ML20147H790
| ML20147H790 | |
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| Site: | Shoreham File:Long Island Lighting Company icon.png |
| Issue date: | 03/03/1988 |
| From: | Taylor J KIRKPATRICK & LOCKHART, SUFFOLK COUNTY, NY |
| To: | LONG ISLAND LIGHTING CO. |
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| CON-#188-5757 OL-3, NUDOCS 8803090069 | |
| Download: ML20147H790 (11) | |
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March )4RC1988 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA MAR -7 P4 :26 NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION CMF 3 SECOT, -
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SUFFOLK COUNTY'S SECOND SUPPLEMENTAL RESPONSE TO LILCO'S SECOND SET OF INTERROGATORIES AND REQUESTS FOR PRODUCTION OF DOCUMENTS REGARDING ROLE CONPLICT OF SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS Suffolk County hereby supplements its Answers of January 27, and its Supplemental Response of February 26, 1988 to LILCO's Second Set of Interrogatories and Requests for Production of Documents Regarding Role Conflict of School Bus Drivers ("LILCO's Second Discovery Request").
LILCO Interrocatory No. 28 l
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Please list all New York State and Suffolk County agencies, personnel and Contractors who were asked to provide the information to respond to this Second Set of Interrogatories and Requests.
Answer.
In addition to the persons identified in Attachment 1 to "Suffolk County's Answers to LILCO's Second Set of i
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Interrogatories and.Roquests for Production of Documents Regarding Role Conflict of School Bus Drivers," dated January 27,
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individuals provide information to respond to LILCO's Second 1
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Dr. Bruce Brodsky, Mr. Edward Doherty,'Dr.
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Howard Koenig, Dr. Nick Muto, Mr. Robert Petrilak, Mr. Anthony i
Rossi, Mr. Thomas Smith, and Dr. Richard Suprina.
LILCO Interrocatory No. 29 I
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Please provide an up-to-date copy of all early dismissal and/or emergency plans for each of the schools identified in Attachment 1 of "LILCO's Motion for Summary Disposition of Contention 25.C (' Role
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Conflict' of School Bus Drivers)," dated October 22, 1987.
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Copies of the most recent versions of the Middle Country Central School District's "Plans A and B for Emergency School Closing 1987-88" and the Mt. Sinal Union Free School District's "Emergency Preparedness 'Go Home' and ' Stay in School' Plans" are attached.
These plans were only recently provided to counsel for Suffolk County.
They are being provided to LILCO in response to this outstanding document request.
In addition, a copy of the Middle Country Central School District plan was requested by counsel for LILCO at the February 18, 1988 deposition of Suffolk County witness Anthony R. Rossi, the Director of Transportation for the Middle Country Central School District.
Similarly, a copy of the Mt. Sinal Union Free School l
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ENERGENCY SCHOOL CLOSING 1987-88 DECISION MADE PRIOR TO 9:10 A.M.,
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A.M. PICX-UPS:
if ipt (1) SCHOOL OFFICIAL WILL NOTIFY DRIVERS AS THEY ARRIVE AT SIN s
BUILDING TO STAY THERE.
(2) DRIVERS WILL UNLOAD STUDENTS AND STAY AT THAT BUILDING
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BUSES THAT BROUGHT STUDENTS To SCHOOL WILL TAKE HOME
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STUDENTS, USING A.M. BUS NUMBERS AND ROUTES, EXCEPT Tid,'
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ROUTES.
4 (4) SCHOOLS WILL BE DISMISSED IN REVERSE ORDER OF ARRIVAL...[;
i; THE FOLLOWING IS AN EXAMPLE OF THE EMERGENCY TAKE-HOME
' ;f.N SCHEDULE. THE TIMES LISTED BELOW ARE FOR THE PURPOSE OF
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CLARIFYING THE ORDER OF DISHISSAL ONLY TRANSPORTATION
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9:30 A.M. - DAWNWOOD, SELDEN, UNITY SHUTTLE / BUS 8 & 11 Y,O,f 1-10:00 A.M. - HOLBROOK, JERICHO, N. COLEMAN, NEW LANE P DN 10:30 A.H. - BPS, STAGECOACH, OXHEAD. NEW LANE I, UNITY
' 'W 11:00 A.H. - EUGENE AUER, HAWKINS, NEWFIELD HS 11:30 A.H. - CENTEREACH HS, UNITY
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HOOX-UPS WILL NOT BE IN EFFECT. OUT-OF-DISTRICT DRIVERS WILL FOLLOW SCHEDULE FOR EARLY DISMISSAL.
