ML20151U842
| ML20151U842 | |
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| Site: | Perry  |
| Issue date: | 02/04/1986 |
| From: | Krimm R Federal Emergency Management Agency |
| To: | Jordan E NRC OFFICE OF INSPECTION & ENFORCEMENT (IE) |
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| NUDOCS 8602110123 | |
| Download: ML20151U842 (38) | |
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' e Federal Emergency Management Agency Washincton, D.C. 20472 MENORANDUM EDR: Edward L. Jordan Director, Division of Emergency Preparedness and Engineering Response Office of Inspection and Enforcement U.S Ngclear Regulat ry Comission Ax __ _ -
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SUBJECT:
Perry Atmic Safety and Licensing Board Conditions Related to Offsite Emergency Preparedness on October 15, 1985, the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FENA) responded to your request of September 25, 1995, for a status report on two remaining offsite emergency preparedness licensing conditions for the Perry Nuclear Power Plant (NPP). Rese conditions were identified in the Perry Atmic Safety and Licensing Board's (ASIB) Concluding Partial Initial Decision issued on September 3, 1985. he conditions arose frm the following two contentions:
s(l) there are no letters of agreement regarding the availability of school buses (Contention 0); and, (2) reception centers do not have the means or facilities for handling contaminated property (Contention U).
FEMA's October 15, status report provided you with the information available at that time frm the Ohio Disaster Services Agency (ODSA). Were it was noted that certain matters had not been totally resolved, we provided you with the State's anticipated empletion date for each of the unresolved conditions.
We State of Ohio recently provided FEMA with all sigr.ed letters of agreement (copies attached) frcrn the ten (10) school districts identified in the Ashtabula County Radiological Emergency Response Plan, the eight (8) educational institutions in Geauga County, ard the ten (10) school districts participating in Iake County. ODSA has also provided FEMA with written confirination (copy attached) that 1) as of November 20, 1985, fire departments responsible for the operation of care center nonitoring/ decontamination stations have ccripleted their radiological nonitoring course (16 Hours) and decontamination procedures instruction (4 hours4.62963e-5 days <br />0.00111 hours <br />6.613757e-6 weeks <br />1.522e-6 months <br />), 2) as of November 22, 1985, personnel and equipment decontamination kits have been delivered to those same fire departments, and 3) all care center nonitorirrg/ decontamination stations are equipped and capable of successful operations.
R ese documents provide assurance that the conditions of contentions O and U have been satisfactorily addressed.
If you have any questions, please contact Mr. Robert S. Wilkerson, Chief Technological Hazards Division, 646-2860.
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. DISASTER SERVICES AGENCY January 10, 1986 AGOH-DS-NOO Mr. Wallace Weaver, Chairman Regional Assistance Committee Federal Emergency Management Agency Region V 300 South Wacker Drive Chicago, Illinois 60606-
Dear Mr. Weaver:
In reply to your letter of December 16, 1985, to Mr. Lockhart concerning the ASLB issues, I am including the documents necessary to show completion of contentions Q and U. Attached you will find lettersof agreement from the ten (10) school districts identified in the Ashtabula County Radiological Emergency Response (RER) Plan, eight (8) educational institutions in Geauga County and the ten (10) school districts participating in Lake County.
I have also included a letter from each of the three counties, as well as a meraorandum from John Wills, Ohio Disaster Services Agency's Lake County Resident Radiological Analyst, certifying completion of the training and equipment distribution for the 27 care centers.
If additional information is needed, please feel free to contact me at your convenience.
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M ohn Wills DSA Resident Radiological Analyst Lake, Geauga, and Ashtabula Counties
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Perry ASLB contention U status
- 1. As ' of November 20, 1985, fire departments responsible for the operation of Care Center Monitoring / Decontamination Stations have completed their Radiological Monitoring Course (16 hours1.851852e-4 days <br />0.00444 hours <br />2.645503e-5 weeks <br />6.088e-6 months <br />) and Decontamination Procedures instruc-tion (4 hours4.62963e-5 days <br />0.00111 hours <br />6.613757e-6 weeks <br />1.522e-6 months <br />).
- 2. As of November 22, 1985, Personnel and Equipment Decon-tarination Kits have been delivered to those same fire departments.
- 3. All Care Center Monitoring / Decontamination Stations are trained and equipped, and are capable of successful operation.
