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| Issue date: | 03/11/1988 |
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ATOMIC SAFETY AND LICENSING BOARD
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Docket No. 50-322-OL-3 LONG ISLAND LIGHTING COMPANY (Emergency Planning)
(Shoreham Huclear Power (Hospital ETEs Issue)
Station, Unit 1)
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13 Deposition of DIANE P.
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Dreikorn Deposition Exhibit Number 1.....
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Resume 9
.Dreikorn Deposition Exhibit Number 2.....
6 10 Updated Resume 11 Dreikorn Deposition Exhibit Number 3.....
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12 OPIP 4.2.2, Attachment 1, Revision 9 13 Dreikorn Deposition Exhibit Number 4.....
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14' Affidavit of DianeRP. Dreikorn 15 Drdikorn Deposition Exhibit Number 5.....
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was examined and testified as'follows:-
'6 DIRECT EXA!(INATICIN 7
BY MR. ROSS:
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Good morning,'Mrs. Dreikorn.- I am Ronald Ross.
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With me is' Christopher McMurray, from Kirpatrick and 10 Lockhart, the counsel for Suffolk County f.n this NRC 11 Licensing Proceeding.
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My name is Diane Pallas Dreikorn.
I am employed 15 by Long Island Lighting Company.
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Mrs. Dreikorn, this morn!.ng I-am going to ask you 17 some questions reguarding LILCO's R3 vision 9, Hospital j
18 evacuation time estimates, and questions regarding the 19 hospital evacuation proposal.
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I would like to clean up a couple of
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matters first, starting with our resume.
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I will ask the Court Reporter to mark this 4
Dreikorn Exhibit 1.
5 (Mrs. Dreikorn's Resume is marked 6
Dreikorn Deposition Exhibit Numbec l' 7i for identification.)
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BY !!R. ROSS:
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O I will give you a chance to look through this.
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All right.
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Yes, I do.
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And could you tell us what it is?
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A It is a resume that I prepared of my previocs d
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and update this for us?
This is the only resume that has.
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I believe there is a more up-to-date resume of 4
mine incorporated in the previous ~ hearing records.
But for 5
your update, February of 1987 to the present time, I have 6
been employed by Long Island Lighting Company.
7 MR. SISK:
Let's go off the record a second.
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9 MR. ROSS:
Back on the record.
I have just been 10 handed a document which I would like the Court Reporter to 11 '
mark as Dreikorn Exhibit 2.
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Mrs. Dreikorn, could you identify Dreikorn 17 Exhibit No. 2?
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Dreikorn Exhibit 7 is a resume of mine that I b
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Now, is Dreikorn Exhibit 2 your current resume?
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Plans and Facilities for the Long Is1'and Lighting Company.
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Mrs. Dreikorn, I am looking through Dreikorn-Exhibit-2, and I would ask that you point out any entries 1
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evacuation time estimates?
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There are no entries on this that are specific to li I
evacuation time estimates.
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13 would reflect your experience with evacuation time 14 estimates?
15 MR. SISK:
For the record, for my edification, 16 when you say, "with res'pect to evacuation timc estimates,"
17 do you mean computations of evacuation time estimates, or 18 general involvement with evacuation time estimates?
Th'at 19 may help the witness.
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f trs. Dreikorn, is there any confusion about that 22 question?
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What I would like you to do is tell tus 3
whether you have any particular training or experiences that 4
qualify you to' speak to the issue of~ evacuation time 5
estimates that you would like-to-add to this resume?
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I think my experience.as an emergency planner in 7
many areas of emergency planning relate to my involvement in 8
the project of the hospital evacuation time estimates..
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Mrs, oreikorn, could you list for me the 10 materials that you reviewed in preparation for this
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12 By, "materials," I mean documentary materials.
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I have reviewed the various filings on summary 14 disposition motion on the hospital evacuation issue.
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Is that all you reviewed, Mrs. Dreikorn?
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I reviewed our specific procedures that pertain ~
17 to hospitals and hospital evacuations.
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By, "our," you are referring to LILCO's?
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That is correct, yes.
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And are you referring specifically to OPIPs?
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That is correct.
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referring to?
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OPIP 4.2.2, and OPIP 3.6.5.
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Is that a complete list of the OPIPs you reviewed 4
in preparation for this deposition?
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I believe so.
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tir s. Dreikorn, did you review any transcript.s 7
that have been taken of depositions in this proceeding?
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No, I did not.
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Did you consult with anyone to prepare for this 10 deposition?
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Yes, I did.
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Could you identify for us the individual or 13 individuals with whom you consulted?
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I consulted with the Hunton & Williams' attorneys 15 f on the case.
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Could you list those attorneys?
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Mary Jo Leugers, Rita Sheffey.
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Is that an exhaustive list?
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Yes,' I have.
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Are[there any other individuals with whomlyou 4-conversed in'~preparationlfor those depositions?
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.That is, other than Mr. CrockerLand various 6
Hunton & Williams' attorneys?
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A Yes,'there are.
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Could you' identify those individuals?
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A Jeff'Sobotka.
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.Are-there others?-
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I believe.that is it.
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Can you tell us how many times you conversed with
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There have been numerous informal discussions at 15 our office.-
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No.
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Can you tell us the substance of your 20 conversations with Mr. Crocker in preparation for this 1
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product privilege, either because an attorney may.have been 3
present during a portion of the conversations, or because 4
the conversations may have been at the' direction o'f an 5
attorney, in preparation for this deposition.
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moment to confer with the witness to.make sure that you get 8
whatever information may be outside the zone of privilege.
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10 I think the objection will have to stand, and I 11 have to instruct the witness not to answer.
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Can you tell me how many conversations you had 14 l with Mr. Sobotka in preparation for this deposition?
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Again, there were several conversations that were 16 held in our of'. ice.
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Were counsel from Hunton & Williams present for 18 all conversations?
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Yes, I would say that they were present.
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with Je'ff Sobotka, again in preparation.for this' deposition, 7
did counsel from Hunton & Williams Girect'that you have 8
these discussions?
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Counsel'from Hunton & Williams instructed me to 10 prepare for the deposition.
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Can you tell me the-substance of your 12 conversations.with Jeffrey Sobotka in preparation for this 13.
deposition?
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Perhaps, you didn't understand it.
20 Did counsel for Hunton & Williams direct you to 21 engage in the numerous conversations which you stated you 22 had with Jeff Sobotka in preparation for this deposition?
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counsel from Hunton &' Williams to engage in these
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Yes.
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!!rs. Dreikorn, are you familiar with Revision 9's 10 Ilospital, Evacuation Procedures?
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Yes, I am.
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To some degree, yes.
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Can you specify that to some degree?
16 That is, have you in any way participated in the development 17 of those evacuation time estimates?
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I actually oversaw the project of the development 19 of those time estimates.
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Arc you familiar-withfOPIP 3.6.5 of Revision 9 of-3 the LILCO Plan?
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Yes.
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And are you' familiar with Attachment 1 to OPIP 6-o4.2.2 of the LILCO Plan, Revision 97 7
A Could I see a copy of Attachment 1, please?
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One moment, Mrs. Dreikorn.
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13 Court Reporter mark this document Dreikorn Exhibit 3.
14 (OPIP 4.2.2, Attachment 1, Revision 9, 15 List of Hospitals, et cetera, is marked i
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Now that you have had a chance to examine i
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4 Are you familiar with this Dreikorn Exhibit 3?
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Yes, I am.
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And isn't this one of the documents you stated 7
you reviewed in preparation for this deposition?
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Yes.
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Can you explain to us the basis of your 10 familiarity with Revision 9's hospital evacuation 11 procedures?
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Could you repeat that question, please?
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Can you explain for us the 14 basis of your familiarity with Revision 9's hospital I
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Since December, I have taken over all li ti 18 !
responsibility for all of the offsite plans and procedures.
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I can only approximate that it was January of 6
1988.
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So, it was subsequent to your appointment to 8
oversee the development of offsite procedures for the LILCO 9
Plan?
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Yes, that is correct.
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Mrs. Dreikorn, did you participate in the 12 development of the hospital evacuation procedures that are
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No, I did not.
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firs. Dreikorn, will you review the document that 5
has just been marked Dreikorn Exhibit 4?
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Okay.
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Now that you have 'aad a chance to review the 9
document that has been marked Dreikorn Exhibit 4, can you 10 '
identify this document for us?
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Yes.
This is the affidavit that I had signed.
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And for the record, I will note that Dreikorn 13 !
Exhibit 4 is an affidavit entitled, "Af fidavit of Diane P.
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And this is en accurate copy of the affidavit i
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9' are referring to when you mention your involvement in the 10 preparation and review of portions of Revision 9 dealing 11 with hospital evacuation and reception hospitals?
12 What are you referring to in your affidavit?
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I am referring to my oversight of the project, of the preparata.. of portions of Revision 9 dealing with 14 Nl 15(
hospital evacuation recoption hospitals.
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And can you explain to me exactly what that 17 oversight consisted of?
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I actually directed part of the LERIO Staff to do 4
this project.
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And, "by this project," you are referring to 6
what?
You directed them to do what?
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To do the work on hospital evacuation time 8
estimates.
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And what work is that?
What work did you have 10 them do?
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They were actually calculating evacuation time 12 estimates for the hospitals.
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And this was under your direction?
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Who are you referring to when you said you directed 3
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Who are you referring to?
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I am referring to specifically Jeff Sobotka, who 5
is part of our LERIO organization.
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And does this, "them," consist of others besides 7
Jeff Sobotka?
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Yes.
The others involved was Ed Lieberman for 9
KLD Associates, and his staff.
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So, you are directing Jeff Sobotka, Ed Lieberman 11 of KLD, and Ed Lieberman's staff?
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So, I will 14 r, tate that as an objection.
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You can answer the question.
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Mrs. Dreikorn, if I have mischaracterized, would
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You were directing whom?
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And could you identify those consultants?
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Primarily it was Jeff Sobotka.
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Any others?
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Was Ed Lieberman one of those consultants?
8 A
I am not sure I understand what you are asking me 9
here.
I am getting very confused.
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Mrs. Dreikorn, correct me if I am wrong.
You 11 stated that you directed the activities of certain 12 consultants hired by LILCO, did you not?
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15 in this project, referring to the revision of the hospital 16 evacuation procedures, is that correct?
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4 MR. SISK:
Object to that as asked and answered.
5 I believe the record reflects that Ed Lieberman and his 6
staff, is that correct?