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i PLAN B TIMES TO BE ADJUSTED, DEPENDING UPON OFFICIAL NOTICE OF CLOSING TIME Should a decision to close schools be made later than 11:00 a.m., at least one-half hour will be required to have buses at schools to begin taking students home. Kindergartan drivers on duty where snow is eminent are to keep in touch with this office before and after each route.
ALL SCHOOLS WILL USE P.M. ROUTING TO TAKE STUDENTS HOME, USING THE FOLLOWING SCHEDULE:
10:45 - Shuttle - Unity to Centereach & Newfield HS Bus 8 & 11 11:15 - Shuttle - Newfield vocational students to Centereach H.S.
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Centereach High School 12:15 -
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New Lane I, BPS, Oxhead, Stagecoach f-25E" 1:15 -
Holbrook, Jericho, New Lane P, No. ColemIn 1:45 -
Dawnwood, Selden Middle Schools ALL DRIVERS FOR OUT-OF-DISTRICT SCHOOLS WILL LEAVE FOR T SCHOOLS AFTER HIGH SCHOOL DISHISSAL.
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WHEN THE MAJORITY OF BUSES ARE IN, PLEASE DISHISS THESE BUSES FROM YOUR SCHOOL AS QUICKLY AS POSSIBLE.
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DRIVERS SNOW ENERGENCY PLAN 8 THE FOLLOWING DRIVERS HAVE CONFLICTS:
BUS #4 NURSES BUS TO COVER 37 BUS #40 SELDEN HIDDLE SCHOOL TO COVER 16
-BUS.#42 SELDEN HIDDLE SCHOOL TO COVER 30 BUS #43 DAWNWOOD HIDDLE SCHOOL TO COVER 22 BUS #52 SE?, DEN HIDDLE SCHOOL TO COVER 29 BUS #60 DAWNWOOD HIDDLE SCHOOL TO COVER 37 HOOK-UPS FOR OUT-OF-DISTRICT:
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As per your request, enclosed please find Mt. Sinai's Emergency Preparedness "Go Home" and "Stay In School" Plan.
Mr. Robert Petrilak Board Trustee N/o/904
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"_GO HOME" AND "STAY IN SCHOOL" PLAN An EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS "GO HOME" PLAN pertains to an emergency that necessitate the evacuation of the district's t
schools.
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Immediately upon receiving the official "Go Hone" signal, the Superintendent of Mt.
Sinal Schools, i
or his designee, will cause the following plan to be put into ef fect:
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Immediately contact the Bus Company that a "Go Home" is in effect.
The Bus Company Dispatcher will then contact all bus drivers.
Bus Dispatcher: Denise Griffen a 928-2889.
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Notify Building Principals of the "Go Home".
Simultaneously the Principals will:
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Alert' all teachers.
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Immediate announce that emergency dismissals l
will commence and give the dismissal time and reason for dismissal.
All students will leave according to announced bus schedules.
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All school personnel will aid in administering i
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Teachers are to
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Check their attendance registers to make certain
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all students in attendance on that day have in fact left the building.
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"Check Out" with the appropriate administrator.
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They are expected to serve until officially i
released by their administrator.
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Custodians and All Other Non-Teaching Personnel:
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Will be assigned duties for assisting in the I
protection of all.
They are expected to serve for as long as the emergency lasts.
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Will be in charge of medical supplies and provide such medical care as is possible under the circumstances for-as long as students are in attendance.
The entire emergency situation will-be under the direct supervision of the designated personnel.
Under ordinary circumstances, this would mean the building principals and assistants.
3 The building principals will work out emergency procedures' for their own individual buildings and assign personnel at their i
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In the event that the nature of the disaster is such that there is i
insufficient time to either provido necessary bus transportation the following "STAY IN SCHOOL PLAN" will be implemented.
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All children will remain in the school building and building principals will insure that they will be supervised as follows:
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They will remain in the school building until such time as the Superintendent or his designee determines
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that they can safely proceed home in accordance with the "GO HOME PLAN".
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They will be housed in the safest area of each building, c)
Teachers will receive emergency duty assignments from k
their building principals to supervise the pupils.
Such assignments will continue until the children in their care can go home or the emergency has ended.
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Personnel will be assigned to the school of fice to operate the telephones and to take care of all the necessary responsiblities that flow through the office.
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Important school records will be centralized in a designated office or a safe room.
This includes all attendance records, including the day of the emergency.
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b) office areas will be staffed, if necessary, after the emergency for the necessary time to complote all essential business.
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All instructional and non-instructional staff personnel will remain in theic assigned areas until excused by the schooli
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