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EdENorH.S. Ashtabula City 4 Kent State Univ. Ashtabula City 5 Braden Elem. Ashtabula Twp. 6 Edgewood H.S. Ashtabula Twp. ,7 Conneaut H.S. Conneaut '9 West Main Elem. Conneaut 10 Lakeview Elem. Conneaut 11 Rowe Jr..H.S. Conneaut 12 South East Elem. Conneaut 13 Chestnut Elem. Conneaut 14 Kenston H.S. Bainbridge 31 Kenston Middle Bainbridge 32 Berkshire H.S. Burton 33 West Geauga H.S. Chesterland 34 West Geauga Jr. H.S. Chesterland 35 Cardinal H.S. Middlefield 37 Cardinal Middle Middlefield 38 Notre Dame Munson 39 Newbury H.S. Newbury 40 North H.S. Eastlake 52 Longfellow Elem. Eastlake 53 Kirtland H.S. Kirtland 54 Wickliffe H.S. Wickliffe 55 Wickliffe Middle Wickliffe -56 South'H.S. Willoughby 57 Willovick Middle Willowick 58 Royalview Elen. Willowick 59 Attachment 1
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(218)576 9090,576 9148 h Mr Emergency Management Coordmetor December 24, 1985 Mr. Ken Cole Ohio Disaster Services Agency 2825 West Granville Road Worthington, Ohio 43085
Dear Ken,
As of November 20, 1985 Fire Departments responsbile for the operations of care center monitoring /decontaminations stations have completed their radiological monitoring course and decontamination procedure instructions.
Personnel equipment and Decontamination Kits have been delivered to the fire stations.
All care center monitoring /decontaminations stations are trained, aquipped and capable of operation.
The Ashtabula County Emergency Management Agency will continue to monitor all training, and inventory equipment as deemed necessary.
If you have any questions please contact me at my office.
Sincerely, f '7rv: Aa.6 K. Michael Wheeler, Director Ashtabula County Emergency Management Agency i .
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g (216)576 9090.576 9148 Ernergency Management Coordinator November 7, 1985 Mr. Kenneth B. Cole Nuclear Operations Officer ODSA, Adjutant General Department 2825 West Granville Road Worthington, Ohio 43085 A
Dear Mr. Cole:
Attached are photocopies of letters of agreement from the ten school
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The people of Ashtabula County have demonstrated in the past their g On this
'; good citizenship by responding in emergency situations.
basis I have confidence that the people who manage and work for agencies (including schools) will give the necessary support if called upon at the time of an emergency. The attached letters of agreement'are written indication of what we already know; Ashtabula County can rely upon those response agencies designated in the emergency plan.
I f You may pass these letters on to FEMA if they want them.
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Mr. K. Michael Wheeler, Director .
Ashtabula County Emergency Management Agency 25 West Jefferson Street Jefferson, Ohio 44047
Dear Mr. Wheeler:
Conneaut Area City School District understands that the Ashtabula County Emergency Management Agency may -request assistance from the Conneaut Area City School District in emergency situations. Conneaut Area City School District intends to serve the community in times of emergency and will offer support to the best of its ability to appropriate emergency response agencies, including the Ashtabula County Emergency Management Agency.
In response to incidents that may occur at the Perry Nuclear Power Plant, the Conneaut Area City School District intends to respond as specified in its plan as mutually developed with the Ashtabula County Emergency Management Agency. Such a response includes bus trans-portation, buildings for use as student relocation centers, and buildings l
for use as temporary care centers for the public.
Sincerely; CONNEAUT AREA CITY SCHOOLS kt Donald Horwood Superintendent
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e eYSOn mins *almfin futs 108 E. Jefferson Street Jefforson. Ohio 440471184 Phone (216) 576-9180 May 28,1985 Mr. K. Michael Wheeler, Director Ashtabula County Emergency Management Agency 25 West Jefferson Street Jefferson, Ohio 44047
Dear Mr. Wheeler:
Jefferson Area Local School District understands that the Ashtabula County Emergency Management Agency may request assistance from Jefferson Area Incal School District in emergency situations.
