
- c. Message:
;- 2. Emergency temination or escalated to ALERT O 3. Arrives at E0C
- 4. Assumes position at Direction and Control table and provides guidance in the decision making process
- 5. Makes announcements to E0C personnel to assure key information is disseminated such as:
( Change in emergency action level up or down (direct status board check to record). Precautionary or protective actions, or other en gency instructions Other important bulletins 'as detemined by the Direction and Control Group. , 4 Directs E0C personnel to provide updated infomation to their own '- agencies.
- 6. Coordinates with other Board members (who have convened at the Board
. Chambers) seeking input regarding the county's emergency response - activities. l 7. Continue to coordinate with other E0C representatives in decision making
- 8. Provide briefings to new staff arriving at shift changes
- 9. Receive notice of emergency downgrade or closeout
. 10. Assists the Direction and Control Group in Recover / Reentry or i demobilization activities. l 19
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I EMERGENCY PROCEDURE C l Emergency Services Director Checklist , Emergency Operations Center Duties Response Actions for: Unusual Event, Alert, Site Area Emergency, General Emergency ; Actions:
- 1. Received initial notification
- a. From:
- b. Office:
- c. Message:
- 2. Make notifications (see notification list).
. . a. Assistant Dir. Emer. Services i b. Coordinators
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- 3. Special action taken:
- 4. Emergency teminated
- 5. Emergency escalated to ALERT
- 6. Make notifications (see notification list).
- a. Assistant Dir. Emer. Services g b. Coordinator 4 -
- c. Board of Supervisors
- d. Other Board members
- 7. Arrives at EOC
- 8. Receive briefing from Sheriff's watch commander.
- 9. Completes notifications via facility intercom that EOC is operational
- 10. Assume role as member of the Direction and Control Group and coordinate overall county response
- 11. Direct County Counsel to draft appropriate emergency declaration.
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EMERGENCY PROCEDURE C Emergency Services Director Checklist Continued Emergency Operations Center Duties
- 12. Collect infomation and evaluate emergency situation using Radiological Emergency Status Foria and with Direction and Control Group make l decisions on precautionary actions. Poll agencies at least every hour.
- 13. Direct the PIO to draft appropriate press releases for approval and ,
then release. 1 l
- 14. Request needed resources from local, state and federal representatjves I in EOC
- 15. If multiple emergencies exist, coordinate with Direction and Control; l make emergency management decisions and approve protective actions i
. 16. Coordinate 15 minute updates to EOC staff.
- 17. Announce classification level changes to all EOC personnel; direct them to notify their staff; direct status board clerk to record. ,
- 18. Reassess Emergency situation utilizing Radiological Emergency Status Form. l
- 19. Complete all procedures in preparation for activating the Early Warning
( Siren System / Emergency Broadcast System (see Emergency Procedure E).
- 20. With Direction and Control Group make protective action decisions 21 . Activate Early Warning Siren System and Emergency Broadcast System.
- 22. Continue assessment of emergency and provide updated infor9 nation to EOC staff.
'23. Receives notification of emergency downgrade or close-out.
- 24. Develop recovery / reentry plan with E0C personnel.
- 25. Direct recovery / reentry or demobilization procedures. ,
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, l[I Alert l[l Site Area Emergency l[l General Emergency was declared at the Diablo Canyon Nuclear Power Plant (Note: .Have agencies notify all agencies on their call list of escalation in emergency status.)
Incident involves: i 4 UDAC/CO. HEALTH OFFICER INFORMATION At this time, the situation involves: l[l No radiological release
. l[I A potential release l[l A radiological release l[l A release that has occurred but stopped l
The dose rates to the whole body have been l[l projected l[l confirmed at rems miles from the plant. The duration'of the release has ' been estimated to last hours.
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PRECAUTIONARY / PROTECTIVE ACTIONS At (a.m.) (p.m. ), the following
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Zones Affected/ Description h l[l Precautionary actions
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PUBLIC INFORMATION - The following types of information have been released: E.8.S. messages (see attached) i l Tone alert radio messages (see attached) I Press releases (see attached) l Other coments/information: Declaration of local emergency: Reception centers: KI distribution: [ Ingestion pathway / dairy herds: Agency polling: s 1 5 O 9 l ( l . i 4 24
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Emergency Services Director's Checklist EWS/EBS Activation Response Actions for: Site Area Emergency, General Emergency DESCRIPTION: The EWS System MAY be used at SITE AREA EMERGENCY if protective actions are ordered. At the General Emergency stage, the EWS System MUST be used within 15 minutes after a protective action decision has been reached to warn the public that instructions regarding protective actions are being broadcast on the EBS. PROCEDURE: . The Emergency Services Director or alternate OR the County Sheriff are the ONLY' officials authorized to order activation of theTarly Warning Siren System.
- 1. Direct PIO to place the EBS on STANDBY to receive an initial instruction message. ;
- 2. Direct PIO to prepare an initial instruction message.
- 3. Direct County Sheriff to place Watch Commander on STANDBY to sound sirens.
- 4. Direct PIO to transmit the initial EBS instruction messag'e to .the EBS station with instructions to broadcast the EBS message immediately AFTER sirens sound, indicate a time whe they will sound, repeat the message at least every fifteen (15) minutes, and to stand by to receive the message.
- 5. Confirm with PIO readiness of EBS to broadcast. --
- 6. Direct PIO to provide message to:
x Tone alert monitors Cities' Liaison for all 24-hour dispatch a phone switchboards Sheriff's dispatch Phone assistance center for release following sounding of sirens and EBS broadcast - ! 7. Utilize form 705u ' RADIOLOGICAL EERGENCY' STATUS to notify. EOC agency. I representatives of siren activation, to provide them with the alert and initial instruction message, and- to ensure traffic ~ control, transportation, congregate care, or other required preparations are complete. Instruct Watch Comander or FEMA (if in the EOC) to call the U.S. Coast . Guard at place emergency instructions on marine . band [ radio foi ing activat on of the EWS system and EBS messages. , s , , e
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- 8. Make decision to sound EWS system and issue EBS message.
- 9. Verify that all above procedures are complete.
- 10. Direct Sheriff to activate the EWS system.
- 11. Direct PIO to read EBS message twice (via local EBS monitors) to all participating EBS stations.
- 12. Monitor EBS broadcast and develop and issue supplementary instructions as required.
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l l EMERGENCY PROCEDURE E Emergency Services Coordinator A Checklist 4 Response Actions for: Unusual Event, Alert, Site Area Emergency, General Emergency . Actions:
- 1. Receive initial notification from Sheriff's Watch Commander, including classification; time of classification; cirt:umstances causing classification; request escalation /temination call.
- 2. If ALERT or greater accident classification, request Sheriff's Watch Cousiander to activate EOC and assign deputy to handle access control and -
EOC/ parking lot security.
- 3. Complete notifications on call list.
P 4. Notify EOC . Support Staff Supervisor to active and assign all Support Staff personnel.
- 5. a. Arrive at EOC.
- b. Complete notifications as necessary. Confirm all other agencies have completed notifications.
- c. Distribute~ essential materials to EOC rooms as needed (per Attachment G).
Confim arrival of all required EOC personnel and arrange d. augmentation as required, including EOC support staff personnel.
- e. Once EOC is operational, advise ESD to announce operational status over PA system. ,
- f. Set volume control for PA system in all rooms (setting at 4).
- g. Set out gavel (located in Direction and Control Room file cabinet).
- 6. Contact General Services Rep in E0C to coordinate acquisition of vehicles needed for emergency..
- 7. Monitor message handling procedure and master situation board. .
- 8. a. Confer frequently with all EOC personnel to assure comunication s and coordination.
- b. - Assure that all situation boards and maps are being utilized by all EOC personnel.
- c. Assure all critical . infomation from outer EOC rooms is comunicated to D&C room and Message Center via phone and hard copy message Fom 2340u. '- -
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Emergency Services Coordinator A Checklist
- d. Act as face-to-face liaison for personnel in outer rooms of EOC with DAC room (update, answer questions, etc.).
- e. Poll istatus of chktical response agencies every hour or as directed. .
t 9. Coordinate distribution of Emergency Worker Protective gear with Sheriff j , as required for EOC personnel. , <
- 10. - Assist ESD in management of EOC.
- 11. Ensure that access control procedures are set up and confirm access to people not on Restricted Access List.
- 12. Receive ' notification that amergency is de-escalated or taminated.
, 13. Assist ESD in Recovery and Reentry operation.
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EOC EQUIPENT AND SUPPLIES Equipment and Supplies Needed
- Message forms
- Routing baskets
- Copier machine
- Name placards at tables for participants
- Identification badges
- Pencils
- Pens
- Tablets
- Typing paper
- Correction liquid paper
- Paper clips
- Stapler and staples
- Stapler removers o - Rubber bands
- Scotch tape holder and refill
- Masking tape
- Scissors
- Erasers for pencils and pens
- Erasers for blackboard
- Clipboards
- Two-hole punch
- Three-hole punch -
- Erasable board markers
- Fluorescent lamps and batteries (for emergency lighting)
- Typewriters (2)
(Obtained from Administration or General Services)
- Serial numbering machine - (proposed only)
^ - County phone memo call record book
- EOC telephone directories
- Map books ,
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EMERGENCY PROCEDURE F Emergency Services Coordinator f Checklist Response Actions for: Unusual Event, Alert, Site Area Emergency, General Emergency Actions:
- 1. Receive initial notification from Sheriff's Watch Commander, including classification; time of classification; circumstances causing classification; request escalation /temination call.
- 2. If ALERT or greater accident classification, request Sheriff's Watch Cosmander to activate EOC and assign deputy to handle access control and EOC/ parking lot security.
- 3. Complete notifications on call list.
. 4. a. Arrive at EOC.
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- b. Complete notifications as necessary.
- c. Pick up 50-3 " Emergency Notificatiion Form" from Watch Comander, make two copies, keep one and give one to Assistant ESD for initial. Rad. Emerg. Status (Form 705u) briefing.
- 5. Assume role as Cities Liaison Coordinator. l
- a. Contact and activate " Cities Liaison Phone Operator". ,
- b. Get briefing and gather initial infomation from " Emergency Notification Fom".
- c. Develop written Cities Liaison message using Form 4336u
- d. Verify accuracy of information and assign message number and i i:onfer with phone operator. '
- e. Give to phone operator to transmit message over cities ring down
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- f. Answer questions from cities as necessary.
- g. Insure hard copy of message sent via CLETS.
- h. Insure hard copy of message is made and attached to Cities Liaison Master Message Log.
- i. Gather updated infomation and repeat (c) through (h) until exert:ise/ emergency termination.
J. Coordinate response to incoming questions / requests from cities.
- k. Review messages received by Situation Board Clerk for coordination with PIO/ State.
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- 6. Prior to State OES representative's arrival at EOC, call:
or or M((24-hour warning control numb Jack Kearns, Deputy Director) (Anne Vasquez, County Liaison) ; I I and notify representative that EOC is operational and provide updated [ info on emergency as available.
- 7. Call Santa Barbara County Office of Emergency Services at -
and provide updated info on emergency until representative arrives .at the EOC. If Santa Barbara Coun ative is not at the EOC, call the Santa Barbara Count EOC at 'r Santa Barbara County dispatch at hd re ay in ormation per Cities Liaison function until Santa Barbara County representative arrives.
- 8. Act as fixed liaison point for cuter EOC personnel (questions,. updates, i etc.).
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- 9. Receive notification that emergency is de-escalated or tenninated.
- 10. . Assist ESD in Recovery and Reentry operation.
- 11. Deactivate the EOC upon the direction of ESD.
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- 1. Work with the Board of Supervisors and County Counsel to approve whatever interim ordinances and/or directives to departments which may be necessary to implement recovery actions.
- 2. Coordinate with PIO to release information to the pubite concerning the recovery and reentry actions.
- 3. Direct the Social Servicks Department to maintain operation of the Phone Assistance Center until 3dvised otherwise by ESD.
- 4. Manage and coordinaus the actions which may be assigned to county agencies to implement recovery and reentry procedures.
I 5. Ensure that the Director of Environmental Health will:
- a. Continue to coordinate radiological health assessments with state and federal agencies. ESD will present reconnendations to the Direction and Control Group based upon these actions.
- b. Continue assessment of radiological monitoring programs directed by the~ Direction and Control Group.
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- c. Assist the County Health Officer in implementing long-term medical follow-up program.
- 6. Ensure that the County Health Officer will:
. a. Coordinate with State Department of Health Services in developing and implementing detailed medical follow-up plans for the general g public.
- b. Coordinate the actions of the medical services sector in recovering from the emeroency.
- 7. Ensure that the County Sheriff, will:
- a. Implement, with CHP and City ' Policy Departments, traffic control measures in conjunction with reoccupancy, as necessary.
- b. Continue to maintain peace and security in restricted areas as reoccupancy is authorized.
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- 8. Ensure that the County Engineer will arrange for transportation of car-less population from congregate care center back to reoccupied areas.
The Engineer will coordinate this with Red Cross and Social Services.
- 9. Ensure that the County Social Services Director will:
- a. Coordinate with the County Engineer and Red Cross the return of populations cared for in congregate care centers,
- b. Staff a phone center at the EOC to answer questions from the general public concerning recovery, reoccupancy, and long-te m medical follow-up.
- c. Assist the Environmental Health Director and County Health Officer p in instituting long-tem me. dical follow-up by processing paper-work, conducting initial counseling interviews, etc.
- 10. Ensure that federal and state agencies assist in the implementation of recovery actions with staff and Msources.
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EERGENCY PROCEDURE H E0C SUPPORT STAFF CHECKLIST Emergency Operations Center Support Staff Checklist Response Actions for: Alert, Site Area Emergency,' General Emergency Emergency Services Coordinator A:
- 1. Notify Support Staff Supervisor to contact and mobilize all support staff personnel at EOC.
- 2. Provide assistance to Support Staff Supervisor, monitor support staff procedures and resolve problems as needed.
Support Staff Supervisor:
- 1. Upon notification by Emergency Services Coordinator, contact and assign l
support staff to following positions at EOC: o
- one person for " Message Center Clerk" i
- one person for " Situation Board Clerk"
- one person for " Situation Board Aid"
- two persons for "EOC Runners"
- one person for "EOC P.I.0. Secmtary"
- two persons for " Media Center Staff"
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- 2. Coordinate overall Support Staff operations and keep Message Center flowing.
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- a. Check priority' as INFO or URGENT
- b. Check ATTN "SBC" if appropriate and highlight message for g Situation Board entry
- c. List ec's and total copies as necessary
- 4. Give canary copy to runner for iiusediate face to face delivery to primary recipient.
- 5. If "SBC" is checked, give pink copy to runner for delivery to
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- a. If additional cc's are needed, give white copy to runner to make copies, distribute and return white copy to message clipboard Revised 10-85 1
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EOC SUPPORT STAFF CHECKLIST Emergency Operations Center Support Staff Checklist
- 7. Assist SBC and MCC as necessary.
- 8. When DAC updates / intercom announcements / decisions are made, record as message (Form 23400) and give to MCC for processing.
Message' Center Clerk:
- 1. Process all incoming messages at Message Center by stamping time, assigning serial message number and logging on " Master EOC Message Log."
Give to Support Staff Supcevisor for action. 2.
;. 3. Keep white copies of all messages in numerical order on message e clipboard.
- 4. Assist as directed by Support Staff Supervisor.
Situation Board Clerk:
- 1. Record as entry on Master Situation Board all highlighted areas of message checked ATTN:" SBC" (pink copy).
- 2. Remind Situation Board Aide to record all entries on " Master Situation Board Log" and update two outer situations boards in Technical Support and Reception and Care room.
- 3. Update situation board in Fire and Law Room by recording latest entries.
4 After message is entered on all situations boards and logged, give pink copy of message to " Cities Liaison Coordinator."
- a. Cities Liaison Coordinator will review message with EOC PIO and State as necessary.
- 5. Keep all situations boards up to date and accurate at all times.
l Situation Board Aide 1, As Situation Board Clerk records entry on Master Situation Board, Aide should record entry on " Master Situation Board Log."
- 2. Take " Master Situation Board Log" and update to out situation boards in Technical Support and Reception and Care Rooms by recording latest l
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- 1. Perfom tasks as directed by Support Staff Supervisor which may include:
; a. Deliver canary copy of message to primary recipient.
- b. Take pink copy of message and give to Situation Board Clerk.
- c. Complete making necessary copies of messages and distribute per !
3 listings on "cc's" (return white copy on message clipboard).
- 2. Routinely (every five to ten minutes) pick up all messages. from i
out-baskets in outer rooms and ~ deliver to Message Center Cl erk's in-basket. o
- 3. Inmediately pick up any outgoing messages from DSC staff and deliver to Message Center Clerk's in-basket.
- 4. Perfom other tasks as directed by Support Staff Supervisor.
EOC P.I.0. Secretary:
- 1. Assist the E0C P.I.O. in developing, typing, making hard copies via j
"COWAC " and logging all press releases. tone alert messages and EBS messages as directed.
- 2. If directed by EOC P.I.0., request runner from Support Staff Supervisor to deliver all hard copy press releases and EBS messages to Media Center.
l 3. Perfom other tasks as directed by E0C P.I.0. EOC Phone Support Supervisor:
- 1. Monitor and maintain the EOC phone system.
- 2. Answer all incoming calls when directed by the D&C staff.
- 3. Contact Emergency Services Coordinator or Director to resolve controversies mgarding access to County EOC.
Media Center Staff: Report to the Media Center M
- 1. Perfom tasks as directed by the Media Center P.I.O. which may include:
- a. Assist in set up of Media Center with necessary equipment, phones and supplies including "COWAC" computer.
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- b. Contact EOC and Media to notify them that Media Center is set up and operational.
- c. Receive and log all hard co alerts, EBS messages, etc.) py correspondence via " Col @AC" or runner. (press releases, tone
- d. Make at least four copies of correspondence received and deliver two copies to Rumor Control, one copy to PGandE, one copy to FEMA.
- e. Post original copy on clipboard.
- f. Keep Medit Unter P.I.O. abreast of. all correspondence.
- g. Answer phone calls from EOC P.I.O.
- h. If requested by Media Center P.I.O., deliver hard copies of messges to EOC P.I.O.
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CITIES LIAISON POLICY AND PROCEDURE Resoonse Actions For: Alert, Site Area Emergency, General Emergency I. Policy: It shall be the policy of San Luis Obispo County to assign a county person as the " Cities Liaison Coordinator" whenever the County EOC is activated because of an accident at the Diablo Canyon Nuclear Power Plant. l The " Cities Liaison Coordinator" will be responsible for relaying " official" information disseminating from the County EOC to the cities and Cal Poly. This infomation will be relayed as quickly as possible without compromise to its accuracy or official nature. l II.
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Upon activation of the County EOC, the "Ci ties Liaison coorcinator" will report to the County E0C's Direction and Control Roan. If <
, manpower permits, a " Cities Liaison Phone Operator" will be contacted to assist the Cities Liaison Coordinator. -
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s Generally, the Coordinator will gather official and confimed information from the Direction and Control Room that may be of importance to the Cities / Cal Poly. Official infomation may include: Accident C1assification Changes Plant Status Weather Conditions . Radiological Projections or Measurements - - Precautionary or Protective Actions Siren Activation for E.B.S. EBS Messages Emergency Worker Information Situation Board Entries . i Direction and Control Status Updates Other Significant Events g This information will be verified and put in written message form by the Coordinator. It will then be transmitted over the Cities Ring Down Phone to all City / Cal Poly Police Departments by the Phone Operator. Alternative means for transmitting the message (should the ring down phone fail) are: 1) regular telephone ; 2) Sheri ff's Radio " Red" Net; and 3) A.R.E.S.. radio I. o perators. Shortly after'the message has been transmitted over the ring down
- phone, a hard copy of the message will be sent to all City / Cal Poly Police l Departments via the California Law Enforcement Teletype System (CLETS). An J additional copy of all messages will be logged and kept by the Cities Liaison Phone Operator.
To further verify or request information at the County EOC, Cities / Cal Poly may use the following phone nunbers as appropriate: e - Cities Liaison Yerification Phone Fire and Law Operations Phone
- Weather Infomation Phone
- Transportation Coordination Phone
- Emergency Worker Control Desk Phone
- Public Infomation Phone Revi. sed 9/11/85 38
Should cities find ' this ' method : of ' conmunication unsatisfactory during an-exerci se/ emergency, they .shoul.d contact ' the Cities Ltaison Coordinator to' of
- request authorization to send one representative, with own means f
communication, to the County EOC. Once at the County EOC, the representative will work within the Cities Liaison Unit on a face-to-face basis, and transmit authorized information to their city by means of their own connunication equipment. III. PROCEDIRES Cities Liaison Coordinator Upon arrival at E0C , check in with ESD and activate Cities 1. Liaison Unit.
- a. Contact and activate " Cities Liaison Phone Operator."
- b. Set up needed foms and equipment.
- 2. Get briefing and gather initial information in form of written r message.
- a. Use fons (4336u) as appropriate.
- 3. Verify accuracy of infomation and assign message number.
- 4. Review content of message with " Cities Liaison Phone Operator."
i, 5. Have " Cities Liaison Phone Operator" transmit message over cities
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- 6. Answer questions from cities generated by message as necessary. ,
- 7. Insure Hard Copy of message is sent via C.L.E.T.S.
- 8. Insure original Hard Copy of message attached to master log.
I. 9. Continue gathering updated and confirmed information in .writtea message format (following 3 through 8) until exan:1se/ emergency teminated. procedures to incoming questions /
- 10. Coordinate getting accurate answers requests from cities as necessary.
.a. Use runners as necessary.
- 11. Review all messages received by Situation Board Clerk.
- a. Develop cities liaison messages as needed.
- b. Coordinate with EOC PIQ/ State as needed.
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- 1. Upon arrival at EOC, check in with " Cities Liaison Coordinator" for briefing and assignments.
- 2. Read phone operating instructions as follows:
l a. Upon pickup of telephone handset or earphones there will be _no, dial tone.
- b. If a busy signal is heard, press " privacy release" button which allows interruption and override of any conversations I taking place.
- c. To reach Cities / Cal Poly dial " *
- ar.d then a two digit number as desired:
EOC/ Sheriff's Dispatch Center San Luis Obispo City Polic Cal Poly Public Safe i Morro Bay Police IConferen Paso Robles Polic Atascadero Police Arroyo Grande Polic - Grover City Police - Pismo Beach Police l
- d. Note: in sounds after dialing "** "N' as it Ignore buzzing and will terminate after a rin$1 cities answer or after. 90 seconds.
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-Code. / ntact She ff Dispatch Center,
. individually dial Note: To report problems *on rin own phone, q f.
caTT the PG&E " Wire ' Chi (24 hrs.). Give lease line number' an a escription of the problem. Wire Chief wil contact Pacific Telephone to get the problem fixed as soon as possible.
- 3. Read phone protocol as follows: ,
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- a. Conference otherwise.
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- b. Allow 20 seconds for all stations to pick u- the receiver l system. ;
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- d. After 20 seconds, initiate. a formal " Check In Ro11.Ca11" and log on message with "/".
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- e. 'Giva message slowly and accurately. - repeat message twice.
- f. After message is given, answer any ' questions as necessary.
' g. End message and initiate a formal " Acknowledgment Roll Call" and log on message with "X". -
- 4. When given numbered message by " Cities Liaison Coordinator," read message verbatim over Cities Ringdown Phone following strict phone protocol .
- a. Direct any questions that cannot be answered by content of message to , Cities Liaison Coordinator."
l > 5. After message has been given over phone, log message on " Cities Liaison Master Message Log."
- 6. Through runner, make copy of message and give to CLETS Operator via Sheriff's Department.
- 7. Keep original copy of message and attach to " Cities Liaison Master Message Log" in msnerical order. .
- 8. Answer incoming calls on either Cities ring down or Cities Liaison Verification Phone.
- a. Directs questions that cannot be answered by content of past messages to " Cities Liaison Coordinator."
- 9. When alerted that EOC update / briefing will take place, prepare link between Cities ring down and intercom phone so as to allow the briefing to go " Live" to Cities.
- a. Conference call all stations and conduct nomal " Check In Roll Call". -
- b. State: " Standby Tor direct EOC update."
- c. Give earphones .to Assistant Emergency Services Director.
- d. 'Dia n intercom phone.
- e. Assistant E.S.D. will give update and return earphones.
f. Phone operator to conduct nom'al " Acknowledgement Rol1 Call." 1.0. Perform other tasks as dir%cted by " Cities Liaison Coordinator". Revised 9/11/85 e 41-
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STANDBY FOR CITIES LIAISON ESSAGE # 9 H0tRS. HARD COPY OF ESSAGE TO BE SENT VIA C.L.E.T.S. ASAP. AT H0tRS, A CLASSIFICATION WAS DECLARED / EXIsr5 AT THE DIA8LO CMYON NUGLEAR POWER PLANT DUE TO AT THIS TIE, A RADIOLOGICAL RELEASE HAS NOT OCCURRED / MAY OCCUR / IS OCCURRING / HAS OCCIRRED AE STOPPED. TE DOSE RATES TO TE WHOLE BODY HAVE BEEN PROJECTED TO BE/MONIT0lL9 AT: . f . REMS, MILES FROM PLANT IN PAZ FOR H0tRS CLRRENT WIND DIRECTION AT HRS IS WH FR(N TO HRS IS WH FROM TO
NECTED WIND DIRECTION AT ADDITIONAL CLRRENT/ PROJECTED WEATER INFORMATION:
BE ADVISED, THE FOLLOWING PRECAUTIONARY / PROTECTIVE ACTIONS HAVE BEEN TAKEN/ARE RECOMMENDED /ARE ORDERED BY COUNTY: s . (. .D OF ESSAGE . MORE INTO TO FOLLOW Q/ACK' Revised 9/11/85 43
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' CHECK-IN ROLL CALL" TO: SLP0; UCCP; M8PD; PRPD; ATPD; AGPD; GCPD; PBPD
'ACKNOWLEDE kOLL CALL":
6 HOURS. HARD COPY OF STANDBY FOR CITIES LIAISON ESSAE # ESSAE TO BE SENT VIA C.L.E.T.S. ASAP. THIS IS A TEST ONLY! r 3 t l l i l l i l l l ! END OF ESSAE - MORE INFO TO FOLLOW. REPEAT THIS IS A TEST ONLY! Revised 9/11/85 44
. - --s SAN LUIS OBISPO COUNTY NUCLEAR POWER PLANT EERGENCY RESPONSE PLAN III.03 STANDARD GPERATING PROCEDURE CDF/ COUNTY FIRE DEPARTENT
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- 2. Responsibilities ......................... 1
- 3. Organization ........................... 1
- 4. Facilities .......,..................... 2
- 5. Communications .......................... 2
- 6. Operational Equipment and Vehicles ................ 2
- 7. Protec ti ve Gea r . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
- 8. Training Program ......................... 2.
- 9. Drills and Exercises ....................... 2
- 10. Equipment Testing / Calibration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
- 11. Plan Update . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 B. EMERGENCY PROCEDURES Overall Responsibilities . ....................... 4
- 1. Noti fication and Mobilization . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
- 2. Exposure Control .................. . . . . . . 9
- 3. Evacuation of the Carless Population ,
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- 4. Evacuation of the Institutional Population ..... . . . . . . 10
- 5. Demobilization / Recovery / Reentry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
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C. ATTACHMENTS
- 1. Fire Station Organization Charts ................. 12
- 2. Operational Equipment and Vehicles ................ 15
- 3. Evacuation Zones and Routes . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19 A
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A. OVERVIEW
- 1. Purpose and Scope. The purpose of this 50P is to establish the' proce- ~
dures for fulfilling off-site tasks Assigned to the County Fire Depart- a ment as per Figure 1.8-1 of the County Emergency Response Plan for Diablo Canyon Nuclear Power Plant. The San Luis Obispo Ranger Unit of the California Department of Forestry administers the County Fire Department, hereinafter referred to as CDF/Co. Fire.
- 2. Responsibilities. CDF/Co. Fire Department is charged with protection of life and property from the effects of unfriendly fire in the unincor-porated areas of San Luis Obispo County, excluding fire districts and county service areas. CDF/Co. Fire is the responsible public agency for on-site fire incidents at Diablo Canyon.
The CDF/Co. Fire " Fire and Rescue Response to Diablo Canyon Nuclear Power Plant" plan will be used for on-site response to the Diablo Canyon Plant. , j During radiological emergencies, CDF/Co Fire will:
- a. ' Provide primary fire and rescue services to the unincorporated i area of San Luis Obispo County, excluding fire districts and county service areas.
- b. Have'the County Fire Chief as a member of the Direction and Con ,
trol Group within the EOC. )
- c. Provide assistance to the County Engineer in the evacuation of the j carless population.
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- Provide assistance with the evacuation of institutional popula-tions,
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- e. Monitor and provide exposure control for CDF/Co Fire personnel.
t f. Provide ' emergency medical functions in accordance with existing CDF/Co Fire procedures,
- g. Provide information to the public concerning protective actions as
directed by the Sheriff's Office.
- h. Provide assistance to the Sheriff's Office in the notification of the publ.ic as a supplement to the Early Warning System. !
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- i. Provide assistance to the Cour.ty in reentry and recovery opera-tions.
- j. Provide assistance in earthquake response to the Sheriff's Office.
- 3. Organization. Refer to Attachment 1 Emergency Organization Chart.
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- 4. Facilities. Staff for the purpose of emergency responses are assigned to six fire stations within the planning area. The six stations are as follows:
- a. Cayucos Station, Highway 1 and Chaney Road, Cayucos.
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- b. San Luis Obispo Station, Highway 1 one block north of Highland Drive, San Luis Obispo,
- c. Santa Margari ta, Park Hill Station, Park Hill Road, Santa Margarita.
- d. Nipomo Station, 450 Pioneer, Nipomo.
, e. San Luis Obispo Airport Station, San Luis Obispo County Airport, San Luis Obispo. .
- f. Avila Valley Station, San Luis Bay Club, Avila Beach. l 1
! For non-fire, off-site incidents, the staffing remains at the level staffed for day-to-day operations. Staff may be augmented at a General , ! Emergency level as needed to carry out the support roles. Recalls am l necessary during winter months to staff unmanned' fire stations at San
. Luis Obispo and Cayucos after 5 p.m.
O c 5. Comunications. Emergency Comand Center personnel are located at the i San Luis 001spo Headquarters Station. All fire vehicles are equipped Each fire engine has one portable radio. Each
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i fire station has a base station radio except Avila Valley Station. The Emergency Comand Center has emergency power. Other stations do not. All fire engines do not have the county fire service mututi aid fre-quency. County-owned fire engines and chief officer vehicles are equip-ped with radios having the county fire service mutual aid frequency.
- 6. Operational Equipment and Vehicles. All CDF/Co. Fire vehicles have red lights and strens, except buses, vans and jeeps. All vehicles have two-way radios. Attachment 2 is the operational vehicles and equipment inventory. -
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- 7. Protective Gear. All fire fighters are equipped with conventional pro-tective clothing and self-contained breathing apparatus. Fire fighters 4
- responding to on on-site or off-site incident will be supplied with an emergency worker kit as described in Emergency Procedure #4.
l ! 8. Training Program. Described in Section V.1 of the Nuclear Power Plant Emergency Response Plan.
- 9. Drills and Exercises. CDF/Co. Fire will participate in an annual exer-cise to be coordinated by the County Office of Emergency Services.
- 10. Equipment Testing / Calibration
- a. Comunications Equipment. Comunications equipment is used on a m
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- b. Maintenance of Emergency Worker Protection Kits (1) CDF/Co. Fire will. inspect, inventory and operationally check the kits quarterly
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(2) The State Office of Emerctency Services will provide routine maintenance and annual ca' ibration of pocket dosimeters.
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(3) Requests for replacement of potassium iodide will 'be thu responsibility of County OES, under the direction of the
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(4) The integrating radiation dosimeters (TLD's) shall be exchanged annually as directed by County OES.
- 11. Plan U pdate. This procedure shall be reviewed and updated by CDF/Co.
Fire a'; Mast annually. Revised procedures shall be distributed to all state and local fire and rescue organizations on the notification list. All procedure revisions will be coordinated with County OES.
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B. EMERGENCY PROCEDURES The Fire Chief will follow the guidance provided below that is appropriate to the emergency classification.
- 1. Unusual Event.
No action required.
- 2. Alert, Site Area Emergency, General Emergency Receive initial notification from Sheriff's Office of a radiological emergency.
Instruct CDF/Co Fire connand center to make appropriate notifications per imergency Procedure 1. Mobili2.e staff as appropriate / assure backup shifts are available. i Report to the EOC, assume role in Direction and Control Group. Obtain briefing from Emergency Services Director. Brief comand center on situation and any actions re' quired. Remind ccmand center to brief all fire stations of situation and any actions required. Break out exposure control equipment in accordance with Emergency Pro-cedure 2. If required, t sist the County Engineer with the evacuation of the car-less populatic , Emergency Procedure 3. If required, assist with the evacuation of institutional population, Emergency Procedure 4. z Provide rescue and other emergency medical functions in accordance with existing procedures. If required, assist the Sheriff's Office in reconnaissance of damage following an earthquake and implement emergency medical and other recovery actions coordinated by the Earthquake Damage Assessment Center. ' Coordinate all actions with the EOC Fire and Law Room. Assist in demobilization, recovery and reentry, Emergency Procedure 5.
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d Emergency Procedure 1 i 1 Notification and Mobilization i Alert Receive notification of event from Sheriff's Office. i Notify on-duty chief officer. ~ Notify Fire Chief to report to County E0C.
- Notify chief officers and first alam stations to stand by (use attached noti-fication list). Do not page VFCs.
Use as' signed radio frequency and/or radio. " Quick Call," as specified in notification chart, , , ! / If no response via radio, use telephone backup (i.e., "ringdown," emergency or home/ office lines), as specified in notification chart. Agency contacts will be responsible for notifying their necessary indi-4 vidual s. Indicate in " Confirmed" column when agency contact is made. Notify CDF Region V Headquarters of situation. Stand by for further instructions from Fire Chief. i Site Area Emergency or General Emergency Complete all notifications for Ale'rt (ooove).
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SAN LUIS ODISPO COUNTY NUCLEAR POWER PLANT Page 1 'of 3 EMERGENCY RESPONSE PLAN CDF/Co Fire Nottfication List Emergency Action Level: Unusual Event X Alert X Site. Area Emerg. X General Emerg,
' Ring Tone Back-up Confirmed Agency Contact Radio . Down Pager Alert Phone No. Cormients Cf ty of Arroyo 1100 and Co. Fire Net y Cf ty/Co. Fire Rescue Grande F.D. Dispatch Davis Peak Liaison 24-ifour Dispatch Port San Luis Co.. Fire Net 24-ifr liarbor Patrol liarbor Distriet Davis Peak Avila Beach F.D. Answering Emerg. No. Volunteer Fire Dept.
Service 595-23D3 Pismo Beach F.D. Df spatch Co. F1re Net' 911 24-ilour Dispatch Davis. Peak Grover Cfty Dispatch Co. F1re Het 24-11our Dispatch and Oceano F.D. Davis San Luis Obispo Dispatch Co. Fire Net 91 1 24-ilour Dispatch - City F.D. Cuesta Peak Cal Poly State Dispatch CDF Local C.P. 24-ilour Dispatch Univ. F.D. South Bay F.D. Dispatch Co. Fire Net F-L 24-ilour Dispatch G-K c j 5 _[ '
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X 'Gi te Ace'a' Emerg. ' X General Emerg. , fmergency Action Level: thusual Event X Alert . Ring s Tone,. , Back-up ,
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Confimed A; era.y Contact ' H.B. CL-FK 24-ilour DJspatch Dispatch Co. F' ire Net Horro Bay F.D. ^ Rocky Dutte 911 Voluntear Fire Dept. - Cayucos F.P.D. Volunteers Co. Fire Net E
- Davis Peak G Volunteer Fire Dept.
Santa Margarita Answering No Radio Con-Service tact, Use Phone Chief F.P.D. G-L 24-Hour Dispatch Atascadero Dispatch Co. Fire Net Cuesta K-E State Hospital
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N-L 24-Hour Dispatch C.H.C. F.D. Dispatch Co. Fire Net Cuesta K-F Co. Fire Net 24-ilour Dispatch Atascadero City Dispatch F.D. Cuesta L E-L Volunteer Fire Dept. Cacbria F.P.D. Volunteers Co. Fire Net Rocky Butte F K-F F F-L Volunteer Fire Dept. Templeton F.P.D. Volunteers Local CDF ocal Tone 3 N K-N e J .
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Emergency Action level: Unusual Event X Alert X Site Area Emerg. X General Emerg. 1 l Ring Tone Back-up ~ Agency Contact Radio Down Pager Alert , Phone No. Coments Con firmed _____ 24-ilour Dispatch' Paso Robles Dispatch Co. Fire Net F.D. Cuesta San Miguel F.D. Answering No Radio Con- Volunteer Fire Dept. I Service tact, Use Phone Camp Roberts F.D. Dispatch Co. Fire Net' G-L 24-ilour Dispatch' Rockey Butte , F-K CDF R0 Dispatch Region 24-ilour Dispatch j' j Intercom Los Padres U.S.F.S. Dispatch Region . 24-ilour Dispatch Intercom i Santa Barbara County Dispatch Region 24-ilour Dispatch j F.D. Intercom . Santa Maria City Dispatch No Radio Con- 24-ilour Dispatch F.D. tact, Use Phone CDF, Monterey Dispatch Region 24-ilour Dispatch l County Intercom . OES Coordinator Coordinator Co. Fire Net 91 Jim Grant l Cuesta - fk - x Coordinator l l h
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Emergency Procedure 2 Exposure Cnntrol . A. Discussion Dosimetry and potassium iodide (KI) are issued to emergency workers at ALERT or higher emergency classifications. The issuance of these supplies does not mean that personnel will receive radiation exposure, but allows personnel to ! monitor their exposure, if any, in the event of a release of radioactive material. As such, it is important for personnel using these supplies to be aware of,the proper use of these supplies. B. Instructhne i. [ 3 The Fire Chief will:
, Ensure that personnel have dosimetry before going out on task assign-
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Assi'gn an individual to assemble the emergency worker kits. Instruc- , tions are included in the kits' storage box. Ensure that exposure records are called.into County Fire on a periodic basis. Inform personnel of emergency worker protective actions recomended . ) the County Health Officer (e.g , taking XI). Request additional supplies as necessary. Ensure that personnel turn .in exposure centrol supplies when the emer-gency is terminated. - Fire Department personnel will: t i Obtain a low-range and high-range self-reading dosimeter, and thermo- [ luminescent dosimeter (TLD) before going out on task assignments. Follow the instructions provided in the Emergency Worker Self-Protection instructions included in the kits' storage box. Take potassium iodide (KI) ONLY when directed by the County Health Officer and read the pamphlet provided. Record exposures on the cards provided in the kits. Ensure that ' exposures are reported to the Fire Station on a periodic basis. ! Turn in exposure control supplies as directed by the Fire Chief. , , y l
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Emergency Procedure 3 o Evacuation of the Carless Population Upon notification from the Sheriff's Office of a Site Area Emergency or General Emergency, CDF/Co. Fire shall do the following: Make notifications in Procedure 1. If the EOC advises or orders an evacuation, CDF/Co. Fire will assist the County Engineer in providing transportation to the earless population. Coordinate bus transportation with the Co"nty Engineer at the EOC. Requests for transportation assistance fra the County Phone Assistance Center will be received by the County Fire Chief at the E0C and relayed to the CDF/Co. Fire ECC or appropriate fire agency. Assign personnel to the designated earless collection points in the unincor-porated areas. They are:
- 1. Grace Petroleum facility - Price Canyon /0rcutt Road area.