7 THE WITNESS:
Yes.
8 BY MR. ROSS:
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Well, that is the answer we wanted.
You stated 10 now that you were supervising the activities of Jeff 11 Sobotka, Ed Lieberman, and Ed Lieberman's staff at KLD.
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Douglas Crocker, my manager.
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Douglas Crocker, my manager.
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What was his rolo 7
in this project?
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His role as the LERIO representative was to 9
interface with KLD Associates.
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like to back up and ask you as Supervisor, what is it 6;
specifically that you directed them to do?
7 What was the project?
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We were directed by the Board to provide 9
ovacuation time estimtes for hospitals.
In turn, that 10 project was assigned to Jeff Sobotka, of the LERIO 11 organization, and KLD Associates.
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evacuation time estimates for other special facilities, and 7
that hospitals should be included.
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What is their significance?
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significance or the need for evacuation time estimates in 8
constructing an emergency plan?
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Mrs. Dreikorn, can you summarize the facts and 5
opinions to which you will testify in this proceeding?
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I will object to that on the same i
7 basis.
The vitness can only testify as to what she believes 8
she may testify in the future.
9 BY MR. ROSS:
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!!r s. Dreikorn, can you tell us what you expect to 11 testify to in this proceeding; that is, a summary of those 12 facts and events?
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I expect to be the LILCO representative on this 14 panel, to be present as a supervisor of this project.
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Why are you here?
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Same objection.
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3 If you wish to ask the witness specific questions 4
as to her involvement with hospital evacuation time 5
estimates, and what her opinions or conclusions are based on 6
that work, that is fine.
7 But if we cast it in future tense, it is simply 8
speculative.
9 MR. ROSS:
!!r s. Dreikorn, I would like you to 10 specify the facts and opinions to which you will testify in 11 this proceeding.
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Same objection.
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Can you answer the question?
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Not at this time, no.
Q Do you have any opinions at this time regarding 16 [l ll LILCO's hospital evacuation proposal; that is, the Revision 17 l
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19 l MR. SISK:
I object to that.
It is mightily 20 ambiguous.
If the witness can answer, she can proceed.
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5 MR. ROSS:
We are going to go off the record for 6
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9 MR. ROSS:
Back on the record.
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calls for speculation, and also may call for an inquiry into 5
future privileged conversations with counsel.
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respect to any future discussions by allowing the witness to 8
proceed.
If she can answer the question, I will let her 9
answer as to what she expects to testify to or may testify 10 ll to as to the subject matter that we are on.
11 MR. ROSS:
Counsel, if you would like to enter a 12 continuing objection, I am willing to allow you to do so, 13 but we are not going to get anywhere in this deposition if 14 l
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15 The witness has been presented --
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calcuated the hospital evacuation timo estimates?
12 i MR. SISK:
I will object to that as 13 argumentativo, and an improper charactorization of what the 14 l witness said.
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Can you answer the question?
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fir s. Dreikorn, is it a fair characterization of 3
your respnase to say that the primary purpose of your 4
testimony at this time with respect to why LILCO calculated 5
the hospital evacuation time estimates is solely to say that 6
the Licensing Board directed that you do so?
7 A
That is correct.
8 Q
Mrs. Dreikorn, when were you asked to testify in 9
this proceeding?
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In mid-December of 1987.
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Mrs. Dreikorn, do you expect to give any 12 testimony regarding the accuracy of LILCO Revision 9, A(~)
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No, I do not.
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Can you define the word?
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10 But I think we can cut through this pretty 11 quickly.
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15 the time ostimates, is that correct?
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assignment of the project, can you clarify for me what you i
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10 requesting the calculation of evacuation time estimates, and 11 in turn, hired consultants to complete that project for us.
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part of Revision 9, which was served to the Board.
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witness what she knows as of the present dato, as to tho l
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Counsel, I an going to note again, I 9
have given you the opportunity to enter a continuing 10 objection on this record.
If you persist in making 11 speeches, we are going to be here all day.
And, i f you 12 obstruct the County in its efforts of legitimate discovery, O
13 we will renotice this deposition, and we will take this 14 l9 matter to the Board.
15 We are entitled to find out why tirs. Dreikorn has 16][
been prosented to us as a witness in this proceeding, and we 17 l are going to got that information.
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!!R. SISK For the record, yoe are entitled to 19 I
know what the witness knows with respect to the subject 20 matters at hand.
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perform the evacuation time ostimates for hospitals.
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Have you dono anything to 20 satisfy yourself that LILCO's hospital evacuation time 21 estimates are accurate?
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0 My question doesn't go to LILCO's confidence, but 9
rather to your own knowledge and your own actions, and I 10 will restato my question.
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in which you will give testimony in this proceeding.
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Do you have any opinions regarding LILCO's 8
hospital evacuation time estimates at this time, other than 9,
regarding either why they were calculated, or the processes l
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fly opinion, as stated earlier, is I tool the 12 hospital evacuation timo estimates are reasonable.
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assumptions which underly the hospital evacuation timo Hll 15 [
estimatos?
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When you say you have reviewed those assumptions, 20 can you tell me what you are referring to?
What have you 21 done?
Have you road them?
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Do you understand the role they play in the 4
calculation of the hospital ovacuation time ostimates?
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As a technical person, I understand that you need 6
to have cortain assumptions when performing calculations of 7l this type.
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stating up front the assumptions utilized in makino those i
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calculations for possible ovacuation timo estimatos, so it 11 is known what factors went into the actual calculations.
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assumptions?
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A tio, I did not.
It is my understanding those 15 assumptions have boon previously litigated.
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previously litigated, exactly what assumptions are you e
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The list of assumptions utilized for the hospital 20 evacuation time ostimates.
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Do you have the listing of those assumptions for 4
my review?
5 MR. ROSS:
I am going to distribute a document 6
and ask that it be marked Dreikorn Exhibit 5.
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9, Hospitals, is marked 8
as Droikorn Deposition Exhibit Number 5, 9l for identification. )
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10 MR. ROSS:
firs. Dreikorn, I will point you to i
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pages IV-176 through IV-178, and give you a chance to review 12 this Dreikorn Exhibit 5.
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documant that has been marked Dreikorn Er.hibit 5, consists 0
16 4 of an excerpt from Appendix A to Rivision 9 of the LILCO O
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18 F will also state for the record that there is some language 19 i
that is unclear on Page IV-173, which I read to be, "and 20 forward this information to..," and I am so marking that on 21 the copy given to the Court Reporter.
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document that has boon marked Droikorn Exhibic f, ?
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IV-178 of Dreikorn Exhibit 5, can you tell me what this 5
material is?
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ovacuation time ostimate calculations.
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And as an omorgency planner, what is the 16d importance of having these assumptions set forth in the il 17 1 Plan?
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So that it is clear as to how the calculations 19 were achieved.
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involved in the process, this was done by whom?
5 MR. SISK If she knows.
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A I don't know.
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Can you succinctly summarize for me the role of 12 assumptions in preparing an analysis?
O 13 t!R. SISK:
I think that has boon asked and 14 answorod throo times.
One moro pass at it will be allowed.
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TrtE 6'ITNESS :
It's important that assumptions be 16 stated clearly up front in a calculation of this naturo so 17 h that it is understood as to how the number, the final 4
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product, has boon achieved.
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Firs. Dreikorn, in going through the assumptions 21 listed on Pago IV-176 of Dreikorn Exhibit 5, the third 22 ll assungtion roads, "The time required for ambulanco/ambulotto l
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3 Do you know the basis for that assumption?
4 A
What I do know about this assumption is that for 5
our LERO workers, it takes approximately 15 minutes to brief 6
them and issue them dosimetry.
That time frame has been expanded to 30 minutes, because the Peconic ambulance 7
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9l briefed in dosimetry as our other emergenc, workers are 10 during our drills.
11 Therefore, it may take a little bit longer to 12 accomplish this task with those individuals.
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Now, you said that it routinely takes 15 minutes 14 for LERO workers to be briefed in dosimetry?
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I've observed them at drills.
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You stated that the assumption usos the moro 5
conservativo estimato of 30 minutes because the workers 6
involved won't have the training that the LERO workors 7
receive?
8 A
No.
I will clarify that for you.
The 9
ambulanca/ambulotto drivers do not routinely participate in 10 our drills.
They do rocoive LERO training.
Bu t, they do 11 ;
not go through the issuing of dosimetry and paper work 12 l involved as often as our LERO field workers such as the bus 13 h drivers and traffic guidos.
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17 J of that estimate to 30 minutos for these anbulanco and 18 E ambulotto drivers?
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Go ahead.
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that time.
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figure 30 minutes as opposed to 40 minutes.
7 A
I don't know.
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Is that 30 minute figure based on any tests or 9
drills, tabletops, exercises?
i 10 A
No, I don't believe so.
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12 ij Page IV-176, I notice that there is an assumption that up to (l)
13 six ambulances and six ambulettes can be loaded 14 simultaneously at a given facility.
15 l Do you see that, Mrs. Dreikorn?
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Do you know the basis for that assumption?
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A No, I do not.
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Do you know the basis for that assumption?
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that those individuals may have.
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"our" personnel in their own monitoring, shat personnel aro 7i you referring to?
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hnd, what monitoring is this?
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The actual monitoring with a GM detector.
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And, those reports are the basis for this 21 assumption?
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As I stated earlier, I think that
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But, you don't know that?
5 A
I don't know that as a fact, no.
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So, you don't know what supports this assumption?
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I'm sorry.
Could you repeat the question?
8 (The Court Reporter road the question.)
9 THE WITNESS:
As I stated, I think that is what 10 went into the assumption.
I'm not 100 percent certain on 11 that.
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that is, if the monitoring time wero 'onger?
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Not at this time.
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studies?
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Not at this time, no.
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Can you tell me why you would not?
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One reason being I think the monitoring time is a 8
reasonable amount of time to assess if there in particulate 9
contamination on these individuals; and, the second is that I
10 it's my understanding that those assumptions have been 11 previously litigated.
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this estimate is reasonable?
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personnel, in doing monitoring activities, I feel that we 19 can accomplish monitoring of individuals in ambulance er 20 ambulettes within a 15 minute time frame.
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Are you aware of particular studies that support 5
this assumption?
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assumption listed on Page IV-176 of Dreikorn Exhibit 5, that i
7 l' the monitoring time for the occupants of vehicles is 15 8
minutes?