Jefferson Area Local School District intends to serve the coannunity in times of emergency and. will offer support to the .best of its ability to appropriate emergency response agencies, including the Ashtabula County Emergency Management Agency. ,
In response to incidents that may occur at the Perry Nuclear Power Plant, the Jefferson Area Local School District intends to respond as specified in its plan as mutually developed with Ashtabula County Energency Management Agency. Such a response includes bus transportation, buildings for use as student relocation centers, and buildings for use as temporary care centers for the public.
Sincerely, f
E. Lloyd Behr, Ed. D.
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. . l RECEIVED MAY 3 11985 BUCKEYE LOCAL SCHOOLS l 8UCKEYE LOCAL BOARD OF EDUCATION 3436 EDGEWOOD DRIVE ASHTABULA. OHIO 44004 TELEPHONE (216) 9984411 ROGER A.COLUCCl, Ed O. SUPERINTENDENT BEVE RLY E KENSTEN.TRE ASURER ARTHUR T.VRETTA$. ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT ,
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May 28, 1985 i Mr. K. Michael Wheeler, Director Ashtabula County Emergency Management Agency 25 West Jefferson Street
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Dear Mr. Wheeler:
Buckeye Local School District understands that the Ashtabula County Emergency Management Agency may request assistance from Buckeye Local School District in emergency situations. Buckeye Local School District intends to serve the community in times of emergency and will offer support to the best of its ability.to appropriate emergency response agencies, including the Ashtabula County Emergency Management Agency.
In response to incidents that may occur at the Perry Nuclear Power Plant, the Buckeye Local School District intends to res7ond as specified in its.p,lan as mutually developed with the Ashtabula County Emergency Management Agency. Such a response includes bus transpor-tation, buildings for use as student relocation centers, and buildings for.use as temporary care centers for the public.
Sincerely, t/h-
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pgmatoning Walley Earal Boarb of Ehuration Adeninistration Office Andover, Ohio 44003 . . . Phone (216) 2934488 EYtMEJ. SLATER CARL A. h Treasurer Superintendent June 4, 1985 ,
Mr. L. Michael Wheeler Director Ashtabula County Emergency k nagement Agency 25 West Jefferson Street Jefferson, Ohio 44047
Dear Mr. Wheeler,
Pymatuning Valley Local School District understands that the Ashta-bula County Emergency k nagement Agency may request assistance from Pymatuning Valley Schools in emergency situations. We intend to serve the community in times of emergency and will off er support to the best of our ability to appropriate emergency response agencies, including the Ashtabula County Emergency k nagement Agency. .
In response to incidents that may occur at the Perry Nuclear Pover Planc, the Pymatuning Valley School District intends to respond as speci-fied in its plan as mutually developed with the Ashtabula County Emergency k nagement Agency. Such a response includes bus transportation, buildings for use as student relocation centers, and buildings for emporary care centers for the public.
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Carl Osa p dN Pyaatuning Valley School District
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KENT ST AT E UNIVERSITY ASHTABULA CAMPUS 3325 WEST 13TH STREET A5HT ABUL A OHIO 44004 (2161 964 3322 June 4, 1985 Mr. K. Michael Wheeler, Director Ashtabula County Emergency Management Agency 25 West Jefferson Street
- Jefferson, Ohio 44047
Dear Mr. Wheeler:
The Ashtabula Campus of Kent State University understands that the Ashtabula County Emergency Management Agency may request assistance from the Campus in emergency situations. The Ashtabula Campus Intends to serve the consnunity in times of emergency and will of fer support to the best of its ability to appropriate emergency response agencies, including the Ashtabula County Emergency Management Agency, in response to incidents that may occur at the Perry Nuclear Power Plant, the Ashtabula Campus Intends to respond as specified in its plan as mutually developed w',th the Ashtabula County Emergency
-Management Agency. Such a response includes buildings for use as student relocation centers and buildings for use as temporary care centers for the public.
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June 5, 1985 Mr. K. Michael Wheeler, Director Ashtabula County I:mergency Managenent Agency 25 West Jefferson Street Jefferson, Ohio 44047 l
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'the purpose of this letter is to state that the Grand Valley School District will cooperate to the extent possible in reference to emergency situations. This, of course, would include the use of our facilities and the use of buses in an emergency situation that would effect Ashtabula County.
If you have further questions in reference to the above,"please contact me.
Sincerely, .