- 2. Black Lake Golf Course - Willow Road, Nipomo.
Station personnel will maintain communication with personnel at carless col-1ection point and advise County Engineer if bus transportation is needed to i transport out of the area. Station personnel shall conmunicate through the ECC to the EOC. Fire en ency vehicles will be used as necessary to notify the earless popu-lation, .ing bu11 horns, public address systems on emergency vehicles, and by stoppin, at houses of registered deaf or disabled persons. Station personnel shall identify routes for complete coverage. t Emergency Procedure 4 l Evacuation of Institutional Population CDF/Co. Fire will help in the evacuation of institutions by'providing manpower to assist persons out of the buf1 dings. CDF/Co. Fire will also assist by providing trucks and buses, if available. Coordinate all actions with the EOC Fire and Law Room. i l - 1
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-s Demobilization, Reentry and Recovery Upon completion of emergency actions and/or when emergency is downgraded to UNUSUAL EVENT or terminated, the Fire Chief will:
Recall all involved fire personnel to a designated location. Release mutual aid units. Debrief personnel and request all radiation exposure emergency equipment and records be turned in. Inventory vehicles, equipment and supplies, and document any items missing or damaged. Ready vehicles, equipment and supplies for service. Forward records / reports to appropriate County agencies as directed. Support County reentry operations as directed. Release personnel as appropriate. y O e O O e
d p a 9 ATTACHMENT 1 FIRE STATION ORGANIZATION CHARTS ($
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l PARK HILL STATION I I I Manpower I Sumer: 1 Captain 2 Engineers 4 Fire fighters 15 Volunteers . Winter: 1 Engineer 15 Volunteers i I Equipment 2 Fire Engines 2 Pickup Trucks 1 Stakeside e
COUNTY FIRE CHIEF OPERATIONS OFFICER DISTRICT RANGER - South Coast I I I NIPOMO SLO AIRPORT Manpower Manpower Summer: Summer: ( 1 Captain 1 Captain 1 Engineer 2 Engineers "i re fighters 30 Volunteers
- 1. oluntecrs 1 uperator Winter: i 1
Winter: Same as summer 1 Engineer l 15 Volunteers _] Vehicles Vehicles 1 Fire Engine 3 Fire Engines 1 Jeep 1 Small Crash Truck 1 Bulldozer 1 Pickup e
G e G ATTACHMENT 2 OPERATIONAL EQUIPMENT AND VEHICLES C_DF/CO. FIRE e O k i e 1
TITLE / TANK PLMP LICENSE NO. MAKE TYPE YEAR LOCATION SIZE SIZE
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1 ,. e l 5300 E-867720 Dodge SE 81 SLO T x 33 5301 E-838315 Plymouth SE 77 SLO 1 x 69 5321 E-927122 Plymouth SE 76 SLO 1 x 103 5302 E-827097 Plymouth SE 75 SLO
- T x 161 5320 E-874258 Plymouth SE 83 SLO 2 x 46 ' 5311 E-850553 Dodge PU-4w 79 Cambria 2 x 82 53R3 E-866953 Dodge PU-4w 82 SLO
- 2 x 98 531 4 E-850536 Dodge PU-4w 78 Parkhill 2 x 117 531 2 E-851018 Dodge PU 79 Niposo 2 x 201 5313 E-850573 Dodge PU 79 Paso Robles 2 x 309 5304 E-832146 Ford PU LUV 73 PAAB 7 2 x 450 5336 E-867880 Dodge PU 81 Paso Robles 2 x 461 5335 E-873164 Dodge PU 82 Cambria ,
2 x 464 5337 E-873206 Dodge PU 82 Parkhill 3 x 32 5356 E-867890 GMC STX/ lift 81 Parkhill 3 x 152 5357 E-846074 Dodge STK 77 , SLO E-840848 Intern. FTH-10 74 Shandon 500 500 4 100 5361 Intern. FTH-5 79 SLO 500 300 4 s 165 5364 E-854886 Intern. FTH-10 78 Paso Robles 500 300 L4 14 5362 E-851022 5376 E-864284 GMC FTH-1 80 Cayucos --- --- l 5 ! Intern. FTH-9 79 La Panza 650 500 5 x al 5378 E-853255 E-810693 Intern. FTH-1 , 70 Nipomo 500 400/85 5.x 109 5379 Inte,rn. FTH-9 75 Nipomo 650 500 3 5 x 134 5373 E-841046
-Intern. FTH-9 - 75 SLO 650 500 l 5 x 222 5374 E-840976 5 x 234 5375 E-853257 Intern. FTH-9 79 Parkhill 650 500 E-821125 Ford FTH-1 71 Cambria 500 400/85 l 5 x 237 5377 5 x 249 5381 E-864119 Intern. FTH-1 81 Parkhill 500 400/85 Intern. FTH-9 77 Paso Robles 650 500 5 x 236 5372 E-840931 l 76 Nfpomo
! 6x1 5348 E-841767 Cat. D-6C B0H E-809659 AC HD-11 BDH 69 SLO 6 x 16 5346 6 x 26 5347 E-43905 INT T090 BDM 65 Paso Robles 7x4 5340 E-859906 GMC ', TRH 80 SLO E-832213 Intern. TRH 73 Niposo 7 x 52 5341 58 5342 E-842811 GMC TRM 77 Paso Robles l O L -
TITLE / TANK PIMP CDF NO. RADIO NO. LICENSE NO. MAKE TYPE YEAR LOCATION SIZE SI7'._ 8 x 11 E-58842 Cozad Trailer 84 SLO 8 x 45 E-56920 Fruehauf Trailer 73 Nipomo 9 x 13 5330 E-859336 Dodge MT 80 SLO 16 x 32 E-11642 Austin 62 SLO Western Grader 18 x 18 5328 E-842928 AMC Jeep-4w 77 Paso Robles 18 x 64 5329 E-859322 AMC Jeep-4w 80 N1pomo 20 x 30 5352 E-811342 Dodge BDSU-4w 70 SLO W-200 20 x 58 5353 E-859747 Dodge BDSU-4w 80 Nipomo < 23 x 21s E-26292 Clark Forklift 52 PA '.B J30x24 E-52683 Kohler Trailer 67 SLO Fire Camp Gen. 30 x 17 E-52419 Lincoln Trailer 66 SLO Welder Trailer 33 x 23s E-51372 Fruehauf 60 SLO , 400 Water Tank Nipomo 5000 't 33 x 41s E-57835
. 37 x 19 E-52542 Kitchen Trailer 66 SLO Trailer 44 x 14 5310 E-871913 Chev. Van 84 SLO County 5305 E-835897 Chev. , S/W 79 SLO County 5306 E-447342 Buick SE 82 SLO County 5307 E-722110 ' Ford .PU 78 SLO l 1 County 110 ' E-702283 Ford FTH-D 77 NCUFD 500 1000 l County 1 34 E-528499 Intern. FTH 67 Cak Sh 500 500 County 143 E-132598 GMC FT . 52 Creston 500 500 County 1 20 E-684918 Ford FTH-0 76 Nipomo 500 750/320 County 1 21 E-686054 Ford FTH-D 76 SLO Airport 500 750/320 county 11 3 E-193980 Chev. FT 66 Avila Valley 500 500 County 133 E-702282 Ford FTH-D 77 Heritage Rch 600 1000/320 County 1 31 E-766409 Intern. FTH-D 80 Shandon 500 750 County 140 -
E-766435 Intern. FTH-D 81 Parkhill 750 County 1 42 E-766402 Intern. FTH-D 79 Simler 600
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SAN LUIS OSISPO COUNTY NUCLEAR POWER PLANT EERGENCY RESPONSE PLAN l III.04 STANDARD TERATING PROCEDURE COUNTY ENGINEER O SAN LUIS OBISPO COUNTY , 0FFICE OF EERGENCY SERVICES 626.200 s Approved June 1982-Revised May 1984 s Revised October 1985 , (6907u) e
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AUTHENTICATION This Standard Operating Procedure has been approved and is hereby incorporated as a department procedure: and Ac epted: J Ne h bhae G4,%b Title 4w6 cate I t 4 _ , .' l s 1 1
PREFACE This 50P comprises Section III.04 of the San Luis Obispo County Nuclear Power Plant Emergency Response Plan. Detailed preparedness measures and emergency procedures concerning the operation of this organization are included herein. Part I of the Plan describes the overall County emergency organization and response, while Part II includes Irplementing Instructions to be used by the County Direction and Control group and other key officials and the County Emergency Operations Center (EOC), in directing the emergency response activities. e 4 6 I O e i 11 O p+- - - - - - , -, . --- ,, -. ..- , - - . - - - ,,- . - - - - - - - - y o- a - -- - - --e-
TABLE OF CONTENTS . pace A. PREEMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS 1
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- 3. Prerequisites 1
- 4. Referer.ces 1
- 5. Tasks 1
- 6. Other Involved Agencies 3
, 7. Emergency Organization 4
- 8. Assignments 4
-9. Staff 4
- 10. Facilities 4
- 11. Connunications 5
' 12. Operational Equipment 5
- 13. Emergency Worker Gear 5
- 14. Training Program ,
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- 15. Drills and Exercises 7
- 16. Equipment Testing / Calibration 8
- 17. Plan Update 9
- 18. Exhibit 1. Emergency Organization 10
- 19. Exhibit 2 Task Assignments 11
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- 1. Response by Emergency Classification 12
- 2. Alerting Procedures 12
- 3. Emergency Notification Roster 12
- 4. Mobilization of Staff 12
- 5. Backup Shifts 14 s 6. Staff Augmentation 14
- 7. Exhibit 3 Alerting Procedures 13 C. EMERGENCY PROCEDURES 14
- 1. General Duties 14
- 2. Mobilization of Buses 17 O. ATTACHMENTS Attachment CE-1 County Engineer's Notification List 19 Attachment CE-2 Collection Points for Carless Population 21 Attachment CE-3 Equipment Rental Record 25 Attachment CE-4a Inventory of Public Transit and 26 CE-4b School District Buses 27 Attachment CE-5 Emergency Worker Exposure Control 28 Attachment CE-6 Maps (PAZs, Evacuation Routes) 30
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i l A. PREEMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS
- 1. OVERVIEW The County Engineering Department has primary responsibility for the coordination of transportation resources for the evacuation of carless -copulations and for making emergency road . repairs, if necessary, for the maintenance of traffic flow during an evacuation.
- Add'tionally, the department provides -support to the California i Highway Patrol and the County Sheriff in traffic and perimeter control actions.
- 2. RESPONSIBILITY ,
The San Luis Obispo County Engineer is responsible for the execution of this procedure.
- 3. PREREOUISITES A thorough know1' edge.cf the county road and highway system, as well as a knewledge of the transportation resources within San Luis Obispo County and adjacent counties is required.
4 REFERENCES Chapter 2.18'of the San Luis Obispo County Code creates the department and assigns responsibility.for road design, construction, i maintenance, and operation. . Authority to mobilize buses owned by other county departments, cities, and private qperators will be by agreements and by authority granted in the San Luis Obispo County Basic Plan for Peacetime Emergencies.
- 5. TASKS s
The following tasks are Assigned to this organization in Part II, Implementing Instructions of the County Nuclear Power Plant Emergency. Response Plan. The numbers in parentheses indicates the section of the Plan from which that task is drawn.
- a. Direction and Control of Emeroency Response (I.7)
The County Engineer is a member of the Direction and Control Group which directs the emergency response under the leadership of the Emergency Servi:es Director. 50P10 1 e
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- b. j!otification of Emergency Workers (II.2) _
Upon designation of an ALERT or more serious plant condition - classification, the County Engineer will be notified by the County emergency Services Coordinator to report to the County Emergency Operations Center (EOC). and to complete the notifications assigned to the County Engineer (Attactment CE-1)
- c. Protective Response (II.7)
In the event of an emergency which requires either evacuation or relocation of all or part of the population in the Basic Planning Zone, the County Engineer will have primary responsibility for mobilizing the transportation resources necessary to accomplish evacuation of the earless and institutionalized population. The County Engineer also has the responsibility for making emergency road repairs on evacuation routes, should this be necessary in order to maintain traffic flows. This department will provi.de support to the California Highway Patrol (CHP) by placing traffic barricades and signs as requested by the CHP.
- d. Exposure Control of Emergency Workers (II.8)
- 1) Distribute personnel radiation monitoring equipment, protective equipment, and forms for recording readiness.
- 2) The Engineering Department Dispatch will be responsible for monitoring exposure levels of emergency workers and be a link ]
in the chain of authorization for exposures exceeding occupational exposure limits. -
- 3) All field personnel will obtain monitoring and protective equipment upon mobilization and will use such devices in accordance with procedures and directions from the dispatch center.
- e. Recovery and Reentry
- 1) Arrange for transportation of carless population from designated points outside of any evacuation zone back to reoccupied areas.
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- 2) Implement and oversee' decontamination efforts as directed by Direction and Control Group.
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- f. Earthquake Response The County Engineer will be a member of the Earthquake Damage Assessment Center (EDAC), which will coordinate and implement assessment and repair activities follow:og an earthquake.
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The following listed agencies have primary or support role involvement with the County. Encineer in executing this procedure.
- a. Notification of Emeroency Workers The County Office of Emergency Services will notify the County Engineer if the Emergency Action Level is " ALERT" or a more .
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- b. Protective Response f r-
- 1) School districts, public transit, and private transportation companies will provide vehicles and drivers for evacuation of carless populations.
- 2) The Ca.lifornia Highway Patrol will have primary responsibility for traffic control with support from the County Sheriff and affected City Police and Public Works Departments.
- 3) The County Sheriff will have primary responsibility for law enforcement and security with support from a'fected City Police and Public Works Departments.
- c. Excosure Control of Eneroency Workers - ,
- 1) The County Health Officer at the EOC will review data gathered in the field and determine the need for controlling ,.
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- 2) The County Health Officer will advise emergency workers, through directives issued to dispatch desks in specific use of protective drugs or gear.
- 3) The County Health Officer will maintain exposure records as reported by workers through their dispat,ch desks.
- 4) Workers will monitor their own dosimeters and will report to the dispatch desk.
- d. Reentry and Recovery .
- 1) CHP will coordinate traffic control.
- 2) Local police and sheriff will support, as necessary.
- 3) Sheriff and local police will provide security and law enforcement. .
- 4) School districts, public transit, and private transportation companies will provide vehicles and drivers 'or reentry of carless oopulations.
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- 8. ASSIGNMENTS Exhibit 2 indicates assignments to department personnel based upon the designated tasks in paragraph A.S. -
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- 9. STAFF The County Engineer has a staff of 178 people. .A limited number of l'
this personnel will be required to fulfill the emergency assignments of the Engineering Department. Three 4-person emergency duty squads are designated to provide 24-hour per day staffing for the Central Office. In addition, Maintenance Section Offices 1, 2, 3, 4,'and 5 will each be staffed by three persons, each with a desionated 8-hour shift. Field forces will be on call as needed as with any emergency situation.
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County Emergency Operations Center Function: Central location for overall management of Emergency g response. -).- Location: Co'. located with sheciff's facility.. located four miles r - wSrth of San Luis Obispo on State Route 1. T ' Courthouse Complex
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A control station on the county local government channel is located at the Courthouse Complex. -
- 12. ODERATIONAL EOUIPMENT 9--Sedans, 7 with radios 62--Pickup trucks, 48 with radios 2--Station wagons, both with radios ,
3--Vans, all with radios 5--Miscellaneous trucks, 5 with radios ( . 13. EMERGENCYWORKERGEAR . .
- a. Kit Contents (Each Worker):
- 1) Pocket ionization dosimaters:
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- 2) Integrating radiation dosimeter "TLD" (1)
- 3) Respirator (1)*
A) Anti-contamination clothing (1)* 1
- 5) Potassium Iodide tablets (1-vial)
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- 14. TRAINING PROGRAM The following training will be accomplished for the express purpose of maintaining this Plan.
- a. General Briefino:
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a) Overall Plan concept of operations b) Assignments of personnel . c) Evacuation routes .
. d) Plan procedures
- 2) Audience and frequency: All area personnel will be trained: '
a) Permanent personnel--annually b) Seasonal personnel--at time of seasonal orientation
- b. Energency Worker Exoosure Control Briefing and Demonstration:
- 1) Content:
I. a) Background on nuclear reactor accidents, radiation. health effects and Protective Action Guidelines. b) Use of and ' protection afforded by personnel protective
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- 2) Audience and frequency: All staff directing or conducting
.' field operations will be trained annually in preparation for the field exercise. .
- 15. DRILLS AND EXERCISES
, a. Communications Drill: All communications equipment used by the County Engineerino Department for emergencies is used on a regular basis for normal operations. Special comunications drills are therefnre unnecessa ry. .
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- b. Annual Exercise: -
The County Engineering Department will participate in an annual exercise to be coordinated by the County Office of Emergency Services. The involvement of the County Engineering Department in the exercise will include the following: 1.) Alerting.of Engineering Department personnel '
- 2) Call-up of response personnel.
- 3) Staffing of response centers
- 4) Test of field operations
- 5) Implementing corrective actions
- 16. EOUfPMENT TESTING / CALIBRATION
- a. Communications Gear Comunications equipment is used on a daily basis and will not need testing.
- b. Maintenance of Emergency Worker Gear
- 1) The County Engineer will inspect inventory, and operationally. j check the kits and kit contents quarterly.
- 2) The State Office of Emergency Services will provide reutine maintenance and an annual calibration of pocket dosimeters.
, 3) Replacement of Potassium iodide will be the responsibility of . the County Engineer, as directed by the County Office of s Emergency Services.
- 4) The integrating radiation dosimeters (TLO's) shall be exchanged annually, as directed by the County Office of Emergency Services.
- 5) Unused respirators require no' maintenance.
- c. Testing of Emergency Plan Procedures
- 1) The County Engineer will evaluate observer and participant coments on areas needing improvement including procedural changes.
- 2) The County Engineer will assign resoonsibility for implementing corrective actions and ensure that these actions are implemented.
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- 17. PLAN UPDATE
- a. The County Engineer will review and update emergency telechone numbers quarterly. 1
- b. In conjunction with the annual exerciss, recommendations for Plan modification, if any, will be forwarded in writing to the County Office of Emergency Services.
- c. TheCountyEngineer$rillevaluateobserverandparticipant comments on areas needing improvement, including emergency procedural changes. -
, d. Responsibility for implementing corrective actions will be assigned by the County Engineer,
- e. The County Engineer will ensure that corrective actions are implemented.
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s B. NOTIFICATION AND MOBILIZATION - See Section I.4.E for a detailed description of the emergency classification system.
- 1. RESPONSE BY EMERGENCY CLASSIFICATION Emergency Classification
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UNUSUAL EVENT . No response ALERT; SITE AREA EMERGENCY . Agency notified GENERAL EMERGENCY Transportation Agencies notified Energency operatione conducted in the event of an evacuation
- 2. ALERTING PROCEDURES Exhibit 3 indicates the alerting procedures to be followed in notifying agency staff.
- 3. E'MERGENCY NOTIFICATION ROSTER Attachment CE-1 includes the name, job title, and office and home telephone numbers for emergency personnel.
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MOBILIZATION OF STAFF The mobilization of staff shall be as determined by the classification of the emergency. (See Section I.4.E a detailed description of the accident classification.)
- a. Notification of UNUSUAL EVENT, no response, s b. ALERT, County Engineer reports to County Dnergency .0perations Center, notifies key departmental personnel and crews to standby, and notifies transportation agencies and companies to standby.
- c. SITE AREA EMERGENCY, County Engineer reports to County EOC, calls out key departmental personnel, notifies duty souads for central office and off-hour maintenance office duty personnel to reoart l to their assigned emergency posts and to call emergency response j field crews and transportation agencies and companies to standby.
- d. GENERAL EMERGENCY, County Engineer reports to County EOC, calls out key departmental personnel to report for duty, calls Emergency duty squads for manning central office during nonworking hours, calls emergency duty personnel for manninc Maintenance Section Offices during nonworking hours, calls out
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Departmental crews are on a three-shift basis. Key emergency personnel shall work on a two-shift basis. The County Engineer shall insure continuity of operations by assigning replacement personnel as necessary.
- 6. STAFF AUGMENTATION i The County Engineer shall mobilize additional staff' as necessary from the ranks of those not already assigned to the emergency response.
s C. EERGENCY PROCEDURES
- 1. GENERAL DUTIES The organization for the perfonnance of emergency duties is similar
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The maintenance ' engineer or his alternate will be responsible for
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Road repair crews are designated forl each maintenance section plus a bridge crew and tree crew. These crews will be alerted only if there is damage to roads. The crews are the same as those designated for road emergencies.
- a. Operations in the Central Office During periods when SITE AREA EMERGENCY or a GENERAL EMERGENCY have been declared, the Central Office shal1 be manned by emergency duty squads. The squad leader will be responsible for duty crews to staff the emergency center at the department and to provide for radio and telephone comunications to the. road crews and also to mobilize the dispatch buses for the evacuation of the carless population. three shifts are designated, each consisting -
of a leader, and three members as follows: Squad #2 -Squad #3 Squad #1 0800-1600 1600-2400 ~2400-0800 Wallo (Leader Moore (Leadei) Frank (Leader) Gibson (Asst) Stevens (Asst) Estrada (Asst) Austin Bruce Litteral Donnelly Hall Granflaten The first two men of each team shall! man the office and shall imediately telephone to call in such others as are needed and to infonn the remaining members of their squad that they are on emergency standby and subjected to call at any time. People on emergency standby shall leave word where they can be reached if they change their location during their standby duty hours. Vehicles Available to Team Leaders: These radio equipped b. vehicles will be available for team leaders to use in dispatching - Nos. 25-0803, 25-775, team ' members to checkInon situations: addition, a four-wheel drive vehicle 28-0881, and 28-0816. will be available--No. 25-0671. Keys for these vehicles are ? available in the Clerical Division Office in the Courthouse Annex.
- c. Comand Responsibility: Comand responsibility. shall rest with the leader on outy. If he should be out in a car and cannot be contacted by radio for an important decision, the senior team member present shall. make the decision and notify the Leader on duty as soon as. contact is reestablished, the leader shall see that the Deputy County Engineer or the Maintenance Superintendent is notified of all major incidents by telephone if they are 'not already on duty. If neither is available, the County Engineer shall be notified at the EOC.
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. d. Staff Emergency Log: The Staff Log shall show the record of th'e teams on duty, and teams shall be called in rotation as the situation requires. In case the emergency will extend over into the next 8-hour shift, the leader shall alert the personnel of the next team by telephone one hour ahead of their duty time.
Each team leader shall see to it that an accurate record is kept in the " Incident Log" showing squad member names, time start duty, time end duty and, in addition all pertinent facts.shall be
, noted relative to each " Incident" which occurs, i.e.:
- 1) Date
- 2) Incident Number
- 3) Time
- 4) Location (Specific) .
- 5) Reported by
'6) Nature of problem
- 7) Action taken
- e. Equioment Rental: Whenever outside equipment is rented and used with respect to storm damage, each Section shall keep a log of .)
equipment usage. This log must list the following: -
- 1) Vendor's name
- 2) Type of equipment ,
- 3) Capacity of equipment t
- 4) Hours used at each location
- 5) Type of work
- 6) location where used The above information will also be shown on an equipment rental ,
record and forwarded to the Central Office. (See. - Attachment CE-3.)
- 2. MOBILIZATION OF BUSES
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- a. General Procedure: Collection points have been designated in every urban area in the county. The earless population will be requested to walk to the nearest collection point. Those who cannot walk will generally be registered with the local fire departaent or will be advised by radio and television broadcasts to call the local fire department to request pickup at their homes. - The County Engineer will mobilize and dispatch buses
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In addition, if schools are in session when an evacuation is called, additional buses may need to be mobilized from schools and other resources outside of the evacuation zone. In this event, the County Engineer will mobilize the additional vehicles. The County School Superintendent and District Superintendents will coordinate the assignment of mobilized vehicles to specific school districts and/or schools being evacuated and for use by the earless population.
- b. Detailed Procedure, Carles's Popu'1ation: (See Attachment CE-2 for list of collection centers and quantity estimate.) The County.
- Engineer shall:
- 1) Coordinate with the school superintendent's representative the number of school vehicles that will be available for use by the earless population.
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- 2) The availability and location of school vehicles will be ~
forwarded to the squad leader for his use in evacuating the earless population. The squad leader shall:
- 1) Alert all bus companies and determine availability of buses and drivers as soon as the office is staffed. (See Attachrent CE-1 for Notification List.) .
- 2) Maintain contact with the County Engineer or his alternate at the County EOC.
a) Advise of status of 6ffice. mobilization, b) Advise of status of bus mobilization. c) Advise of buses dispatched. s
- 3) Dispatch buses to collection points so that at least one bus is initially dispatched to each point on notification that decision to evacuate has been made. Do not wait for public announcement of .the evacuation.
- 4) Maintain communication with fire departments regarding:
a) Buses dispatched. b) Determine from fire departments if number of buses is _. sufficient.
- 5) . Continue dispatching buses as necessary and as available until alt needs have been met.
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- c. Detailed Procedtre, School Evacuation: The County Engineer or-his representative at the EOC shall:
- 1) Confirm that squad leader is alerting bus companies.
- 2) Confirm that superintendent of schcol representatives has alerted school districts and determined the availability of buses and drivers.
- 3) In the event evacuation is called for, determine the number of buses superintehdent of schools will provide, and notify the squad leader to make arrangements for providing the remaining:
. a) Superintendent of school representative is notified of pickup locations.
b) Ascertain that buses provided by sucerintendent of schools have reached destination.
- 4) Continue coordinating the dispatching of buses between the superintendent of school representative and the squad leader until all needs have been met.
- d. Bus' Sources: Ruses will be mobilized from school. districts not -
affected by the emergency and from local and surrnunding public transit operators. The California Department of Forestry has
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Pa ge 1 of 2 ATTACHE NT CE-1 SAN LUIS OBISPO COUNTY NUCLEAR EERGENCY RESPONSE PLAN COUNTT ENGINEER TRANSPORTATION NOTIFICATION LIST Site Area Emergency: I General Emergency: Energency Action Level: Unusual Event: I Alert: I Office Alng. Tone Down- Pa ger Alert Radio Clets Home Phone Co w nts Confimed Agency Job Title Name , Phone Southern Pacific R.R. Train-Master Mr. Jiles Secretary M. Waltman Mr. Jess Backup through FB AMTRAK AMTRAK Agent Steward Norst Operations Washington (24-hour no.) (8001424 '
~ -02 A.R.A. Transportation Bus Contractor Ed Gomer San Simeon State Area Jerry Fla1 halo Manager .
Yellow Cab 543-CA Coast Charter SLO Jim Wysockt llandicapped equipment Casa De Vida, 3.0 George Brudney ihndicapped equipnent Central Rehab Clinic, Administrator Carol Wolaver SLO ibndicapped equipment Constilnes, SLO Debra Fahrer Stephen Black - Comunity Transit Mike Moore Service, Atascadero -
- Contact alternates ONLY f f the primary contact cannot be reached. .-
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ATTACHMENT CE-2 COLLECTION POINTS FOR CARLESS POPULATION l
. San Luis Obispo County / Cities Nuclear Power Plant Emergency Response Plan Current: 8 /85 !
E ST. EST. # AREA PAZ # COLLECTION POINT LOCATION BUSE S Plant Site 1 -- -- -- 5 mile low population 2 3 Sheriff or Fire Department to -- transport to collection point) Avila Beacn/ San 3 39 Avila Fire Station 1 -2 Luis Bay 100 San Luis Street Avila Beach, CA 93424 See Canyon /Prefumo Cyn 4 2 Sheriff of Fire Department to -- Los Osos Valley Road transport to collection point) Baywood /Los Osos 5 371 Baywood Park Women's Club 12 1335 7th Street (x Santa Maria) Los Osos. CA 93402 Trinity United Methodist Church 490 Los Osos Road (x Pine) Los Osos, CA 93402 City of Pismo Beach / 6 193 Pismo Beach Main Fire Station 6 Snell Beach 990 Bello Ave. (x Wadsworth 9 City Hall) Pismo Beach, CA 93449 Pismo Beach Fire Station #2 2555 Shell Beach Road (x Shell Beach School) Shell Beach, CA 93449 Squire Canyon 7 -- Sheriff or Fire Department to -- transport to collection point San Luis Obispo/ 8 2694 Lucky's Shopping Center 88 Cal Poly 772 Feathill Blvd. (x Broad) San Luis Obispo, CA 93401 Laurel Lane Shopping Center 1257 Laurel Lane (x Augusta) San Luis Obispo, CA 93401 Meadow Park Recreation Hall Meadow Street (x South) l l San Luis Obispo CA 93401 Laguna Lake Golf Course / Clubhouse 11175 Los Osos Valley Road (x Laguna) San Luis Obispo, CA 93401 (0026u-1) 21 .
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[ C3.LECTION POINTS FOR CARLESS POPULATION S San Luis Obispo County / Cities Nuclear Power Plant Emergency Response Plan Current: 8/85 EST. EST . # AREA PAZ. # COLLECTION POINT LOCATION BUSES San Luis 031spo/ Veterans Building Cal Poly (cont.) 801 Grand (x Monterey) San Luis Obispo, CA 93401 Mission San Luis Obispo 782 Monterey Street (x Chorro) San Luis Obispo, CA 93401
- Mustang Stadium / Cal Poly campus College Ave. (x California)
San Luis Obispo, CA 93407 Track / Baseball Area / Cal Poly Highland Dr. San Luis Obispo, CA 93407 Track Area / Cal Poly campus
- 'N Pacheco (x Slack)
San Luis Obispo, CA 93407 Parking Lot H-4/ Cal Poly campus N. Perimeter (x Poly Canyon Rd) San Luis Obispo, CA 93407 Morro Bay /Cayucos 9 1050 Presbyterian Churt:h of Morro Bay 36 485 Piney (x Anchor) Horro Bay, CA 93442 tiorro Elementary School
- 1130 Napa Ave. (x Monterey)
Horro Say, CA 93442 Morro Bay High Senoc1 235 Atascadero Rd. (x Highway 1) Morro Bay, CA 93442 Young's Market > 2650 Main (x Elena) Morro Say, CA 93442
- Del Mar School 450 Sequoia (x Fir) i Norro Bay, CA 93442 l
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COLLECTION POINTS FOR CARLESS POPULATION 'f San Luis Obispo County / Cities Nuclear Power Plant Emergency Response Plan ' Current: 8/85 EST. E ST. # PAZ # COLLECTION POINT LOCATION BUSES AREA Morro Bay /Cayucos Cayucos Veterans Hall (cont.) N. Ocean Ave. (x Cayucos Dr. ) Cayucos, CA 93430
-. CDF Fire Station Chaney (x Ocean Blvd.)
- Cayucos. CA 93430 United Methodist Church 64 Five Cities 10 1884 Soutnern Portion 275 N. Halcyon Rd.
(Arroyo Grande, Grover (x Bennett Ave.) City . unincorporated) Arroyo Grand, CA 93420 St. Patrick's Church 501 Fair Oaks Ave. '(x Valley Rd. ) Arroyo Grande, CA 93420
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Lopez High School - 1221 Ash Street (x Elms St. Park) Arroyo Grande CA 93420 Arroyo Grande City Hall 214 E. Branch Street (x Mason)
. Arroyo Grande, CA 93420 Peace Lutheran Church 244 Cak Park Blvd. (x Ramona) s Arroyo Grande, CA 93420 Church of Latter Day Saints 751 S. Traffic Way Ext. .
(x Highway 101) Arroyo Grande, CA 93420 Grover City Police Department 711 Rockaway (x So. 9th) Grover City, CA 93433 Grover City Fire Department 867 Ramona Ave. (x No. 8th) Grover City, CA 93433
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CG.LECTION POINTS FOR CARLESS POPULATION s San Luis Obispo County / Cities Nuclear Power Plant Emercency Response Plan Current: 8/85 EM. Eg.# AREA PAZ # COLLECTION POINT LOCATION BUSES Five Cities (cont.) Grover Elementary School 365 S.10th St. (x Long Branch) Grover City, CA 93433 Grover City Rec Hall (overflow alternative) 1230 Trouville Ave. (x so.12th) Grover City, CA 93433 Oceano Fire Department 1655 Front Street (x 13th) (across from depot) Oceano. CA 93445 < Price Canyon /On:utt Rd 11 53 Sheriff or Fire Dept. to Trans- 2 port to collection point. Nipomo north of 12 62 Sheri ff or Fire Dept. to trani- 2 ) Willow Road port to collection point. Note: Estimated number of carless households indicated in Plan, Table I.5-3. The assumed household size of carless households is 2.0; therefore, the total carless population is twice the numer of households. However, since it is estimated that approximately one-half of these persons will not need assistance, the estimated numer needing transport equals the numer of nouseholds. Suses are assumed to carry 30 passengers. each for a full-size bus (allowing for luggage). (0026-4) 4 24
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- 1. Distribute. personnel radiation monitoring equipment, including two pocket .
dosimeters and, one flim or Thermoluminescent Dosimeter (TLD) badge.
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- 2. Distribute personnel protective equipment including, as appropriate, j respiratory equipment, anti-contamination clothing, and radiation l
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- 3. Distribute copies of Standard Operating Procedures and other sections of the County Plan relevant to their mission. j o
- 4. Distribute data foms to record dosimeter readings, deployment, locations k and times, and other identifying data. .
- 5. Record pocket H$osimeter readings relayed by emergency workers along with
- infomed reportingofindividual, the readings. time,(and location or reading, and keep the EOCWhere apprortate, c requestdosimeterreadings.) In addition, maintain ongoing record of locations of workers by time. .
- 6. limit kf dosimeter readinbs indicate exposures approaching occupational exp of 1.25 Rem ( ich equals 1,250 mrem), relay this information i promptly to the E0C,
- 7. If requested by worker, request authorization to exceed exposure ,
guidelines from the E0C. If an addidonal exposure is granted, tenasmit the newly authorized limit to the worker, making sure to verify the worker has been instructed as to the consequence o' exposure. l
- 8. As dire tad by the E0C, convey protective directives including relocation / recall of workers, use of personial protective equipment, and radioprotective drugs.
- 9. As di cted to by the E0C, instruct emergency workers to report for .
bioassay assessments and medical followg. .. ,
- 10. Infom each employee of the following duties: -
- a. Verify that pocket dosimeters are charged and zerced.
- b. Review tasks and general infomation describing radiation exposure consequences and countermeasures. ,
- c. Periodically (every 15 minutes) read dosimeters. If measurable doses are registered, contact dispatch desk and issue frequent updates concerning exposure.
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- g. Report for screening /decontamint. tion if directed.
- h. Report for bioassay assessment if directed.
- 1. Report for medical followup if directed.
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SAN LUIS OBISPO COUNTY NUCLEAR POWER PLANT EERGENCY RESPONSE PLAN III.08 STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURE .. PLELIC INFORMATIE OFFICER r SAN LUIS OBISPO COUNTY OFFICE OF EMERGENCY SERVICES Approved June 23, 1982 Revised May 1983 Revised October 1983
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l l l AUTHENTICATION This Standard Operating Procedure has been approved and is hereby incorporated as a Department procedure Signed and Accepted: i - i 9
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TABLE OF CONTENTS Page A. PRE-EERGENCY PREPAREDNESS
- 1. Overview ........................... 1
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- 2. Responsibility . . ...................... 1
- 3. Desi rabl e Qual i fi ca ti ons . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
- 4. References .......................... 2
- 5. Tasks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
- 6. Other Involved Agencies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
- 7. Dnergency Organization. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
- 8. A s s i gnmen ts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
3 4 9.- Staff . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
- 10. Facilities .......................... 4
- 11. Consnunications . . ...................... 4
- 12. Operational Equi pment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
- 13. Emergency Worker Protective Gear ............... 5
- 14. Training Program . ...................... 5
- 15. Drills / Exercises . ...................... 5
- 16. Equipment Testing / Calibration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
- 17. Pl a n U pda te . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 B. NOTIFICATION AND MOBILIZATION i 1. Response by Emergency Classification ............. 6
- 2. Al e rting Procedures . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 -
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- 3. Shift Changes / Staff Augmentation ............... 7 C. RECOVERY / REENTRY .......................... 8 D. DEMOBILIZATI ON PROCEDURES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 i
E. EERGENCY PROCEDURES Me di a Ce n ter Acti vati on . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 Lead PIO Checklist - Attachment 1 Phone Assistance Center Activation .............. 10 Lead PIO Checklist - Attachment 2 l i I f l , y _ _--
EOC P. I O . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 N PIO EOC Checklist - Attachment 3 EBS B roadcas ts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 PIO EOC Checklist - Attachment 4 Tone Alert Monitor Radio Broadcasts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
'PIO EOC Checklist - Attachment 5 Public Information Releases . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 PIO EOC Checklist - Attachment 6 Public Infonnation Office PIO Procedures . . . . . . . . . . . 15 Lead EOC Checklist - Attachment 7 Media Center Procedures . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16 Media Center Staff Checklist - Attachment 8 PIO Phone Numbers /PIO Liaison Notification List . . . . . . . . 17 -
[ PIO Checklist - Attachment 9 - Media Contacts / Alerting Procedures. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18 PIO Call List - Attachment 10 ATTACHMENTS A. Sampl e EBS Messa ges . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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B. Forms for Emergency Infonnation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . C. Emergency Zones . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ll y - s, Lw -- -
y r A. PRE-EERGENCY PREPAREDNESS
- 1. Overview The County of San Luis Obispo Public Information Officer (PIO) will be the primary source of full, accurate information regarding any ALERT or more severe emergency status at the Diablo Canyon Power Plant for the duration of the emergency. The PIO is responsible for releasing accurate information to the widest possible media and general public audience as quickly as possible during the emerge.ncy.