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I am aware of studios that have been done of li 10 g monitoring times of people in vehicles.
I think that 11 information may have been utilized in reaching this i
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have that there are, in fact, reception houpitals availablo
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I think, based on my experienco with hospitals, 17 i that it would be difficult for me to imagine hospitals 0
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My question is, do you have any assurances that 20 LILCO does, in fact, have reception hospitals available to 21 it in the ovent of a Shoreham emergency?
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My assurance is that hospitals are there to help 4
people with medical conditions at the time of need.
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it very hard to believe that patients would be turned away 6
when they arrive at their door, especially upon notification 7 !!
prior, as por procedure, that we need hoepital space, we li i
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My other assurance is that we have notified these 16 hospitals of tneir role in the emergency plan and procedures 17 j f:r the Shoreham Nuclear Power Station.
And, to the best of 18 "
my knowledge, we have not had any refusals or any requests 19 ot those hospitals to remove them from our list at the time 20 of Rev 9's issuance.
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Would you please repeat that?
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attempted to obtain written agrooments from reception L
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Yes, we have.
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And, can you describe the success or failure of 15 those offorts?
I will rephrase.
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Do you have any writt9n agreements with reception 17 hospitals?
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A Yes, we do.
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And, can you identify for me t.he written 20 agreements which you have with reception hospitala?
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to instruct the witness not to answer.
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7 She can answer that one.
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0 Do you need me to rephrase the question?
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flo, I do not.
The written agreements that we 11 '
have for hospitals that could potentially serve as reception 12 hospitals are with the Brunswick !!edical Center.
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Could you identify those hospitals for me?
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liid-Island Hospital.
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We have had negotiations with other hospitals.
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Can you identify the hospitals with which you 20 have had negotiativas?
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this is-getting far beyond the scopo of the question that
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not necessary.
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of the reasonableness of the evacuation timo estimates.
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7l that topic.
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!!rs. Dreikorn, as an emergency planner putting 12 together a hospital evacuation plan, would you consider it 13 l
important to identify reception hospitals; that is, a
14 h hospitals to which ovacuated patients could be sont?
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As a list of potential hospitals, I think that is 16 appropriato, yes.
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20 together a hospital evacuation plan?
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3 would you consider it important to have reasonable assurance 4l that those reception hospitals would, in fact, be availablo 5
in the event of an accident requiring hospital evacuation?
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Yes.
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Exhibit 6.
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Number 6 for identification.)
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Ar.d, I will give you a chance to f amiliarize yourself with this document.
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17 li (The witness is looking at the document.)
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19 testified belief that you can't imagine that the 23 20 hospitals listed on Dreikorn Exhibit 6 would refuse to 21 participate in a hospital evacuation in the event of a 22 Shoreham emergency, do you have any basis for believing that I
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4 f tR. SISK Object as asked and answorod at least 5
in part.
The witness can add anything she would like.
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(Continuing)
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Can you list for mo 8,
the grounds on which -- strike that.
!I 9 ll Mrs. Dreikorn, do you believe that the 23 4
10 j hospitals listed in Dreikorn Exhibit 6 would participate in n
11 j an emergency evacuation of the Shorehan EPZ?
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Yes, I do.
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And, could you identify for me the grounds for u
14 h that belief?
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The grounds for my belief are a personal belief 16 that in a real omergency thoto hospitals would respond to 4
17 the oost of their ability.
18 11R. ROSS:
I would like to take a short break.
19 (Whereupon, a recess is taken at 11:55 a.m.,
to 20 reconvene at 12: 05 p.m., this same date.)
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increase or decrease -- the hospital evacuation time h
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No, I'm not aware of any studies at this time.
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A No.
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And, as an emergency planner, would you conduct 16 such studies?
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Not at this time, no.
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It's my understanding that these assumptions have 4
boon previously litigated and accepted by the Board.
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that as an omorgency planner you would not conduct --
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insofar as she has specifically testifiod as to a couple of 10 them, that she bollevos they are reasonable and described 11 j somewhat the basis for them.
12 But, with that exception, she can go ahead and 13 dl answer it.
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means?
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12 significance of that accreditation for LILCO's emergency 13 ll response plan?
O 14 h A
Could you repeat that, please?
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relationship betwoon the exhibit wo are discussing, Droikorn 4
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A Exhibit 3 is a listing of the procedure, and it's 17 a completo listing of hospitals in Long Island, Brooklyn and 18 L Quaons that may be nooded to assist in the treatment of l
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17 h identified as a superset of LILCo Exhibit 6, correct?
18 A
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available to LILCO as reception contors in the ovent of a 4
Shoreham emergency?
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I'm going to distribute a document and 15 ask that the Court Reporter mark it Droikorn Exhibit 7.
1 16 F (A document, OPIP 3.6.5, Protective
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marked as Dreikorn Deposition Exhibit i
19 f Number 7 for identification.)
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Yes, it appears to be OPIP 3.6.5.
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provision listed at Section 5.5.5, Subsection C?
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"Assign patients requiring ambulances to the h
10 h reception hospitals closest to the EPZ, since the ambulancos 11 h may need to make multiple trips."
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fly question is, are the 14 Y hospitals listed in Dreikorn Exhibit 6 the hospitals 15 referred to in OPIP 3.6.5, Section 5.5.5(c) where that 16 section states, "Assign patients requiring ambulances to the 17 reception hospitals closest to the EPZ...?"
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A Yes.
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Is it a correct reading of OPIP 3.6.5, Section 20 5.5.5, Subsection C, to say that it requires knowledge of 21 the proximity of reception hospitals to the EPZ?
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hospitals listed hero is closest to the western boundary of 4
the Shoreham 10-mile EPZ?
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Hospital Western Suffolk at Smithtown or St. John's, d
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And, can you point to information, oither in 9 !l Droikorn Exhibit 6 or elsewhere in the LILCO plan, that
- i 10 would allow a dispatcher to identify the hospital listed in i
11 Dreikorn Exhibit 6 which is closest to tho wontorn boundary 12 0 of the Shoreham 10-mile EPZ?
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A A dispatcher would not be involved in that i
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Q tir s. Dreikorn, I direct your attention to 16 Dreikorn Exhibit 7, again OPIP 3.6.5, Section 5.5.5, 17,,
Subsection C.
18 Can you toll me who assigns patients requiring 19 !
ambulancos to reception hospitals closest to the EPZ?
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that would allow the hospital coordinator to identify the 5b hospital listed in Droikorn Exhibit 6 which is closest to 1
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hospitals, the first page only in Suffolk County, the second 20 l and third page in Nassau County.
He would begin with the 21 Suffolk County listing.
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what does ho do to assign patients requiring ambulancos to 7 hlthe reception hospital closest to the EPZ?
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What does he actually do?
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In sooking to fulfill his 10 l responsibility under OPIP 3.6.5, Section 5.5.5(c), does the I
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the plan that the hospital coordinator would turn to in 18 g seeking to fulfill his responsibilitios under Section 19 5.5.5(c)?
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serve as recoption hospitals in the ovont of a Shoreham 2
omorgoney?
3 flR. SISKt I will object to that as asked and 4
answorod insof ar as you've previously asked the witness 5
whether she would expect the entire list of hospitals to bo 6l availablo.
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If the witness has anything to add to that, sho 8
can procoed.
9 THE WITNESSt I would expect that there is a 10 L potential that those hospitals may be noodod.
11 BY 11R. ROSS (Continuing) i 12 l 0
fly question to you, !!rs. Droikorn, is does -- is 13 :
LILCO relying on the 23 hospitals listed in Dreikorn Exhibit 14 ii 6 as the reception hospitals, which you've stated it's 15 important for LILCO to identify to participate in this 16 1 emergency plan?
17 A
Yes.
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2 11R. SISK Let me object to the question insof ar 3
as it may call for a legal conclusion.
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with a little doctrino called realism which indicates that 5
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rely on her knowledge of the facts to answer that question.
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Mrs. Dreikorn, LILCO's Rosponse to Suffolk County i
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a 11 F 10, 1988 -- providos in part that vehielo distribution among 12 l ovacuating facilities was optimized, i.e. limited at any
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il 15 F I'm going to hand you what I've boon reading 16 0 from.
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18 I referred to previously.
It is entitled "LILCO's Responses 19 and Objections to suffolk County's First Set of 20 Interrogatorios and Roquest for Production of Documents," as 21 indicated dated !! arch 10.
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CERTIFICATE OF NOTARY PUBLIC Q
2 I,'Garrott J. Walsh, Jr.,
the officer before whom'the 3
forogoing deposition was takon, do hereby certify that the 4
witness whose testimony appears in-the forogoing deposition 5
was duly sworn by me; that the testimony of said witness was 6
taken by me and thereafter reduced to typewriting by me or i
7l under my direction; that said dnposition is a true record of i
8' the testimony given by the witness; that I am neither l
9l counsol for, related to nor employed by any of the parties I
10 l to the action in which this deposition was taken; and 11 n furthor, that I am not a relative or employoo of any I
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A Notary Public in and for tho 18h Commonwealth of Virginia at Largo 19 My Commission Expiros 20 January 9, 1989 21 h I
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Appl,ied Assectate of Science. June 1974 ADDITIONAL TRAINING:
Realth Physics % Radiation Protection - 3 weeka - (February-March 1945) - Oak Ridge Associated Dniversities. Oak Ridge. TN Advanced Men 1th Phystes Topics (November 1984)
Oak Ridge Associated Universities. Oak Ridge. TV Biological Effects of Tonizing Radiation (October 1985) - krvard School of Public Besith Boston. MA Teletherapy Calibratico (June 1984)
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Houston. TX O
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Nuclear Re gula tory Consission Hedical Accelerator Course (April 1982) - New York State Realth Department Radiation Accident As s e ssment (November 1981) - Federal Emergency Management Agency ticensing of Radioactive Material (September 1981) - U.S.
Nuclear Ragulatory Coussission Medical Use of Radioisotopes (May 1981)
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WORK EXPERIDiCE:
10/85-present Isrpell ccrporation/Radiologiesi services 225 Broad Mellow Road Melville. New York 11747 Senior Engineer Duties:
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Agreement Program for Itcensing and ccepliance of radioactiva materials use is medical ind acadeale facilities, maintain compatibility betveen NRC regulations and NTSDOE Sanitary Code, coordinate response to radiological energencies and incident investigations through five re gional
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Asseeiste Radiolonical Nealth Specialist (4/03 9/44)
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completeness and coordinated review by Department's Radiological Esalth Advisory Committee seabers, reviewed proposed changes to j
NRC regulations and recommended Deparraent reaction, proposed changes to NYSDOB Sanitary Code to saintain compatibility with NRC regulations, provided assistance to regional personnel for inspection of cesplam licenses.