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Grand Valley Incal Schools I.2/kh 1
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J.wes F*each 0 eg. La.eure a au a J P."T88F Mr. K. Michael Wheeler, Director Ashtabula County Emergency Management Agency 25 West Jefferson Street Jefferson, OH 44047
Dear Mr. Wheeler:
'Ashtabula County Joint Vocational School District understands that the Ashtabula Cocnty Emergency Management Agency may request assistance from Ashtabula County Joint Vocational School District in emergency situations. Ashtabula County Joint Vocational School District intends to serve the community in times of emergency and will offer support to the best of its ability to appropriate emergency response agencies, including the Ashtabula County Emergency Management Agency.
In response to incidents that may occur at the Perry Nuclear Power Plant, the Ashtabula County Joint Vocational School District intends to respond as specified in its plan as mutually developed with the Ashtabula County Emergency Management Agency. Such a' response includes bus transportation,
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,.. l ASHTABULA COUNTY BOARD OF MENTAL RETARDATION AND DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES BOARD OFFICE asas sours sioca EAST AsHTAsULA. oHlo 44004 - Q10 224 2155 emsen, w em ==ef me==anasw July 17,1985 Mr. K. Michael Wheeler, Director-Ashtabula County Emergency Management Agency 25 West Jefferson Street Jefferson, Ohio 44047
Dear Mr. Wheeler,
lhe Ashtabula County Board of Mental Retardation 6 Developmental Disabilities understands that the Ashtabula County Emergency Manage-ment Agency may request assistance from the ACBMRDD in emergency situations. The ACBMRDD intends to serve the community in times of emergency and will offer suppon to the best of its ability to appro-priate emergency response agencies, including the Ashtabula County Emergency Management Agency. ,
In response to incidents that may occur at the Perry Nuclear Power Plant, the ACBMRDD intends to respond as specified in its plan as. mutually o developed with the Ashtabula County Emergency Management Agency. Such a response includes bus transportation, buildings for use as student relo-cation centers, and buildings for use as temporary care centers for the public. .
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President Bruce Greenwood Mr. K. Michael Wheeler, Director Vice President Ashtabula County Emergency Management Agency 1 25 West Jefferson Street Charles Brockway Jefferson, Ohio 44047 A. A. Candela Augustus Powell
Dear Mr. Wheeler:
ADMINISTRATION Ashtabula Area City School District understands that Bernard J. Weiss the Ashtabula County Emergency Management Agency Superintendent may request assistance from Ashtabula Area City School District in emergency situations. Ashtabula Area City Michael R. Evanson School District intends to serve the community in times Treasurer of emergency and will offer support to the best of its ability to appropriate emergency response agencies, including the Ashtabula County Emerger}cy Management Agency. .
bt response to incklents that may occur at the Perry Nuclear Power Plant, the Ashtabula Area City School
- District intends to respond as specified in its plan as mutually developed with the Ashtabula County Emergency (j Management Agency. Such a reponse includes bus L transportation, buildings for use as student relocation
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the public, and use of the Saybrook Elementary School r as an emergency worker contamination monitoring and decontamination station.
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Geneva Area City Schools Robert L Taylor. Supenntendent Geneva. Ohio 44041 A8v IQu44 OPPor fuM TV iWM off R November 5,1985 e .e am l iss sua tere s"*' Mr. L. Michael Wheeler, Director I 2i ad Ni Ashtabula County Emergency Management Agency l 25 West Jefferson Street l
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Dear Mr. Wheeler:
3C30 Route 337- AsteDweg i2i6 27s s392 The Geneva Area City. School District understands that.the g,,,,,,,,,,,, Ashtabula County Emergency Management Agency may request assis-sissweauesu tance from Ceneva Schools in emergency situations. We intend to
! .2i6 466 4e3' serve the community in times of emergency and will offer support o.a . si ,,i,, to the best of our ability to appropriate emergency response n(s '*, ,'"' agencies, including the Ashtabula County Emergency Management j Agency.
s- ei aiery N 7 se"Te$ "' In response to incidents that may occur at the Perry Nuclear Power Plant, the Geneva School District intends to respond as specified in its plan as mutually developed with the Ashtabula County Emergency Management Agency. Such a response includes bus transportation, buildings for.use as student relocat. ion centers, and buildings for temporary care centers for the public.
If changes are made in this plan during the next two years, it is agreed that the Geneva School's personnel will be notified
- and given a chance for input. If at such time that the Geneva
~* Schools' Board of Education finds that the school district cannot' participate in the emergency response, the Ashtabula County Emer-gency Management Agency will be notified sixty days in advance of the school districts discontinuation of participation in the plan.