In order to minimize adverse effects of announcements regarding an emergency, and to facilitate rapid comprehension and compliance with official instructions during an emergency, the PIO designate will review and connent on the County Office of Emergency Services > (OES) brochure and a page to be inserted in the phone book entitled, " Nuclear Emergency Information." Subjects covered include:
.- a. The Emergency Warning System (EWS) and Emergency Broadcast .
- Systen; (EBS).
- b. Protective measures.
- c. The emergency response plan.
- d. Special needs (e.g., handicapped).
This material will be updated annually. Additionally, the County OES has coordinated the posting of stickers in hotels, motels and places of business which direct transient and pemanent residents of actions to take when the EWS is activated. 4
- 2. Responsibility In order that information released by the PIO does not impede the direction and control of an emergency response being considered, 9 planned, or underway, the PIO will obtain approval from the Emer-gency Services Director, or a member of the Direction and Control Group, prior to releasing information attributable to the emergency response organization.
1 In order for the response organizational [ federal, state, local (county, city, districts), and PGandE response organization] to provide a single primary source of information, and minimize con-fusion which may result from a multiplicity of secondary sources, the PIO will review all releases by participating public and pri-vate agencies prior to their release to the media or the public. Subsequent to PIO review, all agencies and organizations will pro-vide the PIO with hard copies of all their media releases (within one hour after the news release).
Unless precluded by special circumstances, all news releases 'by
. outside agencies should be performed at the Media Center after first advising the County PIO. To the extent possible, s'uch
- ' releases should be made in conjunction with public information releases by the County PIO originating from the County Emergency Operations Center (EOC).
Announcei.ents, briefings and conferences will be scheduled and held i at the Media Center in the old Cuesta College auditorium, where the
- PIO will be the official. spokesperson for the emergency response ,
organization. The PIO will work in concert with the Emergency Services Director or member of th,e Direction and Control Group.
- 3. Desirable Qualifications ,
Experience in public relations as determined by the County Adminis-trator. Radiological training is considered important to, but not a requirement of, the job.
- 4. References -
4 The legal authority for the Nuclear Power Plant Emergency Response Plan and this procedure is contained in the San Luis Obispo County Basic Plan for Peacetime Emergencies.
- 5. Tasks
- a. To promptly release approved official information to the .
public through the Emergency Broadcast System and other media.
- b. To perform functions required by the position of spokesperson for the emergency response organization.
- c. To provide press t'dentification and press kits to all bona fide media representatives. PGandE will provide support per-
!. sonnel for this function. i
- d. To facilitate media coverage of the emergency.
- e. To provide adequate notification for, arrange, and conduct all EOC media briefings at the Media Center or at other designated sites.
- f. To keep accurate records of inquiries, releases and news coverage of the emergency.
I g. To provide prompt prior review of releases by participating agencies and organizations.
- h. To obtain necessary approvals for all official releases.
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- 1. To assist the ESD in the establishment and operation of an
~. EOC conmiunication and messenger system as these affect the i primary PIO function of public infomation processing an.d release.
- j. To request the establishment of, and provide infomG 1 fc.',
the operators of Phone Assistance Centers or other telephone information centers or switchboards which may be established for public information.
- k. To coordinate timely exchanges of information between designated spokespersons, PIDs, or Public Relations
,Repmsentatives of all federal, state and local participating agencies and organizations (see Attachment 11).
- 1. To establish and maintain current, accurate and complete
-lists of media to be notified during emergencies (see Attachment 12).
, 6. Other Involved Agencies E -
The PIO reports directly to the Emergency Service:: Director or alternate. The Phone Assistance Center staff (from the Department of Social Services) receive emergency infomation from the PIO or the Assistant PIO.
- 7. Emergency Organization The PIO is an emergency position activated at an ALERT or more
( severe accident classification level, and will be represented as part of the E0C staff and Media Center staff on a 24-hour basis. This position will remain active for the duration of the emergency. When an emergency is not in effect, the PIO designate will perfom preparation, training exercises, and public information tasks as described herein. The PIO names and telephone numbers are listed on Attachment 11. q Media Center: Lead Public Information Officer Alternate i EOC: Public Information Officer Alternate Note: Alternates may act as PIDs.
- 8. Assignments The PIO functions at both the Media Center and the EOC will be staffed on a 24-hour basis, with the responsibility to draft releases and conduct announcements and briefings for the media.
The PIO may authorize others to talk with the media in the capacity of expert or technical repmsentative. Alternate PIDs will assume PIO functions as required by 12-hour shift changes. i The PIO will recnsit and assign staff for the perfomance of emergency tasks as required. l l
- 9. Staff ,
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Clerical and other staff will be provided by County agencies. De Phone Assistance Cer.ter will be staffed by personnel from the County Department .of Social Services as assigned by their Director. The Social Services Supervisor in the function of Phone Assistance Center Supervisor will report to the lead PIO. The Phone Assistance Center will be activated by contacting the Social Services Director. (See Social Services SOP, III.07 Emergency Notification Roster B.3)
- 10. Facilities The lead PIO will use the PIO Room at the Media Center as a connon office shared by his staff arm the designated spokespersons of all agencies and organizations participating in the emergency organiza-tion. The lead PIO will be responsible for this office.
A Media Center in the old Cuest- College auditorium is also the
/ responsibility of the lead PIO. As the official spokesperson of the EOC and its participating agencies and organizations, the lead PIO will activate and operate this center and schedule and conduct media presentations there or other locations as may be necessary.
The Phone Assistance Center located at the Media Center will also be activated and managed by the lead PIO at the Media Center.
- 11. Communications
,' The PIO in the E0C will connunicate with the PIO office at the Media Center by phone or runner. she Media Center at Cuesta College is connected to the EOC by telephone lines, with a back-up direct intercom phone. Runners are also dispatched by the EOC as back-up to the phone system. The PIO in the EOC communicates directly with the two Fwgency Broadcast System (EBS) radio stations (KVEC, 920 am; KLTW,100 am)
% by direct line ring-down phones, with two-way radios as back-up to the phone system.
i. The PIO in the EOC also connunicates directly with schools, medical institutions, and key county offices over the tone alert monitor radio system. The system is a one-way connunication device and is used by the PIO to provide all system users with advanced warning
- infonnation regarding the nature of the emergency and emergency instructions.
- 12. Operational Equipment l
- a. Vehicle: None assigned, but a van or station wagon to be made available from emergency motor pool for transportation to and from the Media Center as required.
i b. Other Equipment: See Attachment 4.
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- 13. Emergency Worker Protective Gear None assigned, but available at the EOC on request.
- 14. Training Program
, See Section Y.1 of the Plan.
- 15. Drills / Exercises The plan and these procedures shall be tested in a full-scale exer-cise as required by federal regulations. Every three months the lead PIO will review and update positions, names End telephone, radio, or other comunications identified in these pro- cedures and will distribute this information as required.
- 16. Equipment Testing / Calibration Twc Compaq PCs owned and maintained by the county are available for
- comunications between EOC PIO and media center PIO. A " notepad" 0 terminal owned and maintained by PG and E is available as a backup system. The PCs and other equipment owned by the county are maintained by County Technical Services.
- 17. Plan Update This procedure, the public information brochure, phone book page, flyers, decals, and other public information program documents will be reviewed and updated, if- necessary, at least annually. The lead PIO will update this procedure and will provide (at minimum )
review and comment on the other public information documents which are the responsibility of the County Office of Emergency Services. Changes suggested by critiques of previous field drills and exer-cises may be incorporated in these updates. - Q i i t
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- 8. NOTIFICATION AND MOBILIZATION N
- 1. Response by Emergency Classification
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- a. Unusual Event. No notification' required (PIO not notified or mobilized).
- b. Alert.
(1) PIDs notified by ESD or OES Coordinator. (2) PIO assigned to the EOC reports to EOC and activates Public Information Office (Attachment 1). (3) PIO at EOC places EBS on standby (Attachment 6). The lead PIO at the Media Center:
, (4) Activates Media Center (includes PIO offico at Cuesta
/ College (Attachments 2 and 3).
1 (5) Activates Phone Assistance Center (Attachment 3). (6 ) Requests Social Services to staff the Phone Assistance Center. (7) Notifies media (Attachment 12) of scheduled announce-ment (s) at Media Center. .
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(8) Conducts media briefing (s) (Attachment 9). (9) Prepares and distributes approved media information releases (Attachment 9). (10) Coordinates participating agency PI0's (Attachment 9). I 1 (11) Begins log (Attachment 9).
, c. Site Area Emergency. In addition to the notificationAnobili-zation activities listed above:
l ! (1) The lead PIO sobilizes additional equipment and staff as required. (2) The PIO in the EOC notifies EBS stations to be prepared for transmittals; prepares messages (Attachments A and B). (3 ) The PIO in the EOC transmits approved warning and emer-gency instruction message to EBS network in accordance with Attachment 6. Notifies EBS not to begin trans-mission until the EWS Siren is sounded (not intended to prohibit necessary E85 broadcasts without first sound-ing siren). Coordinates with County staff to assure e l._---,.-__---____
message will be released immediately following sounding of the sirens (Attachment 6).
- d. General Emergency. In addition to notificationAobilization as above, the PIO in the E0C:
(1) Notifies ESD that EBS message is ready for broadcast. (2) Prepares and transmits supplementary EBS messages.
- 2. Alerting Procedures As described in Section B.1, the PIDs will be notified at Alert or more severe status by the ESD or County OES Coordinator in accord-
- ance with the Emergency Notification List. The EOC PIO will imediately report to the EOC, the lead PIO will activate the PIO Office and Phone Assistance Center at the Media Center, and mobil-ize the resources necessary for PIO operations at the EOC and Media Center. At SITE AREA CMERGENCY or GENERAL EMERGENCY, the EOC PIO transmits warning and instruction messages to the EBS network prior j
- to and after activation of the EWS Siren System. The lead PIO is also responsible for notifying the media when a press release or media briefing is scheduled to occur, using the media notification list (Attachment 12). Finally, the lead PIO must notify all public
. information and liaison staff of participating agencies and organi-zations of releases or media briefings (see list below) as well as review the press releaar; by other PIDs. 1 ! 3. Shift Changes / Staff Ausntation The PIO in the E0C and the lead PIO at the Media Center will operate on a 24-hour schedule in two 12-hour ::hifts from noon to . 12:01 a.m. and from 12:01. a.m. to noon. Alternate PIDs must report no later than 30 minutes before shift change for status briefing by departing shift. Departing shift must stay on duty until shift replacements have arrived and been briefed. The lead PIO will be
- t. responsible for staffing shifts, maintaining contact with employees in the field or off duty, and finding replacement; c= additional i
personnel for staff augmentation by the ESD. 1 l 4 1 4 l
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C. RECOVERY / REENTRY
- 1. Upon receiving direction from the Direction and Control Group,'the PIO will: ,
a. Draft an EBS message and a press release informing the general public that the . evacuated area (s) is safe to reenter; provide instructions as to procedures for reentry and precautions, if any.
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Issue message to the EBS radio stations for broadcast to the public. D. DEMOBILIZATION PROCEDURES Upon notification that the emergency status level has been downgraded to below Alert, the lead PIO will:
- 1. Notify the media, other PI0s and PIO staff.
# Close out any logs and records kept during the emergency.
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- 3. Restore the Media Center, Phone Assistance Center and EOC PIO i office to pre-emergency condition.
- 4. Refe:- further media inquiries to the County Office of Emergency 3ervices for disposition. OES may request input from the PIO or _',
that the PIO respond to the inquiry directly. This decision will be based upon the nature of the inquiry and background information known to the PIO.
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Lead PIO Checklist Attachment 1 Media Center PIO Office Activation Revision: 3 9 Response Actions for: Alert, Site Area Emergency, General Emergency Responsible Party: Lead PIO Actions: Request facility person at Cuesta College to unlock the Media Center. Keys to the facility are also kept at the Watch Comander's key locker (key number 58). / Primary: Barbara George Work: Backup: Ron Eminhizer Work: Home: Also request facility person above to supply and set up following
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- Overhead projector and extension cord
- Table and four chairs for work room
- Sound system and tape recorder Request PG&E to open press barracks and set up phones and appropriate
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materials to the Media Center. / Primary : Chuck Richmond Work: Backup: Missie Hobson Work: A press barracks' key (#58) is kept at the Sheriff's office if needed. Request clerical staff to report to the Media Center. Coordinate with 1 EOC PIO. Staff: Cindy Terrell Work: Staff: Vera Philbin Work: Staff: Dori Duke Work: , Request General Services function at the EOC to deliver a vehicle to the PIO office at the Media Center for PIO use. Notify media that Media Center is open, using Attachment 10. Notify applicable PIDs and liaison officials that Media Center is open (Attachment 9). Assure that all media personnel are properly identified, and, if not, arrange their removal by security personnel.
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Media Center Phone Assistance Center (PAC) Activation Revision: 2 9-85 Response Actions for: Alert, Site Area Emergency General Emergency Responsible Party: Lead PIO Actions: Request the Director of Social Services to contact appropriate number of PAC staff to report to the PAC. Director: Tom Ganoe Work: Alternate: Dean Moore Work: i
- Request the Director of Social Services report names of PAC staff, when known, to the Lead PIO.
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EOC PIO Checklist Attachment 3 EOC PIO Procedures Revision: 2 9 ' Response Actions for: Alert, Site Area Emergency, General Emergency l Responsible Party: EOC PIO l Actions: l I Report to EOC. 1 Set up equipment. Receive briefing from ESD. Contact Watch Commander and request any information given to the press or EBS. Verify with Watch Commander that all press /EBS related Io information is now the responsibility of the PI0s. t. Keep log of all activities and communications. i Review and verify all information prior to its release, including releases by participating public and private agencies. Obtain approval of the Director of Emergency Services or the Board Chairman prior to authorizing a release of infomation. Keep the PIDs in the Media Center infomed of the situation. Follow the Emergency Broadcast procedures as described in Attachment 6. Follow the Tone Alert Monitor radio procedures as described in Attach-ment 7. Follow procedures for releasing information to the public as described
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in Attachment 8. Retain all PIO copies of EOC messages and reports. O 11 i 1
b ' j 1 EOC PIO Checklist Attachment 4 l EBS Broadcast Procedures Revision:'2 9-85 Response Actions for: Alert. Site Area Emergency, General Emergency Responsible Party: E0C PIO Actions: Contact the EBS station over the ring-down phone. Place the station on
" standby." This allows station to prepare for receiving EBS message.
Have Watch ' Commander place a taped message on the Sheriff's newsline e that states, "Infomation concerning the accident at the Diablo Canyon Nuclear Power Plant can be obtained by reporting to the Media Center at 1d Cuesta College Auditorium or by calling the press hot ifne at Draft all EBS masages (utilize pre-made foms whenever possible). Obtain approval from, the Emergency Services Director or alternate before the message is. broadcast. Maintain number control of EBS messages by using 001, 002, etc. COORDINATE WITH THE COUNTY SHERIFF TO ASSURE THE MESSAGE IS BROADCAST IMMEDI ATELY FOLLOWING THE SOUNDING OF THE SIRENS.
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Contact the EBS station over the ring-down phone. If inoperable, use f the radio backup: Primary - KVEC; Secondary - KLTW, If required, authentication' is last name and last four digits of social ! security number. ! \ Insure messages are repeated until updated (stations are required to maintain 15-minute update capability). . Provide copy of EBS message to Sheriff's dispatch. l Transmit copy of EBS message to PIO in Media Center with instructions to provide a copy to the Phone Assistance Center supervisor. Direct PIO Secretary to post most current EBS message on bulletin board f in Direction and Control Room and file others in chronologi:a1 order on clipboard. f t .
EOC PIO Checklist Attachment 5 Tone Alert Monitor Radio (TAMR) Broadcasts Revision: 2 9-84' Response Actions for': Alert, Site Area Emergency General Emergency j Responsible Party: EOC PIO Actions: After consultation with the County Superintendent of School's repre-sentative and the County Health Officer or liaison, draft the TAMR messap on the " San Luis Obispo County Tone Alert Monitor Radio Message < Fom. Maintain number control of the TANT broadcasts by using 001, 002, etc.
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Director of Emergency Services or the Board Chaiman before issuing message. t Activate the Tone Alert Monitor radio system and broadcast the. message. See activation instructions on Tone Alert radios in PIO room. i ~
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Direct the PIO Secretary to transmit a copy of the TANT message to the PIO in the Media Center. Direct PIO Secretary to post current TANT message on bulletin board in
- Direction and Control room; file others in chronological order on the
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i EOC PIO Checklist Attachment 6 . Press Releases Revision:'3 9-85 i Response Actions for: Alert, Site Area Emergency, General Emergency Responsible Party: EOC PIO Actions: , Draft all press releases on " San Luis Obispo County Emergency Press
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i Maintain nun 6er control of the press releas'es by using 001, 002, etc. Assure absolute accuracy of information and obtain approval by the Director of Emergency Services or the Board Chairman before issuing j message. i Direct PIO Secretary to transmit draft press release to Lead PIO in the Media Center. Direct PIO Secretary to post current press release on bulletin board in ,
- Direction and Control room; file others in chronological order on the clipboard.
Press release information originating from another PIO maintains the same number control and filing system following approval by the } Director of Emergency Services or the Board Chairman. 1 I i J 6 4
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l i L,ead PIO Checklist Attachment 7 Media Center Public Infomation Office Procedures Revision: 3 9-85 Response Actions for: Alert, Site Area Emergency, Genaral Emergency Responsible Party: Lead PIO
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Keep log of all communications and events. Direct and coordinate production of all press releases. Request assistance from EOC PIO as necessary.
- Call press conferences as necessary or scheduled.
j Assemble appropriate PIDs and other personnel for each press conference. Direct each press conference. Provide guidance to the press as to the format and timing of press con-I ferences. Ensure that a member of the Direction and Control group appears at the Media Center periodically following Media Center activation. ' Introduce and identify all county officials to media at press confer-L ences. , , 1 Provide clarification of all press release or emergency information as needed by the Phone Assistance Center supervisor. 9
- Instruct Phone Assistance Center supervisor or Media Center staff .
receiving calls from the media to:
- Provide address and directions to Media Center, and press con-ference times.
- Explain that information on the emergency must be obtained nter,(1)
(3)over by national wire service, (2 ) in person. 'r a taped . calling th S n Francisco Media Center a messag at - l 1 ii c 6
l - Media Center Staff Checklist Attachment 8 Media Center Procedures Revision:'1 Response Actions for: Alert, Site Area Emergency, General Emergency Responsible Party: Media Center Staff Actions: . Keep a log of all cosuunications and events. Set up Media Center and Phone Assistance Center with equipment and supplies. Provide support to the lead PIO. Copy press releases and distribute to the press as directed by the lead i PIO. Copy and distribute press releases, EBS and Tone Alert messages' as directed by the lead PIO and to the Phone. Assistance Center supervisor. Infom press of format and timing of press conferences. Provide press lists to press as necessary. .
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- Maintain a status board showing current plant and response status.
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PHONE NUMBERS , Attachment 9 Revision 1 10-84 A. PIO Phone Numbers: This section is a list of the critical pho'ne numbers needed by the County Public Infomation Officers. Lead Media Center PIO S. Keil Alternate Media Center PIO D. Hayward EOC PIO ,
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P. Hood P. Crawford Alternate EOC PIO ~ 1 EOC PIO
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Yellow N Media Center pay phone outside) [ ' Rumor Control / Phone Assistance Center ?
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j B. Public Information and Liaison Notification List (Call List PIO-03) ' Location Office ; Home Notes Aoency or Org. Cal Trans SLO Calif Blvd
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Patrol SLO , s s. Calif. Highway District . ' (Unlisted) Patrol Office C. Media Information Hotline _ Press informationThe will following be available number to the is 10media phones that on cannot rollover travel locatedto the Media Center. office in San' Francisco and will be manned by. media in PG&E's general personnel. Only County-approved press releases will be given to the - 1 press.
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News Desk Primary: [ UNITED PRT.iS INTERNATI0kAL 205 South 3 roadway Alternate pg Los Angeles , C1, 90012 p-News Desk Primary [e L ASSOCIATED ORESS i 1111 South :Mll Stree; Alternate - r . !as Angeles, CA 90011 b Business Wire Room .666 Primary R 235 Monyomery Street Boston t San Francisco, CA 94104
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E Call directly as time permits, and call a TASCOM Radio Communications Services (RCS) Code 20. I r Provide operator with information on the EMERGENCY. RCS will page local media. Media / Address Contact
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h) ARROYO GRANDE _ E '- KKAL-F.adio B111 Penny
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% tive Cities Times-Press John Read F
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- P. U. Box 460
- Arroyo Grande, CA 93420
[ Santa :iaria Times P l 3200 Skyway Drive Santa Maria, CA 93454 g hi ATASCADERO KIQQ-Radio Gene Warren Drawer Q Atascadero, CA 93425 i Atascadero News *Lon Allen, Editor P. O. Box 670 Atascadero, CA 93423
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- 2. Local Media Contacts Media / Address Contact Phone Number CAMBRIA The Camb ian
- Chuck Thomas, Editor u P'. O. Drawer C Cambri a , CA 93428 MORR0 BAY L
KBAI-Radio No local news i Box 1150 Morro Bay , CA 93442 1 Morro Bay Sun-Bulletin Pat Dilbeck
= P. O. Box 5 Morro Bay, CA 93442
[ PASO ROBLES Bruce Anson, a.m. KP RL-Radi o Box 7 or Paso Robles, CA 93446 Pat Reesing, p.m. - [ Country News Fred Strong, Editor - 945 Spring Street Publishers: Bob Chute - Paso Robles, CA 93446 =-- Daily Press Randy Reddick, Editor g = P. O. Box 427 Paso Robles, CA 93446 SAN LUIS OBISP0
- i KCP R- Radi o Cal Poly-Journalism Dept.
b g San Luis Obispo, CA 93407 ik
- KC BS-Radi o No news dept.
1 P. O. Box 95 San Luis Obispo, CA 93406 KSBY-TV P. O. Box 1368 San Luis Obispo, CA 93406
- Fred Peterson
_ KSLY-Radio _ P. O. Box 1400 Sar. Luis Obispo, CA 93406 C KV EC-Radi o Jon Richards y Box 787 San Luis Obispo, CA 93406 = 1
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', P. O. Box J San Luis Obispo, CA 93406 h Mustang Daily ,
d Cal Poly Graphics Arts Bldg., Room 226 San Luis Obispo, CA 93407 , s Obispo News Service 969 Toro
. San Luis Obispo, CA 93401 Telegram-Tribune Jeff Fairbanks
. P. O. Box 112 City Editor San Luis Obispo, CA 93401
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The remaining list is for PIO infonnation. Notifications are not mandatory. 3- . Media / Address Phone Number L0lPOC _4
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1 P. O. Box 578 Lompoc, CA 93436 . Lompoc Valley News < 1 P. 0.' Box 1100 Lompoc, CA 93438 SANTA BARBARA KEYT-TV P. O. Drawer X Santa Barbara, CA 93102 l KIST-Radio i P. O. Box 1169 r --
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ATTACHMENT A SAN LUIS 08ISP0 COUNTY OFFICE OF EMERGENCY SERVICES PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICE i , i t . L. EMERGENCY BROADCAST SYSTEM MESSAGES FOR USE IN'THE EVENT OF A .
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EERGENCY BROADCAST SYSTEM ESSAGES I l NUCLEAR POWER PLANT ACCIDENT , Table of Contents Sample Messages Unusual event l
- Alert
- No protective action
- Precautionary closure of beaches
- Stand By j
- Sheltering
- Evacuation
- Evacuation and sheltering
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i - UNUSUAL EVENT (The EBS System will not be used during an Unusual Event.) 1 l l EBS Message ALERT "An alert, the second lowest accident category, has been declared at the Diablo Canyon Nuclear Power Plant. There is no danger to the pubite at this time. I repeat: An ALERT has been declared at the Diablo Canyon Nuclear Power Plant. There is no danger to the public at this time. Please do not use the telephone unless absolutely necessary, as all lines are needed for the purpose of activating the emergency response organization. The media will be kept infomed of developments as they occur. Although there is no danger to the public, routine pmparation and precautionary actions are being taken by
,I the response agencies at this time. Please refer to the Nuclear Emergency Infomation page in the front of your phone book for additional infomation."
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Time Broadcast: 25-6
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E85 Message NO PROTECTIVE ACTION
- 1. Your attention please. This is an Emergency Broadcast System Message.
- 2. Stand by for a public service advisory message from the San Luis Obispo County Office of Emergency Services.
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- 3. At a. m.
was declared at the Diablo Canyon . Nuclear Power Plant, indicating a problem exists at the plant.
- 4. There is/has been: (choose one)
A. No release of radiation to the atmosphere.
- 8. A potential for release of radiation to the atmosphere.
[ 5. There is: (choose one)
- A. No health hazard to the public.
- 8. A potential for a health hazard to the public.
! 6. There is no need for any protective action. Personnel at the Diablo Canyon Nucle'ar Power Plant are working to retum the plant to a nomal condition. County, State and Federal Government officials are closely m monitoring the situation. Stay tuned to this station for further infor- ' )
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"An ALERT has been declared at the Diablo Cartyon Nuclear Power Plant. The re
- is no danger to the public at this time. The federal, state, and local
- msponse organization is (being) activated.
! A precautionary closure has been ordered for the parks nearest Diablo Canyon: 1 Montana de Oro, Avila State Beach, Shell Beach, and Pismo Beach State Park. If you am in either Montana de Oro, kila State Beach, Shell Beach, or Pismo
. Beach State Park, please leave the area at this time. I repeat, there is no danger to the public. This is a routine closure only. Please leave Montana de Oro, Avila State Beach, Shell Beach, and Pismo Beach State Park now.
Park rangers, the highway patrol, and police officers have been dispatched to assist you. This instruction applies only to people in Montana de Oro, Avila j State Beach, Shell Beach, and Pismo Beach State Park. This is an ALERT message only, and there is no danger to you or your family. ] Please stay tuned for som infomati,on." 4
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STAND BY
- 1. Your attention please. This is an Emergency Broadcast System Message.
- 2. Stand by for a public service advisory message from the San Luis Obispo County Office of Emergency Services.
- 3. At a. m. p.m., a (classification) was declared at the Diablo canyon Nuclear Power Plant, indicating a problem exists at the plant. ,
- 4. There has been: (choose one)
A. No release of radiation to the atmosphere. B. A minor mlease of radiation to the atmosphere. (. C. A major release of radiation to the atmosphere. p
- 5. There is: (choose one) e A. No health hazarsi to the public.
- 8. A potential for a health hazard to the pubite.
C. A health hazard to the public.
- 6. The Director of Emergency Services has reconuended that residents and businesses in the following protective action zone (s): ] ,
t i stand by for further inforssation:
- 1. No protective actions are required at this time;
- 2. Listen to the radio for further infoi.sation;
- 3. At such time that protective actions are required er the situation l
de-escalates, you will be promptly advised through EBS. Date: l ESD Approval: EBS Message #: s Time Received by Radio Station: Time Broadcast: l -2S- - l l l
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EBS Message SHELTERING
- 1. Your attention please. This is an Emergency'8roadcast System Message.
- 2. Stand by for a public service advisory message from the San Luis Obispo County Office of Emergency Services.
- 3. At a.s. p.m., a (classification) was declared at the Diablo Ganyon Nuclear Power Plant, indicating a problem exists at the plant.
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- 4. There has been: (choose one)
A. No release of radiation to the atmosphem. B. A minor release of radiation to the atmosphem. C. A major release of radiation to the atmosphere.
- 5. There is: (choose one) i A. No health hazard to the public.
B. A potential for a health hazard to the public. C. A health hazard to the public.
- 6. The Director of Emergency Services has directed residents and business in
- the following protective action zone (s):
i t. to shelter in accordance with the instructions in the Emergency Infoma-i tion Booklet. l i Your instructions am: Go inside a building and close all doors and windows. i i I Turn off air conditioning systems, outside air ventilation systems. Turn off clothes dryer. Lower the themostat on any oil or gas burning heaters to minimize the intake of outside air. ' i 4 .
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SHELTERING l Pa p 2 i Keep pets and livestock inside a building if possible. ' Do not use telephone unless there is a medical emergency or some other
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School officials are taking appropriate protective actions for school children.
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. 7. The Public Inquiry phone mmber is: 543-2444.
- 8. Personnel at the Diablo Canyon Nuclear Power Plant are working to return the plant to a normal condition. County, State and Federcl Government officials aru closely monitoring the situation. Stay tuned to this
- station for further information/ instructions.
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EBS Message EVACUATION
- 1. .Your attention please. This is an Emergency Broadcast System Message.
- 2. Stand by for a public service advisory message from the San Luis Obispo County Office of Emergency Services.
- 3. At a.m. p.m., a (classification) was declared at the Diablo Ganyon Nuclear Power Plant, indicating, a problem exists at the plant.
- 4. There has been: (choose one)
A. No release of radiation to the atmosphere. B. A minor release of radiation to the atmosphere. C. A major release of radiation to the atmosphere.
- 5. Them is: (ch'oose one) i A. No health hazani to the public.
j B. A potential for a health hazard to the public. C. A health hazard to the public.
! 6. The Director of Emergency Services has directed residents and business in the following protective action zone (s):
i t l to evacuate by the best route to the home of a friend or relative outside l of the area, or to the following reception and care center (s) (ci rcle l aoolicable): j A. Allan Hancock Comununity College, 500 South College Drive, Santa
' Maria, CA B. Camp Roberts, north of Paso Robles on Highway 101 Evacuation instructions include the following:
Close drapes, turn off lights and water. t Bring prescribed medications and baby formulas, food as appropriate. 1 - . - - - - __ , - -_ - ,_ - - _ - _ _,
E85 Message , EVACUATION l Page tipo Bring cash, checkbook, clothing for three days, and bedding. Lock all doors and windows, turn off heating and air conditioning. Do not take pets to reception and care centers. Leave pets inside a home l or garage with sufficient food for several days. Do not use telephone except in case of a medical or other major emergency.. If.you can provide transportation for a neighbor who does not have trans-portation, please do so. If you need transportation, call 543-2444. You will be transported to the appropriate reception and care center. Security of the evacuated area will be provided by law enforcement per-sonnel. Childmn evacuated fmm a school site within the emergency planning zone will be taken to an appropriate reception and care center.,
- 7. The public Inquiry phone number is 543-2444.
- 8. Personnel at the Diablo Canyon Nuclear power Plant are working to return ]
the plant to a normal condition. County, State and Federal Government ' officials are closely monitoring the situation. Stay tuned to this station for further information/ instructions. Date: i E50 Approval: i i E85 Message #: Time Received by Radio Station: Time Broadcast: l 4 l - i
EBS Message . EVACUATION AND SHELTERING ,
- 1. Your attention please. This is an Emergency Broadcast System Message.
- 2. Stand by for a public service advisory message fmm the San Luis Obispo County Office of Emergency Services.
- 3. At a. m. p.m., a (classification) was declared at the Diablo Canyon Nuclear Power Plant, indicating a problem exists at the plant.
- 4. There has been: (choose one) .
A. No release of radiation to the atmosphere. B. A minor release of radiation to the atmosphere. C. A major release of radiation to the atmosphere.
- 5. There is: (choose one) e A. No health hazarit to the public.
B. A potential for a health hazard to the public. C. A health hazard to the public.
- 6. The Director of Emergency Services has dimeted residents and business in the following protective action zone (s):
l \ . to evacuate to the home of a fHead or relative outside of the area, or I to the following reception and can center (s) (circle applicable): A. Allan Hancock Community College, 800 South College Drive, Santa Maria, CA B. Camp Roberts, north of Paso Robles on Highway 101 Evacuation instructions include the following: Close drapes, turn off lights and water. Bring pmscribed medications and baby fomulas, food as appropriate. Brf ng cash, checkbook, clothing for three days, and bedding. Lock all doors and windows, turn off heating and air conditioning.
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E83 Message EVACUATION AND SHELTERING Page two i Do not take pets to reception and care centers. Leave pets inside a home or garage with sufficient food for several days. Do not use telephone except in case of a medical or other major emergency. If you can provide transportation for a neighbor who does not have trans-portation, please do so. If you need transportation, call 543-2444. You will be transported to the appropriate reception and care center. i Security of the evacuated area will be provided by law enforcement per-sonnel. J. Childmn evacuated fmm a school site within L5e emergency planning acm j will be taken to an appropriate reception and care center., 7.. In addition, the Director of Emergency Services has directed re . dents
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4 I i to shelter in accordance with the instructions in the Emergency Response Plan booklet. The instmetions include the following: If you are outside, go inside a building and close all doors and windows. Tum off air conditioning systems and outside air ventilation systems. l Turn off clothes dn er. Lower the themostat on any oil or gas burning heaters to minimize the , intake of outside air. Keep pets and livestock inside a building if possible. Do not use telephone unless there is a medical emergency or some other major emergency.
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- 7. The Public Inquiry phone. number is: 543-2444
- 8. Personnel at the Diablo Cartyon Nuclear Power Plant are working to return the plant to a nomal condition. County, State and Federal Government officials am closely monitoring the situation. Stay tuned to this station for further infomation/instmetions.
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E55 Messaoe . 00lMGRADING ,
- 1. Your attention please. This is an Emergency Broadcast System Message.
- 2. Stand by for a public service advisory message from the San Luis Obispo County Office of Emergency Services.
- 3. At a.m. p.m., a (classification) was decTared at the Diablo canyon Nuclear Power Plant, Indicating a problem exists at the plant.
- 4. There has been: (choose one)
A. No release of radiation to the atmosphere. B. A minor release of radiation to the atmosphere.
. C. A major release of radiation to the atmosphere.
- 5. 1hcr: is: (choose one)
A. Nr. health hazard to the public.
- 8. A potential for a health hazard to the public. .
C. A health hazard'to the public.
- 5. Residents and businesses in the protective action zone (s):
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h 1 1 l are advised to: (choose one) A. Continue as pmviously instructed. B. Terminate sheltering activities. C. Return to their homes and businesses in the Emergency Planning Zone.
- 7. The Public Inquiry phone number is: 543-2444.
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- 8. Personnel at the Diablo Canyon Nuclear Power Plant are working to return the plant to a normal condition. County. State and Federal Government officials are closely monitoring the situation. Stay tuned to this station for further information/ instructions.
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ATTACHENT B , FORMS FOR EERGENCY PUBLIC IFORMATION
- 1. San Luis Obispo County E0C Press Release
- 2. Tone Alert Monitor Radio Message Final
- 3. Plant Status .
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i . t FOR OFFIGIAL Ust ONLT ! Route to: San Luis Obispo County Cal Trans Calif. Office of Emergency Services Califomia National Guard California Highway Patrol F.E.M.A. t Calif. Dept. of Parks & Recreation
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l PREFACE This 50P comprises Section III.11 of the San Luis Obispo County Nuclear Power Plant Emergency Response Plan. Detailed preparedness measures and emergency procedures concerning the operation of this organization,are included herein. Pa,rt I of the Plan describes the overall County emergency organization and . response, while Part II includes Implementing Instructions to be used by the County Direction and Control group and other key officials and the County Emergency Operations Center (EOC), in directing ;the emergency response ' # activities. (
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CONTENTS f Page A. PRE-EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS 1
- 1. Overview
- 2. Responsibility 1
- 3. Prerequisites 1 1
- 4. References 3
- 5. Tasks 3
- 6. Emergency Organization 3
- 7. Assignments 5
- 8. Staff 5
- 9. Facilities 5
- 10. Operational Equipment
- 11. Training Program 5 6
- 12. Drills and Exercises 6
- 13. Plan Update
- 8. NOTIFICATION AND MOBILIZATION Response by Emergency Classification 7
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- 2. Alerting Procedures 7
- 3. Emergency Notification List 7
't 4., Mobilization of Staff 9
- 5. Backup Shifts Q 6. Staff Augmentation 9 C. EMERGENCY PROCEDURES 9
- 1. Initial Tasks 9
- 2. Legal Counseling Fonnal Declaration of Eme'rgency 10 3.
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A. PRE-EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS
- 1. OVERVIEW
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Purpose:
To provide the Emergency Services Director with legal assistance and legal counsel in the event of a nuclear power plant emergency.
- b. Objectives:
(1) Delineate responsibilities and tasks of the County Counsel. (2) Establish lines of authority and coordination when plan is in effect.
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- 2. RESPONSIBILITY The San Luis Obispo County Counsel is responsible for completion of this procedure.
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/ 3. PREREQUISITES .
- a. The procedures shall be completed by trained and authorized personnel only.
- b. A working knowledge of all the legal authorities and responsibilities pertinent to the County g6vernmental as they
( relate to members of the general public.
- 4. AUTHORITIES AND REFERENCES
- a. Authorities:
(1) California Emergency Services Act (Chapter 7 of Division 1 of Title 2 of the Government Code). (2) Agreement between the State of California and the Nuclear 9 Regulatory Comission (NRC), pursuant to Section 274 of the Atomic Energy Act of 1954, as amended. (3) California Health and Safety Code: (a) Control of Radioactive Contamination of the Environment (Division 20, Chapter 7 Sections 256000-25610). (b) Transportation of Radioactive Materials (Division 20, Chapter 7.3, Sections 25650-25654). (c) Radiation Control Law (Division 20, Chapter 7.6 Sections 25800-25876). k SOP 9 1
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( (4) California Administrative Code, Title 17, Public Health. Part 1 Chapter 5, Subchapter 4. Radiation. (a) Registration of Sources of Radiation e (Sections 30100-30146). (b) Licensing of Radioactive Materials (Sections 30170-30237). (c) Standards for Protection against Radiation ; (Sections 30250-30358). . (d) Transportation of Radioactive Materials (Sections 30365-30380). (e) Participation by Local Health Department
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(Sections 30385-30397). (5) California Master Mutual Aid Agreement, see California Government Code, Section 8561. (6) County of San Luis Obispo Emergency Services Ordinance No.1384, San Luis Obispo Code, Chapter 2.80. Emergency Organization ano Functions. (IncludingCountyofSanLuis Obispo Resolution Establishing Continuity of Government in an Emergency, San Luis Obispo Code 2.80.140.) (7) Joint Powers Agreement for Emergency Services. (County and cities of San Luis Obispo.) (8) Participating cities emergency ordinances. (ArroyoGrande,
'Atascadero, Grover C'ity, Morro Bay, Paso Robles, Pismo Beach,andSanLuisObispo.)
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b. (1) NUREG-0654/ FEMA-REP-1, Criteria for Preparation and Evaluation of Radiological Emergency Response Plans and Preparedness in Support of Nuclear Power Plants, U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Comission/ Federal Emergency Management Agency, November 1980, Revision 1. (2) Emergency Planning Zones for Serious Nuclear Power Plant - Accidents, California Office of Emergency Services, November 1980. (3) California Emergency Plan,1972, and subplans, as issued.