_Senter Radielenical Realth Specialist (2/81-4/43)
Duties:
Re viev'e d and roccamended for approval radioactive materials license applications and amendments for medical and academic facilities with limit e d-sc epe
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3/80-5/80 lfew York State Education Department Eureau of Nealth Occupations Education Albany. New York 12230 i
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9/77-2/81 Nuclear Medteine Technolonist
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516/754-4162 EDUCATION:
Rochester Institute of Technology, Rochester, New York Major:
Physics (Nuclear Medicine)
Degree:
Bachelor of Science Cum Laude, June 1976 State University of New York, Agricultural / Technical College Alfred, New York Major:
Medical Lab Technology Degree:
Applied Associate of Science. June 1974 ADDITIONAL TRAINING:
Health Physics & Radia: ion Protection - 5 Weeks - (February-March 1985 - Oak Ric'ge Associated 'iniversities, Oak Ridge, TN Advanced Health P~ysics Topics (Nevember 1984) - Oak Ridge n
Associated Universities, Oak Rid 4 TN 2
Biological Effects of Ionizing Radiation (October 1985)
Harvard School of Public Health, Boston, MA 3
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Nuclear Regulatory Co==ission Medical Use of Radioiso: opes (May 1951) - U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Co==ission WORK EXPERIENCE:
2/S7 :o presen: Leng it'.cnd Ligh:ing Company 175 E.
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organization, and perform as an observer / con-troller for drills / exercises of.the emergency plan and procedures.
4 10/85-2/87 Impell Corporation / Radiological Services 225 Broad Hollow Road Melville, New York 11747 Senior Engineer - Duties:
Provide consulting services to tne nuclear power industry, conduct
- o sing sessions in radiological emergency scedness for on-site and off-site organi-as.ns, perform audits of nuclear power electric
- sra:ing plant radioactive material package and c.ansport procedures and radioactive was:e handling o determine compliance with 10CFR and 49CFR, and perform audi:s of on-site and off-site emergency preparedness procedures to determine co=pliande with NUREG-0654 2/81-10/85 New York Sta:e Health.-
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Duties:
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New York State Department of Health (NYSDOH)
Agreement Program for licensing and ce=pliance of radioac:ive ca:erials use in =edical and academic facili:ies
=aintain co=pa:ibility J
be:veen NRC regula: ions and NYSDOH Sani:ary Code, coordina:e response to radiological e=ergencies and inciden: investigations through five regional offices, and provide
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Page I of 7 LIST OF HOSPITALS CAPABLE OF TREATING CONTAMINATED / INJURED INDIVIDUALS LONG ISLAND / BROOKLYN / QUEENS - FACILITIES & CAPACITY
- SUFFOLK COUNTY
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Number Locality E&ll Name/ Address Zin Telephone of Beds Amityville Y
BRUNSHICK GENERAL HOSPITAL, 366 Broadway 11701 (516) 789-7000 255 Bayshore Y
SOUTHSIDE HOSPITAL, Montauk Highway 11706 (516) 968-3000 493 Greenport Y
EASTERN LONG ISLAND HOSPITAL, 201 Manor Place 11944 (516) 477-1000 86 Huntington Y
Hf!NTINGTON HOSPITAL, 270 Park Avenue 11743 (516) 351-2000 424 Northport Y
VETERANS ADMIN. MEDICAL CENTER, Middleville Road 11768 (516) 261-4400 792 Patchogue Y
BROOKHAVEN MEMORIAL HOSPITAL MEDICAL CENTER,101 Hospital Road 11772 (516) 654-7100 344 Port Jefferson Y
JOHN MATHER MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, North Country Road **
11777 (516) 473-1320 228 Y
ST. CHARLES HOSPITAL, 200 Belle Terre Road **
11777 (516) 473-2800 271 Riverhead Y
CENTRAL SUFFOLK HOSPITAL, 1300 Roanoke Avenue **
11901 (516) 369-6000 150 Smithtown Y
COMMUNITY HOSPITAL OF HESTERN SUFFOLK, Smithtown Bypass / Route 111 11787 (516) 979-9800 271 Y
ST. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL HOSPITAL, Route 25A 11787 (516) 360-2000 300 i
Source: American Hospital Association Guide to the Health Care Field, 1985. Published by the American Hospital l
Association, Chicago, Illinois
- These hospitals are within the IO-mile EPZ and should not be used if it is anticipated that they may have to take protective actions themselves.
+JCAH indicates Joint Commission of Accreditation of Hospitals accredited programs as of 3/2/87.
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SUFFOLK COUNTY (continued)
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Number Locality M
Name/ Address Zin Telephone of Beds Southampton Y
SOUTHAMPTON HOSPITAL, 240 Meeting House Lane 11968 (516) 283-2600 194 Stony Brook Y
UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL, State University of New York 11794 (516) 689-8333 416 Mest Islip Y
GOOD SAMARITAN HOSPITAL, 1000 Montauk Highway 11795 (516) 957-4000 515 NASSAU COUNTY
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Number Locality M
Name/ Address 11g Telenhone of Beds Bathpage Y
MID-ISLAND HOSPITAL, 4295 Hempstead Turnpike 11714 (516) 579-6000 237 East Meadow Y
NASSAU COUNTY MEDICAL CENTER, 2201 Hempstead Turnpike 11554 (516) 542-0123 644 Glen Cove Y
COMJNITY HOSPITAL, St. Andrew's Lane 11542 (516) 676-5000 278 Hempstead Y
HEMPSTEAD GENERAL HOSPITAL, 800 Front Street 11551 (516) 560-1200 222 Long Beach Y
LONG BEACH MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, 455 E. Bay Drive 11561 (516) 432-8000 370
- Source: American Hospital Association Guide to the Health Care Field, 1985. Published by the American Hospital l
Association, Chicago, Illinois
+JCAH indicates Joint Commission of Accreditation of Hospitals accredited programs as of 3/2/87.
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Number Locality FMi Name/ Address Zin Teleohone of Beds Manhasset Y
LONG ISLAND JEHISH-HILLSIDE MEDICAL CENTER, 1554 Northern Blvd. 11030 (516) 627-9000 126 Y
NOR1H SHORE UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL, 300 Community Drive 11030 (516) 562-0100 598 l
Mineola Y
HINTHROP UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL, 259 First Street 11501 (516) 663-0333 548 Oceanside Y
SOUTH NASSAU COMMUNITIES HOSPITAL, 2445 Oceanside Road 11572 (516) 763-2030 429 i
P;ainview Y
CENTRAL GENERAL HOSPITAL, 888 Old Country Road 11803
'(516) 681-8900 300 l
Rockville Center Y MERCY HOSPITAL, 1000 North Village Avenue 11570 (516) 255-0111 398
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Roslyn Y
ST. FRANCIS HOSPITAL, 100 Port Nashington Boulevard 11576 (516) 627-6200 227 8
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Syosset Y
SYOSSET COMMUNITY HOSPITAL, 221 Jericho Turnpike 11791 (516) 496-6400 174 l
Valley Stream Y
FRANKLIN GENERAL HOSPITAL, 900 Franklin Avenue 11580 (516) 825-8800 305 i
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- Source: American Hospital Association Guide to the Health Care Field, 1985. Published by the American Hospital l
Association, Chicago, Illinois
+JCAH indicates Joint Commission of Accreditation of Hospitals accredited programs as of 3/2/87.
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j Far Rockaway Y
PENINSULA HOSPITAL CENTER, 51-15 Beach Channel Drive 11691 (718) 945-7100 482 Y
ST. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL HOSPITAL, 327 Beach 19th Street 11691 (718) 917-3000 300
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Flushing Y
BOOTH HEMORIAL MEDICAL CENTER, Main Street 11355 (718) 670-1231 467
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Y CITY HOSPITAL CENTER AT ELMHURST, 79-01 Broadway 11373 (718) 830-1515 773 Y
FLUSHING HOSPITAL, Parsons Boulevard and 45th Avenue 11355 (718) 670-5000 424 i
Y PARSONS HOSPITAL, 35-06 Parsons Boulevard 11354 (718) 353-7100 130 I
Y ST. JOHN'S QUEENS HOSPITAL, 90-02 Queens Boulevard ***
11373 (718) 457-1300 1161 Forest Hills Y
LAGUARDIA HOSPITAL, 102-01 66th Road 11375 (718) 830-4000 302
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Y PARKHAY HOSPITAL, 70-35 113th Street 11375 (718) 990-4100 227 l
Glen Oaks Y
L.I. JENISH HEDICAL CENTER, 75-59 263rd Street 11004 (718) 470-2000 870
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Jackson Heights Y PHYSICIAN'S HOSPITAL, 34-01 73rd Street 11372 (718) 446-1100 142 Jamaica Y
JAMAICA HOSPITAL, 89th Avenue and Van Wyck Expressway 11418 (718) 657-1800 282 i
Y QUEENS HOSPITAL CENTER, 82-68 164th Street 11432 (718) 990-3377 592 (includes QUEENS GENERAL HOSPITAL and TRIBORO HOSPITAL) i i
Source: American Hospital Association Guide to the Health Care Field,1985. Published by the American Hospital l
Association, Chicago, Illinois j
- These hospitals are within the IO-mile EPZ and should not be used if it is anticipated that they may have to take j
protective actions themselves.
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+JCAH indicates Joint Commission of Accreditation of Hospitals accredited programs as of 3/2/87.