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2825 West Granville Rd.
Worthington, OH 43085-2712
Dear Ken:
This letter is to advise you of and to confirm the distribution of personnel and decontamination kit equipment to designated emergency service installations in Lake County according to the list supplied to you by Mr. John Wills. This task, according to Mr.~ Wills, was completed as of November 22, 1985.
Please feel free to disseminate this information as you deem necessary.
Respectfully submitted, Robert: H. Retzler, Director Lake County Disaster Services Agency RHR/lj -
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OFFICE OF DISASTER SERVICES AGENCY, 8505 GARFIELD ROAD PHONE MAIL: P.O. BOX 1270 KIRTLAND, OHIO MENTOR,0H10 44061 (216) 256 1415 October 7, 1985 Mr. Kenneth B. Cole Nuclear Preparedness Officer ODSA, Adjutant Generals Dept.
2825 West Granville Road Worthington, OH 43085
Dear Mr. Cole:
This letter is to inform you that Lake County now has obtained letters of agreement frcm the ten school districts included in The letters our current PNPP Radiological Energency Response Plan.
indicate, in each case, that the school districts intend to provide the necessary support. I am convinced that the people and established institutions in Lake County would respond to any emer-gency with their full support, and the letters from the school districts confirm my expectations. By virtue of the letters, I am confident that the necessary busses and buildings will be avail-able should the need arise.
For your records, photocopies of the letters from the school If districts so, are attached. I understand that FEMA may request copies.
please forward a copy of this correspondence. '
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k Robert H. Retzler, Director Lake Ccunty Disaster Services Agency f RHR/lj Enclosures l
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The Lake County Joint Vocational School District urderstards that the Lake County Disaster.. Services Agency may request assistance from ,' '
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Dear Mr. Director:
Fairport Harbor School District understands that the Lake County Disaster Services Agency may request assistance from Fairport Earbor School District in emergency situations. Fairport Barbor School Dis-trict intends to serve the community in times of emergency and will offer support to the best of its ability to appropriate emergency re-sponse agencies, including the Lake County Disaster Services Agency.
In response to incidents thet acy occur at the Perry Nuclear Pouer Plant the Fairport Hcrbor School District intends to reopond as speci-fied in its plan as ciutually developed with the Lake County Disaster Ser-vices Agency. Such a response includes bus transportation, buildings for use as student relocation centers, and buildings for use as temporary shelters for the public.
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-June 24, 1985 Director Lake County Disaster Services Agency 39 Fairdale Street Painesville, OH 44077 Paar Mr. Director:
Kirtland School District understands that the Lake County Disaster Services Agency may request assistance from Kirtland School District in emergency situations. Kirtland School District intends to serve the co== unity in times of c:ergency and will offer support to the best of its ability to appropriate e=ergency respense agencies, including the Lake County Disaster Services Agency.
In response to incidents that may occur at the Perry Nuclear Pou r Plant, the Kirtland School District intends to respond as specified in its plan as mutually developed with the Lake County Disaster Services Agency. Such response includes bus transportation, buildings for use as student relocation centers, and buildings for use as temporary shelters for the public.
This letter of understanding and intent to respond is contingent upon assurance in writing from the Laka County Disaster Services Agency, that any damage to school property as a result of any incident at the Perry
- Nuclear Power Plant, will be covered by the Trice / Anderson Act.
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Dear Sir:
Madison Local School District understands that the Lake County Disaster Services Agency may request assiitance from the Madison Local School District I in emergency situations. Madisor Local School District intends to serve the l comunity in times of emergency and will offer support to the best of its 1 ability to appropriate emergency response agencies, including the Lake County Disaster Services Agency.
In response to incidents that may occur at the Perry Nuclear Power Plant the Madison Local School District intends to respc;.J as specified in its plan as mutually developed with the Lake County Disaster Services Agency. Such a ,
response includes bus transportation, buildings for use as student relocation l centers, and buildings for use as temporary shelters for the public.
Sincerely, fY Dougl s P. Reichenbach, Ph.D.