- (4) California Emergency Resources Management Plan, January 9 1968, and subplans, as issued.
Q (5) California Nuclear Power Plant Emergency Response Plan,
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f (6) San Luis Obispo County / Cities Basic Plan for Peacetime Emergencies, 1980. { (7) San Luis Obispo Nuclear Power Plant Emergency Response Plan, 1976, and San Luis Obispo County Nuclear Power Plant Emergency Evacuation Plan, 1976. (8) Diablo Canyon Power Plant Units 1 and 2, Emergency Plan, Revision 3, Pacific Gas and Electric Company, August 1981.
- 5. TASKS The following tasks are assigned to this organization as follows:
- a. Assist the Direction and Control Grou1: Upon notification of ALERT the County Counsel reports to t1e County Emergency Operations Center (EOC) and assists the Direction and Control Group.
- b. Prepare Declaration of Local Emergency: County Counsel and staff '
i will be responsible for draf ting and preparing the Declaration of Local Emergency document.
- c. Prepare Emergency Ordinances: County Counsel and staff will assist in the preparation of any emergency rules and regulations deemed necessary by the Chairman of the Board of Supervisors, or in his absence, the Dimeter of Emergency Services.
- d. Provide Leoal Counsel: The County Ccunsel will assist the other members of the Direction and Control Grcup, as well as the Board of Supervisors.with any legal advice.
- 6. EMERGENCY ORGANIZATION See Exhibit 1.
q 7. ASSIGNMENTS The following duties are assigned to the County Counsel:
- a. Continual presence at the EOC upon notification of ALERT status for purposes of providing legal counsel to the Director and mersers of the Direction and Control Group as well as to the Board of Supervisors. The Counsel shall sit with the Direction and Control Group. .
- b. Drafting the Declaration of a Local Emergency in appropriate legal manner.
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- 8. STAFF I Sup wil$ ortbe staff for the provided purposes by the of typing and County Emergency other production Operations work Center (EOC).
- 9. FACILITIES -
- a. Primary Response Center: County Emergency Operations Center at the San Luis County Sheriff's Office.
- 10. OPERATIONAL EQUIPMENT
- a. The following reference books shall be kept at the EOC for the County Counsel's use in an emergency:
(1) California Emergency Plan. (2) County Basic Plan for Peacetime Emergency. (3) A copy of each agency's SOP.
- b. At time of the emergency County Counsel will arrange for the following to be delivered to the EOC:
(1) San Luis Obispo County Code.
~(2) California Government Code.
- 11. TRAINING PROGRAM
\ The following training will be accomplished for the express purpose of maintaining this plan:
- a. General Briefing:
(1) Content: 9 (a) Briefing of overall Plan concept of operations. (b) Assignments of personnel. (c) Plan procedures. (d) Up-to-date familiarity with all legal authority and responsibility applicable as noted in References, b~. Alerting and Warning Briefing: (1) Content: (a) Emergency notification an recall procedures. (b) Response center activation. (c) Legal Assignments. 50P9 5
- 12. DRILLS AND EXERCISES Cr' a. Comunications Drill: County Counsel will participate in comunications drills as scheduled by the Office of Emergency '
Services. The drill will establish capability to make the notification and verify the operation of the applicable communications equipment. The drill will include. instruction on possible radiological content of the messages to assure comprehensive understanding of subject matter.
- b. Annual Exercise: The County Counsel will participate in an annual exercise to be coordinated by the County Office of Emergency Services. The involvement of the County Counsel in the exercise will include the following:
(1) Alerting of the County Counsel. (2) Call-up of response personnel. (3) Staffing of response centers. (4) Test of field operations. (5) Implementing corrective actions.
- 13. PLAN UPDATE k a. The County Counsel will review the Nuclear Power Plant Energency Response Plan on an annual schedule. The Review will be to establish the following:,
(1) Reconner.ded changes to the Plan. ; (2) Additions to the.Part 1. Section 2.A. " Authorities." and Part I. Section 7 C. " Lines of Authority." q (3) Recomended changes to existing emergency law.
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Emergency Classification Response Unusual Event No response Alert Site Area Emergency, Agency Notified i General Emergency Emergency Workers Notified Emergency Operations Conducted
- 2. ALERTING PROCEDURES
- a. Initial Notification: Initial notification will be from the
- Office of Emergency Services. The Sheriff's Office, which is staffed on a 24-hour basis will have notified the Office of Emergency Services.
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- b. Notification Means: Notification will be by telephone.
- c. Notification Cascade: Notification will be made as indicated in Attachment 1, page 10, and as outlined in Exhibit 2. Alerting Diagram.
- d. Additional Notification: The notification procedure for initial alerting will also be used for subsequent announcements of importance, including:
s . (1) Notification of change in Emergency Level. (2) Notification of Protective Actions Affecting the Public. t ' (3) Other announcewents of high priority as deemed necessary by the Direction and Control Group.
- e. Message Text: Text of the message that should be given during
' all notifications is included as Attachment 2.
- 3. EMERGENCY NOTIFICATION LIST
- a. See Attachment 1.
- 4. MOBILIZATION OF STAFF
- a. Initial Station Assianments:
(1) County Counsel reports to EOC. (2) County Counsel support staff report to E0C. 50P9 7 l 1
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- a. The following will relieve each other every 12 hours in such form that 2 people remain on duty at all times.
J. Lindholm - J. Crawford - W. Cash.
- 6. STAFF AUGMENTATION The first 3 people on the notification list will be notified l i
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C. EMERGENCY PROCEDURES
- 1. INITIAL TASKS a._ Unusual event, no response.
- b. Alert:
(1) Report to E0C; arrange for delivery of needed reference books. (2) Provide legal counsel as needed. (3) Begin to prepare draft of declaration of local emergency for Director of Emergency Services. If circumstances warrant, recommend issuance of declaration of local emergency.
- c. Site Area Emeroency:
(1) Report to EOC. 1 (2) Provide legal counsel as needed. (3) Recommend issuance of declaration of local emergency.
- d. General Emeroency:
(1) Report to E0C. (2) Provide legal counsel as needed. . (3) Prepare draft of declaration of local emergency for County Emergency Services Director.
- 2. LEGAL COUNSELING f, Standby for providing legal counsel to the Director and all members .
(. of the Direction and Control Group as well as to the County Board of Supervisors. 50P9 9 1 .
. 3. FORMAL DECLARATION OF EMERGENCY h~ If deemed necessary, craft the Declaration of Local Emergency for the Emergency Services Director. (Protectiveactiondecisionsand Emergency Broadcast System announcements can be made based on verbal agreement among decision makers with the appropriate emergency written declarations completed and signed later).
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Alert / Site Area Emergency / General Emergency has been declared at Diablo Canyon. Please repeat back to me." (Notifying person confirms that person notified has understood the message and knows which Emergency Action Level has been declared.) Terminate message and record time of contact. P 50P9 12 e
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O AUTHENTICATION This Standard Operating Procedure has been approved and is hereby incorporated as a Department procedure: > Signed and Accepted: Signed and Accepted: N1fe t' av hame Y ' V Name fh A ' 0 A l e . 0 4.L A Tit 7e mlflt/ 3 v Title Date 1 . l$l9ff N/C / S/J~ Date / San Luis Obispo Area Coast Division California Highway Patrol California Highway Patrol p 4
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- i PREFACE The San Luis Obispo County / Cities Nuclear Power Plant Emergency Response Plan consists of five parts. Part I of the Plan describes the overall County l emergency organization and response. Part II contains Implementing Instructions to be used by the County Direction and Control Group and other key officials at the County Emergency Operation Center (EOC) in responding to an emergency.
The California Highway Patrol (CHP) Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) is included in Part III of the Plan. It contains detailed preparedness measures and emergency procedures for opert ? ion of the CHP San Luis Obispo Area Office in the event of an accident at the 'liablo Canyon Nuclear Power Plant. Attachment 3 has been expanded to provide a comprehensive Evacuation Traffic Management Plan based on the sector concept. Part IV contains Support Material, and Part V addresses Plan Maintenance, -
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.1. Overview 1
- 2. Responsibility 1
- 3. Prerequisites 1
- 4. References 1
- 5. Tasks 2
- 6. Other Involved Agencies 4
- 7. Emergency Organization 6
- 8. Assignments 6
- 9. Staff 6
- 10. Facilities 7
- 11. Communications 7
- 12. Operational Equipment 7
- 13. Emergency Worker Gear 8
- 14. Training Program 8
- 15. Drills and Exercises 8
- 16. Equipment Testing / Calibration 8
, 17. Plan Update 9 B. NOTIFICATION ,AND MOBILIZATION 10
- 1. Response by Emergency Classification 10 i- 2. Alerting Procedures 10
- 3. Emergency Staff Notification 11 4.- Mobili:ation of Staff 11
- 5. Backup Shifts 11
- 6. Staff Augmentation 11 C. EMERGENCY PROCEDURES 12
- 1. During an UNUSUAL EVENT 12
- 2. During ALERT. SITE AREA EMERGENCY or GENERAL EMERGENCY 12
- 3. During an EVACUATION 12
- 4. In the event of an EARTHQUAKE 14
- 5. Recovery and Reentry 14 ATTACHMENTS CHP-1 Agency Notification List CHP-2 Exposure Control Procedures CHP-3 Traffic Management Plan
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- 1. OVERVIEW
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Purpose:
To designate the procedures to be used in response to an emergency at the Diablo Canyon Nuclear Power Plant.
- b. Objectives:
- 1) Delineate responsibilities and tasks of the California Highway Patrol.
- 2) Establish lines of authority and coordination when the plan is in effect.
- 3) Designate areas which are likely to require evacuation in the event of a serious emergency.
- 4) Establish primary and alternate evacuation routes.
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- 5) Provide for the establishment of perimeter control of areas affected by the emergency.
- 6) Provide .for orderly access to, progress along, and exit from evacuation routes.
- 2. RESPONSIBILIlY The California Highway Patrol (CHP) is responsible for completion of this procedura.
- 3. PREREQUISITES
- a. The procedure shall be completed by properly trained and authorized personnel only.
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- b. A working knowledge of county roads, highways, freeways.
- 4. REFERENCES
. a. California Vehicle Code, Sections 2400 and 2401.
- b. Diablo Canyon Power Plant Units 1 and 2, Emergency Plan, Pacific Gas and Electric Company,
- c. San Luis Obispo County / Cities Basic Plan for Peacetime Emergencies.
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, , 5. TASKS The following tasks assigned to this organization are taken from Part II, Implementing Instructions, of the Plan. The number in parentheses after each title is the number of the Implementing Instruction from which that set of tasks is drawn.
.a. Notification of Emergency Workers (II.2)
- 1) The California Highway Patrol will receive notification from the County Sheriff's Office.
- 2) The California Highway Patrol dispatcher will promptly notify Caltrans, the California Departnient of Parks and Recreation, the California State Polytechnic University Police, and the California Men's Colony when an Alert or more serious condition is declared.
L 3) The California Highway Patrol dispatcher will notify CHP personnel in accordance with normal agency procedures,
- b. Notification of the Public (II.5)
The CHP may be called upon to assist with notifications in rencte areas of park and beaches upon request by State Parks and ' Recreation or the Sheriff's Department. L .c . Protective Response (II 7)
- 1) Initial' Precautionary Actions (II.7.1)
In the event the Direction and Control Group deams it ' desirable to initiate precautionary evacuations of nearby beachas and park areas, the CHP may be called by the Sheriff's Department and/or the California Department of a Parks and Recreation to assist, if there is a need for traffic control. -
- 2) Selective Evacuation (11.7.2)
Selective evacuation may involve selected population groups within the general population or it may involve the entire population of selected areas. It is unlikely that there will be a need for traffic control if selected groups from the general population are evacuated, since by definition, there will be dispersal of traffic. However, if evacuation of selected geographic areas such as the Low Population Zone (LPZ) or selected state or county parks and beaches is called for, the CHP may be called upon to assist with traffic control. This requirement will come from the Sheriff's Department or State Parks and Recreation. ( SOP 10 2
I f ~'- 3)' General Sheltering (II.7.3) , General sheltering is a concept which can be applied to the entire population, except nonresident beach and park populations. In the event general sheltering is called for, there are two types of actions which the CHP may be called upon to perform, a) Traffic control for evacuation of parks and beaches. b) Establish perimeter control to limit the movement of people into the area where sheltering has been called for.
- 4) Relocation (11.7.4)
Relocation, should it be called for, could follow a sheltering action, and would involve only areas actually affected by the plume trajectory. For that reason, most relocation actions would not involve major traffic movements. The CHP would be called upon to establish and maintain perimeter control to prevent access into the affected area in accordance with the same procedures established for " General Sheltering."
- 5) General Evacuation (II.7.5)
In a general evacuation, the CHP will be responsible for 4 developing the traffic control strategy and for overall management of traffic control function. In this role, the CHP will be responsible for traffic control on all unincorporated roads and highways and all freeways. The CHP will be responsible for coordination of traffic control activities of the County Sheriff's Depart'nent and the affected city police departments. a
- d. Exposure Control of Emergency Workers (II.8) .
The CHP will be responsible for distribution of dosimeters, protective clothing, and radioprotective drugs to CHP personnel in accordance with directives issued by Unified Dose Assessment , Center (UDAC)~ and for maintaining and reporting individual ; exposure data as reported by CHP field personnel to the CHP captain and UDAC.
- e. Recovery and Reentry (11.11)
The CHP will be responsible for traffic control, in coordination with the County Sheriff's Department and with affected city 4 police departments. . SOP 10 3
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- f. EarthqdakeResponse(IV.2)
The CHP will be a member of the Earthquake Damage Assessment Center (EDAC) at the County EOC which will coordinate damage assessment and repair activities following an earthquake.
- g. Comunications (I.7)
The CHP mobile and fixed communications systems will support the emergency response effort.
- h. Security Control (II.7.3.8)
CHP officers are peace officers and will enforce the law as necessary in the course of conducting operations.
- 6. OTHER INVOLVED AGENCIES The following listed agencies have primary or support role
, i involvement with the CHP in executing this procedure,
- a. Notification of Emergency Workers
- 1) Unusual Event a) PGandE b County Sheriff (Primary) c San Luis Obispo Police d County Office of Emergency Services
- e) California Department of Forestry ,
f County Environmental Health g Air Pollution Control District h County Engineer i County Superintendent of Schools j City Administrator / City Manager
- , k City Police Departments 1 State Office of Emergency Services m FEMA
- b. Notification of Public and Public Information
- 1) PGandE will make reconnendations and will provide information.
- 2) County Emergency Services will direct notification, approve all message content, . contact Emergency Broadcast Stations (EBS).
- 3) Public information officer will prepare and issue messages and news releases. Note: Tne City's Liaison and Sheriff's Department inform the public safety switchboards.
, 4) County General Services will notify persons in city recreation areas. i SOP 10 4 1
- 5) City police departments will notify persons in city
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- 6) City police and fire departments will notify identified handicapped, isolated, and deaf persons,
- 7) State OES may make public information announcements.
- 8) State Department of Parks and Recreation will notify persons in Montana.de Oro, Morro Bay, and Pismo Beach State Parks.
- 9) California State Polytechnic University will notify staff and student body.
- 10) FEMA may make public information announcements.
- 11) County Superintendent of Schools will notify public and private schools.
- 12) Hospitais and institutions will notify staff and occupants.
- 13) EBS stations will broadcast emergency instructions.
- 14) News media will promulgate public information.
- 15) PGandE may make public information announcements.
- c. Protective Response
- 1) Protective Response--Initial Precautionary Actions a) Sheriff's Depar'tment will notify residents of LPZ and occupants of county parks and beaches.
b) State Department of Parks and Recreation will advise 3 populations at Montana de Oro State Park and Pismo State Beach.
- 2) Protective Actions--Selective Evacuation a) State Parks and Recreation will be responsible for evacuation of Montana de Oro State Park, Pismo State Beach, Morro Bay State Beach, Morro Strand State Beach.
b) Sheriff's office will notify residents of LPZ. c) Sheriff's office will be responsible for evacuation of county park,s and beaches.
- 3) Protective Response--General Sheltering a) Sheriff's Department will be responsible for law enforcement and security. ,
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- 4) Protective Response--Relocatio'n a) Sheriff's Department will be responsible for law enforcement and security, b) Local police will assist with law enforcement and security.
c) local city police, State Parks.and Beaches, and CHP will assist in directing traffic to screening locations.
- 5) Protective Response--General Evacuation a) Sheriff's Department will be responsible for law enforcement and security. -
b) Local police will assist with law enforcement and security. c) Local city police, State Parks and Beaches, and CHP will assist in directing traffic to screening locations,
- d. Exposure Control of Emeroency Worker.
- 1) UDAC will review data gathered in i.he field to detemine need for controlling exposure.
- 2) The County Health Officer will advise emergency workers, through directive: , issued to dispatch desks in specific use of protective drugs or gear.
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- 3) UDAC will maintain exposure records as reported by workers through dispatch desks.
- 4) Workers will monitor their own dosimeters and will report to the dispatch desk.
- e. Reentry and Recovery
- 1) CHP and local city police will coordinate with Sheriff on implementation of traffic control measures, as appropriate.
- 2) Local police will assist in maintaining law enforcement and security actions as needed.
- 7. EMERGENCY ORGANIZATION The CHP emergency organization for a nuclear power plant emergency will be the same as the normal organization.
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- 9. STAFF The Area Commander can call upon the full staff resources of the CHP in any major emergency. The following staff resources are available in San Luis Obispo County:
- a. I captain
- b. 2 lieutenants
- c. 6 sergeants
- d. 46 traffic officers l
- 10. FACILITIES
- a. San Luis Obispo Area Office
. Functions: As receipt point for notification by sheriff, as command and coordination point for field operations, and as central point for notification of agency emergency workers, and other agencies. Dispatch desk will record field workers dose readings and relay them to UDAC and the captain at the EOC.
- b. Coastal Division Headquarters Functions: Coordinates requests for assistance from other areas.
- 11. COMMUNICATIONS o- a. Radio The CHP has red, white, and blue nets.
All vehicles are equipped with programmable 10-channel scanners including red net.
- b. Telephone Ring-down lines to:
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Sixteen (16) automobiles all equipped with 10-channel progrannable scanners including red net.
- 12. OPERATIONAL EQUIPMENT
.a. Vehicles Sixteen (16) sedans with radios,
- b. Aircraft '
One fixed wing aircraft is available' from King City. Helicopters are available from Los Angeles and Fresno. In the event of an evacuation, one of these will be requested to provide traffic surveillance, j 13. EMERGENCY WORKER GEAR
- a. Kit Contents (each worker)
- 1) Pocket ionization dosimeter:
a) 0-200 mR range (1)* ' b) 0-200 R range (1)
- 2) Integrating radiation dosimeter "TLD" (1)*
- 3) KI tablets (potassium iodide)
- b. Assigned to San Luis Obispo Area Office
- 1) Dosimeter charger (1)
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- 2) Sixty (60) kits for workers as specified in a. above.
- 14. TRAINING PROGRAM '
e CHP personnel are regularly and routinely trained in all aspects of the duties required of them in this Plan.
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- 16. EQUIPMSNT TESTING / CALIBRATION
- a. Communications Gear i All comunications equipment is used on a daily basis and will not need testing. ~
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- 2) CHP will provide routine maintenance and an annual p calibration of pocket dosimeters.
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- The iritegrating radiation dosimeters (TLD's) shall be exchanged annually, as directed by the County Office of Emergency Services.
- 4) Replacement of KI will be as directed by the County Office of Energency Services,
- c. Testing of Plan Emergency Procedures The CHP will evaluate observer and participant comments at annual exercises and will initiate corrective actions as required.
, 17. PLAN UPDATE .
, a. Th'e CHP Nill review and update emergency telephone numbers quarterly.
- b. 'In, conjunction with the emergency preparedness exercise, recomendations for plan modific1tions, if any, will be forwarded in writing to the County Office of Emergency Services.
- c. The CHP captain in charge of the San Luis Obispo Area Office will 1 ensure that any corrective actions are implemented.
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d B. NOTIFICATION AND MOBILIZATION t 1. RESPONSE BY EMERGENCY CLASSIFICATION See Section 1.4.C of the Plan for a description of the Emergency Action and Level Classification system. Emergency Action Level Response t
- a. NOTIFICATION OF 1) No response required UNUSUAL EVENT
- b. ALERT or greater 1) Notify local offices of involved state agencies
- 2) Notify CHP staff
- 3) Dispatch area commander
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- 4) Conduct response actions as directed from EOC per CHP procedures
- 2. ALERTING PROCEDURES l3) a. Notification shall come to the CHP from the County Sheriff's Office by ring-down telephone with radios and conventional telephone as backup devices.
- b. All ressages shall be confirmed and authenticated.
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- 1) California Department of Parks and Recreation 2 Caltrans District 05
- 3) Cal Poly Police 4)) California Men's Colony
- d. The CHP will confirm notification back to the San Luis Obispo Sheriff's office upon completion of assigned agency notifications, i
- e. CHP staff will be alerted in accordance with procedures established herein.
- f. Notifications will be repeated for any change in Emergency Action Level, need to implement protective actions, of other key announcements.
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Ifi3Y a i I 3..EMERGENCYSTAFFNOTIFidTION r~ - ~' CHP will alert staff in accordance with existing Standard Staff Notification procedures._ ,
- 4. MOBILIZATION OF STAFF Mobilizationofstaffshall,beinaccordancewiththe[mergency Action Level (see Section I.4.E of the Plan). All emergency workers will follow exposure control procedures (see Attachment CHP-2). An
/ officer with the rank of captain or a designated comand alternate will be assigned for 24-hour dut'y at the County Emergency Operations '
Center (EOC). In addition, the CHP will assign a Public Information Officer (PIO) to the Media Center at Cuesta College to participate in j press briefings.
- 5. BACKUP SHIFTS The CHP/will operate on a continuous 12-hour shift basis during the ,
a emergency. The area commander is responsible sfor insuring continuity' of operations. j [ 6. STAFF AUGMENTATION !
. The area commander is responsible for requesting additional manpower i
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/~' 1. DURING AND UNUSUAL EVENT No activity for CHP.
- 2. DURING AN ALERT, SITE AREA EMERGENCY, OR GENERAL EMERGENCY After completing notifications, the CHP will:
- a. Assign an officer with the rank of captain er a designated command alternate for 24-hour duty at the County Emergency Operations Center (EOC). .
- b. Assist San Luis Obispo County Emergency Services Director, on request, and when resources are available, with notifications or evacuations related to PGandE plant personnel, State Parks and Beaches, and the resident population in the Low Population Zone.
- c. Install a visual display map at the EOC on which current traffic flow information on major streets, roads, and highways can be displayed. Provide up-to-date traffic advisories and traffic control information to the PIO for broadcast to the public.
- 3. DURING AN EVACUATION Evacuation activities may take place as a part of a number of O different protective response actions as discussed in Section II, 7 of the Plan:
- a. Initial Precautionary Actions
- b. Selective Evacuation .
- c. General Sheltering
- d. Relocation
- e. General Evacuation The role of the CHP in providing traffic control during an evacuation will vary in scope and complexity, depending on the nature of the evacuation,-the population in the evacuation area, the time of day, seasonal populations at parks and beaches, and the urgency associated with the evacuation.
- a. Traffic Control (See Attachments CHP-3 Through CHP-7)
The CHP will assist the Emergency Services Director in determining the need for field traffic control in any projected evacuation activity and shall assist in the following: 1 Traffic control routes 2 Perimeter control points 3 Evacuation routes (through and local)
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i 6) Consider using EHTR plan , .
- b. Direct implementation of the Task 1 traffic control points, strategies, and operations, including:
- 1) Supervising traffic control I
- 2) Installation of signs and barricades of Caltrans
- 3) Monitoring and directing traffic flow
- 4) Coordination with County Sheriff and local law enforcement agencies
- c. As the designated Traffic Control Officer at the EOC, provide overall traffic control, as needed, in accordance with the Traffic Management Plan attached.
- d. Request Caltrans assistance in traffic diversion as required by
. j placing signs and barricades. Also request, as necessary, Caltrans personnel to assist with traffic control.
- e. Request San Luis Obispo County Engineer and Cal Trans to provide signs and barricades at traffic control points.
- f. Direct all traffic control operations on major highways, main evacuation routes, and all other rural roads in the County, as Q well as coordinate traffic control operations on all other streets, roads, and highways during an evacuation. There are ,
several potential points of congestion depending on the areas to be evacuated. The following traffic management measures will be initiated according to need.
- g. The CHP will mobilize wreckers to designated points in advance of the major flow of evacuation traffic. All CHP vehicles have push
- bumpers, which will be used whenever possible to maintain traffic flow. When a disabled vehicle cannot be moved by a CHP vehicle, a wrecker will be dispatched to remove the vehicle from the roadway. Priority will be given to maintain continuous flow of traffic. Disabled vehicles will be handled in the following way:
- 1) Driver and passengers are advised to attempt to clear the vehicle from the road and seek rides with other evacuees raising hood if help is needed.
, 2) Officer responding will first attempt to clear road. Passengers will be advised to seek rides with other evacuees.
- 3) If vehicles cannot be cleared, officer will call for tow.
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- h. Maintain road' usability. The CHP and other law enforcement agencies, according to , jurisdiction, will direct appropriate public works departments to make emergency road repairs if roadway is unusable and time will allow. The County Engineer and Cal Trans will maintain status boards at the EOC indicating the overall situation with regard to roadway conditions not directly connected with traffic accidents or disabled vehicles.
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- 1. Provide Perimeter Control
- 1) Coordinate with County Sheriff and affected city police departments areawide perimeter control as directed by the Emergency Services Director. Select which predesignated perimeter control points will be closed. (See Attachments CHP-3 and CHP-4.) ,
- 2) Monitor and support perimeter and access control efforts by County Sheriff and local police as required.
- 3) Request Caltrans and the County Engineer to place barricades and signs to control access at perimeter control points.
- 4) Direct access control efforts at perimeter check points in accordance with access criteria established by the Direction and Control Group.
- 5) Perform security patrol within restricted access zones upon O request by the Sheriff's Department.
- 4. IN THE EVENT OF AN EARTHQUAKE The CHP will be a member of the Earthquake Damage Assessment Center (EDAC), which will coordinate damage assessment and repairs with the radiologic emergency response effort.
The CHP will dispatch patrol vehicles to conduct damage reconnaissance of evacuation routes. The CHP will also survey damage to the CHP communications system. Infomation will be relayed to the County EOC. Refer to Plan Section II.14 and IV.3 for Implementing Instructions and Procedures, respectively.
- 5. RECOVERY AND REENTRY The CHP will provide traffic control during the reoccupancy of evacuated areas. The perimeter will be relaxed as detemined by the Direction and Control Group at the County EOC. (Refer to Pin Section II.11.)
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. Confirmed Agency Job Title Name Phone Down Pager Alert Radio CLETS Phone Connents California Chief Ranger K. Huddleston P P Weekday Dept. of daytime Parks and Recreation California Area W. Cater P P Night /
Dept. of Coordinator weekend Parks and - Recreation Caltrans Deputy R. G. Elliott P District 5 District Director, M&O Caltrans District J. W. Reynolds District 5 Mtc. Engineer Cal Poly Dispatch Desk N/A. P 24 hours Police - California Dispatch Desk N/A P 24 hours Men's Colony _ 50P10 15
, ATTACHMENT CHP-2 Exposure Control Procedures A.
The area commander (from whose office the personnel are being dispatched) will control the dispatching and operation of the follo(ng emergency duties for all personnel under his direction. 1. Distributes personnel radiation monitoring equipment, including two pocket -dosimeters and one film or Thermoluminescent Dosimeter (TLD) badge.
- 2. Distribute as appropriate radioprotective drugs.
- 3. Distribute copies of Standard Operating Procedures and other sections of the County Plan relevant to their mission.
4 4 Distribute data foms to record dosimeter readings, deployment 4 locations and times, and other identifying data. 5. Record pocket dosimeter readings relayed by emergency workers along with reporting individual, time and location of reading, and keep the
'CHP dispatcher infomed of the readings. (Where appropriate, contact field personnel to request dosimeter readings.) In addition, maintain ongoing record of locations of workers by time.
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- 6. The CHP dispatcher will report individual, time and location of reading to the Health Physics Technician at the Emergency Worker exposure control deck in the EOC.
- 7. If dosimeter readings in'dicate exposures approaching protective 1
action guide levels, relay this information promptly to the E0C. , , 8. If requested by worker, request authorizatial 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.
- 9. As directed by the EOC, convey protective directives, including relocation / recall of workers, use of personnel protective equipment, and radioprotective drugs.
- 10. As directed by the EOC, instruct emergency workers to go to the screening and decontamination location at Camp San Luis Obispo.
- 11. As directed by~ the EOC, instruct emergency workers to report for bioassay assessments and medical follow-up.
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- f- 1. In case of positive readings only, emergency worker informs his radio dispatcher and supervisor. .
2. Supervisor records and relays data to dispatcher, Sheriff's office, or to CHP liaison at the EOC. 1
- 3. Dispatcher, Sheriff's office, or CHP liaison at EOC relays information to health physicist technician at EOC.
- 4. Health physicist technician monitors exposure to emergency worker.
C. EMERGENCY WORKER AND VOLUNTEERS' DUTIES
- 1. Obtain appropriate personnel exposure and protective gear at time of dispatch from shift supervisor, j 2. Verify that pocket dosimeters are charged and zeroed.
- 3. Review tasks and general information describing radiation exposure consequences and counternmasures.
- 4. Periodically (every 15 minutes) read osimeters. If measurable doses are registered, contact radio dispatcher and supervisor, and issue frequent updates concerning exposure.
([) 5. Notify dispatcher and supervisor promptly if dosimeter readings approach protection action guidelines.
- 6. Request authorization before allowing any exposure which exceeds the occupational exposure limit of 1.25 rem (which equals 1,250 mrem).
- 7. Follow directives from operations commander concerning use of protective gear and drugs.
- 8. Report for screening / decontamination, if directed.
- 9. Report for bioassay assessment, if directed.
- 10. Report for medical follow-up, if directed.
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- a. Assigned to one person.
- 1) Pocket ionization dosimeters.
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- 2) One (1) integrating radiation dosimeter (TLD).
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ATTACHMENT CHP-3 { Traffic Management Plan A. ~ Evacuation of the central San Luis Obispo area and the northern coastal area from Baywood to Cayucos will be staged due to roadway gonstraints. B. Due to the. local lack of roadway capacity in the Cuesta-by-the-Sea / Baywood Park /Los Osos area, South Bay Boulevard will be operated one way northbound from San Ysabel to State Route 1 at State Route 1, one lane will go northbound on State Route 1 and one lane will go southbound on State Route 1. Southbound traffic on South Bay Boulevard will be blocked by the Morro Bay Police Department or State Park Rangers at Golf Course Road and at Quintana. Note: When new construction is done on Los Osos Valley Road, additional
# outbound traffic to San Luis Obispo can be accomodated by operating two lanes outbound using the shoulder for one lane.
C. Due to high demand levels, all lanes on U.S.101 will be operated northbound from the foot of Cuesta Grade (Stagecoach Road) to Santa Barbara Road at Atascadero. Southbound traffic will be cut off at Santa Barbara Road and at Santa Margarita. All trucks, buses, and slow moving ' vehicles will be kept in northbound lanes. Only autos will be pemitted
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' He will close off northbound traffic on southbound lanes and will give a signal to the driver of the last car with instructions to remain as the last car to the Santa Barbara Road checkpoint where he will give the =
signal to the officer there. The officer at the Santa Barbara Road checkpoint will then run the emergency vehicles southbound on the i southbound lanes, giving the signal to the last emergency vehicle. When it passes the Stagecoach Road checkpoint, northbound traffic will be resumed in the southbound lanes. D. Traffic from the five cities area will be directed in a southbound direction unless traffic from the San Luis Obispo area has already cleared the U.S.101 or will no longer present a restriction to the use of the 101. E. Traffic from the San Luis Obispo area wil1 be directed away from southbound routes unless traffic from the five cities or beyond has already cleared the U.S.101 or will no longer present a restriction to the use of the 101. F. Traffic from the San Luis Obispo area will be directed away from State Route 1 northbound unless there is sufficient capacity through the Morro Bay /Cayucos area to pemit the use of this route. SOP 10 19 i
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- be operated as two lanes outbound as far as the crossing over San Luis Creek, where traffic will split and continue on botn Avila Road and San Luis Bay Drive east to the U.S.101. In this event emergency resources being brought to Diablo Canyon will be routed off the U.S. 101 at San Luis Drive and will bypass the town of Avila by using the Hartford Road through San Luis Bay Estates.
H. If sunner beach crowds are present at Pismo State Beach so$th of Arroyo Grande Creek, they will be evacuated through primary exits at both Pier Avenue in Oceano and Grand Avenue in Grover City, and a secondary exit for vehicles properly equipped at Oso Flaco Road. Beach traffic will be directed down State Route 1 through the Santa Maria area to minimize the impact upon five cities evacuees. REFER TO DETAILED INSTRUCTIONS IN THE EXPANDED ATTACHMENT CHP-3, e EVACUATION TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT PLAN. 0 SOP 10 20
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- 1. OVERVIEW .
- a. Sector Concept. To simplify evacuation traffic management the pro-tective action zones (PAZs) have been divided into three major .
groups, or sectors. These sectors contain groups of P to be evacuated based upon prevailing wind directions. ps most likely (1) North County Sector - Includes the communities of Los Osos, Bay-wood Park, Morro Bay and Cayucos, and all or part of PAZs 1, 2, 5, 9 and 15. (2) San Luis Obispo Sector - Includes the City of San Luis Obispo, the California Men's Colony, California State Polytechnic University and Cuesta College, and all or part of PAZs 1, 2, 3, 4, 8 and 14. (3) South County Sector - Includes the communities of Avila Beach, Shell Beach, Pismo Beach, Grover City, Arroyo Grande and Oceano, and all or part of PAZs 1, 2, 3, 6, 7,10,11,12 and 13.
- 2. EVACUATION PREREQUISITES The CHP will begin an actual evacuation only when all of the following have been completed:
O a. Assembly and Staging of Unifomed Personnel. Upon receiving informa-tion from the Direction and Control Group at the Emergency Operations Center (EOC) that an evacuation is foreseeable, the CHP Commander at the EOC will notify CHP Coastal Division of the imminent evacuation. Coastal Division will notify and initiate the response of sufficient numbers of 'unifomed CHP personnel to evacuate the designated PAZs. Manpower necessary for an evacuation is listed in the evacuation checklists for each sector.
- b. Briefing and Radiation Monitoring Equipment Issuance. Upon reporting to the staging area, CHP personnel will be given their fixed post assignments and briefed on their assigned duties. They will be issued an emergency worker gear kit containing: )
(1) Dosimeters. (2) Recording logs. (3) KI tablets (Potassium Iodide). (4) Maps.
- c. Fixed Post Assignments. .CHP personnel will proceed to their assigned fixed post locations using the maps ' issued to them. Each officer will carry out responsibilities as listed on his checklist.
- d. Allied Agency Liaison. A CHP sergeant will respond to and remain at each police department within the designated sector to provide inter-agency coordination and communications.
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- e. Pre-positioning of Tow Trucks. Tow truck companies will be notified ,
and requested to preposttion their equipment at predesignated loca- ) tions where traffic impediments would most seriously affec,t traffic flows.
- 3. EVACUATION TECHNIQUES
- a. Two-Way Traffic. Due to the necessity of most evacuels to first return home from work to reclaim other family members, belongings and -
pets, it is important that normal traffic movements be maintained as long as possible.
- b. Restricted Traffic Flows. When evacuee traffic begins to peak in an outward flow and reaches sufficient density to create stop-and-go conditions, appropriate one-way traffic controls will be instituted as designated in the individual PAZ plans.