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(continued) t W EENS COUNTY
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Number Loca11tv M
Hame/ Address Zin Telephong of Beds Little Neck Y
DEEPDALE GENERAL HOSPITAL, 55-15 Little Neck Parkway 11362 (718) 428-3000 195 Long Island City Y ASTORIA GENERAL HOSPITAL, 25-10 30th Avenue 11102 (718) 932-1000 235 4
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Name/ Address Zin Teleohone of Beds s
Y BAPTIST HEDICAL CENTER, 2749 Linden Boulevard 11208 (718) 277-5100 347 1
Y BROOKDALE HOSPITAL, Linden Boulevard and Brookdale Plaza 11212 (718) 240-5000 807 Y
BROOKLYN HOSPITAL (CALEDONIA HOSPITAL), 121 De Kalb Avenue 11201 (718) 403-8005 634 Y
COMMUNITY HOSPITAL OF BROOKLYN, 2525 Kings Highway 11229 (718) 377-7900 134 l
Y CONEY ISLAND HOSPITAL, 2601 Ocean Parkway 11235 (718) 615-4000 445 j
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Number Locality J@i Kame / Address Zip Telenhone of Beds Y
DOWNSTATE MEDICAL CENTER, 445 Lenox Road 11203 (718) 270-2401 372 _'
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WOODHULL MEDICAL & MENTAL HEALTH CENTER HOSPITAL, 760 Broadway 11206 (718) 963-8000 493 Y
HOSPITAL OF THE HOLY FAMILY,155 Dean Street ***
11217 (718) 875-9200 1161 j
Y INTERFAITH MEDICAL CENTER, 555 Prospect Place ***
11238 (718) 240-1000 945 l
Y KINGSBROOK JEHISH MEDICAL CENTER, 585 Schenectady Avenue 11203 (718) 604-5000
'343 Y
KINGS COUNTY HOSPITAL CENTER, 451 Clarkson Avenue 11203 (718) 735-3131 1284 Y
KINGS HIGHHAY HOSPITAL CENTER, 3201 Kings Highway 11234 (718) 252-3000 212 Y
LONG ISLAND COLLEGE HOSPITAL 11201 (718) 780-1000 567 Y
LUTHERAN MEDICAL CENTER, 150 55th Street 11220 (718) 630-7000 532 4
Y MAIMONIDES MEDICAL CENTER, 4802 Tenth Avenue 11219 (718) 270-7679 700 Y
METHODIST HOSPITAL, 506 Sixth Street 11215 (718) 780-3000 514 g
Source: American Hospital Association Guide to the Health Care Field, 1985. Publish,ed by the American Hospital l
Association, Chicago, Illinois 8
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+JCAH Indicates Joint Commission of Accreditation of Hospitals accredited programs as of 3/2/87.
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KINGS (BROOKLYN) COUNTY (continued)
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Number Locality FMI Name/ Address Zin Telephone of Beds Y
ST. MARY'S HOSPITAL, 170 Buffalo Avenue ***
11213 (718) 774-3600 1161 Y
VETS. ADMIN. MEDICAL CENTER, 800 Poly Place 11209 (718) 836-6600 1,223 Y
VICTORY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, 9036 Seventh Avenue 11228 (718) 630-1234 276 Y
HYCKOFF HEIGHTS HOSPITAL, 374 Stockholm Street 11237 (718) 963-7102 437 Source: American Hospital Association Guide to the Health Care Field, 1985. Published by the American Hospital l
Association, Chicago, Illinois
- Hospitals are affiliated; the number of beds represents the total for all hospitals in the group.
+JCAH Indicates Joint Commission of Accreditation of Hospitals accredited programs as of 3/2/87.
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Attachm nt 2 LILCO. December 18, 1987 L*NITED STA TES OF A>lERICA NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMallSSION
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AFFIDAVIT OF DIANE P. DREIKORN IN SUPPORT OF LILCO'S MOTION FOR
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DISPOSITION OF Tile HOSPITAL EVACUATION __ ISSUE Diane P. Dreikorn, being duly sworn, deposes and says as follows:
1.
I am employed by LILCO as Senior Emergency Planner, and have been in-volved in emergency planning for Shoreham since September 1985. My professional qualifications are bound into the record following transcript page 17,421, as part of LILCO Exhibit 1 in the reception centers remand proceeding. I have personal knowl-aL) edge of the facts recited below, because I have been invo.vec in ine preparation and re-view of portions of Revision 9 to the Plan dealing with hospital evacuation and recep-
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LILCO will soon file with the NRC and all parties copies of Revision 9 to the LILCO Plan, which will include a few more details concerning the implementation of hospital evacuation than were in previous revisions. Revision 9 will also contain evacuation time estimates for the hospitals and a list of the procedural steps and as-sumptions used in calculating them.
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The existing LILCO Plan already states the total bed capacity for each hos-pitalin OPIP 3.6.5, A tt. 2. Revision 9 adds a breakdown of that number for each hospi-tal into the estimated numbers of potential ambulatory patients, wheelchair-bound pa-tients, and patients that would be moved on stretchers. These numbers we.e obtained O
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The numbers are as follows: Central Suffolk Hospital-40 ambulatory,57 wheelchair,45 stretcher; St. Charles Hospital-62 ambulatcry,149 whee! chair, 47 stretcher; John T.
Mather Hospital-60 ambulatory,118 wheelchair,60 stretcher.
4.
Revision 9 of the Plan also translates the patient occupancy estimates into vehicle requirem> ants, using the same vehicle capacity assumptions that were used in calculating the existing evacuation time estimates for special facilities and the Suffolk Infirmary. Those assumptions have already been litigated and approved by the Board; they were contained in LILCO's Testimony on Contentions 72.A and E, ff. Tr. 9101, at 6 and Att.1, and are discussed in the P!D at pages 830-31 and 835-38. The vehicle capac-ity assumptions are as follows:
2 stretchers per ambulance, 7 wheelchairs per ambu %tte (average), and 40 ambulatory patients per bus. The resulting vehicle require-ment estimates are as follows: Central Suffolk Hospital-1 bus, 23 ambulances,12 ambulettes; St. Charles Hospital-2 buses, 24 ambulances, 22 ambulettes; John T.
Mather Hcspital-2 buses,30 ambulances,17 ambulettes.
5.
Revision 9 does not contain any major substantive changes in the proce-dures that would be used to implement a hospital evacuation. Revision 9 does add a few additional details concerning LERO's initiation and coordination of an evacuation. For example:
a.
When contacting reception hospitals, the Hospital Coordinator will verify that each is or is not capable of monitoring incoming evacuees for radiological contam-ination. OPIP 3.6.5 5 5.5.1 (Rev. 9). If the hospital staff is capable of monitoring evacuees, the Hospital Coordinator will ask them to do so. If the hospital staff does not have sufficient monitoring capabilities l
and requests monitoring assistance from LERO, the Hospital Coordinator will have a LERO monitor (s) sent to that hospital. OPIP 3.6.5 5 5.5.5 (Rev. 9).
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Facilities Coordinator, assigns evacuating patients to reception hospitals, starting with those reception hos-pitals closest to the EPZ. OPIP 3.6.5 5 5.5.5 (Rev. 9).
Revision 9 adds hospital evacuation time estimates to c.
the factors to be considered in deciding whether to
.2 commend evacuation for the hospitals under OPIP 3.6.1.
d.
Under Rev. 9, the Ambulance Coordinator will direct each ambulance or ambulette driver evacuating a hos-pital to contact him at the EOC upon arrival at the re-ception hospital. The Ambulance Coordinator will tell the driver to return to the evacuating hospital for O
more patients, without stopping off at the Brentwood EWDF, if more patients remain to be evacuated. OPIP 3.6.5 5 5.6.6(c) (Rev. 9).
6.
Aside from the hospital evacuation time estimates, which are being added to Appendix A of the LILCO Plan, and the hospital occupancy figures added to OPIP 3.6.5 Att. 2, the details specified above are the only substantive additions or changes that Rev. 9 makes to the hospital evacuation procedures in the LILCO Plan.
7.
The list of reception hospitals in OPIP 3.6.5 Att. 5 has been modified slightly so that it now includes only those hospitals at least 5 miles beyond the edge of the 10-mile EPZ that can treat contaminated individuals, as indicated by their JCAH (Joint Commission on Accreditation of Hospitals) accreditation in nuclear medicine and/or radiology.
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LILCO will continue its efforts to contact and obtain written agreements with reception hospitals.
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Respectfully submitted.
Diane P. Driekorn at Subscribed and sworn beto me this d day of December,1987, My commission expiresi. - 7 i
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mile Emergency Planning Zone (EPZ):
John T. Mather Memorial Hospital, St. Charles Hospital and Central Suffolk Hospital.
Two of the hospitals are located at 10 miles with the third located just outside the EP7, at 10 and one-quarter miles from the plant.
Due to their distance from the plant, the high shielding factors these facilities provide, and the risks of evacuating their patients, sheltering will normally be the preferable protective action in the event of an euergency at the SNPS.
It is possible, however, under certain circumstances that evacuation may be required for any of these hospitals.
If evacuation is recommended, LERO will evacuate these facilities using the transportation resources available after the general population and other special facilities have been evacuated.
Priority will be given to evacuation of radiose.witive patients (maternity, newborns, pediatrics).
Upon declaration of any ALERT or higher emergency classi-U fication, the hospitals will be notified, by their tone alert radios and apprised of the situation at the plant via UPLR-FM broad::asted l
EBS messages.
Each hospital has been issued a tone alert receiver which silently monitors the radio WPLR-FM frequency.
When WPLR l
generates its EBS signal, these units will automatically activate and transmit the message being broadcast over the air.
This message contains general information about the status of the plant and may contain specific instructions for the hospitals, b uekton d j DEPOSITION EX BIT
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Should sheltering be the recommanded protective action for the hospitals, the Health Facilities Coordinator will notify, by
,f-telephone, each of the hospitals to verify that they heard the EBS kd message and are implementing their sheltering plans which includa having patients either remain in place or relocate within the hospital.
Although it is anticipated that sheltering will be the primary protective action recommended, an evacuation atrategy has been developed for Mather, St. Charles and/or Central Suffolk Hospitals.
If evacuation is recommended, the Health facilities Coordinator will notify each hospital of the recommendation.
Upon notification each hospital will determine their transportation c o t.
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Priority will be given to evacuation of radiosensitive patients.
Arrangements for the resources needed to transport patients will be made by the Transportation Support Coordinator and Ambulance Q:
Coordinator.
The sources of these vehicles will be the companies LJ who are supplying vehicles for the evacuation of other segments of the population.
These vehicles will be supplied on an as available basis as the rest of the af fected population evacuation nears completion.
Should evacuation be implemented for John T. Mather Memorial Hospital, St. Charles Hospital and/or Central Suf folk Hospitals, the patients will be relocated to hospitals outside the E P 7..
Nur sing /Adul t Homes Upon declaration of any Alert or higher emergency classification, all nursing / adult homes will be notified by their tone alert radios and apprised of the situation at the plant via WPLR-FM broadcasted l
EBS messages.