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m go May 31, 1985 Escellence ore.cs ervus CurcowTswoswT Director Lake County Disaster Services Agency 39 Fairdale Street Painesville, OH 44077
Dear Sir:
The Mentor School District understands that the Lake County Disaster Services Agency cay request assistance from the Mentor School District in emergency situations. The Henter School District intends to serve the ce== uni.:y in times of emergency and will offer support to best of its ability to appropriate energency response agencies, includingthe,he t Lake County Disaster Services Agency.
In response to incidents that may occur at the Perry Nuclear Power Plant the Mentor School District intends to respond as specified in its plan as mutually developed with the Lake County Disaster Services Agency. Such a response includes bus transportation, buildings for use as student relocation ,
centers, and buildings for use as temporary shelters for the public. (
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June 18, 1985 Mr. Robert H. Rettler Director Lake County Disaster Services Agency 39 Fairdale Road Painesville, Ohio 44077
Dear Mr. Retzler:
The Painesville City School District understands that the Lake County Disaster Services Agency may request assistance from the Painesville City School District in emergency situations. The Painesville City School District intends to serve the community in times of emergency and will offer support to the best of its ability to appropriate emergency response agencies, including the Lake County Disaster Services Agency.
In response to incidents that cay occur at the Perry Nuclear Power Plant, the Painesville City School District intends to respond as specified in its plan as mutually developed with the Lake County Disaster Services Agency.
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- May 14, 1985 i Director lake County Disaster Services Agency 39 Tairdale Road Painesville, Ohio 44077
Dear Mr. Director:
Painesville Twp. School District undcrStands that the lake Caanty Disaster Services Agency snay request assistance from Painesville Twd. SchDol District in Energency situations.
Painesville Twp. Sch001 District intends to Serve the ccccunity in times of energency and will offer support to the best of its ability to appropriate cnergency response agencies, including the lake Oxmty Disaster Services Agency.
In response to incidents that taay occur at the Perry Mrlear Pcuer Plant the Painesville wp. School District int m ds to respond as specified in its plan as nutually developed with the Lake Coanty Disaster Services Agency. Such a response includes bus transportation, baildings for use as student relocation Centers, and baildings for use as tug.uy shelters for the public.
Sincerely, .
Dr. Earl E. Bardall Superintadent Painesville Twp. SchDol District -
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Soard of Echoeuon i Donald J. Densmore May 1,1985 Frankhn H. Fovargue Moe Preedent JohnW. Antakmch WAam T. Hoyt Derns S. t.aurie Pnnapats Joseph A. Hambor. Jr. Mr. Robert Retzler, Director C* w rementa7 Lake County Disaster Services Agency Norman F. Taytor 39 Fairdale Street M*Thester Eementa7 Painesville, OH 44077 Robert Geister Nry Hon senoo' Desr Mr. Retzler:
Dr. Thomas A. Rockwen The Perry Local School District understands that the Lake County w u.ase senoor Disaster Services Agency may request assistance from the Perry Local
, School District in emergency situations. The Perry Local School District intends to serve the community in times of emergency and will offer Se c support to the best of its ability to appropriate emergency response N. k a agencies, including the Lake County Disaster Services Agency.
In response to incidents that may occur at the Perry Nuclear Power Plant, the Perry Local School District intends to respond as specified in its plan as mutually $peloped with the Lake County Disaster Services Agency. Such a responn includes bus transportation, buildings for use as student reloce'bn centers, and buildings for use as temporary shelters fer the public.
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E. E. Goodwin Superintendent Perry Local School District EEG/hh I ..
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September 12, 1985 Director Lake County Disaster Services Agency P. O. Box 1270 Mentor. OH 44061
Dear Mr. Director:
Wickliffe City School District understands that the Lake County Disaster Services Agency may request assistance from the Viickliffe City School District in emergency situations. Wickliffe City School District intends to serve the community in timer of emergency and will offer support to the best of its ability to appropriate emergency response agencies, including the Lake County Disaster Services Agency.
In response to incidents that may occur at the Perry Nuclear Power Plant, the Wickliffe City School District intends to respond as specified in its plan as mutually developed with the Lake County Disaster Services Agency.
Such a response includes bus transportation, buildings for use as student relocation centers, and buildings for use as temporary shelters for the public. .
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Dear Mr. Director:
The Willoughby-Eastlake School District understands that the Lake County Disaster Services Agency may request assistance from the Willoughby-Eastlake School District in emergency situations. The Willoughby-Eastlake School District intends to serve the community in times of emergency and will offer support to the best of its ability to appropriate emergency response agencies, including the Lake County Disaster Services Agency.