'4. POST-EVACUATION PERIETER CONTROL Following evacuation of a designated PAZ(s), perimeter access checkpoints controlling access to the PAZ(s) will be established and manned by CHP personnel. Access to other than authorized personnel will continue to be
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Q DIABLO CANYON Access Roads PAZ #2 - CHP Evacuation Plan - Total Officers Required - 4 g Total Sergeants Required - 1 , Fixed Post Locations and Officers ( Roving Unit Designations Required Manned Map No. None - All fixed post locations affecting, Diablo Canyon access roads are located in PAZs 5 and 8 at: . - Prefumo Canyon Rd & Hedley - PAZ 8 1 ll 3 Clark . Valley Rd & Los Osos Valley Road - PAZ 5 1 l_l 2 Pecho Valley Rd & Rodman Dr - PAZ 5 1 ll 2 Roving Unit 1 ll 283 Schools in P.A.Z. None 2 Fire Department Locations None Sheriff's Facility or Police Departments None l Hospitals or Convalescent Hospitals None 4 I I i
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Total Officers Required - 12 Total Sergeants Required - 1 l Fixed Post Locations and Officers ' Rowing Unit Designations Required Manned Map No. Avila Rd a Front St 1 ll 5 Avila Rd 4 a San Luis Bay Dr 1 ll 5 Private Rd through Golf Course I l_l 5 San Luis Bay Or 4 See Canyon Rd 1 ll 5 ; U.S.1014 San Luis Bay 2 l_l 5 U.S.101 4 Avila Rd 2 ll 5 Higuera 4 Ontario Rd 1 ll 1 U.S.101 4 Higuera St off-ramp N/B 1 ll 4 U.S.1014 Higuera St on-ramp N/B 1 ll 4 Rowing Unit 1 ll 5
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CHP Evacuation Plan . Total Officers Required - 1 Fixed Post Locations and Officers Roving Unit Designations Required Manned Map No. None - There are no fixed post locations in PAZ #4 Roving Unit 1 ll__ 184 Schools in P.A.Z. None Fire Department Location _s None Sheriff's Facility or Police Departments
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- Total Officers Required - 10 -
Total Sergeants Required - 1 I t Fixed Post Locations and Officers Roving Unit Designations Required Manned Map No. South Bay & Santa Ysabel 1 ll 2 South Bay & Nipomo St 1 ll 2 South Bay & Los Osos Valley Ad 2 ll 2 South Bay & Turri Rd I l_l 2 9th St & Los Osos Valley Rd 1 ll 2 Clark Valley Rd & Los Osos Valley Rd 1 ll 2 Pecho Valley Rd & Rodman Dr 1 ll 2 _ l Turri Road & Los Osos Valley Road 1 ll 1 Roving Unit 1 ll 1 l Schools in P.A.Z. l C Los Osos Jr. High School ! 1555 El Morro Ave & South Bay Blvd Sunnyside School 880 Manzanita Or Baywood Elementary School 1330 9th St Fire Department Locations South Bay Fire 2315 Bay View Heights Sheriff's Facility or Police Departments None Hosoitals or Convalescent Hospitals None
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Total Officers Required - 15 Total Sergeants Required - 4 (3 Sgts. for P.O.s) i Fixed Post Locations and Officers Roving Unit Designations - Required Manned Map No. U.S.101 4 Spyglass 2 ll_ 6 U.S.101 & Shell Beach Rd onramp S/B 1 ll 6 U.S.101 & Mattie Rd onramp WB 1- ll_ 6 U.S.101 & Bello St onramp N/B , 1 ll 6 U.S.101 & Price Canyon Rd offramp S/B 1 l_l 6 U.S.101 & Five Cities Dr 2 ll 6 U.S.101 & 4th St 2 ll 6 U.S.101 & Oak Park 2 ll_ 6 Price Canyon & Ormonde Rd I l_l 1 Roving Units 2 ll ~ 6 Schools in P.A.Z. C] Shell Beach Elementary ' Shell Beach Rd Judkins Intermediate School 680 Wadsworth Fire Department Locations Station #1 Bellow & Wadsworth Station #2 Shell Beach Rd & Coburn Police Department Bello & Wadsworth
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Total Officers Required - 32 Total Sergeants Required - 3 (1 Sgt. for. P.D. ) Fixed Post Locations and Officers Rowing Unit Designations Required Manned I Map No. Prefumo Canyon Rd & Hedley 1 ll 3 U.S.101 & Los Osos Valley Rd 2 ll 4 U.S.101 & Prado Rd 1 l_l 3 U.S.101 & Madonna Rd 2 l_l 3 U.S.101 & Marsh St 2 ll 3 U.S.101 & Broad St 2 ll 3 U.S.101 & Osos St 1 ll 3 U.S.101 4 S.R.1 4 l_l 3 U.S.101 & California Blvd 2 ll 3 U.S.101 & Grand Ave 2 l_l 3 . U.S.101 & Monterey St 2 ll 3 S.R. 227 and Biddle Ranch Rd 1 ll 1 h S.R. 227 and Tank Farin Rd Los Osos Valley Rd & Foothill 2 1 ll ll 4 1 S.R. 1 & Highland Ave 2 ll 3 Roving Units 4 ll 3 Schools in P.A.Z. Adult School . . 1350 California Blvd Bishops Peak 451 Jaycee Dr Emerson School 1341 Nipomo Hawthorne School 2125 Story Laguna Jr. High . 11050 Los Osos Valley Rd '
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CHP Evacuation Plan . Schools in P.A.Z. (Continued) Los Ranchos School Edna Rd g Pacheco School 165 Gr,and Ave Pacific Beach High School 1950 Los Osos Valley Rd San Luis Obispo Sr. High School . 1350 California Blvd Sinsheimer School 2775 Augusta Smith C. L. School 1375 Balboa Fire Department Locations California Dept.. of Forestry SLO State Station S. R. A Westmont )' SLO County Station S.R. 227 Airport San Luis Obispo City Station #1 748 Pismo St & Garden St. - Station #2 136 Chorro St & Footilill Blvd Station #3 1280 Laurel Lane & Augusta St 4 Station '#4 1395 Madonna Rd & LOVR I
SAN LUIS 08ISP0 AREA PAZ 48 (Page 3) / CHP Evacuation Plan . Police Departments - San Luis Obispo Police Dept. Santa Rosa & Walnut SLO County Sheriff's Dept. I S R.1 4 Kansas Ave Hospitals or Convalescent Hospitals French Hospital
- 1911 Johnson Ave San Luis General 2180 Johnson Ave Sierra Vista 1010 Murray Ave .
Cabrillo Care Center 3033 Augusta Hacienda Care Center 1425 Woodside Dr. O Casa de vi44 879 Meinecke' Ave
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MORRO BAY - CAYUCOS AREA PAZ #9 (Page 1) CHP Evacuation Plan Total Officers Required - 26 Total Sergeants Required - 2 (1 Sgt. for P.D.) t Fixed Post Locations and Officers Roving Unit Designations Required Manned Map No. S.R.1 4 So. Bay' 81vd 2 2 l_l S.R.1 & Morro Bay Blvd 2 ll 2 S.R.14 Main St 2 l_l 2 S.R. 1 4 S.R. 41 2 l_l 2 S.R.1 4 San Jacinto 2 ll 2 S.R. 1 & Yerba Buena 2 lI 2 S.R. 1 & Studio Dr 1 l1 _, 2 S.R.1 & Montecito (Cypress Mtn Rd) 2 ll 2 S.R. 1 & 24th St 1 ll _ 2 S.R. 1 & Ocean Ave (Old Creek Rd) 2 ll _ 2 S.R. 1 & Cayucos Dr 2 ll 2 S.R. 1 & No. Ocean Ave Roving Units 1 l_l. 2 ,) 5 ll _ 2 Schools in P.A.Z. Del Mar Elementary Fir St & Sequoia , - - - Morro Bay Sr. High Atascadero & S.R.1 Morro Bay Elementary Napa & Monterey Cayucos Elementary Cayucos & Birth Fire Department Locations Cayucos (State Station) S.R. 1 4 Cayucos 9 e.. .-
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. Total Sergeants Required - 3 (2 Sgts. for P.D.s) t Fixed Post Locations and Officers Roving Unit Designations Required Manned Map No.
U.S.101 & Brisco Rd 2 l_l 6 U.S.101 & Halcyon Rd 1 ll 6 U.S.101 4 Grand 2 ll 6 U.S.101 & Fair Oaks 1 ll 6 U.S.101 & Traf fic Way 1 ll 6 S.R. 1 4 Grand Ave 2 ll 6 S.R.1 4 Pier Ave 2 ll 6 S.R.'l & Halcyon Rd 2 ll 6 S.R.1 & Valley 1 ll 6 - Los Berros Rd & Valley Rd , 1 ll 6 Roving Units 3 ll 6 School s in P.A.Z. Arroyo Grande High School
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ARROYO GRANDE - GROVER CITY - OCEANO AREA PAZ #10 (Page'2) i CHP Evacuation Plan . - Fire Department Locations - Grover City 867 Ramona Ave 4 8th St Arroyo Grande I 140 Traffic Way & Nelson St Oceano 1697 Pacific Ave a San Luis Place Police Departments Arroyo Grande P.D. 200 N. Halcyon Rd Grover City P.D. ' 154 So. 8th St SLO County Sheriff's Dept. ', South Patrol Station .J 1864 Beach, Oceano - 4 Hospitals or Convalescent Hospitals ( Arroyo Grande Comununity 345 Halcyon Rd South County Government Center 1212 Farroll Ave I t i
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CHP Evacuation Plan 3 Total Officers Required - 7 .- c'r \ 1;f Total Sergeants Required .0 i t y Fixed Post Locations' arid Office'rs Roving Unit Designations - I
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S.R. 227 & Price Canyon Rd ~ 1 l_l 1
- S.R.'227.8 Corbett Canyon (north) 1 ll 1
~ S.R.22"/hPrintzRd 1 ll 146 i S.R. 227 4 Cortett Canyon (south) I l_l 1 Lopez Canyon Rd & Orcutt Rd 2 l l 1 Roving Unit i ll 1
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NIP (NO MESA (NORTH) PAZ #12 CHP Evacuation Plan . Total Officers Required - 7 , Total Sergeants Required - 0 Fixed Post Locations and Officers g Roving Unit Designations Required Manned Map No. U.S.101 & El Campo 2 ll 6 U.S.101 4 Los Berros Rd 2 ll 1 S.R. 1 at Halcyon & El Campo (Nunes Mkt) 2 ll 1 S.R. I at Willow Rd 1 ll 1 Roving Unit 0 Schools in P.A.Z. None Fire Department Locations None Sheriff's Facility or Police Departments None Hospitals or Convalescent Hospitals None e
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U.S.101 & Tefft St 2 ll 1 U.S.101 4 S.R.166 , 2 ll 1 S.R.1 & Division 1 l_l 1 Roving Unit ,' 2 ll 1 Schools in P.A.Z. Dana Elementary Tefft & Orchard l , Nipomo Elementary Price & Beech
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NORTHEAST SAN LUIS OBISPO AREA PAZ #14 _ (To Atascadero City limits) CHP Evacuation Plan Total Officers Required - 13
- Total Sergeants Required - 2 Fixed Post Locations and Officers i Roving Unit Designations Required Manned Mao No.
U.S.101 & Reservoir Canyon Rd 1 ll 1 U.S.101 8 Old U.S.101 - south Stagecoach Rd/ bottom of Cuesta Grade 2 ll 1 U.S.101 & Ryans Gate (turn thru) 1 l_l 1 U.S.101 a Old U.S.101 - north T.V. Tower Rd/ top of Cueste Grade 1 ll 1 U.S.101 & Tassajara Rd I l_l 1 U.S.101 & S.R. 58 2 l_l 1 U.S.101 & Santa Barbara Rd 2 ll 1
- S.R. 58 & El Camino Real 1 ll 1
Roving Unit 2 l l' 1 Schools in P.A.Z. . None Fire Department Locations None Police Departments None Hosoitals or Convalescent Hospitals None O
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Total Officers Required -4 Total Sergeants Required - 0 Fixed Post Locations and Officers I Roving Unit Designations Required Manned Map No. S.R. 1 at 5.R. 46 1 l_l 1 Cypress Mountain Rd at S.R. 46 1 l_l 1 - S.R. 41 at Atascadero City limits 1 ll 1 Roving Unit 1 l_l 1 Schools in P.A.Z. . None W Fire Department Locations None Police Departments None - Hospitals or Convalescent Hospitals - None
l NORTH COUNTY SECTOR (Page 1) ATTACHMENT PAZs #1, 2, 5, 9, & 15 CHP Evacuation Plan Total Officers Required - 41 t Total Sergeants Required - 3 (1 for Morro Bay P.D.) Fixed Post Locations and Officers Roving Unit Designations Required Manned Map No. PAZ #1 - None PAZ #2 NC - Rover 1 Roving 1 ll 2 PAZ #5 NC-1 Pecho Valley Rd & Rodman Dr 1 ll 2 NC-2 Los Osos Valley Rd & 9th St 1 ll 2 NC-3 Los Osos Valley Rd & South Bay 2 ll 2 NC-4 Los Osos Valley Rd & Clark Valley Rd 1 ll 2 NC-5 Los Osos Valley Rd & Turri Rd 1 ll 1 NC-6 South Bay Blvd & Niposo St 1 l1 2 NC-7 South Bay B1vd & Santa Ysabel 1 l_l 2 NC-8 South Bay Blvd & Turri Rd 1 ll 2 NC-Rover 2 Roving 1 ll 1 PAZ f9 NC-9 S.R. 1 & South Bay Blvd 2 ll 2 NC-10 S.R.1 & Morro Bay Blvd 2 ll 2 NC-l l S.R.1 & Main St 2 ll 2 NC-12 S.R.1 & S.R. 41 2 ll 2 NC-13 S.R.1 & San Jacinto 2 ll 2 NC-14 S.R. 1 & Yerba Buena 2 l_l 2 NC-15 S.R.1 & Studio Dr (Chaney) 1 lI 2 NC-16 S.R. 1 & Montecito Rd (Cypress Mtn Rd) 2 ll 2 NC-17 S.R.1 & 24th St 1 ll 2 NC-18 S.R.1 & So. Ocean Ave (Old Creek Rd) 2 l_I 2 NC-19 S.R.1 & Cayucos Dr. 2 ll 2 NC-20 S.R. 1 & No Ocean Ave 1 l_l 2 9
NORTH COUNTY SECTOR (Page 2) ATTACHMENT PAZs #1, 2, 5, 9, & 15 CHP Evacuation Plan ,
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NC-Rover 3 Roving 1 ll 2 NC-Rover 4 Roving 1 ll 2 NC-Rover 5 Roving 1 ll 2 NC-Rover 6 Roving 1 ll 2 NC-Rover 7 Roving 1 l_l 2 PAZ #15 NC-21 S.R. 1 4 S.R. 46 ' 1 ll 1 NC-22 S.R. 46 4 Cypress Mountain Rd 1 ll 1 NC-23 S.R. 41 4 Atascadero City limits 1 ll 1 NC-Rover 8 Roving 1 ll 1 Cj 9 4 4
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ROVING UNIT NUMBER: NC-Rover 1 S.O.P. PAZ #2 Area of Responsibility: 6-mile - Identified residences, plant access road, Montana De Oro State Park, isolated hill areas. See Map #2 primary Responsibility
- 1. 4 Rove area of responsibility, assisting evacuee traffic movements.
- 2. Keep roadways clear of disabled vehicles and any other obstructions.
- 3. Other duties as assigned.
Secondary Responsibility
- 1. Every 30 minutes, monitor your pocket dosimeter for exposure to radi-ation. If radiation exposure is noted:
- a. Log the initial reading and current reading on both of your exposure logs.
- b. Notify San Luis Obispo Dispatch Center of your I.D. #, post f, and exposure readings.
- c. Do not report .00 readings.
Supplemental Instructio'ns
- 1. Due to the necessity of most evacuees to first returm home to reclaim other family members and belongings, normal traffic movements will be maintained as long as possible to allow residents to move freely in all directions from fixed posts.
- 2. When evacuation begins, implement appropriate one-way traffic controls as designated on each fixed post responsibility plan.
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, FIXED POST NUMBER NC-1 S.0.P. PAZ #5 Location: Pecho Valley Rd and Rodman Dr , See Map #2 Primary Responsibility t
- 1. Direct all traffic to proceed E/B on Pecho Valley Rd to Los Osos Valley Rd. Allow only residents of housing tract off Rodman to enter on Rodman.
Direct non-residents to return E/B on Pecho Valley Rd.
- 2. There should be no traffic requiring access W/B from this point. This is the last intersection prior to entering Montana de Oro State Park and is the only route in or out of the park.
Secondary Responsibility
- 1. Every 30 minutes, monitor your pocket dosimeter for exposu're to radi-ation. If radiation exposure is noted:
- a. Log the initial reading and current reading on both of .your exposure logs.
- b. Notify San Luis Obispo Dispatch Center of your I.D. f, post f, and exposure readings.
- c. Do not report .00 readings.
Supplemental Instructions
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, 1. Due. to the necessity of most evacuees to first return home to reclaim
- other family members and belongings, normal traffic movements will be maintained as 'long as possible to allow residents to move freely in all directions from fixed posts.
- 2. When evacuation begins, implement appropriate one-way traffic controls as designated on each fixed post responsibility plan.
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FIXED POST NUMBER NC-2 S.O.P. PAZ #5 Location: Los Osos Valley Rd and 9th St See Map #2 - Primary Responsibility
- 1. Of rect all traffic to proceed E/B on Los Osos Valley Road 1pward San Luis Obispo and U.S.101. Allow only residents to proceed W/B Los Osos Valley Road or N/B 9th St from this point.
Secondary Responsibility
- 1. Every 30 minutes, monitor your pocket dosimeter for exposure to radi-ation. If radiation exposure is noted:
- a. Log the initial reading and current reading on both of your exposure logs. -
- b. Notify San Luis Obispo Dispatch Center of your I.D. #, post #, and exposure readings.
- c. Do not report ,.00 readings.
Supplemental Instructions
- 1. Due to the necessity of most evacuees to first return home to reclaim other family members and belongings, normal traffic movements will be maintained as long as possible to allow residents to move freely in all directions from fixed posts.
- 2. When evacuation begins, implement appropriate one-way traffic controls as designated on each fixed post responsibility plan,
FIXED POST NUMBER NC-3 S.O.P. PAZ #5 Location: Los Osos Valley Rd and South Bay Blvd . See Map #2 Primary Responsibility g
- 1. Direct all traffic to proceed E/B on Los Osos Valley Rd toward San Luis Obispo and U.S.101. Direct W/B traffic approaching on Los Osos Valley Road to proceed either N/B on South Bay Blvd or back E/B on Los Osos Valley Road depending on traffic volume on either route.
- 2. .Los Osos Valley Road and South Bay Blvd are the only direct routes out of the Los Osos/ Baywood Park area.
Secondary Responsibility
- 1. Every 30 minutes, monitor your pocket dosimeter for exposure to radi-ation. If radiation exposure is noted:
a.- Log the initial reading and current reading on both of your exposure logs.
- b. Notify San Luis Obispo Dispatch Center of your I.D. #, post i, and exposure readings.
- c. .Do not report .00 readings. C' -) ,
Supplemental Instructions
- 1. Due to the necessity of most evacuees to first return home to reclaim other family members and belongings, r.omal traffic movements will be l
maintained as long as possible to allow residents to move freely in all directions from fixed posts. . 2. When evacuation begins, implement appropriate one-way traffic controls as . designated on each fixed post responsibility plan. I I e
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- a FIXED POST NtNBER NC-4 S.O.P. PAZ #5 Location: Los Osos Valley Rd and Clark Valley Rd See Map #2 -
Primary Responsibility
- 1. Direct traffic to proceed E/B on Los Osos Valley Rd toward %an Luis Obispo and U.S. 1 01 . Do not allow traffic W/B into Los Osos. Utilize E/B shoulder if possible, and if necessary, to create a second E/B lane.
Secondary Responsibility
- 1. Every 30 minutes, monitor your pocket dosimeter for exposure to radi-ation. If radiation exposure is noted:
- a. Log the initial reading and current reading on both of your exposure logs.
- b. Notify San Luis Obis?o Dispatch Center of your I.D. #, post #, and exposure readings.
- c. Do not report .00 readings.
Supplemental Instructions
- 1. Due to the necessity of most evacuees to first return home to reclaim C) other family members and belongings, normal traffic movements will be maintained as long as possible to allow residents to move freely in all directions from fixed posts.
- 2. When evacuation begins, implement appropriate one-way traffic controls as designated on each fixed post responsibility plan.
1 o l l I FIXED POST NUMBER NC-5 S.O.P. PAZ #5 ; Location: Los Osos Valley Rd and Turri Rd . See Map fl Primary Responsibility g
- 1. Initially allow only resident traffic to proceed W/8 on Los Osos Valley Rd beyond this point. Direct non-residents to return E/8 on Los Osos Valley Rd. Utilize E/B shoulder if possible, and if necessary, to create a second E/8 lane.
Secondary Responsibility
- 1. Every 30 minutes, monitor your pocket dosimeter for exposure to radi-ation. If radiation exposure is noted:
e a. Log the initial reading and current reading on both of your exposure logs.
- b. Notify San Luis Obispo Dispatch Center of your I.D. f, post f, and exposure readings.-
c .' Do not report .00 readings. Supplemental Instructions
- 1. Due to the necessity of most evacuees to first return home to reclaim h
other family members and belongings, nomal traffic movements will be maintained as long as possible to allow residents to move freely in all directions from fixed posts.
- 2. When evacuation begins, implement appropriate one-way traffic controls as
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FIXED POST NLMBER NC-6 S.O.P. PAZ #5 Location: South Bay Blvd and Nipomo St - See Map #2 *
, Primary Responsibility
- 1. Initially direct traffic N/B on South Bay Blvd tr ;;d S.lt. 1 from this point.
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- 2. If South Bay Blvd becomes overly congested, all or part of the traffic may be directed S/B toward Los Osos Valley Rd providing it will not present a restriction to Los Osos Valley Rd.
Secondary Responsibility
- 1. Every 30 minutes, monitor your pocket dosimeter for exposure to radi-ation. If radiation exposure is noted:
- a. Log the initial reading and current reading on both of your exposure logs.
- b. Notify San Luis Obispo Dispatch Center of your I.D. #. post #, and exposure readings.
- c. Do not report .00 readings.
Supplemental Instructions
- 1. Due to the necessity of most evacuees to first return home to reclaim other family members and belongings, nomal traffic movements will be maintained as long as possible to allow residents to move freely in all directions from fixed posts.
- 2. When evacuation begins, implement appropriate one-way traffic controls as designated on each fixed post responsibility plan.
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FIXED POST NUMBER NC-7 S.O.P. PAZ #5 Location: South Bay Blvd and Santa Ysabel Ave . See Map #2 Primary Responsibility g
- 1. South Bay Blvd will be operated one way N/B toward S.R. 1 from this point. Both lanes will be used for N/B traffic. Do not direct any traffic S/B on South Bay Blvd from this point.
Secondary Responsibility
- 1. Every 30 minutes, monitor your pocket dosimeter for exposure to radi-ation. If radiation exposure is noted:
- a. Log the irritf al reading and current reading on both of your exposure logs.
- b. Notify San Luis Obispo Dispatch Center of your I.D. f, post f, and exposure readings.
, c. Do not report .00 readings. -
Supplemental Instructions
- 1. Due to the necessity of most evacuees to first return home to reclaim other family members and belongings', normal traffic movements will be . -)
maintained as long as possible to allow residents. to move freely in all directions from fixed posts.
- 2. When evacuation begins, implement appropriate one-way traffic controls as 4
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FIXE 0 POST NtJMBER NC-8 S.O.P. PAZ #5 Location: South Bay Blvd and Turri Rd See Map #1 - Primary Responsibility
- 1. Direct traffic from Turri Rd to proceed N/B on South Bay Blyd. South Bay
~ Blvd will be operating one way N/B toward S.R.1 past this point. Both 1 anes will be used for N/B traffic.
Secondary Responsibility
- 1. Every 30 minutes, monitor your pocket dosimeter for exposure to radi-ation. If radiation exposure is noted:
- a. Log the initial reading and c~urrent reading on both of your exposure logs. ,
l b. Notify San Luis Obispo Dispatch Center of your I.D. #, post #, and exposure readings. 1
- c. Do not report .00 readings.
Supplemental Instructions
- 1. Due to the necessity of most evacuees to first return home to reclaim C, other family members and belongings, nomal traffic movements will be maintained as long as possible to allow residents to move freely in all directions from fixed posts.
- 2. When evacuation begins, implement appropriate one-way traffic controls as designated on each fixed post responsibility plan.
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- 1. Rove area of responsibility, assisting evacuee traffic movements.
- 2. Keep roadways clear of disabled vehicles and any other obstructions.
- 3. Other duties as assigned.
Secondary Responsibilities ! 1. Every 30 minutes, monitor your pocket dosimeter for exposure to radi-ation. If radiation exposure is noted:
- a. Log the initial reading and current reading on both of your exposure logs.
- b. Notify San Luis Obispo Dispatch Center of your I.D. f, post f, and exposure readings.
- c. Do not report .00 readings, s J
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- FIXED POST NtMBER NC-9 S.O.P. PAZ #9 Location: S.R. 1 and South Bay Blvd
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Primary Responsibility
- 1. South Bay Blvd will be operated one way N/B at this poirt. Direct one lane to proceed N/B on S.R. I and one lane S/B on S.R.1. Do not allow traffic S/B on South Bay Blvd.
- 2. S/B traffic on South Bay Blvd will be blocked by Morro Bay Police Dept. or State Park Rangers at Quintana Rd and Country Club Dr.
Secondary Responsibility
- 1. Every 30 minutes, monitor your pocket dosimeter for exposure to radi-ation. If radiation exposure is noted:
- a. Log the initial reading and current reading on both of your exposure logs.
- b. Notify San Luis Obispo Dispatch Center of your I.D. #, post #, and exposure readings.
- c. Do not report .00 readings.
h Supplemental Instructio'ns
- 1. Due to the necessity of most evacuees to first return home to reclaim other family members and belongings, nomal traffic movements will be maintained as long as possible to allow residents to move freely in all directions from fixed posts.
- 2. When evacuation begins, implement apprepriate one-way traffic controls as i
designated on each fixed post responsibility plan. 1 1 I
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FIXED POST NtMBER NC-10 S.O.P. PAZ iP9 , Location: S.R. 1 and Morro Bay Blvd . See Map #2 Primary Responsibility g
- 1. Initially direct all traffic leaving Morro Bay to proceed N/B on S.R.1.
- 2. If it becomes apparent that there is insufficient capacity to handle N/B traffic through the Morro Bay /Cayucos area, it may become necessary to direct some or all traffic onto S/B S.R.1.
Secondary Responsibility
- 1. Every 30 minutes, monitor your pocket dosimeter for exposure to radi-ation. If radiation exposure is noted: '
- a. - Log the initial reading and current reading on both of your exposure logs.
- b. Notify San Luis Obispo Dispatch Center of your I.D. f, post f, and exposure readings.
- c. Do not report .00 readings.
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- 1. Due to the necessity of most evacuees to first return home to reci, aim other family members and belongings, normal traffic movements will be maintained as long as possible to allow residents to move freely in all directions from fixed posts.
- 2. When evacuation begins, implement appropriate one-way traffic controls as designated on each fixed post responsibility plan.
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l l l FIXED POST NUMBER NC-11 S.O.P. PAZ #9 l Location: S.R. I and Main St See Map #2 - Primary Responsibility
- 1. Initially, do not allow traffic to proceed S/B on S.R.1. Ofrect traffic onto N/B S.R.1 or N/B on Main St to S.R. 41.
- 2. If it becomes apparent that there is insufficient capacity to handle'N/B traffic through the Morro Bay /Cayucot area, it may become necessary to direct some or all traffic onto S/B S.R.1.
Secondary Responsibility
- 1. Every 30 minutes, monitor your pocket dosimeter for exposure to radi-ation. If radiation exposure is .noted:
- a. Log the initial reading and current reading on both of your exposure logs,
- b. Notify San Luis Obispo Dispatch Center of your I.D. #, post #, and exposure readings.
- c. Do not report .00 readings.
Supplemental Instructions
- 1. Due to the necessity of most evacuees to first return home to reclaim other family members and belongings, normal traffic movements will be maintained as long as possible to allow residents to move freely in all directions from fixed posts.
- 2. When evacuation begins, implement appropriate one-way traffic controls as designated on each fixed post responsibility plan.
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o FIXED POST NtMBER NC-12 'S.O.P. PAZ #9 s Location:
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S.R. 1 and S.R. 41 , See Map #2 Primary Responsibility t
- 1. Direct all traffic to proceed N/B on S.R. 1 or N/B on S.R. 41 toward Atascadero. Do r,ot allow traffic S/B on S.R.1 from this point.
Secondary Responsibility
- 1. Every 30 minutes, monitor your pocket dosimeter for exposure to radi-ation. If radiation exposure is noted:
- a. Log the initial reading and current reading on both of your exposure logs.
- b. Notify San Luis Obispo Dispatch Center of your I.D. #, post #, and exposure readings.
- c. Do not report .00 readings. ,
Supplemental Instructions
- 1. Due to the necessity of most evacuees to first return home to reclaim other family members and belongings, norinal traffic movements will be '3 maintained as long as possible to allow residents to move freely in all ./
directions from fixed posts.
- 2. When evacuation begins, implement appropriate one-way traffic controls as designated on each fixed post responsibility plan.
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FIXED POST NIMBER NC-13 S.O.P. PAZ #9 ) Location: S.R.1 and San Jacinto St l See Map #2 - Primary Responsibility
- 1. Direct all traffic to proceed N/B on S.R.1. Do not allowitraffic S/B on S.R. 1.
- 2. This is a signal controlled intersection. Be sure to take along a signal box key to put signals on flashing red which will aid in traffic control.
Secondary Resoonsibility
- 1. Every 30 minutes, monitor your pocket dosimeter for exposure to radi-ation. If radiation exposure is noted: ;
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- a. Log the initial reading and current reading on both of your exposure -
logs.
- b. Notify San Luis Obispo Dispatch Center of your I.D. #, post f, and exposure readings. -
- c. Do not report .00 readings.
Supplemental Instructions
- 1. Due to the necessity of most evacuees to first return home to reclaim other family members and belongings, normal traffic movements will be maintained as long as possible to allow residents to move freely in all directions from fixed posts.
- 2. When evacuation begins, implement appropriate one-way traffic contrnis as designated on each fixed post responsibility plan.
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FIXED POST NUMBER NC-14 S.O.P. PAZ #9 ') / Location: S.R. I and Yerba Buena St . See Map #2 Primary Responsib11ity t
- 1. Direct all traffic to proceed N/B on S.R.1. Do not allow traffic S/B on
' S.R. 1.
Secondary Responsibility
- 1. Every 30 minutes, monitor your pocket dosimeter for exposure to radi-ation. If radiation exposure is noted:
- a. Log the initial reading and current reading on both of your exposure logs. .
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- b. Notify San Luis Obispo Dispatch Center of your I.D. f, post f, and i exposure readings.
- c. Do not report .00 readings.
Supplemental Instructions
- 1. Due to the necessity of most evacuees to first return home to reclaim
, other family members and belongings, normal traffic movements will be , .)
maintained as long as possible to allow residents to move freely in all directions from fixed posts. , 2. When evacuation begins, implement appropriate one-way traffic controls as ! designated on each fixed post responsibility plan. l e l , x - j l e
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f FIXED POST NtJM8ER NC-15 S.O.P. PAZ #9
' i Location: S.R.1 and Studio Dr See Map #2 -
Primary Responsibility
- 1. Direct all traffic to proceed N/B on S.R.1. Do not allow ttraffic S/B on S. R. 1.
Secondary Responsibility
- 1. Every 30 minutes, monitor your pocket dosimeter for exposure to radi-ation. If radiation exposure is noted:
- a. Log the initial reading and current reading on both of your exposure logs.
- b. Notify San Luis Obispo Dispatch Center of your I.D. #, post #, and exposure readings.
- c. Do not report .00 readings.
Supplemental Instructions
- 1. Due to the necessity of most evacuees to first return home to reclaim other family members and belongings, nomal traffic movements will be O maintained as long as possible to allow residents to move freely in all directions from fixed posts.
- 2. When evacuation begins, implement appropriate one-way traffic controls as designated on each fixed post responsibility plan.
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i FIXED POST NtNBER NC-16 S.O.P. PAZ #9 Location: S.R.1 and Montecito Dr (Cypress Mtn Dr) . See Map #2 Primary Responsibility g
- 1. Direct all traffic to proceed N/B on S.R. 1 or N/B on Cypress Mtn Dr toward S.R. 46. Do not allow traffic S/B on S.R.1.
Secondary Responsibility
- 1. Every 30 minutes, monitor your pocket dosimeter for exposure to radia-tion. If radiation exposure is noted:
- a. Log the initial reading and current reading on both of your exposure logs.
- b. Notify San Luis Obispo Dispatch Center of your I.D. #, post #, and exposure readings. ,
- c. Do not report .00 readings.
Supplemental Instructions
- 1. Due to the necessity of most. evacuees to first return home to reclaim other family members and belongings, normal traffic movements will be (i ')
maintained ~as long as possible to allow residents to move freely in all / directions from fixed posts.
- 2. When evacuation begins, implement appropriate one-way traffic controls as designated on each fixed post responsibility plan.
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FIXED POST NLNBER NC-17 S.O.P. PAZ #9 Location: S.R. I and 24th St
- See Map #2
- primary Responsibility
- 1. Ofrect all traffic to proceed N/8 on S.R.1. Do not allowi traffic S/8 on
.S. R. 1.
Secondary Responsibility
- 1. Every 30 minutes, monitor your pocket dosimeter for exposure to radia-tion. If radiation exposure is noted:
- a. Log the initial reading and current reading on both of your exposure logs.
b .' Notify San Luis Obispo Dispatch Center of your I.D. #, post #, and exposure readings.
- c. Do not report .00 readings.
Supplemental Instructions
- 1. Due to the necessity of most evacuees to first return home to reclaim C, other family members and belongings, normal traffic movements will be maintained as long as possible to allow residents to move freely in all directions from fixed posts.
- 2. When evacuation begins, implement appropriate one-way traffic controls as designated on each fixed post responsibility plan.
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S.R. I and South Ocean Ave (Old Creek Rd) . See Map #2 Primary Responsibility
- 1. S.R.1 at this point again becomes a freeway. To locate this post, take the "Cayucos" exit from N/B S.R.1. There is no on-ramp to N/B S.R.1 or off-ramp from S/B S.R.1.
- 2. Block the on-ramp to S/B S.R.1, allowing no traffic to proceed S/B on S.R. 1. Direct traffic to proceed N/B on Ocean Ave through downtown Cayucos to N/B S.R.1.
Secondary Responsibility
- 1. Every 30 minutes, monitor your pocket dosimeter for exposure to radi-ation. If radiation exposure is noted:
- a. Log the initial reading and current reading on both of your exposure logs.
- b. Notify San Luis Obispo Dispatch Center of your I.D. f, post f, and exposure readings. , .
- c. Do not report .00 readings. )
i Supplemental Instructions
- 1. Due to the necessity of most evacuees to first return home to reclaim other family members and belongings, normal traffic movements will be maintained as long as possible to allow residents to move freely in all directions from fixed posts.
l 2. When evacuation begins, implement appropriate one-way traffic controls as l designated on each fixed post responsibility plan. l e , - - - -----'~$ " - - " ' * '
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- a FIXED POST NUMBER NC-19 S.0.P. PAZ #9 Location: S.'R. and Cayucos Dr .
See Map #2 - Primary Responsibility
- 1. S.R.1 is a freeway at this point. Direct traffic on Caytgos Dr to pro-ceed N/B on S.R. 1. Do not allow traffic to enter S/B S.R.1 at this point.
Secondary Responsibility -
- 1. Every 30 minutes, monitor your pocket dosimeter for exposure to radi-ation. If radiation exposure is noted:
- a. Log the initial reading and current reading on both of your exposure logs.
- b. Notify San Luis Obispo Dispatch Center of your I.D. #, post #, and exposure readings.
- c. Do not report .00 readings.
Supplemental Instructions
- 1. Due to the necessity of most evacuees to first return home to recla'm i
C. e other family members and belongings, normal traffic movements will be maintained as long as possible to allow residents to move freely in all directions from fixed posts.
- 2. When evacuation begins, implement appropriate one-way traffic controls as designated on each fixed post responsibility plan.
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- 1. Direct traffic;to proceed N/B on S.R'.1. 'Do not allow traffic S/B on S.R.
1 from this point. Secondary Responsibility ,
- 1. Every 30 minutes, monitor your ' pocket dosimeter for exposure to radi-ation. If radiation exposure is noted:
. a. Log the initial reading and current reading on both of your exposure
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- c. Do.not report .00 readings.
j, Supplemental IDstructions l e 1. .Due to the" necessity of most evacuees to first return home to rec 1' aim - 1 '. other family members and belongings, normal traffic movements will be maintained as long as possible to allow residents to move freely in all - j .. directions from fixed posts.
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- 1. Rove area of responsibility, assisting evacuee traffic movements.
- 2. Keep roadways clear of disabled vehicles and any other obstructions.
- 3. Other duties as assigned.
Secondary Responsibilities
- 1. Every 30 minutes, monitor your pocket dosimeter for exposure to radi-ation. If radiation exposure is noted:
- a. Log the initial reading and current reading on both of your exposure logs.
- b. Notify San Luis Obispo Dispatch Center of your I.D. #, post #, and exposure readings.
- c. Do not report .00 readings.
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- 1. . Roy'e' area of responsibility, assisting evacuee traffic movements.
- 2. Keep roadways clear of disabled vehicles and any other obstructions.
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- 1. Rove area of responsibility, assisting evacuee traffic movements.
- 2. Keep roadways clear of disabled vehicles and any other obstructions.
- 3. Other duties as assigned.
Secondary Responsibilities
- 1. Every 30 minutes, monitor your pocket dosimeter for exposure to radi-ation. If radiation exposure is noted:
- a. Log the initial reading and current reading on both of your exposure logs,
- b. Notify San Luis Obispo Dispatch Center of your I.D. #, post #, and exposure readings.
- c. Do not report .00 readings.
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ROVING UNIT NUMBER: NC-Rover 4 S.O.P. PAZ #9 Area of Responsibility: Morro Bay /Cayucos - Route 1 west of Cuesta College, Morro Bay, Cayucos, Whale Rock Reservoir area. See Map #2 Primary Responsibilities
- 1. Rove area of responsibility, assisting evacuee traffic movements.
- 2. Keep roadways clear of disabled vehicles and any.other obstructions.
- 3. Other duties as assigned.
Secondary Responsibilities
- 1. Every 30 minutes, monitor your pocket dosimeter for exposure to radi-
- ation. If radiation exposure is noted:
- a. Log the initial reading and current reading on both of your exposure logs.
- b. Notify San Luis Obispo Dispatch. Center of your I.D. #, post #, and exposure readings.
- c. Do not report .00 readings.
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- 1. Rove area of responsibility, assisting evacuee traffic movements.
- 2. Keep roadways clear of disabled vehicles and any other obstructions.
- 3. Other duties as assigned.
Secondary Responsibilities
- 1. Every 30 minutes, monitor your pocket dosimeter for exposure to radi-a.ti on. If radiation exposure is noted:
- a. Log the initial reading and current reading on both of your exposure logs.
- b. Notify San Luis Obispo Dispatch Center of your I.D. #, post #, and exposure readings.
- c. Do not report .00 readings.
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- 2. Keep roadways clear of disabled vehicles and any other obstructions.
- 3. Other duties as assigned.
Secondary Responsibilities
- 1. Every 30 minutes, monitor your pocket dosimeter for exposure to radi-ation. If radiation exposure is noted:
- a. Log the initial reading and current reading on both of your exposure logs.
- b. Notify San Luis Obispo Dispatch Center of your I.D. f, post i, and exposure readings.
- c. Do not report .00 readings.
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- 1. Rove area of responsibility, assisting evacuee traffic movements. i
- 2. Keep roadways clear of disabled vehicles and any other obstructions.
- 3. Other duties as assigned.
Secondary Responsibilities
- 1. Every 30 minutes, monitor your pocket dosimeter for exposure to radi- '
ation. If radiation exposure is noted:
- a. Log the initial reading and current reading on both of your exposure logs.
- b. Notify San Luis .0bispo Dispatch Center of your I.D. #, post #, and exposure readings.
- c. Do not report .00 readings.
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- 1. Direct traffic to proceed N/B on S.R. 1 or I/B on S.R. 46 toward Paso Robles. Do not allow traffic S/B on S.R. I from this point.
Secondary Responsibility
- 1. Every 30 minutes, monitor your pocket dosimeter for exposure to radi-ation. If radiation exposure is noted:
- a. Log the initial reading and current reading on both of your exposure .
logs. -
- b. Notify San Luis Obispo Dispatch Center of your I.D. f, post f, and exposure readings.
- c. Do not report .00 readings.
Supplemental Instructions
- 1. Due to the necessity of most evacuees to first return home to reclaim other family members. and belongings, normal traffic movements will be maintained as long as possible to allow residents to move freely in all directions from fixed posts.
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- 1. Direct traffic to proceed E/B S.R. 46 toward Paso Robles.t Do not allow traffic W/B S.R. 46 or S/B on Cypress Mountain Rd from this point.