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Facility Buses Ambulettes Ambulances Buses Ambulances Ambulettes Yani Oak Hollow Nursing 53 211 20 2
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M111 crest Adult 16 0
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Our Lady of Perpetual 15 4
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Ridge Rest Home 58 0
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0 Riverhead Nursing 60 119 2
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Suffolk Infirmary 27 58 130 1
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Sunrest Health 27 162 18 1
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f Hate: Ambulettes are assumed to carry 7 passengers. Ambulances are assumed to carry 2 passengers. Buses are standard 40 passenger vehicles. Vans are for transporting equipment.
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Special Facility Evacuation Tima Estimates Assumptions:
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Ambulances and Ambulettes Ambulance and Ambuletto Companies are notified to dispatch vehicles at the Site Area Emergency level.
The Site Area Emergency level is assumed to precede the order to evacuate by 25 minutes.
Ambulances and Ambulettes arrive at LILCO Brentwood or Peconic Ambulance over a time interval which varies froe 15 minutes to 5 hours5.787037e-5 days <br />0.00139 hours <br />8.267196e-6 weeks <br />1.9025e-6 months <br /> after notification.
An arrival distribution is based on information provided by the ambulance /ambulette companies.
The distribution used to calculate these evacuation time estimates (ETE) reflects the slowcc response times foe off peak hours.
The time required for ambulance /ambulette drivers to receive dosimetry, briefing and assignment at Brentwood/Peconic, is 30 minutes.
Travel to assigned facilities is at travel speeds listed in Table XIIIB.
Loading Vehicles at Facility:
rg Ambulettes carry 7 people and can be loaded in 25 (J
minutes for normal weather and 30 minutes for inclement weather.
Ambulances carry 2 people and can be loaded in 20 minutes for normal weather and 30 minutes for inclement weather.
Up to 6 ambulances and 6 ambulettes can be loaded simultaneously at a given facility.
Residents of the facilities are ready for loading at time of vehicle arrival.
Travel from the facility to the EPZ boundary is along the facility's zone evacuation route at the speeds listed in Table XIIIB, Travel f rom the EPZ Boundary to the designated monitoring facility is at speeds indicated in Table XIIIB.
Monitoring time for the occupants for all vehicles is 15 minutes.
Travel frcm the monitoring facility to a designated reception center is at speeds indicated in Table XIIIB.
Unloading at Reception Center takes the same amount of time as loading the vehicles at the facility (see above).
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Drivers raturn to Brentwood for reassignn:nt at speeds indicated in Table XIIIB.
Reassignment at Brentwood takes 15 minutes.
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Adverse winter ETE's are 6.25% longer than adverse summer ETE's.
While the difference in travel times is areater than 6.25%, loading time and cueuing time at facilities is assumed to be uneffected by weacher.
6.25% for winter vs. summer adverse is computed as follows:
0.75/0.8 = 0.9373 or 6.25% reduction, where
{0.75,0.8))iscapacity/speedreductionfactorfor rain, snow Buses LERO bus drivers (not including LERO School Bus Drivers) are notified to report at the Site Area Energency Level.
It is assumed that they leave the Patchogue Stagine Area with a bus 2.25 hours2.893519e-4 days <br />0.00694 hours <br />4.133598e-5 weeks <br />9.5125e-6 months <br /> after notification.
Travel from Patchogue a the special facility is at travel speeds indicated in Table XIIIB.
Loading huses at facility:
Buses carry a maximum of 40 adult passengers and can be N
loaded in 10 minutes.
Up to 6 buses can be loaded simultaneously.
Travel to the EPZ boundary along the facility's zone evacuation route takes place at the travel speeds indicated in Table XIIIB.
Homebound Handicapped Ambulances and Ambulettes:
It is necessary to calculate the travel times for homebound a
pick-ups because they effect subsequent vehicle availability for the special facilities.
The same assumptions apply as for Special Facility Ambulances /Ambulettes except as follows:
Travel to homehound pick-ups:
Vehicles travel from origination location to EPZ boundary at speeds listed in Table XIIIB.
Trips originating to the west of the EPZ travel 10 miles from the EPZ boundary to the first pick-up at inbound travel speeds.
Trips originating from Peconic Ambulance travel 5 miles at inbound speeds and 5 miles at evacuation traffic speeds.
fD Anbulances carry 2 passengers.
Loading takes 10
(,f minutes per person for normal weather and 15 minutes per person for inclement weather.
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(Although ambulsttes can cerry 7 passengers, homebound pick-ups were limited to 4 to reduce pick-up time).
Loading takes 10 minutes r~)
per person for normal weather and 15 minutes per person (y
for inclement weather.
Travel between pick-ups is 15 minutes for normal weather and 20 minutes for inclement weather.
Travel from last pick-up to EPZ boundary is for a distance of 8 miles at evacuation travel speeds listed in Table XIIIB.
Homebound Handicapped are taken directly to the closest useable reception hospitals.
Evacuees are monitored inside the reception hospital; no delay is incorred by the ambulance /ambulette driver.
Homebound handicapped have first priority to available vehicles.
Suffolk Infirmary and Hospitals Priority of evacuation is as follows:
Homebound handicapped are evacuated first.
Then, those in special facilities, ordered by proximity to Shorehan, are evacuated next.
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become available, l
The Suffolk Infirmary and the Hospitals evacuate l
patients to reception hospitals.
Reception hospitals are a minimum of 5 miles from the EPZ boundary and are l
capable of accommodating contaminated personnel.
Each reception hospital is assumed to have 14 percent of its total capacity available for homebound handicapped, infirmary and hospital evacuees.
After delivering evacuees to reception hospitals, the l
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additional trips, if necessary.
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reassigned at Brentwood between trips.
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Special Facilities evacuating using their own vehicles
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All of the facilities are ready to start load ing vehicles 2 hours2.314815e-5 days <br />5.555556e-4 hours <br />3.306878e-6 weeks <br />7.61e-7 months <br /> after the evacuation recommendation.
These vehicles are not reused after their first evacuation trip.
S?"acial Facility Evacuation Time Estimates (ETE)
Table XIIIA summarizes the -e.icuation time estimates for the special f acilities.
For each facility, the, table presents:
o Zone in which facility is located.
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Transport requirements based on the patient inventory, Assigned monitoring and reception centers, o
o Time, hours and minutes, that the last vehicle leaves the EPZ, referenced to the evacuation recommendation.
Estimates are given for normal and adverse weather.
School Evacuation Time Estimates Assumptions:
3us Drivers arrive at assigned bus yards in a unif orm distribution from 1 to 2.5 hours5.787037e-5 days <br />0.00139 hours <br />8.267196e-6 weeks <br />1.9025e-6 months <br /> after notification.
Notification for bus drivers to report occurs at t'u Site Area Emergency Level which precedes the evacu 41:( m recommendation by 25 minutes.
Accessing a bus and obtaining the dosimetry / assignment packet at bus yards takes 20 minutes.
Travel to school from bus company takes place at travel speeds listed in Table XIIIB.
Total number of students requiring buses:
Reduce school enrollments by 5% to account for absences.
(use 1/2 enrollment for schools on split session, if applicable).
Reduce high school population by 20% to account for students who drive to school and students that ride with them.
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Loading Students:
Buses carry /Other students.40 high school students or 60 Elementary Loading a bus takes 10 minutes and a maximum of 6 buses can be loaded simultaneously.
Travel from the school to the EPZ Boundary along the appropriate zone's evacuation toute takes place at speeds listed 'in Table XIIIB.
Bus assignment reflects evacuation priority of schools based on proximity to Shoreham Power Station with closer schools having a higher priority, Nursery and elementary schools have a higher priority than other schools at the sa:ne distance from Shoreham.
Table XIIIC summarizes the evacation time estimates for schools.
For each school, the table presents:
o Zone in which the school is locateil o
Number of students enrolled in the school-o Number of students requiring transport o
Number of buses required for one wave evacuation Bus companies where vehicles are obtained o
o Time, hours and minutes for each school's last bus to leave the EP7.,
Estimates are given for normal and adverse weather conditions and are ref erenced to the yQ evacuation recommendation.
Transit Operation All transit operations are described in OPIP's 3.6,4 and Gasoline Contingency Plan LILCO fuel tank trucks capable of refueling vehicles will be dispatched to locations along evacuation routes.
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will service evacuees vehicles which require gas, by providing a maximum of three gallons of fuel to assure passage out of the 10-mile EPZ, IV-180 Rev, 9
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FACILITY ADDRESS ZONE OWNED LERO CENTER CENTER SurMER WINTER Little Flower Children Northside Road LILCO -
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11786 Brentwood Istermediate Care Facility Preschoolers Place for Route 25A C
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UCP, Hostel Residence, 442 Randall Road G
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11 % 1 Avail.
Brentwood 4 Media Lane Stony Brook Ridge SOICF 64 Ridge Road G
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11 % 1 Transp.
3 Ambolettes Brentwood Developmental Av ail.
Center 133 Carmans Rd.
Melville, N.Y.
Maryhaven, Residence /
179 Lower Rocky Point Road F
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VEHICLES FOR EVACUATION EVACUATION TIME ESTIMATE NORMAL INCLEMENT FACILITY MONITORING RECrPTI(W WEATHER VEATHER FACILITY ADDRESS ZONE OWNED LERO CENTER CENIEk StMIER WINTER Options for Comununity 126 Tangler Drive F
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11953 31 Ambulettes Independent Group Home P.O. Box 651 M
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11953 East Moriches Maryhaven Hostel II 77 Landing Road F
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11764 Avail.
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Mt. Sinal, N.Y.
11766 Avail.
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St. James, N.Y.
g Independent Group Home 135A Woodland Avenue N
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11979 Asall.
Patchogue Treatment Lenc.or East Horiches Independent Group Home 288 Chapman Boulevard 0
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11949 Avail.
East Moriches Independent Group Home 133 West Shore Road K
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11727 Transp.
Brentwood 300 Wheeler Rd.
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VEHICLES FOR EVACUATION EVACUATION TIME ESTIMATE' NORMAL INCLEMENT FACILITY MONITORING RECEPTION WEATHER VEA"HER FACILITY ADDRESS ZONE OWNED LERO CENTER CENTER SUPMER WINTER Maryhaven, felf 655 Belle Terre Road Q
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11777 Avail.
Brentwood Melville AHRC 1180 Old Country Road P
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11901 Avail.