In response to incidents that may occur at the Perry Nuclear Power Plant, the Willoughby-Eastlake School District intends to respond as specified in its plan as mutually developed with the Lake County Disaster Services Agency. Such a response includes bus transportation, buildings for use as student relocation centers, and buildings for use as temporary shelters for the public.
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DIREC7oR DEPUTY DIRECTOR DALEB. WEDGE December 9, 1385 . RONNIE N. EGING Mr. Kenneth Cole Nuclear Operations Officer Ohio Disaster Services Agency 2825 West Granville Road Worthington, Chlo 43085 Dear Mr. Cole .
Fire departments responsible for the operation of Care Center Monitoring /Decontamina t ion S ta t ions have completed their required training (i.e. 16 hour1.851852e-4 days <br />0.00444 hours <br />2.645503e-5 weeks <br />6.088e-6 months <br /> Radiological Monitoring Course and 4 hour4.62963e-5 days <br />0.00111 hours <br />6.613757e-6 weeks <br />1.522e-6 months <br /> Decontamination Procedures Course).
These departments have received their Personnel and Equipment Decontamination Kits.
I consider these departments trained, equipped, and capable of successful operation.
Sin erely yours, ah8 W ale B. Wedge, Dir ctor Geauga County Disaster Services Agency l
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Lit DISASTER SERVICES AGENCY PHONE (216) 285 2222. E xT. 603 DIRECTOR DEPUTY DIRECTOR DALE B. WEDGE September 30, 1985 RoNNIE N. EGtNG M r. Kenneth B. Co l e-Nuclear Preparedness Of ficer Ohio Disaster Services Agency 2825 West Granville Road Vorthington, Chlo 43085 D' ear Mr. Cole:
Letters of agreement from the eight educational institutions needed for effective response _to incidents at the Perry Nuclear Power Plant (PNPP) are completed. On the basis of these letters, I can say that the expected support from the schools can be relled upon. Specifically, the buses and school buildings will be available for use as planned should an emergency situation at PNPP develop to the point that such support would be needed.
Photocopies of the letters are attached. I understand that you will forward them to satisfy the Atomic Safety and Licensing Board. You may also send this letter to Indicate my confidence in Geauga County's response capability.
Sincerely yours, 10ah 6. 40 e.
Dale B. Wedge, D rector
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- 838-4123 . s3444os June 3,1985 Director Geauga County D'ststet S6rvices Chardon, OH 44024 Mr. Director, The Berkshire School District understands that the Ceauga County Disaster Services Agency may request assistance from Berkshire School District in emergency situations. Berkshire School District intends to serve the co= unity in times of e=ergency and will of f er support to the best of its ability to appropriate energency response agencies, including the Geauga g
County Disaster Services Agency.
1 In respense to incidents that may occur at the Perry Nuclear Power Plant, the Berkshire School Distri,ct intends to respond as specified in its plan
- as mutually developed with the Geauga County Disaster Services Agency. Such a response includes bus transportation, buildings for use as student relocation centers, and buildings for use as temporary shelters for the public.
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Ca rd i na l School District understands that the Ceauga County Disaster Services Agency may request assistance from the Ca rd i na l School District in emergency situations.- The Cardinal School District intends to serve the community in
, times of emergency and will offer support to the best of its ability.to appropriate emerEency response agencies, including the Ceauga County Disaster Services Agency.
Such a respor.se includes bus transportation, Duildings for use as student relocation centers and buildings for use as temporary shelters for the public. .
The CeauEa' County Disaster Services Agen'cy agrees tha't it
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The Geauga County Disaster Services Agency agrees that it shall be solely responsible for damages caused to the physical facilities of the Cardinal School District resulting from the use of such facilities in emergency situations.
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Norman L. Sommers Superintendent e 4 NLS/rb e
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- 24/265941 Treasurer's Ollice March 18,1985 zu/2mno Mr. Dale Wedge, Director Disaster Services Agency Geauga County Safety Center 13881 Painesville-Ravennc Road Chardon, Ohio 44024
Dear Mr. Wedge:
I have reviewed with the Board of Education and my staff the Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) that describes actions to be taken by the Chardon Local School District in the event of a radiological accident at the Perry Nuclear Power Plant.