Secondary Responsibility
- 1. Every 30 minutes, monitor your pocket dosimeter for exposure to radi-ation. If radiation exposure is noted:
- a. Log the initial reading and current reading on both of your exposure logs,
- b. Notify Sun Luis Obispo Dispatch Center of your I.D. #, post #, and exposurr. readings.
- c. Do ecc report .00 readings.
Supplemental Instructions
- 1. Due to the necessity of most evacuees to first return home to reclaim other family membe:s and belongings, normal traffic movements will be (A/T maintained as long as possible to ailow residents to move freely in all directions from fixed posts.
- 2. When evacual..on begins, implement appropriate one-way traffic controls as designated on each fixed post responsibility plan.
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FIXED POST NUMBER NC-23 S.O.P. PAZ d15 . Location: - S.R. 41 and Atascadero City limits , , See Map #1 Primary Responsibility
- 1. Direct traffic to proceed E/B into Atascadero. Do not allow traffic W/B toward Morro Bay from this point.
Secondary Responsibility
- 1. Every 30 minutes, monitor your pocket dosimeter for . exposure to radi-ation. If radiation exposure is noted:
- a. Log the initial reading and current reading on both of your exposure '
logs.
- b. Notify San Luis Obispo Dispatch Center of your I.D. f post f, and exposure readings.
- c. Do not report .00 rea' dings. .
Supplemental Instructions
- 1. Due to the necessity of most evacuees to first return home to reclaim -
other family members and belongings, normal traffic movements will be-maintained as long as possible to allow residents to move freely in all - -) directions from fixed posts.
- 2. When evacuation begins, implement appropriate one-way traffic controls as designated on each fixed post responsibility plan.
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! Area of Responsibility: San Luis Obispo Area - City of San Luis Obispo, Cal Poly, California Men's Colony, Camp San Luis Obispo, Cuesta College, O' Conner Way, Orcutt Road north of East Corral de Piedra Creek, Edna, Country Club, Crestmont Drive and Davenport Creek area.
See Map #1 t Primary Responsibilities
- 1. Rove area of responsibility, assisting evacuee traffic movements.
- 2. Keep roadways clear of disabled vehicles and any other obstructions.
- 3. Other duties as assigned.
Secondary Responsibilities
- 1. Every 30 minutes, monitor your pocket dosimeter for exposure to radi-ation. If radiation exposure is noted:
- a. Log the initial reading and current reading on both of your exposure logs.
- b. Notify San Luis Obispo Dispatch Center of your I.D. #, post #, and exposure readings.
- c. Do not report .00 readings. ,
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ATTACHMENT PAZs #1, 2, 3, 4, 8, I 14 CHP Evacuation Plan Total Officers Required - 48 g I Total Sergeants Required - 5 (1 for San Luis Obispo P.D.) Fixed Post Locations and Officers Roving Unit Designations Reouired Manned Map No. PAZ #1 None PAZ #2 None PAZ #3 SLO-1 Higuera St & Ontario Rd 1 l_l 1 SLO-2 U.S.101 & Higuera St of f-ramp N/B 1 l_l 4 SLO-3 U.S.101 & Higuera St on-camp N/B 1 l_l 4 i PAZ #4 SLO-Rover 1 Roving 1 l_l 1&4 PAZ #8 SLO-4 Prefumo Canyon Rd & Hedley 1 ll_ 3 SLO-5 Los Osos Valley Rd & Foothill Blvd. 1 l_l 1 SLC-6 ' S.R.1 & Highland Ave. 2 l_l 3 SLO-7 S.R. 227 & Biddle Ranch Rd 1 ll_ 1 i SLO-8 S.R. 227 & Tank Farm Rd - 2 4 l_l SLO-9 U.S.101 & Los Osos Valley Rd 2 l_ l 4 SLO-10 U.S.101 & Prado Rd 1 l_l 3 SLC-11 U.S.101 & Madonna Rd 2 l_l 3 SLO-12 U.S.101 & Marsh St 2 l_ l 3 SLO-13 U.S.101 & Broad St 2 ll 3 SLO-14 U.S.101 & Osos St 1 l_l 3 SLO-15 U.S.101 & S.R.1 (San Luis Obispo) 4 l_! 3 SLO-16 U.S.101 & California Blvd 2 l_l 3 SLO-17 U.S.101 & Grand Ave (San Luis Obispo) 2 l_l 3 SLO-18 U.S.101 & itnterey St 2 l_I 3 L. _ e
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l 4 SAN LUIS O8ISPO SECTOR Page 2 ATTACHMENT PAZs #1, 2, 3, 4, 7, 8, & 14 Fixed Post Locations and Officers Roving Unit Designations Required Manned Kap No. PAZ #8 (Continued) SLO-Rover 2 Roving . 1 ll 3 SLO-Rover 3 Roving 1 1,_l 3 SLO-Rover 4 Roving 1 ll 3 SLO-Rover 5 Roving 1 1_l 3 PAZ #14 SLO-19 U.S.101 & Reservoir Canyon Rd 1 1_l 1 SLO-20 U.S.101 & Old U.S.101 - south (Stagecoach Rd/ bottom of Cuesta Grade) 2 1,_l 1 SLO-21 U.S.101 & Ryan's Gate (turn thru) 1 ll 1 SLO-22 U.S.101 & Old U.S.101 - north (Stagecoach Rd/ top of Cuesta Grade) 1 I,_l 1 SLO-23 U.S.101 & Tassajara Rd 1 l_1 1 SLO-24 U.S.101 & S.R. 58 2 ll 1 . (C ' . SLO-25 U.S.101 & Santa Barbara Rd 2 . l _l 1 ' SLO-26 U.S.101 & El Camino Real 1 1,_l 1 SLD-Rover 6 Roving 1 ll 1 SLO-Rover 7 Roving 1 1,_l 1 4
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FIXED POST NIStBER SLO-1 S.O.P. PAZ 43 Location: Micuera St and Ontario Rd See Ma::s -1 ano 1 Primary Responsibility
- 1. This post also includes the U.S.101 S/B on and olf-ramps.
- 2. Direct traffic from Ontario Rd to proceed N/B on Higuera St to be routed onto N/B U.S.101. Do not allow traffig to enter S/B U.S.101.
Secondary Responsibility
- 1. Every 30 minutes, monitor your pocket dosimeter for exposure to radi-ation. If radiation exposure is noted:
- a. Log the initial reading and current reading on both of your exposure logs. -
- b. Notify San Luis Obispo Dispatch Center of your 1.0. *, post #, and exposure readings,
- c. Do not report .00 readings.
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- 1. Due to the necessity of most evacuees to first return home to reclaim other family members and belongings, normal traffic movements will be maintained as long as possible to allow residents to move freely in all directions from fixed pos_ts.
- 2. When evacuation begins, implement appropriate one-way traffic controls as designated on each fixed post responsibility plan.
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FIXE 0 POST NUMBER SLO-2 S.O.P. PAZ #3 Location: U.S.101 and Higuera St off-ramp N/B See Map #4 Primary Responsibility t g 1. Block the N/B Higuera St off-ramp at the top, directing any N/B traffic on U.S.101 to continue N/B on U.S.101 past this point. Secondary Resoonsibility l l
- 1. Every 30 minutes, monitor your pocket dosimeter for exposure to radi- l ation. If radiation exposure is noted: ,
] a. Log the initial reading and current reading on both of your exposure logs.
- b. Notify San Luis Obispo Dispatch Center of your I.D. #, post #, and exposure readings.
- c. Do not report .00 readings.
Supplemental Instructions
- 1. Due to 'the necessity of most evacuees to first return home to reclaim other family members and belongings, normal traffic movements will be maintained as long as possible to allow residents to move freely 'in all
() directions from fixed posts.
- 2. ' When evacuation begins, implement appropriate one-way traffic controls as designated on each fixed post responsibility plan.
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FIXE 0 POST NUMBER SLO-3 S.O.P. PAZ *3 Location: U.S.101 and Higuera St on-camp N/B See Map #4 Primary Resconsibility i
- 1. Tnis ramp is located approximately 1/2 mile north of the Higuera St under-crossing.
- 2. Direct both N/B and S/B Higuera St traffic onto N/B U.S.101.
Secondary Resconsibility
- 1. Every 30 minutes, monitor your pocket dosimeter for exposure to radi-ation. If radiation exposure is noted:
- a. Log the initial reading and current reading on both of your exposure .
logs.
- b. Notify San Luis Obispo Dispatch Center of your I.D. =, post #, and exposure readings.
- c. Do not report .00 readings.
(. Supplemental Instructions
- 1. Due to the necessity of most evacuees to first return home to reclaim other family members and belongings, normal traffic movements will be maintained as long as possible to allow residents to move freely in all directions from fixed posts.
- 2. When evacuation begins, implement appropriate one-way traffic controls as designated on each fixed post responsibility plan.
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Area of P.esconsibility: Prefumo Canyon /Los Osos Valley - Prefumo Canyon Road outside tne 6-mile limit, Los Osos Valley Road between Turri Road and Foothill See Maps #1 and 74
. Primary Responsibilities g 1.. Rove area of responsibility, assisting evacuee traffic movements.
- 2. Keep roadways clear of disabled vehicles and any other obstructions.
- 3. Other duties as assigned.
Secondary Responsibilities
- 1. Every 30 minutes, monitor your pocket dosimeter for exposure to radi-ation. If radiation exposure is noted:
- a. Log the initial reading and current reading on both of your exposure
, logs.
- b. Notify San Luis Obispo Dispatch Center of your I.D. #, post #, and exposure readings. -
- c. Do not report .00 readings.
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- FIXE 0 POST NUMBER SLO-4 S.O.P. PAZ *8 Location: Prefumo Canyon Rd & Hedley See Map #3 Primary Responsioility
- 1. Initially allow only residents of Prefumo Canyon to pass /8 beyond this post. Direct non-residents to leave this area.
- 2. Once evacuation is begun, insure that no traffic proceeds S/B beyond this post, unless authorized by a supervisor.
- 3. The Prefumo Canyon area contains numerous residents who will return hcme, pack necessary items and then leave this area via your post location or S/B connecting with the See Canyon Rd exit from this area.
Secondary Responsibility
- 1. Every 30 minutes, monitor your pocket dosimeter for exposure to radi-ation. If radiation exposure is noted:
- a. Log the initial reading and current reading on both of your exposure logs.
- b. Notify San Luis Obispo Dispatch Center of your I.D. #,- post 1, and
. exposure readings.
- c. Do not report .00 readings.
Supplemeni:al Instructions
- 1. Due to the necessity of most evacuees to first return home to reclaim other family members and belongings, normal traffic movements will be maintained as long as possible to allow residents to move freely in all directions from fixed posts. -
- 2. When evacuation begins, implement appropriate one-way traffic controls as designated on each fixed post responsibility plan.
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FIXED POST NUMBER SLO-5 S.O.P. PAZ #8 Location: Los Osos Valley Rd and Foothill Blvd See Map #1 Primary Responsibility
- 1. Los Osos Valley Rd is a major route out of the Los Osos/Baywob Park area.
- 2. Direct E/B traffic on Los Osos Valley Rd to continue E/B toward U.S.101 past this point. Do not allow traffic from Foothill to go W/B on Los Osos Valley Rd. If traffic E/B on Los Osos Valley Rd is heavy, you may direct any W/B traffic to proceed N/B on Foothill Blvd into San Luis Obispo.
Secondary Responsibility
- 1. Every 30 minutes, monitor your pocket dosimeter for exposure to radi-ati on. 'If radiation exposure is noted: .
- a. Log the initial reading and current reading on both of yo.ur exposure logs. <
- b. Notify San Luis Obispo Dispatch Center of your I.D. f, post #, and exposure readings. .
- c. Do not' report .00 readings. ,
Supplemental Instructions i 1. Due to the necessity of most evacuees to first return home to reclaim other family members and belongings, normal traffic movements will be maintained as long as possible to allow residents to move freely in all directions from fixed posts.
- 2. When evacuation begins, implement appropriate one-way traffic controls as designated on each fixed post responsibility plan.
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- 1. This post is a signal controlled intersection. Take along a signal box key to place signals on flashing to aid in traffic control.
- 2. Initially, direct all traffic to proceed S/B from this point toward N/B U. S . 101.
- 3. Traffic will not be directed N/8 on S.R. I unless there is sufficient capacity through the Morro Bay /Cayucos area.
Secondary Responsibility .
- 1. Every 30 minutes, monitor your pocket dosimeter for exposure to radi-ation. If radiation exposure is noted:
- a. Log the initial reading and current reading on both of your exposure logs.
- b. Notify San Luis Obispo Dispatch Center of your I.D. *, post f, and exposure readings.
- c. Do not report .00 readingt. .
Supplemental Instructions
- 1. Due to the necessity of most evacuees to first return home to reclaim other family members and belongings, normal traffic movener ts will be maintained as long as possible to allow residents to move freely in all directions from fixed posts.
- 2. When evacuation begins, implement appropriate one-way traffic controls as designated on each fixed post responsibility plan.
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- 1. Direct all. traffic to proceed N/B on S.R. 227 toward San Lufk Obispo. Do not allow traffic S/B S.R. 227 from this point.
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- 1. Every 30 minutes, monit'or your pocket dosimeter for exposure to radi-ation. If radiation exposure is noted:
- a. Log the initial reading and current reading on both of your exposure logs.
- b. Notify San Luis Obispo Dispatch Center of your I.D. #, post #, and exposure readings.
- c. Do not report .00 readings.
Supplemental Instructions
- 1. Due to the necessity of most evacuees to first return home to reclaim other family members and belongings, nomal traffic movements will be ')
maintained as long as possible to allow residents to move freely in all directions from fixed posts. ,
- 2. When evacuation begins, implement appropriate one-way traffic controls as de-ignated on each fixed post responsibility plan.
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- 1. Do not allow traffic S/B S.R. 227 from this point. DirectI S/B traffic to proceed W/B on Tank Farm Rd toward Higuera St for routing onto N/B U.S.
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- 2. Depending upon traffic volume, direct N/B traffic either to continue N/B past this point or W/B on Tank Fam Rd.
Secondary Responsibility
- 1. Every 30 minutes, monitor your pocket dosimeter for exposure to radi-ation. If radiation exposure is noted:
- a. Log the initial reading and current reading on both of your exposure logs.
- b. Notify San Luis Obispo Dispatch Center of your I.D. #, post #, and exposure readings.
- c. Do not report .00 readings.
Supplemental Instructions
- 1. Due to the necessity of most evacuees to first return home to reclaim other family members and belongings, normal traffic movements will be maintained as long as possible to allow residents to move freely in all directions from fixed posts.
- 2. When evacuation begins, implement appropriate one-way traffic controls as designated on each fixed post responsibility plan.
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- See Map #4 Primary Responsibility
- 1. Direct all traffic onto N/B U.S.101. Do not allow traffic t$ enter S/B U. S. 101.
- 2. Block the off-ramp from N/B U.S.101, directing N/8 traffic on U.S.101 to continue N/B past this point.
- Secondary Responsibility
- 1. Every 30 minutes, monitor your pocket dosimeter for exposure' to radi- -
ation. If radiation exposure is noted:
- a. Log the initial reading and current reading on both of your exposure logs.
- b. Notify San Luis Obispo Dispatch Center of your I.D. #, post #, and exposure readings.
- c. Do not' report .00 readings.
Supplemental Instructions
- 1. Due to the necessity of most evacuees to first return home to reclaim C) other family members and belongings, normal traffic movements will be maintained as long as possible to allow residents to move freely in all directions from fixed posts.
- 2. When evacuation begins, implement appropriate one-way traffic controls as designated on each f t,ted post responsibility plan.
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FIXED POST NUMBER SLO-10 S.O.P. PAZ d8 Location: U.S.101 and Prado Rd See Map #3 Primary Responsibility
- 1. Block the off-ramp from N/B U.S.101, directing N/B traffic4 on U.S.101 to continue N/B past this point.
Secondary Responsibility ( l. Every 30 minutes, monitor your pocket dosimeter for exposure to radi-ation. If radiation exposure is ncted:
- a. Log the initial reading and current reading on both of your exposure logs.
- b. Notify San Luis Obispo Dispatch Center of your I.D. *, post 4, and exposure readings,
- c. Do not report .00 readings.
2 Supplemental Instructions (* 1. Due to the necessity of most evacuees to first return h9me to reclaim other family members and belongings, normal traffic movements will be maintained as long as possible to allow residents to move freely in all
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- 2. When evacuation begins, implement appropriate one-way traffic controls as designated on each fixed post responsibility plan.
FIXED POST NUMBER SLO-11 S.O.P. PAZ #8. Location: U.S.101 and Madonna Rd , See Map #3 Primary Responsibility
- 1. Direct traffic onto N/B U.S.101. Do not allow traffic to ertter S/B U.S.
1 01 . Secondary Responsibility
- 1. Every 30 minutes, monitor your pocket dosimeter .for exposure to radi-ation. If radiation exposure is noted:
- a. Log the . initial reading and current reading on both of your exposure logs.
- b. Notify San Luis Obispo Dispatch Center of your I.D. f, post #. and exposure readings.
- c. Do not report .00 readings.
Supplemental Instructions
- 1. Due to the necessity, of most evacuees to first return home to reclaim ;.
other family members and belongings, normal traffic movements will be ~N maintained as long as possible to allow residents to move freely in all ) directions from fixed posts.
- 2. When evacuation begins, implement appropriate one-way traffic controls as designated on each fixed post responsibility plan.
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FIXED POS',, NUMBER SLO-12 S.O.P. i PAZ s8 Location: U.S.101 and liarsh St See Map #3 Pmmary Responsibility
- 1. One officer is to be positioned at bottom of ramp near thet intersection Jf Marsh St and Higuera St to direct traffic onto N/B U.S.101. block the S/B U.S.101 on-camp.
- 2. The other officer is to be positioned at the top of N/8 off-ramp. Do not allow traffic congestion at from MarshN/B andU.S.101 Higuera. toThis exit at Marsh St which will maximize is a major evacuation route out of the city.
Secondary Responsibility
- 1. Every 30 minutes, monitor your pocket dosimeter for exposure to radi-ation. If radiation exposure is noted:
- a. Log the initial reading and current reading on both of your exposure logs.
- b. Notify San Luis Obispo Of spatch Center of your I.D. #, post #, and exposure readings,
- c. Do not report .00 readings.
Supplemental Instructions
- 1. Due to the necessity of most evacuees to first return. home to reclaim other family members and belongings, normal traffic movements will be maintained as long as possible to allow residents to move freely in all directions from fixed posts.
- 2. When evacuation begins, implement appropriate one-way traffic controls as designated on each fixed post responsibility plan.
FIXED POST NUMBER SLO-13 S.O.P. PAZ a8 Location: U.S.101 and Broad St
- See Map #3 Primary Responsibility
- 1. Broad St splits at U.S.101. There is no overcrossing, but t$ere are on-and off-ramps on both sides of freeway.
- 2. Close the N/B off-ramp and direct N/B U.S.101 traffic to continue N/B past this point.
- 3. Close the S/B on-ramp, allowing no traffic to enter S/B U.S.101.
Secondary Responsibility
- 1. Every 30 minutes, monitor your pocket dosimeter for exposure to radi-ation. If radiation exposure is noted:
- a. Log the initial reading and current reading on both of your exposure logs.
- b. Notify San Luis Obispo Dispatch Center of your I.D. #, post #, and exposure readings.
- c. Do not report .00 readings.
J Supplemental Instructions
- 1. Due to the necessity of most evacuees to first return home to reclaim other family members and belongings, normal traffic movements will be maintained as long as possible to allow residents to move freely in all directions from fixed posts.
- 2. .When evacuation begins, implement appropriate one-way traffic controls as designated on each fixed post responsibility plan.
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- 1. Close the 14/B off-ramp, ' '
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Secondary Responsibility s
- 1. Every 30 minutes, monitor your pocket' dosimeter for exposure to radi-ation. If radiation exposure is noted:
- a. Log the' initial reading. and current reading on both of your exposure ,
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. 1. Od to the necessity of most evacuees to first return home to reclaim other family members and belongings, normal traffic movements will be maintained as long as possible to allow residents to move freely in all directions from fixed posts.
'2. When evacuation begins, implement appropriate one-way traffic controls as designated on each fixed post responsibility plan. ,
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Location: U.S.101 and S.R.1 (San Luis Obispo) ' See Map #3 Primary Responsibility
- 1. Close the N/B (Morro Bay) off-ramp to eliminate conflict with traffic which will be entering N/B U.S.101 from Osos St.
- 2. If N/B U.S.101 later becomes too congested, it may be necessary to direct some traffic N/B on S.R. I through Norro Bay area.
- 3. Close the two on-ramps to S/B U.S.101. One as accessible via Olive St, then other via Lemon St.
Secondary Responsibility
- 1. Every 30 minutes, monitor your pocket dosimeter for exposure to radi-ati on. If radiation exposure is noted:
- a. Log the initial readin'g and current reading on both of your exposure logs. .
- b. Notify San Luis Obispo Dispatch Center of your I.D. f, post #, and exposure readings. .
- c. Do not report .00 readings. ,,)
Supplemental Instructions
- 1. Due to the necessity of most evacuees to first return home to reclaim other family members and belongings, nomal traffic movements will be naintained as long as possible to allow residents to move freely in all directions from fixed posts.
- 2. When evacuation begins, implement appropriate one-way traffic controls as designated on each fixed post responsibility plan.
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Location: U.S.101 and California Blvd ,
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- l. Close the N/B 'off-ramp, directing N/B traffic c,n U.S.101 ko continue N/B
- j. past this point.
- 2. Close the S/B on-camp,i allowing no traffic to enter S/B U.S.101.
Secondary Responsibility
- 1. Eveiy 30 minutes, monitor your pocket dosimeter for exposure to radi-ation. If radiation exposure is noted:
- a. Log the initial reading and current reading on both of your exposure logs.
- b. Notify San Luis Obispo Dispatch Center of your I.D. *, post d, and exposure readings.
- c. Do not report .00 readings.
Supplemental Instructions
- 1. Due to the necessity of most evacuees to first return home to reclaim other family members and belongings, normal traffic movements will be maintained 'as long as possible to allow residents to move freely in all directions from fixed posts.
- 2. When evacuation begins, implement appropriate one-way traffic controls as designated on each fixed post responsibility plan.
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- 1. Close the N/B off-ramp, directing N/B traffic on U.S.101 to kontinue N/B past this point. ,
- 2. Close the S/B on-ramp, allowing no traffic to enter S/B U.S.101. Direct traffic toward lionterey St for routing to N/B U.S.101.
Secondary Responsibility
- 1. Every 30 minutes, monitor your pocket dosimeter for exposure to radi-ation. If radiation exposure is noted:
- a. Log the initial reading and current reading on both of your exposure logs.
- b. Notify San Luis Obispo Dispatch Center of your I.D. #, post #, and exposure readings. -
- c. Do not report .00 readings.
Supplemental Instructions 1. Due to the necessity of most evacuees to first return home to reclaim C} , other family members and belongings, normal traffic movements will be maintained as long as possible to allow residents to move freely in all directions from fixed posts.
- 2. When evacuation begins, implement appropriate one-way traffic controls as designated on each fixed post responsibility plan.
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FIXED POST NUMBER SLO-18 S.O.P. pAZ #8 i e Location: U.S.101 and Monterey St See Map #3 Primary Responsibility
- 1. Close the N/B off-ramp, directing N/B traffic on U.S.101 ko continue N/B past this point.
- 2. There is no on-ranp to S/B U.S. 1 01 . Direct any traffic which may exit from S/B U.S.101 across overcrossing for routing to N/B U.S.101.
Secondary Responsibility
- 1. Every 30 minutes, monitor your pocket dosimeter for exposure to radi-ation. If radiation exposure is noted:
- a. Log the initial reading and current reading on both of your exposure logs.
- b. Notify San Luis Obispo Dispatch Center of your I.D. *, post d. and exposure readings.
- c. Do not report .00 readings.
Supplemental Instructions '
- 1. Due to the necessity of most evacuees to first return home to reclaim other family members and belongings, normal traffic movements will be maintained as long as possible to allow residents to move freely .in all directions from fixed posts.
- 2. When evacuation begins, implement appropriate one-way traffic controls as designated on each fixed post responsibility plan.
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ROVING UNIT Nt#4BER: SLO-Rover 2 S.O.P. PAZ 48 Area of Responsibility: San Luis Obispo Area - City of San Luis Obispo, Cal Poly, California Men's Colony, Camp San Luis Obispo, Cuesta College; 0' Conner k'ay, Orcutt Road north of East Corral de Piedra Creek, Edna, Country Club, Crestment Drive and Davenport Creek area. See Map #3 i Primary Responsibilities
- 1. Rove area of responsibility, assisting evacuee traffic movements.
- 2. Keep roadways clear of disabled vehicles and any other obstructions.
- 3. Other duties as assigned.
Secondary Resconsibilities
- 1. Every 30 minutes, monitor your pocket dosimeter for exposure to radi-ation. If radiation exposure is noted:
- a. Log the initial reading and current reading on both of your exposure logs.
- b. Notify San Luis Obispo Dispatch Center of your I.D. #, post *, and exposure readings. .
- c. Do not report .00 readings.
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Area of Responsibility: San Luis Obispo Area - City of San Luis Obispo, Cal Poly, California Men's Colony, Camp San Luis Obispo, Cuesta College, O' Conner Way, Orcutt Road north of East Corral de Piedra Creek, Edna, Country Club, Crestmont Drive and Davenport Creek area. See Map #3 g Primary Responsibilities
- 1. Rove area of responsibility, assisting evacuee traffic movements.
- 2. Keep roadways clear of disabled vehicles and any other obstructions.
- 3. Other duties as assigned.
Secondary Responsibilities i
- 1. Every '30 minutes, monitor your pocket dosimeter for exposure to radi-ation. If radiation exposure is noted:
- a. Log the initial reading and current reading on both of your exposure logs,
- b. Notify San Luis Obispo Dispatch Center of your I.D. #, post #, and e,xposure readings.
- c. Do not report .00 readings.
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ROVING UNIT NUMBER: SLO-Rover 4 S.0.P. PAZ #8 Area of Responsibility: San Luis Obispo Area - City of San Luis Obispo, Cal Poly, California Men's Colony, Camp San Luis Obispo, Cuesta College; 0' Conner Way, Orcutt Road north of East Corral de Piedra Creek, Edna, Country Club. Crestmont Drive and Davenport Creek area. See Map #3 i Primary Responsibilities
- 1. Rove area of responsibility, assisting evacuee traffic movements.
- 2. Keep roadways clear of disabled vehicles and any other obstructions.
- 3. Other duties as assigned.
Secondary Responsibilities .
- 1. Every 30 minutes, monitor your pocket dosimeter for exposure to radi-ation. If radiation exposure is noted:
- a. Log the initial reading and current reading on both of your exposure
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- b. Notify San Luis Obispo Dispatch Center of your I.D. #, post f, and exposure readings. .
- c. Do not report .00 readings. _.
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l ROVING UNIT NtNBER: SLO-Rover 5 S.O.P. PAZ *8 l Area of Responsibility: San Luis Obispo Area - City of San Luis Obispo," Cal Poly, California Men's Colony, Camp San Luis Obispo, Cuesta College, O' Conner Way, Orcutt Road north of East Corral de Piedra Creek, Edna, Country Club, Crestmont Drive and Davenport Creek area. See Map #3 g Primary Responsibilities
- 1. Rove area of responsibility, assisting evacuee traffic movements.
- 2. Keep roadways clear of disabled vehicles and any other obstructions.
- 3. Other duties as assigned.
Secondary Responsibilities
- 1. Every 30 minutes, monitor your pocket dosimeter for exposure to radi-ation. If radiation exposure is noted:
- a. Log the initial reading and current reading on both of your exposure logs.
- b. Notify San Luis Obispo Dispatch Center of your I.O. *, post #, and exposure readings.
- c. Do not report .00 readings.
Supplemental Instructions
- 1. ' Due to the necessity of most evacuees to first return home to reclaim other. family members and belongings, normal traffic movements will be maintained as long as possible to allow residents to move freely in all directions from fixed posts.
- 2. When evacuation begins, impleinent appropriate one-way traffic controls as designated on each fixed post responsibility plan.
FIXED POST NLf13ER 19 S.O.P. PAZ #14 Location: U.S.101 at Reservoir Canyon Rd See Map #1 Primary Responsibility
- 1. Direct Reservoir Canyon Rd traffic to N/B U.S.101.
- 2. Allow no traffic S/B from this point.
- 3. Allow no traffic to enter Reservoir Canyon Rd at this point.
Secondary Responsibility
- 1. Every 30 minutes, monitor your pocket dosimeter for exposure to radi-ation. If radiation exposure is noted: ,
- a. Log the initial reading and current reading on both of your exposure l ogs.
- b. Notify San Luis Obispo Dispatch Center. of your I.D. #, post #. and exposure readings.
- c. Do not. report .00 readings.
' Supplemental Instructions ,
- 1. Due to the necessity of most evacuees to first return home to reclaim other family members and belongings, normal traffic movements will be maintained as long as possible to. allow residents to move freely in all directions from fixed posts.
- 2. When evacuation begins, implement appropriate one-way traffic controls as designated on each fixed post responsibility plan.
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- 1. Due to high demand levels generated by evacuee traffic, all lanes of U.S.
. 101 will be operated N/B from Stagecoach Rd (bottom of Cuesta Grade) to Santa Barbara Rd (Atascadero). Upon receiving notification and verifica-tion, by pre-arranged signal, that S/B U.S.101 traffic has ceased:
- a. Direct all slow moving traffic (trucks, buses, vehicle conbinations, etc.) to continue N/B in the N/B lanes.
- b. Direc.t faster traffic (single vehicles such as autos and pick-up trucks) to cross over into the S/B lanes and to continue N/B in these lanes (NO VEHICLE COMBINATIONS).
- 2. When it is necessary to provide for the S/B movement of emergency vehicles in the area between Stagecoach Rd and Santa Barbara Rd, this post will be notified that the following procedure shall be followed:
- a. Stop the flow of N/B traffic in the S/B lanes; direct all traffic to continue N/B in the N/B lanes.
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- b. Give a signal to the driver of the last vehicle travelling N/B in the S/B lanes and instruct this driver to:
(1) Remain the last vehicle, in the N/B lanes, to the Santa Barbara Rd checkpoint; and (2 ) Give the signal to an officer at that checkpoint. (At this time S/B emergency vehicle traffic will comence.)
- c. The last S/B emergency vehicle to reach this post will returrr the signal; this will indicate the S/B lanes are again clear to resume N/B traffic in same.
Secondary Responsibility
- 1. Every 30 minutes, monitor your pocket dosimeter for exposure to ' radi-ation. If radiation exposure is noted:
- a. Log the initial reading and current reading on both of your exposure l ogs. ,
- b. Notify San Luis Obispo Dispatch Center of your I.D. #, post #, and exposure readings.
- c. Do not report .00 readings.
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- 1. Due to the necessity of most evacuees to first return home to reclaim other family members and belongings, normal traffic movemegs will be maintained as long as possible to allow residents to move freely in all directions from fixed posts.
- 2. When evacuation begins, implement appropriate one-way traffic controls as designated on each fixed post responsibility plan.
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Location: U.S.101 at Ryin's Gate See Map #1 primary Responsibility I
- 1. Direct and assist traffic N/B U.S.101.
- 2. Allow no traffic S/B at this point when one way N/B traffic is in effect.
- 3. Assist in coordinating communications between fixed post SLO-20 (U.S.101 at bottom of Cuesta Grade) and fixed SLO-25 (U.S.101 at Santa Barbara Rd) as necessary for emergency vehicle traffic through this area,
- a. Allow no civilian traffic N/B or S/B in the S/B U.S. 1 01 traffic lanes while emergency vehicles are travelling through this area.
Secondary Responsibility -
- 1. Every 30 minutes, monitor your pocket dosimeter for exposure to radi-ation. If radiation exposure is noted:
- a. Log the initial reading and current reading on both of your exposure logs.
- b. Notify San Luis Obispo Dispatch Center of your I.D. #, post #, and exposure readings,
- c. Do not report .00 readings.
Supolemental Instructions
- 1. Due to the necessity of most evacuees to first return home to reclaim other family members and belongings, nonnal traffic movements will be maintained as long as possible to allow residents to move freely in all directions from fixed posts.
- 2. When evacuation begins, implement appropriate one-way traffic controls as designated on each fixed post responsibility plan.
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FIXE 0 POST NUMBER SLO-22 S.O.P. FAZ #14 , Location: U.S.101 at Old U.S.101 - north (T.V. Tower Rd/ top of Cuesta Grade) *
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- 1. Direct and assist traffic N/B U.S.101.
2 '. Allow no traffic S/B at this point when one way N/B traffic is in effect. '
- 3. Assist in coordinating communications between fixed post SLO-20 (U.S.101 at bottom of Cuesta Grade) and fixed SLO-25 (U.S.101 at Santa Barbara Rd) as necessary for emergency vehicle traffic through this area.
- a. Allow no civilian traffic N/B or S/B in the S/B U.S.101 traffic lanes while emergency vehicles are travelling through this area.
Secondary Resoonsibility
. 1. Every 30 minutes, monitor your pocket dosimeter for exposure to radi-ation. If radiation exposure is noted:
- a. Log the initial reading and current reading on both of your exposure l ogs.
- b. Notify San Luis Obispo Dispatch Center of your I.D. #, post #, and exposure readings.
- c. Do not report .00 readings.
Sucolemental Instructions
- 1. Due to the necessity of most evacueas to first return home to reclaim other family members and belongings, normal traffic movements will be maintained as long as possible to al. low residents to move freely in all directions from fixed posts.
- 2. When evacuation begins, implement appropriate one-way traffic controls as designated on each fixed post responsibility plan.
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- 1. Direct and assist traffic N/B U.S.101.
-2. Allow no traffic S/B at this point when one way N/B traffic is in effect.
- 3. Assist in coordinating communications between fixed post SLO-20 (U.S.101 at bottom of Cuesta Grade) and fixed SLO-25 (U.S.101 at Santa Barbara Rd) as necessary for emergency vehicle traffic through this area.
a. Allow no civilian traffic N/B or S/B in the S/B U.S. 1 01 traffic lanes while emergency vehicles are travelling through this area. Secondary Responsib'ility
- 1. Every 30 minutes, monitor your', pocket dosimeter for exposure to radi-ation. If radiation exposure is noted:
- a. Log the initial reading and current reading on both of your exposure logs.
h b. Notify San Luis Obispo Dispatch Center of your I.D. exposure readings. d, post !, and
- c. Do not report .00 readings.
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- 1. Due to the necessity of most evacuees to firs t return hone to reclaim other family members and belongings, normal traffic movements will be maintained as long as possible to allow residents to move freely iTi all directions from fixed posts.
. 2. When evacuation begins, implement appropriate one-way traffic controls as designated on each fixed post responsibility plan.
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- 1. Allow no traffic S/B U.S.101 at this point from S.R. 58, dirict W9 S.R.
58 traffic to E/B S.R. 58 or N/B U.S.101. Secondary Resoonsibility
- 1. Every 30 minutes, monitor your pocket dosimeter for exposure to radi-ation. If radiation exposure is noted:
- a. Log the initial reading and current reading on both of your exposure logs.
- b. Notify ' San Luis Obispo Dispatch Center of your I.D. #, post #, and ,
exposure readings.
- c. Do not report .00 readings. '
Supplemental Instructions
- 1. Due to the necessity of most evacuees to first return home to reclaim other family members and belongings, nomal traffic movements will be
(, ') maintained as long as possible to allow residents t? mie freely in all ' e directions from fixed posts.
- 2. When evacuation begins, implement appropriate one-way traffic' controls as designated on each fixed post responsibility pit.a. -
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FIXED POST NUMBER SLO-25 S.O.P. PAZ 814 Location: U.S.101 at Santa Barbara Rd See Map #1 Primary Responsibility
- 1. Allow no traffic S/B U.S.101 at this point from S.R. 58, direct W/B S.R.
58 traffic to E/B S.R. 58 or N/B U.S.101. Secondary Responsibility
- 1. Allow no traffic S/B U.S.101 from Santa Barbara Rd (except as provided in
#3 below).
- 2. Do not allow N/B evacuee traffic, utilizing the S/B lanes of U.S.101, to continue in the S/B lanes past this point. Direct N/B traffic.into S/B lanes to exit at Santa Barbara Rd S/B on-ramp or to return to the N/B lanes via the median at the underpass.
- 3. When it is necessary to provide for S/B movement of emergency vehicles south of this location, notify fixed post SLO-20 (U.S.101 at Old U.S.101
- south / Stagecoach Rd - bottom of Cuesta Grade). Post SLO-20 will close off N/B traffic in the S/B lanes and give the driver of the last N/B vehicle in the S/B lanes a signal. This driver will be instructed to remain the last vehicle N/B in the S/B lanes and to give the signal to an . officer at the Santa Barbara Rd checkpoint. Upon receiving the signal, give it to the driver of the last emergency vehicle that will go S/B.
Instruct that driver to give the signal to an officer at fixed post SLO-20 (U.S.101 - at bottom of Cuesta Grade). This will indicate to personnel at fixed post SLO-20 that N/B traffic can be resumed in the S/B lanes. Secondary Responsibility
- 1. Every 30 minutes, monitor your pocket dosimeter for exposure to radi-ation. If radiation exposure is noted:
- a. Log the initial reading and current reading on both of your exposure logs.
- b. Notify San Luis Obispo Dispatch Center of your I.O. #, post #, and exposure readings.
- c. Do not report .00 readings.
Supplemental Instructions
- 1. Due to the necessity of most evacuees to first return home to reclaim other family members and belongings, normal traffic movements will be maintained as long as possible to allow residents to move freely in all directions from fixed posts.
- 2. When evacuation begins, implement appropriate one-way traffic controls as
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FIXED PCST NUMBER SLO-26 S.O.P. PAZ *14 Location: -3 S.R. 58 at El Camino Real ' See Map #1 Primary Responsibility
- 1. Allow no traffic W/B S.R. 58 to continue past this point. I
- 2. Direct evacuee traffic to N/B El Camino Real (to Atascadero) or to E/B 5.R. 58 (to 5.R. 229 ).
Secondary Responsibility
- 1. Every 30 minutes, monitor your pocket dosimeter for exposure to radi-ation. If radiation exposure is noted:
- a. Log the initial reading and current reading on both of your exposure logs. .
- b. Notify San Luis Obispo Dispatch Center of your I.D. #, post #, and exposure readings.
- c. Do not report .00 readings.
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- 1. Due to the necessity of most evacuees to first return home to reclaim other family members and belongings, normal traffic movements will be maintained as long as possible to allow residents to move freely 'in all directions from fixed posts.