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11776 Maryhaven ICF Facility ICF Facility Q
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VEHICLES FOR EVACUATION EVACUATION TIME ESTIMAT_L, NORMAL INCLEMENT FACILITY MONITORING RECEPTION WEATHER VEATHER FACILITY ADDRESS ZDNE OWNED LERO CENTER CENTER SUMMER WINTER Maryhaven Hostel IV 322 Thompson Street Q
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11777 9 Ambulances Brentwood Melville 23 Ambulettes Maryhaven Hostel III 279 Terryville Road K
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11901 Avail.
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11901 Avail.
Brentwood Bohemia Timothy Hill Children 260 Middle Road P
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11901 Avail.
Brentwood 300 Wheeler Road Suffolk Infirmary Yaphank Avenue L
65 Ambulances Reception Reception 8:47 11:34 12:17 Yaphank 9 Ambulettes Hospitals Hospitals 1 Bus John T. Mather Hospital North Country Road Q
2 Buses Reception Reception 12:00 15:42 16:41 Port Jef ferson, N.Y.
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SPECIAL FACILITY AND SCHOOL EVACUATION TIME ESTIMATES Eastbound Travel - West of Brentwood, (Route 111)
J Routes Normal Heather Inclement Heather l
I-495 40 mph 32 mph 1
RT-27 30 mph 24 mph Other Roads 20 mph 16 mph
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Eastbound (Inbound) Travel - East of Brentwood, (Route 111)
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I-495 20 mph 6.0 hrs 40 mph 16 mph 7.75 hrs 32 mph
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Roads 20 mph 6.5 hrs 20 mph 16 mph 8.25 hrs 16 mph i
j Hestbound Travel - Hest of Brentwood (Route 111)
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I-495 15 mph 6.5 hrs 40 mph 12 mph 8.25 hrs 32 mph RT-27 12 mph 6.75 hrs 30 mph 10 mph 8.5 hrs 24 mph Other j
Roads 10 mph 7.0 hrs 20 mph 8 mph 8.75 hrs 16 mph i
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Hestbound Travel - From EPZ Boundary to Brentwood, (Route 111)
Normal Heather Inclement Heather 1
Routes Soeeds Prior to Speed Afterward Speeds Prior to Speed Afterward 1
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Evacuation Travel Hithin EPZ e
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Ambulance All 6 mph 5.0 hrs 35 mph 5 mph 6.0 hrs 30 mph i
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Hospital Name Address Nuediers Admission Newborns Pediatrics Hed./Sur9 ICU/CCU Time of Contact 1.
Eastern Long IslanJ Hospital 201 Manor Place, Greenport 4;;_3000 2.
Southampton Hospital 240 Heeting House Lane. Southampton 283-2600 3.
Ccmanonity Hospital Route lit and Smithtown Bypass.
979-9800 Western Suffolk Smithtown
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St. John's Epistopal Hospital Route 25A. Smithtown 360-2000 5.
Northport V.A. Hospital Middleville Road, Northport 261-4400 6.
Huntington Hospital 270 Park Avenue. Huntington 351-2000 7.
Southside Hospital Montauk Highway. Bay Shore 968-3000 8.
Good Samaritan Hospita) 1000 Montauk Highway, west Islip 957-4000 661-3000 9.
Brunswich General Hospital 366 Broaskay, A,1;yville 789-7000
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All t ospitals listed are at least 5 miles t,eyond the edge of the 10 mile EPZ and are capalile of tecating cont.cainated individ als. See plan section 3.7-l.
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NASSAU COUN11 NumtgrJ lad @ ignal Patient Which Can Br_Ap osusodated Telephone General Maternity /
Hospital Name Address Numbers Admission Ne e rns Pediatrics Med./ Surg.
ICU/CCU Time of Contact 1.
Central General Hospital 888 Old Country Road Plainview 681-8900 2.
Mid-Island Hospital 4295 Hempstead Turnpike. Bethpage 579-6000 3.
Syosset Commsunity Hospital 221 Jericho Turnpiha. Syosset 496-6400 4 Nassau County Medical Center 2201 Hempstead Turnpike. E. Meadow 542-0123 5.
Hempstead General Hospital 800 Front Street. Hempstead
$60-1200 6.
Long Beach Memortal Hospital 455 E. Bay Drive. Long Beach 432-8000 7.
South Nassau Cossuunities 2445 Oceanside Road. Oceanside 763-2030 Hospital 8.
Mercy Hospital 1000 North Village Avenue.
255-0111 Rockville Centre 9.
Winthrop University Hospital 259 First Street. Mineola 663-0333
- 10. Comanunity Hospital St. Andrews Lane. Glen Cove 676-5000 Glen Cove
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All hospitals listed are at least 5 miles beyond the edge of the 10 mile [PZ and are capable of treating contaminated 1%dividuals. See plan Section 3.7-1.
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OPIP 3.6.5 PROTECTIVE ACTIONS FOR SPECIAL POPULATIONS 1.0 PURPOSE This procedure provides guidance for the implementation of protective actions within the 10 mile EPZ for the following special situations:
People requiring special assistance from private residences, o
o Hospitals, nursing / adult homes, handicapped facilities, o
Children attending school.
2.0 RESPONSIBILITY The Director of Local Response is responsible for determinin the need to itiitiate this procedure as outlined in OPIP 3.6.g1, Plume Exposure Pathway Protective Action Recommendations.
The Evacuation Coordinator is responsible for the implementation of this procedure and the coordination of efforts of the following personnel as outlined in this procedure:
O kJ Section Title 5.1 Evacuation Coordinator 5.2 Special Facilities Evacuation Coordinator 5.3 Transportation Support Coordinator 5.4 Home Coordinator 5.5 Hospital Coordinator 5.6 Ambulance Coordinator 5.7 Bus Coordinator 5.8 Patchogue, special population, Bus Dispateber 5.9 Health Facilities Coordinator 5.10 Public School Coordinator and Private School Coordinator 5.11 Ambulance /Ambulette Driver
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3.0 PRECAUTIONS 3.1 Recommend protective actions for schools only when they are in session.
Ensure school protective action section of OPIP 3.6.1 is reviewed prior to implementing school protective actions 3.2 Ensure hospital protective action section of OPIP 3.6.1 is reviewed prior to implementing hospital protective actions.
4.0 PREREOUISITES 4.1 The Nassau County Executive's authorization is required for the use of the School Relocation Centers at the Nassau Coliseum and Nassau Community College.
5.0 ACTIONS 5.1 Evacuation Coordinator 5.1.1 At an Alert or higher emergency classification if
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schools are in session:
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When notified by the Director of Local Response that the Nassau County Executive has authorized the use of the School Relocation Centers, inform the Special Facilities Evacuation Coordinator, b.
Ensure the schools are being contacted and provided with emergency information, c.
Keep the Director of Local Response updated on protective actions being taken by the
- schools, d.
When the LERO School Bus Drivers are mobilized, inform the Transportation Support Coordinator.
The LERO School Bus Drivers will report directly to the bus yards and implement their procedure, Attachment 14 I
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a.
Direct the Special Facilities Evacuation Coordinator to contact the Emergency Medical /
Public Service Coordinator and ensure that-the Ambulance Coordinator is having a Riverhead Dosimetry Record Keeper sent to Peconic Ambulance Service and that all other ambulance companies are being instructed to send their amiulances and ambulettes to the Emergency Worker Decontamination Facility in Brentwood.
b.
Direct the Special Facilities Evacuation Coordinator to have the Health Facilities and Hospitals contacted to verify and/or identify transportation requirements.
c.
Have the Special Facilities Evacuation Coordinator provide the Hospital Coordinator with an approximate number of homebound handicapped requiring hospital care.
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If directed by the Manager of Local Response 1
to prestage the evacuation vebicles for special populations, have the Transportation d
Support Coordinator prestage the buses and vans for the special populations to the Patchogue Staging Area.
e.
If sheltering is the reco= mended protective action, ensure the Special Facilities Evacuation Coordinator is having the special facilities contacted to verify implementation.
5.1.3 At a General Emergency with a protective action to evacuate:
a.
Direct the Trans)ortation Support Coordinator to initiate the bus and van evacuation of:
o Curbside pickups o
Health facilities Nursing / adult homes, facilities for the handicapped and hospitals which have decided to evacuate.
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Direct the Special Facilities Evacuation Coordinator to ensure that the Emergency Medical /Public Service Coordinator dire, cts the Ambulance Coordinator to initiate ambulance /ambulette evacuation of:
o Health facilities Nursing / adult homes, facilities for the handicapped and hospitals which have decided to evacuate.
o Homebound ambulance /ambulette patients c.
Direct the Special Facilities Evacuation Coordinator to contact the special population evacuees to inform them to prepare for evacuation.
5.2 Special Facilities Evacuation Coordinator 5.2.1 At an Alert or higher emergency classification, if schools are in session or will be in the next few hours direct the Private and Public School n
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Coordinators to contact the schools and provide them with emergency information and find out what protective actions they are taking.
Update the School Protective Action Status Report (Attachment 19) on a regular basis and provide a copy to the Evacuation Coordinator.
5.2.2 At a Site Area or higher emergency classification:
a.
Obtain from the Evacuation Coordinator a list of zones which may or will be evacuated, b.
Ensure the Hospital Coordinator is finding reception hospitals for the homebound invalids / disabled and hospital patients that would be picked up by an a=bulance/ ambulette in the zones affected, c.
Direct the Health Facilities Coordinator to contact the affected health facilities:
o If sheltering is recommended verify implementation of protective actions, o
Otherwise, verify transportation requirements, o
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9 hen the School Relocation Center Supervisor (s) call in from the LILC0 Garden City Office provide them with the following information:
o Emergency Status o
if authorization has been received to t
activate the School Relocation Centers and what time they are to be activated, o
When and how many school children are expected.
o How many Nassau County Police are expected to provide support.
e.
Have the School Relocation Center Supervisors contact you regularly with an update of the situation, f.
Review the Reception Center Column on and 3.
Notify any LILCO e',
facilities that may be used as Reception
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Centers of the emergency status and if evacuees will be arriving.
5.2.3 At a General Emergency with a protective action to evacuate, a.
Direct the Home Coordinator to initiate contact with the Home Handicapped and Curbside Pickup evacuees and have them prepare for evacuation.
Obtain additional personnel to assist in this function as necessary, b.
Direct the Health Facilities Coordinator to contact the affected facilities and evaluate transportation requirements.
Instruct him to pass the information on bus and van requirements to the Transportation Support Coordinator and the information on ambulance and ambulette requirements to the Ambulance Coordinator.
c.