We agree with the SOP as it is written, and accept the responsibilities assigned therein.
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We are also ready to provide up to seven school buses to help transport people from Thompson Township and from the Auburn Career Center in the event that these two
. places are evacuated. These buses would be available under the provisionsof State j Board of Education Rule 3301-83-12(C), which addresses the use of public-owned 6 school buses in the event of any civil (community) emergency. Any drivers of buses j used to evacuate people from Thompsan Township or the Auburn Career Center would do so on a voluntary basis.
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- r.<a w ar May 9, 1985 Director Geauga County Disaster Services Agency 13281 Painesville-Ravenna Road Chardon, Ohio 44024 Mr. Director:
Kenston Local Schocl District understands that the Geauga County Disaster Services Agency may request assistance from Kenston Local School District in emergency situa-tions. Kenston Local School District intends to serve
. the community in times of energency and will offer support to the best of its ability to appropriate emergency response agencies, including the Geauga County Disaster Services Agency.
In response to incidents that may occur at the Perry Nu-clear Power Plant the Kenston Local School District intends to respond as specified in its plan as mutually developed with the Geauga County Disaster Services Agency. Such a response includes bus transportation, buildings for use as student relocation centers, and buildings for use as tempor-ary shelters for the public.
Sin rely, Alfre R. Cowger, E Superintendent ARC /mj ,
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- Mr. Dale B. Wedge, Director CEAUCA COUNTY DISASTER SERVICES AGENCY ,
13281 Painesville-Ravenna Road Chardon, Ohio 44024
Dear Mr. Wedge:
Ledgemont School District understands that the Ceauga County Disaster Services Agency may request assistance from Ledgemont School District in emergency situations. Ledgement School District intends to serve the core. unity in times of emergency and will of fer support to the
- best of its ability to appropriate emergency response agencies, includ-ing the Ceauga County Disaster Services Agency.
In response to incidents that may occur at the Perry Nuclesr Fewer Plant, the Ledgenent School District intends to respond as speci-fied in its plan as mutually developed with the Geauga County Disaster Services Agency. Such a response includes bus transportation, buildings for use as student relocation centers, and bdildings for use as temporary shelters for the public. -
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Mr. Dale Wedge, Director Geauga County Disaster Services Agency Ravenna Road Chardon, Ohio 44024
Dear Mr. Wedge:
The Newbury Local School District understands that the Ceauga Disaster Services Agency may request assistance from Newbury Local School District in emergency situations. The Newbury Local School District Intends to serve the community in times of emergency and will offer support to the best_of its
'abl!!ty to appropriate emergency response agencies, including the Ceruga County Disaster Services Agency.
In response to incidents that may occur at the Perry Nuclear Power Plant, the Newbury Local School District intends to respond as speelfled in its plan as mutually developed with the Ceauga County Disaster Services Agency. Such a response includes but transportation, buildings for use as student relocation centers, and buildings for use as temporary shelters for the public.
Sincerely, .
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Kenneth C. Blair, Jr., Presid t Newbury Local Board of Education KCB :pak I
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Dear Director o'f the Chardon Agency:
Notre Dame Academy, located on the premises of Notre Dame Educational Center understands that the Ceauga Disaster Services Agency may request assistance from Notre Dame Academy School in amergency situations. Notre Dame Academy intends to serve the cot =: unity in times of emergency and will offer support to the best of its ability I
to appropriate emergency response agencies, including the Ceauga County Disaster Services Agency.
- In response to incidents that may occur at the Perry Nuclear Power Plant the Notre Dame Academy intends to respond as specified in its plan as mutually developed with the Ceauga County Disaster Services Agency.
Such.a response includes buildings for use as student relocation centers. and buildings for use as temporary shelters for the public.
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Director Ges age County Disaster Services Agency 13261 Painesville-Ravenna Road Cha-don. Ohio 44024 Mr. Director:
The West Geauga School District understands that the Gesugo County Disaster Services Agency may request assistence from the West Gesuge j
School District in emergency situations. The West Gesuge School District intends to serve the community in times of emergency and will offer support to the best of its ability to oppropriate emergency response agencies.
l including the Geauga County Disester Services Agency.
In r esponse to incidents that may occur at the Perry Nuclear Power Plant l
the West Geauga Local School District intends to respcnd as specified 1
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