- 2. When evacuation begins, implement appropriate one-way traffic controls as designated on each fixed post responsibility plan.
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See Map #1 Primary Responsibilities
- 1. Rove area of responsibility, assisting evacuee traffic movements.
- 2. Keep roadways clear of disabled vehicles and any other obstructions.
- 3. Other duties as assigned.
- Secondary Responsibilities
- 1. ' Every 30 minutes, monitor your pocket dosimeter for exposure to radi-ation. If radiation exposure is noted:
- a. Log the initial reading and current reading on both of your exposure logs,
- b. Notify San Luis Obispo Dispatch Center of. your I.D. d, post #, and exposure readings.
- c. Do not report'.00 readings.
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, Obispo within 20 miles of plant.
See Map #1 Primary Responsibilities
- 1. Rove area of responsibility, assisting evacuee traffic movements.
- 2. Keep roadways clear of disabled vehicles and any other obstructions. *
- 3. Other duties as assigned.
Secondary Responsibilities
- 1. Every - 30 minutes, monitor your pocket dosimeter for exposure to radi-ation. If radiation exposure is noted: .
- a. Log the initial reading and current reading on both of your exposure logs,
- b. Notify San Luis Obispo Dispatch Center of your I.D. #, post =, and exposure readings.
- c. Do not report .00 readings. '
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SOUTH COUNTY SECTOR (Page 1) PAZs #1, 2, 3, 6, 7,10,11,12, & 13 CHP Evacuation Plan Total Officers Required - 63 Total Sergeants Required - 9 (3 for Grover City, Pismo Beach, and Arroyo Grande PDs) Fixed Post Locations and Officers Rowing Unit Designations Required Manned Mao No. PAZ #1 4 None PAZ #2 None PAZ 43 SC-1 Avila Rd & Front St 1 l_l 5 SC-2 Avila Rd & San Luis Bay Dr 1 l_l 5 SC-3 Blue Heron Dr. (Private road through golf course) I l_l 5 SC-4 San Luis Bay Dr & See Canyon Rd I l_1 5 SC U.S.101 & San Luis Bay Dr 2 l_l 5 SC-6 U.S.101 & Avila Rd 2 11
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SC-34 S.R. 1 & Willow Rd 1 l1_, 1 PAZ #13 SC-35 U.S.101 & Tefft 2 ll_ 1 SC U.'S.101 & S.R.166 2 l_l 1 SC-37 S.R.1 & Division St I l_l 1 SC-Rover 8 Roving . I l_l 1 SC-Rover 9 Roving 1 ll_ 1
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FIXED POST NUMBER SC-1 S.O.P. PAZ.#3 Location: Avila Rd and Front St See Map #5 Primary Responsibility
. 1. All traffic will be directed E/B on Avila Rd toward U.S.101. No traffic will be allowed to proceed W/B across bridge toward Diablo Canyon Main Gate.
Secondary Resconsit. .ity
- 1. Every 30 minutes, monitor your pocket dosimeter for exposure to radi-ation. If radiation exposur.e is noted:
- a. Log the initial reading and current reading on both of your exposure logs.
- b. Notify San Luis Obispo Dispatch Center of your I.D. d, post #, and exposure readings.
- c. Do not report .00 readings.
Supplemental Instructions
- l. Due to the necessity of most evacuees to first return hace to reclaim other family members and belongings, normal traffic movements will be maintained as long as possible to allow residents to move freely in all directions from fixed posts.
- 2. When evacuation begins, implement appropriate one-way traffic controls as designated on each fixed post responsibility plan.
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FIXED p0ST NUMBER SC-2 S.O.P. PAZ #3 Location: Avila Rd 'and San Luis Bay Dr ' See Map #5 Primat J @sponsibility
- 1. Direct traff.ic from this point to proceed E/B Avila Rd and San Luis Bay Dr.
- 2. Allow no traffic W/B Avila Rd from this point.
Secondary Responsibility
- 1. Every 30 minutes, monitor your pocket dosimeter for exposure to radi-ation. If radiation exposure is noted:
- a. Log the initial reading and current- reading on both of your exposure logs,
- b. Notify San Luis Obispo Dispatch Center of your I.D. #, post #, and exposure readings.
- c. Do not report .00 readings. ,
Supplemental Instructions (
- 1. Due to the necessity of most evacuees to first return home to reclaim .
- other _ family members and belongings, normal traffic movements will be .
maintained as long as possible to allow residents to move freely in all . directions from fixed posts.
- 2. When evacuation begins, implement appropriate one-way traffic controls as designated on each fixed post responsibility plan.
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FIXED POST NUMBER SC-3 S.O.P. PAZ 43 Location: Blue Heron Dr from San Luis Bay Dr through San Luis Obispo Golf Club See Map #5 Primary Responsibility
- 1. . Assist in orderly evacuation of residents on San Luis Bay Estates to E/B San Luis Bay Dr.
- 2. Allow no traffic W/B Blue Heron Dr.
- 3. Allow no traffic W/B San Luis Bay Dr.
Secondary Responsibility
- 1. Every 30 minutes, monitor your pocket dosimeter for exposure to radi-ati on. If radiation exposure is noted:
, a. Log the initial reading and current reading on both of your exposure logs.
- b. Notify San Luis Obispo Discatch Center of your I.D. #, post #, and exposure readings.
<- c. Do not report .00 readings.
!.'pplemental Instructions
- 1. Due to the necessity of most evacuees to first return home to reclaim other family members and belongings, normal traffic. movements will be maintained as long as possible to allow residents to move freely in all directions from fixed posts.
- 2. When evacuation begins, implement appropriate one-way traffic controls as designated on each fixed post responsibility plan.
i o FIXED POST NUMBER SC-4 S.O.P. PAZ #3 Location: San Luis Bay Dr and See Canyon See Map #5 Primary Responsibility
- 1. Direct! traffic from this point to proceed E/B San Luis Bay Dr toward U.S. -
101 - do not allow traffic to go W/B toward Avila Rd. Secondary Responsibility
- 1. Every 30 minutes, monitor your pocket dosimeter for exposure to radi-ation. If radiation exposure is noted:
- a. Log the initial reading and current reading on both of your exposure logs.
! b. Notify San Luis Obispo Dispatch Center of your I.D. #, post #, and exposure readings.
- c. Do not report .00 readings.
Supplemental Instructions 1.- Due to the necessity of most evacuees to first return home to reclaim other family members and belongings, normal traffic movements will be= > maintained as long' as possible to allow residents to move fhely in all 1 directions from fixed posts.
- 2. When evacuation begins, implement appropriate one-way traffic controls as designated on each fixed post responsibility plan.
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FIXED POST NLNBER SC-5 S.O.P. PAZ (3 Location: U.S.101 and San Luis Bay Dr . See Map 45 . Primary Responsibility
- 1. This fixed post also includes the intersection of Ontario Rd and San Luis Bay Dr.
- 2. Traffic from San Luis Bay Dr will be directed N/B on U.S.101. Nr *raffic >
will be allowed W/B on San Luis Bay Dr except residents along San s Bay Dr or See Canyon. No traffic will be allowed S/B on Ontario Rd S.nce it would disrupt traffic on Avila Rd.
- 3. Traffic will not be directed onto S/B U.S.101 unless traffic in the Five Cities area 'or beyond has already cleared U.S.101 or it will no longer present a restriction to the use of U.S.101.
l Secondary Responsibility i
.1. Every 30 minutes, monitor your pocket dosimeter for exposure. to radi-ation. If radiation exposure is noted:
- a. Log the initial reading and current reading on both of your exposure logs.
* ' b. Notify San Luis Obispo Dispatch Center of your I.D. #, post 9, and exposure readings.
- c. Do not report .00 readings.
Supolemental Instructions
- 1. Due to the- necessity of most evacuees to first return home to reclaim
'other - family members and belongings, normal traffic movements will be maintained as long as possible to allow residents to move freely in all directions from fixed posts.
- 2. When evacuation begins, implement appropriate one-way traffic controls as designated on each fixed post responsibility plan.
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- 1. This fixed post also includes the intersection of Palisades Rd and Avila Rd.
- 2. Traffic from Avila Rd will be directed N/B on U.S.101. No traffic will be allowed W/B on Avila Rd from this point. Residents of Avila Beach will be allowed in with the approval of a supervisor. If approved, the resi-dents will be directed N/B U.S.101 to San Luis Bay Dr for possible rout-
. ing through San Luis Bay Estates via Harford Rd. This is necessary because both lanes of Avila Rd'may have to be used to evacuate Avila.
- 3. Traffic will not be directed onto S/B U.S.101 unless traffic in the five Cities area or beyond has already cTeared U.S. 1 01 or will no longer present a restriction to the use of U.S.101.
I Secondary Responsibility
- 1. Every 30 minutes, monitor your pocket dosimeter for exposure to radi-ation. If radiation exposure is noted:
- a. Log the initial reading and current reading on both of your exposure I l ogs.-
- b. Notify San Luis Obispo Dispatch Center of your I.D. #, post #, and exposure readings.
- c. Do not report .00 readings.
I Supplemental Instructions l
- 1. Due to the . necessity of most evacuees to first return home to reclaim '
other family members and belongings, normal traffic movements will be maintained as long as possibis to allow residents to move freely in all directions from fixed posts.
- 2. When evacuation begins', implement appropriate one-way traffic controls as designated on.each fixed post responsibility plan.
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I ROVING UNIT NUMBER: SC-Rover 1 S.O.P'. PAZ #3 Area of Responsibility: Avila/ San Luis Bay /See Canyon / Squire Canyon - Avila Beach, Port San Luis, Pirate's Cove, San Luis Bay Estates, Avila Road and San Luis Bay Drive, See Canyon Road outside the 6-mile limit, Squire and Gragg Canyons See Map #5 Primary Responsibilities
- 1. F a area of responsibility, assisting evacuee traffic movements.
- 2. Keep roadways clear of disab1'ed vehicles and any other obstructions.
- 3. Other duties as assigned.
Secondary Responsibilities
- 1. Every 30 minutes, monitor your pocket dosimeter for exposure to radi-ation. If radiation exposure is noted:
. a. Log the initial reading and 'c':, rent reading on both of your exposure
. logs.
- b. Notify San Luis Obispo Dispatch Center of your I.D. #, post #, and exposure readings.
- c. Do not report .00 readings.
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l FIXED POST NUMBER SC-7 S.O.P. PAZ #6 - i Location: U.S.101 4 Spyglass Dr See Map #6 Primary Responsibility
- 1. Initially, allow traffic to proceed both directions on U.S. 1 01. Any traffic exiting U.S.101 should be directed back onto U.S.101 away from the area.
- 2. Depending upon traffic through either the Five Cities area or through San Luis Obispo, it may later become necessary to direct traffic to proceed in only one direction on U.S.101.
Secondary Responsibility
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- 1. Every 30 minutes, monitor your pocket dosimeter for exposure to radi-ation. If radiation exposure is noted:
- a. Log the initial reading and current reading on both of your exposure logs.
- b. Notify San Luis Obispo Dispatch Center of your I.D. #, post #, and exposure readings.
- c. Do not report .00 readings.
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Supplemental Instructions .
- 1. Due to the necessity of most evacuees to first return home to reclaim other family members and belongings, normal traffic movements will be maintained as long as possible to allow residents to move freely in all directions from fixed posts.
- 2. When evacuation begins, implement appropriate one-way traffic controls as designated on each fixed post responsibility plan.
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f FIXED POST NLNBER SC-8 S.O.P. PAZ #6 Location: U.S.101 & Shell Beach Rd on-camp S/B See Map f6 Primary Responsibility
- 1. Initially, allow traffic to enter S/B U.S.101 at this point.
- 2. If traffic on S/B U.S.101 through Five Cities area becomes overly con-gested, it may later be ne essary to close this on-camp. Direct traffic south on Shell Beach Rd * : he. Mattie Rd on-ramp or north to Spyglass Dr for routing onto N/B U.S. Idi through San Luis Obispo.
Secondary Responsibility
- 1. Every 30 minutes, monitor your pocket dosimeter for exposure to radi-ation. If radiation exposure is noted:
- a. Log the initial reading and current reading on both of your exposure logs.
- b. Notify San Luis Obispo Dispatch Center of your I.D. #, post #, and exposure readings, e- c. Do not report .00 readings.
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- 1. Due to the necessity of most evacuees to first retten home to reclaim other family members and belongings, normal traffic movements will be maintained as long as possible to allow residents to move freely in all directions from fixed posts.
- 2. When evacuation begins, implement appropriate one-way traffic controls as designated on each fixed post responsibility plan.
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j FIXED POST NUMBER SC-9 S.O.P. PAZ #6 Location: U.S.101 and Mattie Rd on-ramp N/B ] See Map #6 Primary Responsibility
- 1. Initially, allow traffic to enter N/B U.S.101 at this point.
- 2. If traffic on N/B U.S.101 through the San Luis, Obispo area becomes overly congested, it may later be necessary to close this on-camp. Direct traffic S/B on Shell Beach Rd for routing S/B on U.S.101 or S/B on S.R.1.
Secondary Responsibility
- 1. Every 30 minutes, monitor your pocket dosimeter for exposure to radi-ation. If radiation exposure is noted:
- a. Log the initial reading and current reading on both of your exposure logs.
- b. Notify San Luis Obispo Dispatch Center' of your I.D. #, post #, and exposure readings.
- c. Do not report .00 readings.
Supplemental Instructions '
- 1. Due to the necessity of most evacuees. to first return home to reclaim other family members and belongings, normal traffic movements will be maintained as long as possible to allow residents to move freely in all directions from fixed posts.
- 2. When evacuation begins, implement appropriate one-way traffic contrdt .ns designated on each fixed post responsibility plan.
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/ FIXED POST NUMBER SC-10 S.O.P. PAZ #6 Location: U.S.101 and Bello St on-ramp N/B See Map #6 Primary Responsibility
- 1. Initially allow traffic to enter N/B U.S.101 at this point.
- 2. If traffic on N/B U.S.101 through the San Luis Obispo area becomes overly congested, it may later be necessary to close th s on-camp. Direct traffic back for routing on Price Canyon Rd or S/B U.! 1 01.
Secondary Responsibility
- 1. Every 30 minutes, monitor your pocket dosimeter for exposure to radi-ation. If radiation exposure is noted:
- a. Log the initial reading and current reading on both of your exposure logs.
- b. Notify San Luis Obispo Dispatch Center of your I.D. e, post #, and exposure readings.
- c. Do not report .00 readings.
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Supplemental Instructions
- 1. Due to the necessity of most evacuees to first return home to reclaim other family members and belongings, normal traffic movements will be maintained as long as possible to allow residents to move freely in all directions from fixed posts.
- 2. When evacuation begins, implement appropriate one-way traffic controls as designated on each fixed post re-sponsibility plan.
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FIXED POST NUMBER SC-11 S.O.P. PAZ #6 Location: U.S.101 and Price Canyon Rd (Hinds Ave) off-ramp S/B See Map #6 , Primary Responsibility
- 1. This ramp is sign posted as " Hinds Ave."
- 2. Direct traffic which is S/B U.S.101 to continue S/B past this point.
Secondary Responsibility
- 1. Every 30 minutes, monitor your pocket dosimeter for exposure to radi-
. ation. If radiation exposure is noted:
- a. Log the initial reading and current reading on both of your exposure logs.
- b. Notify San Luis Obispo Dispatch Center of your I.D. #, post #, and exposure readings.
- c. Do not report .00 readings.
Supplemental Instructions -
- 1. Due to the necessity of most evacuees to first return home to - reclaim -')
other family members and belongings, normal traffic movements will be maintained as long as possible to allow residents to move freely in all directions from fixed posts. 2 .. When evacuation begins, implement appropriate one-way traffic controls as designated on each fixed post responsibility plan. L e
(' ' FIXED POST NUMBER SC-12 S.O.P. PAZ #6 Location: U.S.101 and Five Cities Dr See Map #6 Primary Responsibility
- 1. Initially direct all traffic onto S/B U.S.101. Do not allow traffic to enter N/B U.S.101. -
- 2. Some or all traffic may -later be directed onto N/B U.S. 1 01 f f traffic from the San Luis Obispo area has already cleared U.S. 1 01 or will no longer present a restriction to U.S.101.
Secondary Responsibility
- 1. Every 30 minutes, monitor your pocket dosimeter for exposure to radi-ation. If radiation exposure is noted:.
- a. Log the initial reading and current reading on both of your exposure logs.
- b. Notify San Luis, Obispo Dispatch Center of your I.D. #, post #, and exposure readings.
- c. Do not report .00 readings.
Supplemental Instructions
- 1. Due to the necessity of most evacuees to first return home to reclaim other family members and belongings, normal traffic covements will be naintained as long as possible to allow residents to move freely in all directions from fixed posts. ,
- 2. When evacuation begins, implement appropriate one-way traffic controls as designated on each fixed post responsibility plan.
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FIXE 0 POST NUMBER SC-13 S.O.P. PAZ #6 Location: U.S.101 and 4th St See Map #6 Primary Responsibility . 1. Initially direct all traffic onto S/B U.S.101. Do not allow traffic to enter N/B U.S.101.
- 2. Some or all traffic may later be directed onto N/B U.S. 1 01 if traffic from the San Luis Obispo area has already cleared U.S. 101 or will no longer present a restriction to U.S.101.
Secondary Responsibility
- 1. Every 30 minutes, monitor your pocket dosimeter for exposure to radi-ation. If radiation exposure is noted:
- a. Log the initial reading and current reading on both of your exposure logs.
- b. Notify San Luis Obispo Dispatch Center of your I.D. #, post #, and exposure readings.
- c. Do not report .00 readings.
Supplemental Instructions _).
- 1. Due to the necessity of most evacuees to first return home to reclaim other family members and belongings, normal traffic movements will be maintained as long as possible to allow residents to move freely in all directions from fixed posts.
- 2. When evacuation begins, implement appropriate one-way traffic controls as designated on each fixed post responsibility plan.
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/ FIXED POST NUMBER SC-14 S.O.P. PAZ #6 Location: U.S.101 and Oak Park Blvd See Map #6 Primary Responsibility
- 1. Initia11y direct all traffic onto S/B U.S.101. Do not allow traffic to enter #8 U.S.101.
- 2. Some or all traffic may later be directed onto N/B U.S. 1 01 f f traffic from the San Luis Obispo area has already cleared U.S. 1 01 or will no longer present a restriction to U.S.101.
Secondary Resconsibility
- 1. Every 30 minutes, monitor your- pocket dosimeter for exposure to radi-ation. If radiation exposure is noted:
- a. Log the initial reading and current reading on both of your exposure l ogs ,
- b. Notify San Luis Obispo Dispatch Center of your I.D. #, post 4, and exposure readings.
- c. Do not report .00 readings.
Supplemental Instructions
- 1. Due to the necessity of most evacuees to first return home to reclaim other family members and belongings, normal traffic movements will be maintained as long as possible to allow residents to move freely in all directions from fixed posts.
.. 2. When evacuation begins, implement appropriate one-way traffic controls as designated on each fixed post responsibility plan.
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i ROVING UNIT NUf1BER: SC-Rover 2 S.O.p. PAZ #6 Area of Responsibility: City of Pismo Beach - City of Pismo Beach (including adjacent beacnes) See fiap #6 Primary Responsibilities
- 1. Rove area of responsibility, assisting evacuee traffic movements.
- 2. Keep roadways clear of disabled vehicles and any other obstructions.
- 3. Other duties as assigned.
Secondary Responsibilities
- 1. Every 30 minutes, monitor your pocket dosimeter for exposure to radi-ation. If radiation exposure is noted:
- a. Log the initial reading and current reading on both of your exposure
, logs.
- b. Notify San Luis Obispo Dispatch Center of your I.D. f, post #, and exposure readings.
- c. Do not report .00 readings. .
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- Area of Responsibility: City of Pismo Beach - City of Pismo Beach (including adjacent beaches)
See Map #6 Primary Responsibilities
- 1. Rove area of responsibility, assisting' evacuee traffic movements.
- 2. Keep roadways clear of disabled vehicles and any other obstructions.
- 3. C:her duties as assigned.
Secondary Responsibilities
- l. Every 30 minutes, monitor your pocket dosimeter for exposure to radi-ation. If radiation exposure is noted:
- a. Log the initial reading and current reading on both of your exposure logs. '
- b. Notify San Luis Obispo Dispatch Center of your I.D. 4, post #, and exposure readings.
- c. Do not report .00 readings.
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FIXE 0 POST NUMBER SC-15 S.O.P. pAZ #7 Location: Price Canyon Rd and Ormonde Rd See Map #1 Primary Responsibility
- 1. Direct' traffic to proceed N/B on Price Canyon Rd from this point toward S.R. 227 to be routed through San Luis Obispo.
Secondary Resoonsibility
- 1. Every 30 minutes, monitor your pocket dosimeter for exposure to radi-ation. If radiation exposure is noted:
- a. Log the initial reading and current reading on both of your exposure logs.
- b. Notify San Luis Obispo Dispatch Center of your I.D. #, post #, and exposure readings.
- c. Do not report .00 readings.
Supplemental Instructions
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- 1. Due to the necessity of most evacuees to first return home to reclaim other family members and belongings, normal traffic movements will be . s]
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- 2. When evacuation begins, implement appropriate one-way traffic controls as '
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FIXED POST NUMBER SC-16 S.O.P. PAZ #10 Location: U.S.101 and Brisco Rd See Map #6 Primary Responsibility
- 1. Block the on'-ramp to N/B U.S.101, allowing no traffic to enter N/B U.S.
101 at this point.
- 2. Direct traffic to proceed under freeway for routing onto S/B U.S.101 via the Halcyon Rd on-ramp.
Secondary Responsibility
- 1. Every 30 minutes, monitor your pocket dosimeter for exposure to radi-ation. If radiation exposure is noted:
- a. Log the initial reading and current reading on both of your exposure logs,
- b. Notify San Luis Obispo Dispatch Center of your I.D. #, post #, and .
exposure readings,
- c. Do not report .00 readings.
Supplemental Instructions T
- 1. Due to the necessity of most evacuees to first return home to reclaim other family members and belongings, normal traffic movements will be maintained as long as possible to allow residents to move freely in all directions from fixed posts. ,
- 2. When evacuation begins, implement appropriate one-way traffic controls as designated on each fixed post responsibility plan.
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FIXED POST NUMBER SC-17.S.O.P. PAZ 410 Location: U.S.101 and Halcyon Rd ' See Map #6 Primary Responsibility
- 1. Direct traffic from Halcyon Rd and the front te road onto S/B U.S.101.
Secondary Responsibility
- 1. Ev.ery 30 minutes, monitor your pocket dosimeter for exposure to radi-ation. If radiation exposure is noted:
- a. Log the initial reading and current reading on both of your exposure logs.
- b. Notify San Luis Obispo Dispatch Center of your I.D. #, post #, and exposure readings.
- c. Do not report .00 readings.
Supplemental Instructions
- 1. Due to the necessity of most evacuees to first return home to reclaim ,
other family r., embers and belongings, normal traffic movements will be j T maintained as long as possible to allow residents to move freely in all 1 directions from fixed posts. #
- 2. When evacuation begins, implement appropriate one-way traffic controls as designated on each fixed post responsibility plan.
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FIXED POST NUMBER SC-18 S.O.P. PAZ #10 Location: U.S.101 and Grand Ave ( Arroyo Grande) . See Map #6 primary Responsibility
- 1. Block the on-ramp to N/B U.S.101, allowing no traffic to enter N/B U.S.
101 at this point.
- 2. 'f rect traffic onto S/B U.S.101.
- 3. Grand Ave is a major route out of Arroyo Grande. If traffic volume is too great entering S/B U.S.101 at this point, some traffic may be directed toward Traffic Way for routing onto S/B U.S.101 or to N/B S.R. 227 to San Luis Obispo.
Secondary Responsibility
- 1. Every 30 minutes, monitor your pocket dosimeter for exposure to radi-ation. If radiation exposure is noted: .
- a. Log the initial reading and current reading on both of your exposure logs.
- b. Notify San Luis Obispo Dispatch Center of your I.D. #, post #, and exposure readings.
- c. Do not report .00 readings.
Supplemental Instructions
- 1. Due to the necessity of most evacuees to first return home to reclaim other family members and belongings, normal traffic movements will be maintained as long as possible to allow r.esidents to move freely in all directions from fixed posts.
- 2. When evacuation begins, implement appropriate one-way traffic controls as designated on each fixed post responsibility plan.
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1 FIXED POST NUMBER SC-19 S.O.P. PAZ #10 Location: U.S.101 and Fair Oaks Ave See Map #6 Primary Responsibility
- 1. Close 'the Fair Oaks Ave off-ramp from S/B U.S.101, directing S/B traffic on U.S.101 to continue S/B past this point.
- 2. Assist, if necessary, with the merging of traffic entering S/B U.S,101 from Grand Ave.
Secondary Responsibility
- 1. Every 30 minutes, monitor your pocket dosimeter for exposure to radi-ation. If radiation. exposure is noted: .
I a. Log the initial reading and current reading on both of your exposure logs.
- b. Notify San Luis Obispo Dispatch Center of your I.D. #, post #, and exposure readings. ,
- c. Do not report .00 readings.
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- 2. When evacuation begins, implement appropriate one-way traffic controls as I
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FIXED POST NUMBER SC-20 S.O.P. PAZ #10 Location: U.S.101 and Traffic Way See Map #6 Primary Responsibility
- 1. This post has no on-camp for N/B U.S.101. The S/B on-camp merges into the S/B #1 lane of U.S.101.
- 2. Allow traffic to enter S/B U.S.101. Monitor the merging traffic. If the flow of traffic on S/B U.S.101 is restricted by the use of this ramp, it may later be necessary to close it.
Secondary Responsibility
- 1. Every 30 minutes, monitor your pocket dosimeter for exposure to radi-ation. If radiation exposure is noted:
- a. Log the initial reading and current reading on both of your exposure logs.
- b. Notify San Luis Obispo Dispatch Center of your I.D. #, post #, and exposure readings.
- c. Do not report .00 readings.
Supplemental Instructions
- 1. Due to the necessity of most evacuees to first return home to reclaim other family members and belongings, normal traffic movements will be maintained as long as possible to allow residents to move freely in all directions from fixed posts.
- 2. When evacuation begins, implement appropriate one-way traffic controls as designated on each fixed post responsibility plan.
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FIXED POST NUMBER SC-21 S.O.P. PAZ #10 Location: S.R. I and Grand Ave See Map #6 Primary Responsibility
- 1. Direct traffic E/B on Grand Ave toward U.S.101 and S/B on S.R.1. Do not allow traffic N/B on Grand Ave from this point.
- 2. If summer beach crowds are present at Pismo State Beach, it may be neces-sary to direct all traffic S/B on S.'R. I to minimize congestion on U.S.
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- 3. This post and fixed post #16 at Pier Ave are primary exits for Pismo State Beach.
Secondary Responsibility ,
- 1. Every 30 minutes, monitor your pocket dosimeter for exposure to radi-ation. If radiation exposure is noted:
- a. Log the initial reading and current reading on both of your exposure logs.
- b. Notify San Luis Obispo Dispatch Center of your I.D. #, post #, and exposure readings.
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Suoplemental Instructioni
- 1. Due to the necessity of most evacuees to first return home to reclaim other family members and belongings, normal . traffic movements will be maintained as long as possible to allow residents to move freely in all directions from fixed posts.
- 2. When evacuation begins, implement appropriate one-way traffic controls as designated on each fixed post responsibility plan.
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b FIXED POST NUMBER SC-22 S.O.P. PAZ W10 Location: S.R. 1 and Pier Ave See Map #6 Primary Responsibility
- 1. Direct traffic to proceed S/B on S.R.1 from this point. Do not allow traffic N/B on S.R.1 from tnia point.
- 2. This post and fixed. post #15 at Grand Ave are primary exits for Pismo State Beach.
Secondary Responsibility
- 1. Every 30 minutes, monitor your pocket dosimeter for exposure to radi-ation. If radiation exposure is noted:
- a. Log the initial reading and current reading on both of your exposure logs.
- b. Notify San Luis Obispo Dispatch Center of your I.D. #, post #, and exposure readings.
- c. Do not report .00 readings.
Supplemental Instructions
- 1. Due to the necessity of most evacuees to first return home to reclaim other family members and belongings, normal traffic movements will be maintained as long as possible to allow residents to move freely in all directions from fixed posts.
- 2. When evacuation begins, implement appropriate one-way traffic controls as designated on each fixed post responsibility plan.
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l l FIXE 0 POST NUMBER SC-23 S.O.P. PAZ 810 Location: S.R. I and Halcyon Rd See Map #6 Primary Responsibility
- 1. Direct' traffic to proceed S/B on S.R. I from this point. Do not allow any traffic N/B on S.R.1.
Secondary Responsibility
- 1. Every 30 minutes, monitor your pocket dosimeter for exposure to radi-ation. If radiation exposure is noted:
- a. Log the initial reading and current reading on both of your exposure' logs.
- b. Notify San Luis Obispo Dispatch Center of your I.D. #, post #, and exposure readings.
- c. Do not report .00 readings.
Supplemental Instructions
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maintained as long as possible to allow residents to move freely in all directions from fixed posts. .
- 2. When evacuation begins, implement appropriate one-way traffic controls as designated on each fixed post responsibility plan. .
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- 1. Direct traffic to proceed S/B on S.R. I from this point. Do not allow traffic N/8 on S.R.1. .
Secondary Responsibility
- 1. Every 30 minutes, monitor your pocket dosimeter for exposure to radi-ation. If radiation exposure is noted:
- a. Log the initial reading and current reading on both of your exposure logs.
- b. Notify San Luis Obispo Dispatch Center of your I.D. #, post #, and exposure readings, i
- c. Do not report .00 readings.
Supplemental - Instructions ,
,. 1. Due to the necessity of most evacuees to first return home to reclaim other family members and belongings, normal traffic movements will be maintained as long as possible to allow residents to move freely in all directions from fixed posts.
- 2. When evacuation begins, implement appropriate one-way traffic controls as designated on each fixed post responsibility plan.
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o FIXED POST NUMBER SC-25 S.O.P. PA2 #10 Location: Los Berros Rd and Valley Rd See Map #6 Primary Responsibility
- 1. Direct traffic to proceed both E/8 on Los Berros Rd toward U.S.101 and .
S/B on Valley Rd toward S.R. 1.
- 2. Do not allow traffic to proceed N/B on Valley Rd.
Secondary Responsibility
- 1. Every 30 minutes, monitor your pocket dosimeter for exposure to radi-ation. If radiation exposure is noted:
- a. Log the initial reading and current rea' ding on both of your exposure logs.
- b. Notify San Luis Obispo Dispatch Center of your I.D. #, post #, and exposure readings.
- c. Do not report .00 readings.
Supplemental Instructions T
- 1. Due to the necessity of most evacuees to first return home to reclaim other family members and belongings, normal traffic movements will be maintained as long as possible to allow residents to move freely in all directions from fixed posts.
- 2. When evacuation begins, implement appropriate one-way traffic controls as designated on each fixed post responsibility plan.
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l ROVING UNIT NUMBER: SC-Rover 4 S.O.P. PAZ #1,0 Area of Responsibility: Five . Cities (southern portion) - City of Arroyo l I Grande, City of Grover City, Oceano, Halcyon and Pismo State Beach See Map #6 Primary Responsibilities
- 1. Rove area of responsibility, assisting evacuee traffic movements.
- 2. Keep roadways clear of disabled vehicles and any other obstructions.
- 3. Other duties as assigned.
Secondary Responsibilities
- 1. Every 30 minutes, monitor your pocket dosimeter for exposure to radt-ation. If radiation exposure is noted:
- a. Log the initial reading and current reading on both of your exposure logs.
- b. Notify San Luis Oli:.so Dispatch Center of your I.D.
. #, post #, and exposure readings.
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d ROVING' UNIT NUMBER: SC-Rover 5 S.0.P. PAZ #10 Area of Responsibility: Five Cities (southern portion) - City of Arroyo ' Grande City of Grover City, Oceano, Halcyon and Pirmo State Beach See Map #6 Primary Responsibilities
- 1. Rove area of responsibility, assisting evacuee traffic movements.
- 2. Keep roadways clear of disabled vehicles and any other obstructions.
- 3. Other duties as assigned.
Secondary Responsibilities
- 1. Every 30 minutes, monitor your pocket dosimeter for expcsure to radi-ation. If radiation exposure is noted: '
- a. Log the initial reading and current reading on both of your exposure logs,
- b. Notify San Luis Obispo Dispatch Center of your I.D. #, post #, and exposure readings.
- c. Do not report .00 readings.
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- 1. Rove area of responsibility, assisting evacuee traffic movements.
- 2. Keep roadways clear of disabled vehicles and any other obstructions.
- 3. Other duties as assigned.
Secondary Responsibilities
- 1. Every 30 minutes, monitor your pocket dosimeter for exposure to radi-ation. If radiation exposure is noted:
- a. Log the initial reading and current reading on both of your exposure logs,
- b. Notify San Luis Obispo Dispatch Center of your I.D. 4, post #, and exposure readings.
- c. Do not report .00 readings.
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o FIXED POST NtJMBER SC-26 S.O.P. PAZ #11 Location: S.R. 227 and Price Canyon Rd See Nap' #1 Primary Responsibility
- 1. Direct all traffic to proceed N/B on S.R. 227 toward San Luis Obispo. Do not allow traffic to proceed S/B S.R. 227 or S/8 on Price Canyon Rd.
Secondary Responsibility
- 1. Every - 30 minutes, monitor your pocket dosimeter - for exposure to radi-ation. If radiation exposure is noted:
- a. Log the initial reading and current reading on both of your exposure l o.gs.
- b. Notify San Luis Obispo Dispatch Center of your I.D. #, post #, and exposure readings.
- c. Do not report .00 readings.
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- 1. Dua to the necessity of most evacuees to first return home to reclaim other family members and belongings, normal traffic movements will be "
maintained as long as possible to allow residents to move freely in al'1 directions from fixed posts. .
- 2. When evacuation begins, implemer.t appropriate one-way traffic controls as designated on each fixed post responsibility plan.
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( FIXED POST NUMBER SC-27 S.O.P. PAZ #11 Location: S.R. 227 and Corbett Canyon Rd (north) See Map #1 Primary P*sponsibility
- 1. Direct all traffic to proceed N/B on S.R. 227 toward San Luis Obispo from this point.
- 2. Do not allow traffic to proceed S/B on S.R. 227.
Secondary Responsibility
- 1. Every 30 minutes, monitor your pocket dosimeter for exposure to radi-ation. If radiation exposure is noted: .
- a. Log the initial reading and current reading on both of your exposure logs.
- b. Notify San Luis Obispo Dispatch Center of your I.D. #, post #, and exposure readings.
- c. Do not report .00 readings.
Supplemental Instructions
- 1. Due to the necessity of most evacuees to first return home to reclaim other family members and belongings, normal traffic movements will be maintained as long as possible to allow residents to move freely in all directions from fixed posts.
- 2. When evacuation begins, implement appropriate one-way traffic controls as designated on each fixed post responsibility plan.
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O FIXED POST NUMBER SC-28 S.O.P. PAZ #11 Location: S.R. 227 and Printz Rd See fiap #1 and 6 primary Responsibility
- 1. Initia11y' direct traffic to proceed in both directions on S.R. 227; N/8 toward San Luis Obispo and S/B into Arroyo Grande.
- 2. If traffic volume through San Luis Obispo area becomes too great, it may later be necessary to direct all traffic S/B into Arroyo Grande.
Secondary Responsibility
- 1. Every 30 minutes, monitor your pocket dosimeter for exposure to radi-ation. If radiation exposure is noted:
- a. Log the initial reading and current reading on both of your exposure logs.
- b. Notify San Luis Obispo Dispatch Center of your I.D. #, post #, and exposure readings,
- c. Do not report .00 readings.
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- 1. Due to the necessity of most evacuees to first return home to reclaim other family members and belongings, normal traffic movements will be maintained as long as possible to allow residents to. move freely in all directions from fixed posts.
- 2. When evacuation begins, implement appropriate one-way traffic controls as designated on each fixed post responsibility plan.
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FIXED POST NUMBER SC-29 S.O.P. PAZ dll Location: S.R. 227 and Corbett Canyon Rd (south) See Map #1 and 6 Primary Responsibility
- 1. Initially allow traffic to proceed in both directions from this point; N/B toward San Luis Obispo and S/8 into Arroyo Grande.
- 2. If traffic volume through San Luis Obispo area becomes too great, it may later be necessary to direct all traffic S/B into Arroyo Grande.
Secondary Responsibility
- 1. Every 30 minutes, monitor your pocket dosimeter for exposure to radi-ation. If radiation exposure is noted:
- a. Log the initial reading and current reading on both of your exposure logs,
- b. Notify San Luis Obispo Dispatch Center of your I.D. W, post #, and exposure readings.
- c. Do not report .00 readings.
s, Supplemental Instructions
- 1. Due to the necessity of most evacuees to first return home to reclaim other family members and belongings, normal traffic movements will be maintained as long as possible to allow residents to move freely in all directions from fixed posts.
- 2. When evacuation begins, implement appropriate one-way traffic controls as designated on each fixed post responsibility plan.
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FIXED POST NtNBER SC-30 S.O.P. PAZ #11 Location: Lopez Dr and Orcutt Rd ' See Map #1 Primary Responsibility
- 1. Direct traffic to proceed S/8 on Lopez Dr toward Arroyo Grande and N/8 on Orcutt Rd toward San Luis Obispo. Do not direct traffic N/8 on Lopez Dr into'Lopez Lake area.
- 2. This is the only route in and _out of the Lopez Lake Recreation area.
Secondary Responsibility
- 1. Every 30 minutes, monitor your pocket dosimeter for exposure to radi-ation. If radiation exposure is noted:
- a. Log the initial reading and current reading on both of your exposure logs.
- b. Notify San Luis Obispo Dispatch Center of your I.D. #, post #, and exposure readings.
- c. Do not report .00 readings.
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- 1. Due to the necessity of most evacuees to first return home to reclaim other family members and belongings, normal traffic movements will be maintained as long as possible to allow residents to move freely in all
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- 2. . When evacuation begins, implement appropriate one-way traffic controls as designated on each fixed post responsibility plan.
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- 1. Rove area of responsibility, assisting evacuee traffic movements. ,
- 2. Keep roadways clear of disabled vehicles and any other obstructions.
- 3. Other duties as assigned.
Secondary Responsibilities
- 1. Every 30 minutes, monitor your pocket . dosimeter for exposure to radi-ation. If radiation exposure is noted:
- a. Log the initial reading and current reading on both of your txposure logs.
- b. Notify San Luis Obispo Dispatch Center of your I.D. #, post #, and exposure readings. ,
- c. Do not report .00 readings.
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FIXED POST NUMBER SC-31 S.O.P. PAZ #12 Location: U.S.101 and El Campo Rd ' See Map #6 Primary Responsibility
- 1. Direct' traffic from El Campo Rd to proceed S/8 on U.S. 1 01 to Santa Maria. Do not allow El Campo traffic to proceed N/8 on U.S.101 as this would disrupt S/B flow.
Secondary Responsibility
- 1. Every 30 minutes, monitor your pocket dosimeter for exposure to radi-ation. If radiation exposure is noted:
- a. Log the initial reading and current reading on both of your exposure logs.
- b. Notify San Luis Obispo Dispatch Center of your I.D. #, post #, and exposure readings.
- c. Do not report .00 readings.
Supplemental Instructions
- 1. Due to the necessity of most evacuees to first return home to reclaim )
other family members ano belongings, normal traffic movements will be maintained as lor.g as possible to allow residents to move freely in all airections from fixed posts.
- 2. When evacuation begins, implement appropriate one-way traffic controls as designated on each fixed post responsibility plan.
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FIXED POST NUMBER SC-32 S.O.P. PAZ #12 Location: U.S.101 and Los Berros Rd See Map #1 Primary Responsibility
- 1. Direct all traffic onto S/B U.S.101 to Santa Maria. Do not allow traffic to enter N/B U.S.101 from this point.
- 2. Do not direct traffic to proceed W/B on Los Berros Rd toward Arroyo Grande from this point.
Secondary Responsibility
- 1. Every 30 minutes, monitor your pocket dosimeter for exposure to radi-ation. If radiation exposure is noted:
- a. Log the initial reading and current reading on both of your exposure logs.
- b. Notify San Luis Obispo Dispatch Center of your I.D. e, post #, and exposure readings.
- c. Do not report .00 readings.
Supplemental Instructions
- 1. Due to the necessity of most evacuees to first return home to reclaim other family members and belongings, normal traffic movements will be maintained as long as possible to allow re.sidents to move freely in all directions from fixed posts.
- 2. When evacuation begins, implement appropriate one-way traffic controls as designated on each fixed post responsibility pla0 89
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l I . FIXED POST NUMBER SC-33 S.O.P. PAZ #12 s Location: S.R. I at Halcyon Rd and El Campo Rd (Nunes Bros Mkt)
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See Map #1 primary Responsibility
- 1. Direct all traffic to proceed S/B on S.R. I to Santa Maria area.
- Direct no traffic N/B on S.R.1.
Secondary Responsibility
- 1. Every 30 minutes, monitor your pocket dosimeter for exposure to radi-ation. If radiation exposure is noted:
- a. . Log the initial reading and current reading on both of your exposure logs.
- b. Notify San Luis Obispo Dispatch Center of your I.D. #, post #, and exposure readings.
- c. 'Do not report .00 readings.
Supplemental instructions
- 1. Due to the necessity of most evacuees to first return home to reclaim other family members and . belongings, normal traffic movements will. be -
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- 2. When evacuation begins, implement appropriate one-wey traffic controls as designated on each fixed. post responsibility plan.
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FIXE 0 POST NUMBER SC.-34 S.O.P. PAZ #12 Location: S.R. I and Willow Rd See Map #1 Primary Responsibility
- 1. Direct all traffic to proceed S/B on S.R.1 to Santa Maria area. Direct' no traffic N/B on S.R.1.-
Secondary Responsibility
- 1. Every 30 minutes, monitor your pocket dosimeter for exposure to radi-ation. If radiation exposure is noted:
- 4. Log the initial reading and current reading on both of your exposure logs. ,
- b. Notify San Luis Obispo Dispatch Center of your I.D. *, post *, and exposure readings. ',
- c. Do not report .00 readings.
Supplemental Instructions s-
- 1. Due to the necessity of most evacuees to first return hor.ie to reclaim other family members and belungings, normal traffic movements will be maintained as long as possible to allow residents to move freely in all directions from fixed posts.
- 2. When evacuation begins, implement appropriate one-way traffic controls as designated on each fixed post responsibility plan.
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FIXE 0 POST NUMBER SC-35 S.O.P. PAZ. #13 Location: U.S.101 and Tefft St ' See Map #1 Primary Responsibility
- 1. Direct traffic to proceed S/8 on U.S.101 to Santa Maria from this point.
Do not allow traffic to enter N/8 U.S.101 at this point. Secondary Responsibility
- 1. Every 30 minutes, monitor your pocket dosimeter for exposure to radi-ation. If radiation exposure is noted:
- a. Log the initial reading and current reading on both of your exposure logs.
- b. Notify San Luis Obispo Dispatch Cen'ter of your I.O. #, post #, and exposure readings.
- c. Do not report .00 readings. .
Supplemental testructions
- 1. Due to the necessity of most evacuees to first return home to reclaim other family members and belongings, normal traffic movements will be )
maintained as long as possible to allow residents to move freely in all directions from fixed posts.
- 2. When evacuation begins, implement appropriate one-way . traffic controls as designated on each fixed post responsibility plan.
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< FIXED POST NUM8ER SC-36 S.O.P. PAZ #13 Location: U.S.101' and S.R.166 See Map #1 Primary Responsibility
- 1. Direc: traffic from S.R.166 to proceed S/8 on U.S.101 into Santa Maria.
- 2. Do not allow traffic to enter N/8 U.S.101 at this point.
- 3. Close the fl/8 lanes of U.S.101, directing all N/8 traffic off onto S.R.
166 to be routed E/8 on S.R.166 or back S/8 on U.S.101. Secondary Responsibility
- 1. Every 30 minutes, monitor your pocket dosimeter for exposure to radi-ation. If radiation exposure is noted:
- a. Log the initial reading and current reading on both of your exposure logs.
- b. Notify San Luis Obispo Dispatch Center of your I.D. #, post #, and exposure readings.
- c. Do not report .00 readings.
Supplemental Instructions
- 1. Due to the necessity of most evacuees to first return home to reclaim other family members and belongings, normal traffic movements will be maintained as long as possible to allow residents to move freely in all directions from fixed posts.
- 2. When evacuation begins, implement appropriate one-way traffic controls as designated on each fixed post responsibility plan.
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I FIXED POST NtMBER SC-37 S.0.P. PAZ #13
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- 1. Direct traffic to proceed S/B on S.R. I to Santa Maria area and E/B on Division St to U.S.101.
, 2. Do not allow traffic to proceed s/B on S.R. I from this point. l l Secondary Resoonsibility l ( 1. Every 30 minutes, monitor your pocket dosimeter for exposure to radi-ation. If radiation exposure is noted:
- a. Log the initial reading and current reading on both of your exposure l ,
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- b. Notify San Luis Obispo Otspatch Center of your I.D. #. post 8, and exposure readings.
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- 2. When evacuation begins, implement appropriate one-way traffic controls as designated on each fixed post responsibility plan.
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ROVING UNIT NLMBER: SC-Rover 8 S.O.P. PAZ #13 Area of Responsibility: Niposo - Nipomo Mesa south of Willow Road, Nipomo Valley, Santa Maria Valley north of Santa Maria River See Map #1 Primary Responsib11ities
- 1. Rove area of responsibility, assisting evacuee traffic movements.
- 2. Keep roadways clear of disabled vehicles and any other obstructions.
- 3. Other duties as assigned.
Seandary Responsibilities
- 1. Every 30 minutes, monitor your pocket dosimeter for exposure to radt-ation. If radiation exposure is noted:
- a. Log the initial reading and current reading on both of your exposure logs. ,
- b. Notify San Luis Obispo Otspatch Center of your !.D. #, post #, and exposure readings. '
- c. Do not report .00 readings.
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R0VING UNIT NUMBER: SC-Rover 9 S.O.P. PAZ #13 Area of Responsibility: Nipomo - Nipomo Mesa south of Willow Road, Hiposo Valley, Santa Maria Valley north of Santa Maria River See Map #1 Primary Responsibilities
- 1. Rove area of responsibility, assisting evacuee traffic movements.
- 2. Keep roadways clear of disabled vehicles and any other obstructions.
- 3. Other duties as assigned.
Secondary Responsibilities
- 1. Every 30 minutes, monitor your pocket dosimeter for exposure to radt-ation. If radiation exposure is noted:
- a. Log the initial reading and current reading on both of your exposure logs.
- b. Notify San Luis Obispo Dispatch Center of your I.D. #, post 7, and exposure readings. .
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- - SAN LUIS OBISPO COUNTY NUCLEAR EMERGENCY RESPONSE PLMI CALTRANS--EOC LIAISON HOTIFICATION LIST Erergency Action Level: Unusual Event x Alert x site Area Emergency x General Emergency
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I i (.s TABLE OF CONTENTS f I Fage Introduction. . . . . . . . ..................... 2 4 Internal Training Program . ..................... 5 i j External Training Progras . ..................... 7 OCSS Locations - General Ins uctions . . . . . . ........... 8 County Superintendent of Sch ils. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
, School Districts by Zone - N iber of Students and Staff . . . . . . . . 14 Deputy Superintendent of Sch ils ................... 16 Administrative Assistant. . ..................... 21 Credentials Technician. . .
..................... 27 j Director. M & O . . . . . . ..................... 28 i
g .Transportati'on Supervisor . ..................... 30 ! B 1 M & 0 Staff. Dtc Staff. CCSS taff. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32 4 San Luis Obispo High School : ecial Education ............ 33 i Principal Chris Jespersen Si:ool . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36 Ray Robertson, Chris Jesperse . School'. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35 l Need Teacher. Development Ce: .er for the Mandicapped. . . . . . . . . . 40 o 4 Laura Boyer Development Cent .c for the Randicapped . . . . . . . . . . 42 Environmental Education Cen:s - OCSS Staff ............. 44 ) Environmental Education Cents - Visitors .............. 45 i y l Communit School - Staff ....................... 46 California State Preschools ..................... 47 Telephone Team. . . . . . . .'. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45 j School Districts (Enternal) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 49 School District Superintender :s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .51 Private Schools . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52
\ Private School of San Luis Ot.spo County listing ........... 54 i
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I I OCSS School Sites (Internal). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56 1 Internal Phone List . ............."............ 58
. External Phone List . ......................... 59
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Location of Tone-Alert Radios . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... . . 61 Emergency Telephone Numbers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 62
- OCSS Sites by Zone. . ......................... 63 Private Schools By Zones. . . . . . . . ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 64 tisto,T. hic 1.s............................ 6, 1 Radio Communication Specs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 66 Auxiliary Communications ....................... 67 BBergency level Classification. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 68 i
!! Radiation and Essards . ,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 68 Terms and Abbreviations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 70 l List of Protective Action Zones . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 71 Protective Action Zones Nap .....4 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 73 Chart of Command. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 74 Bus Resources . . . . . . . . . .,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 75 t
I I l. A J i I i i i i.
e t INTRODUCTION I. Overview, Purpose and Objectives A. Overview and Purpose The purpose of this document is to provide a model to notify all schools of emergency conditions, to protect, and, if necessary, evacuate special education students of tho' Office of County Super intendent of Schools (OCSS), and to insure that each employee of the OCSS has appropriate instructions and training for an emergency situation. The internal program that is referred to in this document will include those students and staff directly associated with the OCSS. The external program will include the service extended tc districts and private schools in the County. The office of the County Superintendent of Schools is NOT respon-sible for evacuating students during other than normal school hours h - or for any h tt school-sponsored activities. B. Objectives: The objective of this document is to delineate tasks and responsibilities of employees of the OCSS. for them to follow during an emergency situation. II. Responsibilities A. The County Superintendent of Schools shall be responsible for the completion and execution of this procedure. B. The chain of command of the OCSS shall be observed. County Superintendent of Schools E, Deputy Superintendent of Schools {. 5 Administrative Assistant ............. Telephone Team I Director of M & 0 C. ForpurposesofthYsplan,thecosmandshallbedividedinto two classes-A and B. f _ Class A Key Offiefals: Deputy Superintendent '. Administrative Assistant Director of M & O 2
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Class B Key Officials: l' All other Directors Coordinator Environmental Center Coordinator, Juvenile Court School l
, Coordinator, Community School Head Teacher, DCH Management Team l Principals '
Preschool Head Teacher t D. The main form of communication between the Emergency Operations Center and the OCSS Response Centers shall be land-line telephones. If the telephones are out of order, the County Superintendent may use, as an alternative, the radio in his car. [ This radio has as Base 1, the M & O Response Center, and as Base 2, the OCSS Response Center. The County Superintendent may be contacte'd by " beeper" as necessary, also. E. After consultation with the Special Education Department, the highest ranking person in this office would be the one to make a the decisions as to the evacuation of OCSS schools. g . III. Tasks-External and Interna 1r A. Notification-External. A plan for the notification of the District Superintendents or alternates, and private schools shall be estab-lished and updated qucrterly. Lists shall include sites by Protection Action Zone. Persons assigned to this task are:
- 1. Executive Secretary. (Alternate, Clark IV) k
- 2. Admin. Secretary, Education (Alternate. Personnel Tech.)
- 3. Admin. Secretary, Business, (Alternate, Secretary, Spec. Ed.)
B. Notification-Internal. A plan for the notification of the OCSS staff and OCSS school / class sites shall be established and updated quarterly. The persons assigned to this are (Administrative Assistant); g Alternate, credentials Technician . l C. Trainint-External. A plan for training administrators in
, private schools and day-care centers throughout the County shall be included. The , training shall include written materials sent to . each site and an invitation to attend an annual 0 CSS training session. Included shall be pre-planned training for parents.
D. Traininn-Internal. A plan for training OCSS staff shall be established and a training period for staff shall be given at least annually, as listed below. . . k i 3 _ _ , . _ . _ - . _ _ - ~ . _ , - _ _ . . _ _ _ . _ . . , _ _ _ _ - _ _ . - . . , , , , _ _ _ _ , , - _ _ . , _ _ _ . - . , , . . ,
i The persons responsible for this training program are ( (Administrative Assistant): Alternate, Director, Ed. Services. p . IV. Emersoney Staff
, A. Telephone Team Alternates. During an emergency the alternates {
should move to a desk / telephone near the OCSS Response Center in order to be available to assist the person doing the l calling. The alternate for the switchboard should be available for running errands and coordination of communications. t B. " Code Blue" The switchboard operator and other members of the telephone 7eam should use the term " Code Blue" over the loudspeaker as a signal that the Emergency Response Plan is being activated. This term is designed to signal team members to assemble at the Response Center and it will not unduly alarm visitors in the building. (a C. Upon receipt of a message of possible emergency activity, the County Superintendent of Schools shall go to EOC. If the I Superintendent is absent, the Deputy Superintendent shall go. [. If the Deputy Superintendent is. absent the Administrative 4 g Assistant shall go. If all three are absent, the Director in charge shall go; this may be either the Director Instructional Service; Director, Special Education; or Director of Business
- P Services. Thus, the OCSS Response Center will be staffed by j
j either the Administrative Assistant or the Credentials Technician and the Maintenance / Transportation Deparenant will l I be staffed by either the Director of Maintenance and operation or the Transportation Supervisor. l: li t I t f l k k f i
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O. \ IlffERNAL TRAINING PROGRAM t i A. Schedule of inservice for OCSS individuals to be included:
- 1. Management Team - Quarterly
- 2. Teachers - Annually Aides - Annually
- 3. Main Office Staff
- 4. M & O Building staff
- 5. Bus drivers
- 6. D.C.H. staff
- 7. Environmental Center staff B. General Training:
- 1. Briefing of overall plan of operation
- 2. Assignments of personnel
- 3. Information on turning off gas / electricity
- 4. Explanation of terms and conditions p 5. Evacuation routes g 6. Congregate points
- 7. Planned procedures
- 3. Emergency notification and recall procedures l 9. Response centers established C. Alerting Training:
- 1. Telephone warning system
- 2. Response at OCSS sites D. Emergency Worker Exposure Control Training:
- 1. Teachers
- 2. Aides
- 3. Drivers * *
- 4. Management Team C 5. Background on nuclear accidents, radiation-protective action
& guidelines.
- 6. Use of gear, equipment, protective clothing
- 7. Use of other emergency equipment E. Drills and Exercises:
- 1. Conaunications drill monthly with Sheriff's Office (Tone-Alert Radio) 5 J
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Annual F.zercises:
- a. Alerting School Districts, Private Schools I
b. Alerting OCSS staff
- c. Alerting transportation supervisor
- d. Call-up of response personnel
( e. Staffing of response centers
- f. Test of field operations 3 Evacuating and implementing corrective actions
- 3. Procedure Update:
- a. Following the annual exercises, the Administrative Asst.
shall: 4 y 1) Review and update telephone numbers inr.ediately [ 2) Recommend any modifications in the procedures in writing to the County Office of Energency Services 3) Require internal staff input to make procedure more efficient '
- 4) Request external input from districts and private schools
[ 5) Correct and update Standard Operating Procedures (SOP) 5 within on* aonth of the annual exercia.
- 6) Send copies of updated plan to County Office of Emergency Services
- 4. Continuous Activities 1
- a. Quarterly - Transportation Supervisor to check safety equipment for maximum efficiency
- b. Quarterly - Principals, check safety equipment and supplies b
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EXTERNAL TRAINING PROGRAM A. Identify external agencies. L
- 1. School districts of the County:
- These vill be notified by tha Telephone Team, but they have their own training program and are therefore beyond the scope of this l
document. I
- 2. Private Schools:
- a. Alta Vista School f, b. Central Coast Christian Academy
- c. Coast Christian School
- d. Dandy Lion Preshool
- e. Dayspring Christian School
- f. Grace Christian Academy
- g. Rawthorn School p h. Holy Angels Day School 3 1. Home School J. Lighthouse Christian School
- k. Los Verdes Montessori School
- 1. Mission College Prep. .
- m. No. County Christian School
- n. Old Mission School -
- o. Paso kobles Christian School
- p. Roandoak of God Christian School
- q. San Luis Christian Academy
- r. St. Patrick's Parochial School
[- s. St. Rose School
- t. Stafford (Jean) School
- u. Templeton Hills Seventh-Day Adventist School
- v. Trinity Lutheran School
- v. Valley View Seventh-Day Adventist Jr. Academy
- 3. Adult Handicapped Centers:
- a. Punctional Living
- b. Casa de Vida I c.
d. Achieverent House Escuela del Rio ! e. No. County Industries _
- 3. Inform' external agencies of OCSS plan:
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- 1. Develop a brochure with basic information about telephone alerting system.
- 2. Invite representatives to attend annual inservice for DCSS staff' -
; (alternate: hold special training for them here).
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- p. 3. Encourage private schools to train and inform parents of procedures.
C. Update time-line: *
- 1. Update phone numbera and names of contact persons-quarterly.
. 2. Update brochure, training procedures-annually.
I OCSS LOCATIONS - GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS OCSS INDEPENDENT LOCATIONS F Chris Jespersen School - Pacheco School
- Loma Vista - DCH
# San Luis Obispo Sr. High School Del Mar Preschool Il4 Community School
. . Rancho El Chorro Environmental Education Center THESE STUDENTS WILL BE TRANSPORTED BY THE OCSS SPECIAL' DAY CLASSES ON DISTRICT CAMPUSES f ,
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,- C.L. Smith School ; ,
l Oceano Elementary North Oceano Elementary Arroyo Grande Preschool . g Arroyo Grande High School - TMR Class
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THESI: STUDENTS WILL BE COVERED BYM LOCAL DISTRICT'S SOP AND
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L - COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS I. The County Superintendent of Schools or alternate key official vill be notified of an incident by the Sheriff's office or by the tone--alert radf o, and will report to the Emergency Operations Center, as directed. m NAME OF ALTERNATE: Deputy Superintendent r-Action to be taken by the County Superintendent or alternate: A. Write down the message, including accident classification. Confirmation Procedure--Upon receiving first notification from the Sheriff's office, the Superintendent shall call the following number g to verify the validity of the emergency. u-Watch Commander, Sheriff's Office
- 1. Unusual Event
- 2. Alert
- 3. Site Area Emergency
- 4. General Emergency B. J_f, f UNUSUAL EVENT:
Take no action; this is for information purposes only. C. Jf ALERT:
- Phone the following Class A key officials of the Office of
] County Superintendent of Schools (OCSS), or their alternates:
The first e call of the series shall be made to the OCSS I
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switchboar so that the switchboard operator can inform , the telephone am; su sequent calls shall be made on the direct line, l The extensions are as follows: I ~ EOC S Response Center San Luis Coastal
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Lucia Mar ] (follow-up confirmation by l Atascadero telephone team) r i
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- 3. Deputy Superintendent (Alternates, Administrative Assistant, Director of Business y Services, Director of Educational Services or Director of g Special Education)
- 4. Superintendent. San Luis Coastal Unified Work Home Direct line Ext.
H ALTERNATE PHONE NUMBERS FOR OCSS Supt. Office 3 Switchboard Pay phone PREPARED MESSACE: (Note: If any other wordage is to be used, WRITE OUT the entire message. Then, the exact same message vill be given to everyone.
"This is Sam Canale at the Emergency Operations Center. An ALERT has been declared by the Sheriff's Office. You are directed to
, remain on stand-by until you.raceive further instructions from me.
Repeat the message back to me." D. If SITE AREA OR CENERAL ENERCENCT: [i '
- 1. Determine if protective action, such as evacuation or shelter is recommended by the County Emergency Services Director for the OCSS and schools.
- 2. Phone the following Class A key officials of the OCSS, or their alternates:' '
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- a. Deputy Superintendent f'
(Alternatt., AdministratiEe Assistant)
- b. Administrative Assistant Work Home (Alternate, Credentials Tec E ic Work Hone . ,..
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- 3. If SHELTER, BE SURE TO INCLUDE ZONE NUMBERS.
1 PREPARED MESSAGE: "This is Sam Canale at the Emergency Operations Center. At A.M./P.M. a was declared at (Time) (Classification) the Diablo Canyon Nuclear Power Plant. There has been: (Choose one) 1. No release of radiation.
- 2. A potential release of radiation.
p 3. A release of radiation to the atmosphere. l" SHELTERING is ordered for zone (s) . The description of each zone is as follows. (See Appendix 4 for map and zone description.) Phone Class B key officials of 1
%, the OCSS and activate the telephone team to call the districts and private schools in those zones. SHELTERING is to continue until you hear from me or an announcement is made by radio.
{ (Estimated time of SHELTERING to be obtained from County 3 Engineer, if possible). Follow instructions in the plan. Repeat the message back to me.
- 4. If EVACUATION, BE SURE TO INCLUDE ZONE NUMBERS.
Phone Class A key officials. , I a. Deputy Superintendent (Alternate, Administrat:.ve Ass War Home ant d b. Administrative Assistant Work Home (Alternate, Credentials Technicia h[
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Q c. M & O Director Work a Home g (Alternate.Trans3rtaticn rvisor) Work g _Home PREPARED MESSACE: "This is Sam Canale at the Emergency Response I. L Center. At ._ A.M./P.M. a was declared at (Time) (Classification)
- the Diablo Canyon Power Plant. There has been : (Choose one)
- 1. No release of radiation.
- 2. A potential release of radiation.
- 3. A release of radiation to the atmosphere.
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- 5. Notify Atascadero Unified l and/or Allen Hancock College Direct Line - 45
. E. Make/ receive periodic status reports to/from Response Center. After p
the telephone tean has completed their list of calls and notifies the Response Center the Response Center shall instruct the switchboard to (, notify the Superintendent at the EOC that his instructions have been completed. The way this shall be done is by the " beeper." The one-way electronic device that enables the Superintendent to record
, oral messages but cannot return calls on this device.
F. The Superintendent vill have an electronic " beeper" for signaling from M & O Center. May signal to the EOC if necessary. II. To Districts in Zones NOT Being Evacuated:
! PREPARED MESSACE: "This is at the Emergency Operations Center. 'There has been: (Choose one) '
I. No release of radiation.- I 2. A potential release of radiation.
- 3. A release of radiation to the atmosphere.
at the Diablo Canyon Nuclear Power Plant. A SITE AREA /CENERAL EMERCENCY
- has Zones been declared and the Sheriff has ordered the evacuation of How many buses and drivers do you have available to assist in the evacuation? How soon can they be ready?"
(Make assignment, if necessary, upon command of County Engineer.)
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- III. During the incident, requests for information regarding the status of activity, such as evacuation, may be received by the County Super-intendent from the Public Information Office. Be prepared to report the current level of activity in each area. Use Log in this section for basis of reports.
l' The Superintendent may require information of the availability of buses I and may phone the M & 0. Center or school districts depending upon the emergency. O O g es b 12
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<-- IV. DEMOBILIZATION PROCEDURES A. "ALL CLEAR" is given upon notice from Emergency Operations Center.
{ Notification to activate demobilization procedure will also come from the Emergency Operations Center. ( L 1. If "ALL CLEAR" is announced before pupils have a chance to be 1 evacuated from their home school, the school /s will follow normal routine.
- 2. If "ALL CLEAR" is given before the school day is over and pupils are at receiving school /s or congregate centers, students, principals, teachers and staff will be returned to their home school /s as designated by the County Superintendent, or designee.
p Principals and teachers will remain with students until all
~ students have been picked up by parents / guardians, or buses will q!
return students to their home in the usual manner.
- 3. If "ALL CLEAR" is given after the school day is over, students.
J' principals, teachers and other staff will be returned from re-ceiving school /s or congregate care centers to their home p school /s as designated by the County Superintendent, or designee. Principals and teachers will remain with students until all 3 students have been picked up by parents / guardians at the home j- school site. Each school district shall notify DCSS of projected time the school bus w'11 1 arrive at specific sites with returning children. OCSS shall notify the Public Information Officer so information may be broadcast and parents can pick up children. l f) 4. Messaae to OCSS and M & 0. Response Centers: "An 'ALL CLEAR' has M been declared by the Sheriff. (Details depend on time of day, l and previous orders. Clear with E0C/ Sheriff on steps to be y] taken). Call Class B officials of the OCSS and activate the
- telephone team to call the districts and private schools. Repeat this message back to ime."
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San Luis Bellevue / 3 6 69 Coastal Santa Fe Claude Alvis l y 5 42 528 Richard Los Osos Jr. Rif 5 39 456 James Renzi e*: Sunn sid
- / 5 48 6'68 F. Michael Lacey LuciaMar[ kins Inter. 6 42 528 John Hobberlin c
Shell Beesh 6 20 385 Elizabeth
>- Anderson San Luis Bir ho s's Peak 8 29 452 Ed'Riley Coastal "-
- C.L. - Sai h l 8, 24 428 Claude Alvis chorn 8 28 239 Marianne
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~ , , r-takovich 8 31 519 James Miller .
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! C nity 9 200 Day - 4065 Dr. Martinez
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- San Luis Morro Bay 9 65 882 Dave Martin Coastal High School i
Morro Bay 9 43 449 David Moore e - Lucia Mar Arroyo Grande 10 160 2139 Doug Hitchen
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Crover Heights 10 24 367 Richard Elementa Simpson Harloe 10 28 518 David Wilson f Y Lopez Cont. 10 12 179 Gary Mickle 3
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$ 10 40 425 Sandra Lebens an View-- 10 33 521 Raeanna M r. / Thomasson
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Gallegos Paulding 10 38 534 James Miller Inter. _ - Branch 12 15 198 Martha Silva s Dana 13 36 494 J"*"
, 011varria Niposo Elem. ,
13 31 371 L lata .*- Hsalett Atascadero- Santa 14 30 365 Judy Randazzo Unified I
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- . . _ , . . .. . .switchboar o that the switchboard operator can inform the j e telephone team; su sequent calls shall be made on the direct line. I The extensions are as fo13ows
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jg at the Diablo Canyon Nuclear Power Plant. A SITE AREA /CENERAL 1 L. EMERGDICT has been declared and the Sheriff has ordered the i evacuation of Zone (s) . -Row many buses and drivers
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- 4) Message to OCSS and M & O Response Centers: "An 'ATI CLEAR' g has been declared by that Sheriff. (Details depend on time of B day, and previous orders. Clear with EOC/ Sheriff on steps to g, be taken). Call Class B officials of the OCSS and activate the telephone team to call the districts and private schools.
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I. If the Deputy Superintendent of Schools is absent or unable to serve. the Administrative Assistant shall receive the notification of an incident by the Sheriff's Office, or the tone-alert radio. The instructions in the section on the County Superintendent then apply to the Administrative i Assistant. NAME OF ALTERNATE: (Person in Charge) Action to be taken by Deputy Superintendent or afternate: A. Write down the message, including accident classification. Confirmation Procedure-Upon receiving first notification from the Sheriff's office, the Superintendent shall call the following number to verify the validity of the emergency.
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Watch Commander, Sheriff's Office
- 1. Unusual Event *
- 2. Alert h- 3. Site Area Emergency W! 4. General Emergency B. I_f, f UNUSUAL EVENT: -
Take no action; this is for information purposes only, a l C. If ALERT:
- 1. Notify the following Class A key officials of the OCSS or'their alternates. Advise them to stand by.
The first tel one call of the series shall be made to the OCSS switchboard neo that the switchboard operator can inform y( the telephone team; su> sequent calls shall be made on the direct line. The extensions are as follows: I ' 41-EOC - k 46-0 CSS Response Center 40-San Luis Coastal . l 44-Lucia Mar 8 45-Atascadero O . 21 -
L l 1 A . Class A Officials are: *
- a. Deputy Superintendent l
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- b. Administrative Assistant I
(Alternate, Credentials Tgs.hpician L Work Home t
- c. M & O Director Work Hon (Alternate, Tra E ortat on isor)
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- 2. Superintendent San Luis Coastal Unified Work jl - Home ;
[- Direct Line Ext, ALTERNATE PHONE NUMBERS FOR OCSS Supt. Office Switchboard Pay phone A 3. Notify chief telephone team member t activate calling. procedure for external notification for ALERT. PREPARED MESSAGE: "This is at the Emergency
' Operations Center. An ALERT has been declared by the Sheriff's Office. You are directed to remain on stand by until you receive
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L. further instructions from'me. Repeat the message back to me."
- 4. Notify Atascadero Unified and Allen Hancock Co==nmf ty College 7 when an ALERT is declared so to be on stand-by to receive evacuees
.j in the event an evacuation is necessary. --
' Atascadero - Superintendent Hancock - Superintendent _ D. If SITE AREA or CENERAL EMERCENCT:
- 1. Notify Response Center at OCSS, who will call Clasi A key officiala, who will in turn notify Class B officials. The Class B officials will then notify all remaining staff members. -
Class B Officials are:
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- b. Coordinator, Environmental Center
- c. Head Teacher, DCH * '"
- d. Management Team ,
- e. Principals
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- 2. Determine if protective action such as EVACUATION or SHELTER is recommended by the County Emergency Services Director for the OCSS and its school / class sites.
E. E SHELTER, BE SURE TO INDICATE ZONE NUMBERS WHERE APPROPRIATE!
- i. Prepared Message: "This is at the Emergency Operations Center. At A.M./P.M. a was
[ (Time) (Classification) i (- declared at the Diablo Canyon Nuclear Power Plant. There has been: , (Choose one) 1. No release of radiation. 2. A potential release of radiation.
- 3. A release of radiation to the atmosphere.
Remain indoors until further notification. Keep doors and windows tightly closed. Turn off heating and cooling systems. 1 (Estimated time for SHELTERING to be obtained from County Engineer,
,. if possible). Follow instructions in the training manual. Repeat this message back to me."
- 1. Make/ receive periodic status reports to/from Response Center J - at OCSS and M & 0.
,d 2. Notify Class A key officials, who will notify others of status j changes, including clearance to be evacuated, or to return to normal routine or other special instructions.
Class A Officials are: / i
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h l (Alternate. TransporYa' tion Su_pervi - l [N . Work y F. E EVACUATION, BE'SURE TO INDICATE ZONE NUMBER! PREPARED MESSAGE: "This is e.t the Emergency Operations Center. Ar. A.M./P.M. a was i I (Time) (Classification) declared at the Diablo Canyon Power Plant and the Sheriff has ordered an EVACUATION of the people in Zone (s) . Follow the instructions in the training manual. Students, staff, and you l will be taken to the I congregate center. -(Include recommended use of specific highway"or roads if such recommendation is available). Repeat this message back 4 i
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- 1. Make/ receive periodic status reports to/from Response Center at OCSS and M & 0.
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- 2. Notify Response Center at OCSS, who vill notify Class A officials, who will, in turn, notify others of change in status, or return
{], to school site, or other special instructions. . After consultation with the Special Education Department, the highest ranking person in this office vouild be the one to make decisions as to the evacuation of OCSS schools. Class A Officials are:
- a. Deputy Superintendent
- b. Aduinistrative Assistant e
- c. D?. rector of M & O e 3. Notify Atascadero and Hancock College to let them know how many
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people Feve been ordered to evacuats M - Atascadero - Superintendent i Hax/ack - Superintendent ' G. To Districts NOT BEING EVACUATED: Prepared message: "This is at the Emergency
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- 1. No release of radiation. ,
- 2. A potential release of radiation.
- 3. A release of radiation to the. atmosphere.
at the Diablo Nuclear Power Plant. A SITE AREA / GENERAL EMERGENCY has been declared and the Sheriff has ordered the EVACUATION of h Zones . How many buses. and drivers do you have available to 9 assist in the EVACUATION? How soon can they be ready?" (Make assignment, if necessary, upon conmand of County Engineer.)
" Report back to me when this assignment is completed."
. II. If the Superintendent of Schools or the Deputy Superintendent of y schools is available and serving at the Emergency Operations Center, M the Administrative Assistant shall stand by at the Office of the County i Superintendent of Schools Response Center. Upon receipt of a message
(' by telephone, tone-alert radio, siren, emergency broadcast system, or other means, the Administrative Assistant shall activate the'OCSS 3 Response Center in the Superintendent's Conference Room in the main building of the OCSS. NAME OF ALTERNATE: [CredentialsTechnician) A. Write down the message, including the accident classification. Confirmation Procedure-Upon receiving first notification from the *
; . Sheriff's office, the Superintendent shall call the following number to verify the validity of the emergency.
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- 1. Unusual Event
- 2. Alert
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- 4. General Emergency B. If UNUSUAL EVENT:
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,! C. E ALERT:
Notify chief telephone team member to activate the calling j") procedures for external notification. Business Office [5e Education Maint. & Operation - Spec. Education D. E SITE AREA / GENERAL EMERCENCY:
- 1. Notify chief telephone team member to activate calling procedure for external notification.
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, 2. Notify chief telephone team member to activate calling procedura for internal notification.
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- 3. Call for police, fire, traffic e trol or medical assistance 9 by calling the Sheriff's Office -
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/ current level of activity in each area. Use Log in this section for basis of reports. -
, IV. DEMOBILIZATION PROCEDURES A. "ALL CLEAR" is given upon notice from Emergency Operations Center.
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. Repeat this message back to me."
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Assignments to drivers will be given by radio. After the assignments are completed, drivers will report to the
- M & 0 Building by radio for additional assignments.
) After consultation with the Special Education Department,* [a the highest ranking person in this office would be the one to make decisions as to the evacuation of OCSS schools. > { Prepared Massame. "This is from the OCSS. There has been a release of radiation from the Diablo Canyon Nuclear Power Plant and an evacuation has been ordered for , Zones . You are to do the following: (List; orders)" l " Repeat back to me." ] [ E. If school is not in session, but buses have started morning run, 3 or are finishing afternoon runs, instructions from Emergency Operations Center or the OCSS Response Center will be given. F. If students are on a field trip and an emergency is declared, drivers are to be given appropriate instructions by M & 0 Response Center, depending on the notification received from the hersency Operations Center. ! FOR MAINTENANCE / REPAIR STAFF: E. If an ALERT is called, notify for possible action: i y, *
- 1) Maintenance lead-person
- 2) AY Repair Department -
- 3} Mechanics F. If a SITE AREA / GENERAL EMERGENCT is declared
- 1) Shelterina. Staff of M & 0 Building shall be directed to
[ stay indoors, away from windows. Seal windows with tape. i r u Turn on radio to*AM 920 or 1400. 4
- 2) Evacuation. Staff vill be dismissed to leave in their own cars, in accordance with directions.
C. If the Superintendent and Deputy Superintendent are not available to serve at the Emergency Opere.tions Center, the Administrative Assistant serves there. In that case, the Director of M & O takes charge of the Main OCSS Response Center, and the Trans-portation Supervisor takes charge of the M & O Response Center *.- 1 4
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- M & 0 /IMC STAFF AV Repair Dept., Maintenance and Mechanics stand by for assistance as needed.
IMC.AND OCSS STAFF Those serving as back-up for telephone team or switchboard, stand-by for assignments. All others stand by for instructions. . P If A1ERT is sounded, stand by for further instructions. L. If SITE AREA / GENERAL EMERGENCY is sounded: W SHELTERING: Turn off air conditioning system; seal windows and doors with tape; check water supply. I EVACUATION: Orders from EOC. COORDINATORS, ITINERANT SERVICES, ROUTEDRIVERS 4 4 These employees are likely to be at the school site of a school district. If m so, they should follow the instructions given in the plans for those dis-
, tricts. If the employees are in transit, he/she should tune in the AM radio to 920 or 1400 for instructions.
- Do not call the OCSS, since it will be essential to use the phone lines for consunications from E0C.
4 SWITCHBOARD The switchboard operator facilitates all Emergency Response calls. The operator will screen out and. hold all non-emergency calls. The phrase
" Code Blue" will be used over the intercom to instruct the Emergency Response Telephone Team within the main office building to gather in the area designated as the Center in the case of an emergency. The operator is also in charge of the Tone-Alert radio, making note of messages and trans-mitting and receiving messages over the radio.
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[. 1. Pre-emergency preparations shall include:
- a. Regular inservice training for staff, including a complete '
review of all steps to be taken at each level of emergency.
- b. Review and update of handbook and instructions.
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- c. Review and inspection of supplies, blankets, snacks, tape,
- flashlights, batteries, radio and related items.
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- d. Prepare name tags for all students.~
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- f. Assign staff tasks such as loading buses and recordin's evacuation and other related tasks.
3 Instruct parents on the Nuclear Response Plan; where the child will be g taken in an evacuation and that the child may be picked up at the congregate center.
- 2. Upon notification by radio, telephone, or tone-alert radio, the principal of San Luis Obispo High School shall follow procedures, as listed below. -
1 3. If an ALERT is declared: f,1
- a. Stand by for further instructions.
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- c. If appropriate explain situation to students.
- d. Continue school day as moraally as possible.
[' 4. If SITE AREA / GENERAL EMERGENCY is declared, notification will come i f by telephone from the OCSS Respoupe Center, radio, or tone-alert radio.
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