Inform the Evacuation Coordinator when the special populations have been evacuated.
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O' 5.3 Transportation Support Coordinator 5.3.1 WFen the Evacuation Coordinator provides a list t
of zones and hospitals that may or will be evacuated, use Attacheent 12 to determine the number of buses and vans needed to evacuate the affected zones.
Use Attachment 2. Health Care l
Facilities, and Attachment 15 Curbside Pickup Route Assigments to fill out the EOC/Special Facilities Bus Dispatcher !!essage Form, 6.
Provide information to the Bus Coordinators so that they may be included in the assignment of vehicles at the Patchogue Staging Area.
5.3.2 If directed to prestage vehicles, have the buses i
and vans for special populations prestage at the Patebogue Staging Area.
5.3.3 Khen the LERO School Bus Drivers are mobilized i'
direct the Bus Coordinators to notify the affected bus yards.
5.3.4 When evacuation is ordered, obtain a list of I
additional transportation reouirerents for
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affected health care facilities and evacuating l
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hospitals.
Provide this information to the Bus i
Coordinator.
5.3.5 Inforn the Eus coordinator that he should be receiving from the Staging Arca Comrunicators the names of curbside pickups who were or were not picked up.
This information should be relayed to the Fore Coordinator.
5.4 Fome Coordinator 4
5.4.1 When directed, refer to the Hoe *aund Evacuation 2
Listing (sarple Attachment 1), and identify the listings for the zone (s) whien may be evacuated.
5.4.2 Obtain from the Pospital coordinator the name and location of the hospitals to which the home invalids util be taken.
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5.4.3 utilize the Homebound Evacuation When directed,hment Listing, Attac 1, and attempt to contact by telephone each individual listed except deaf people (start with the listing for the zone closest to the SNPS, and work outward).
Log the time each individual was contacted on Attachment 1.
Using the Homebound Evacuation Message,, as a guide, inform the individual that an appropriate vehicle is being dispatched to assist them in evacuating and indicate the location ~to which they will be transported.
Draw on communicators and administrative support personnel to assist in this effort.
Continue through this process until an attempt has been made to contact all individuals listed.
Call back those who were not reached on the first attempt.
If no answer is obtained after trying several times, log that fact.
5.4.4 When a contact at a residence indicates that either assistance isn't required, or additional needs are identified, provide this information to q\\-
either the Ambulance Coordinator or Bus Coordinator, as appropriate.
5.4.5 Periodically, obtain from the Bus Coordinator and Ambulance Coordinator listings of the homebound evacuees who were or were not picked up.
Verify l
that wherever a telephone contact was made that the individual was picked up and delivered to a reception center or hospital.
Mark on Attachment 1 the time pickup is confir=ed.
Should any discrepancies be noted, immediately attempt to contact the individual again.
If contact is established, verify the individual's address and have the Ambulance Coordinator or Bus Coordinator dispatch a vehicle.
5.4.6 Maintain the status of the homebound evacuation I
using Attachment 17.
Periodically update the Special Facilities Evacuation Coordinator on this status.
5.4.i once evacuation of all persons indicated on the listing is verified, inform the Special Facil-ities Evacuation Coordinator that the zone has i
i been evacuated of all preregistered individuals.
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5.4.8 Periodically, the Brentwood call board personnel will identify people at home requiring special assistance.
Record the location, zone, special need and time of call.
Contact the Ambulance Coordinator and give him the information.
5.5 Hospital Coordinator i
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_5.5.1 Upon declaration of a Site Area or General Emergency, use the list of reception hospitals,, to contact the hospitals, a.
Ask to talk to the Hospital Director or Senior Administrator present, j
b.
Inform them of the Shoreham emergency and that hospital space (may/will) be needed for homebound invalids and hospital evacuees, c.
Verify that personnel from the hospital nuclear medicine and/or radiology department are available to monitor incoming evacuees.
d.
Unless the hospitals in the EPZ are being
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admissions are needed.
5.5.2 Uhen the zones to be evacuated are determined, use Attachment 1 to determine the homebound in the affected zones.
Each individual with a needs code of 01 or 02 requires an assignment of a reception hospital
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Start with the hospitals closest to the EPZ and work outward, b.
Assign evacuees requiring ambulances (01) to the reception hospitals closest to the EPZ since the ambulances may need to make multiple trips.
c.
Ensure that any special needs identified can be accommodated, 1
d.
Fill in the evacuation destination on.
5.5.3 Give a copy of the hospital assignments to both the Home Coordinator and Ambulance Coordinator.
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5.5.4 Contact the reception hospital and make them auare that homehound invalids are being brought to their hospital.
Inform them that-these patients have not been monitored prior to arrival and that this should be done by the personnel from their nuclear medicine or radiology department.
Inform them that monitoring assistance is available if they need it.
5.5.5 If bospitals or Suffolk Infirmary are to be evacuated:
a.
Obtain from the Health Facilities Coordinator the nu= bee of patients and their care needs for each evacuating facility, b.
Based upon information received from the reception hospitals, assign evacuating patients to reception hospitals listed on.
c.
Assign patients reoufring ambulances to the reception ho.=pitals closest to the EPZ since the ambulances may need to rake multiple trips.
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Provide a copy of Attachment 2, with the reception facility assignments completed, to the Fealth Facilities Coordinator.
e.
Contact the reception bospitals and make then aware that patients from the EPZ hospital vill be arriving.
Inform them that these patients have not been monitored prior to arrival and that this should be done by the personnel from their nuclear medicine or radiology department.
Inform them that monitoring assistance is available if they need it.
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If the hospital reauests monitoring assistance contact the Health Service Coordinator to arrange for the dispatch of an available monitor from either the EWDF or Reception Centers.
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a.
Contact all the ambulance companies on Attach-ment 6 and determine how many vehicles are available for emergency service.
Instruct the ambulance com>anies, with the exception of the Peconic Ambulance service, to dispatch all available vehicles to the EWDF for dosimetry and dispatching.
Peconic Ambulance Service will receive dosimetry and be ini-tially dispatched from their location by the Riverhead Dosimetry Record Keeper.
Inform the dispatcher to have all their available vehicles report to their yard in Aquebogue.
l b.
Contact the Riverhead Staging Area Coordin-ator.
Tell him to inform the Dosimetry Record Keeper to proceed to the Peconic Ambulance Service with dosimetry and ambulance packets in accordance with OPIP 3.9.1.
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Contact the Decontamination Coordinator in the EOC, Inform him of the approximate number of Ambulance and Ambulette Drivers that will be arriving and will require dosi natry as detailed in OPIP 3.9.1.
Have him contact you when the drivers begin arriving and begin issuing dosimetry im:qd i a t ely.
d.
Notify all LERO and regular LILCO security posts to direct arriving ambulance drivers down to the EWDF.
e.
Based upon zones which may be evacuated, begin filling out the Ambulance /Ambulette Dispatch Forms. Attachment 13 for people designated 01 and 02 on Attachment 1 and for Health Care Facilities on Attachment 2.
Enlist the aid of the Public Service Liaison and the Emergency Medical /Public Service Communicators to help fill out the forms.
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Based upon predetermined vehicle requirements, Attachment 12, and number of vehicles available, estimate the number of trips the ambulances and/or ambulettes will need to make.
Provide this information to the Health Services Coordinator.
5.6.2
'When an evacuation is the recommended protective action:
a.
Determine which zones are to be evacuated, b.
Obtain Attachment 1 from the Hospital Coordinator with the reception hospitals designated, c.
Fill in the Reception Location on the Ambulance /Ambulette Dispatch Forms for the homebound invalids and facilities in the evacuated zones, d.
When assigning ambulances /ambulettes, use the follouing priority system:
o Homebound o
Health Care Facilities o
Suffolk Infirmary (if Zone L is evacuated) o Hospitals e.
Start with the zones closest to Shoreham and work outward.
5.6.3 Contact Peconic Ambulance Service and talk to the Dosimetry Record Keeper, a.
Find out how many vehicles are available and their capacities.
b.
Using Attachments 1 and 2, assign pickups and reception facility to the vehicles available.
Have the Dosimetry Record Keeper complete the Dispatch Form, Attachment 13, and dispatch the vehicle, c.
Direct the Dosimetry Record Keeper to return to the Riverhead Sta ing Area when all the
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a.
Obtain the Ambulance /Ambulette Packets from the EOC Equipment Store Room.
b.
Identify an available room, near the EWDF that can be used for briefing and dispatch, and have the Ambulance /Ambulette Drivars proceed there.
c.
Ensure that all ambulance /ambulette drivers have been issued dosimetry.
When two drivers i
have arrived in one vehicle send one back to I
wait in the vehicle, d.
The packets are in boxes marked by zone and vehicle type.
Issue a packet and the number-of Dispatch Forms, Attachment 13,' equivalent to the capacity of the vehicle, llave the driver fill out the remaining information on O
the Dispatch Form and return Part II of the three part form to you.
e.
Remind them that their procedure is in their packet.
When they return to Brentwood for monitoring, combine evacuees on a single vehicle as appropriate prior to their leaving l
for the special population relocation centers.
f.
As drivers return to the EWDF, obtain their packet and the top copy of Attachment 13 with the time of pickup and delivery filled in.
Fill in time ot' return to EOC and initial release.
Re-dispatch driver if pickups i
remain.
The drivers retain Part III of the Dispatch Form for their records.
Er.sure that the drivers and their vehicles are monitored prior to their release.
g.
Match up copies of Parts I and Parts II of i
the Dispatch Form and return to the Ambulance Coordinator.
Inform the Ambulance i
Coordinator of any over due vehicles.
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5.6.6 When hospitals are to be evacuated:
a.
Dispatch vehicles when evacuacion of homebound handicapped, nursing homes and Suffolk Infirmary is completed.
b.
Start with the downwind facilities.
c.
Direct the Ambulance /Ambulette Driver to contact you in the EOC upon arrival at the Reception Hospital.
If many more patients are awaiting transport, direct the driver to L
make another trip between the evacuating hospital and the reception hospital without stopping off at Brentwood.
This will expedite the evacuation.
The evacuees will be monitored at the reception hospital.
5.6.7 Periodically, the Home Coordinator will provide.
l the names of people requiring special assistance who did not preregister, a.
When the inforeation is received, mark the location of the individual on a zone map, es b,
b.
If the person can go to the general public reception center, dispatch any available vehicle to pick up the person and take him (her) to an activated transfer point.
Preferably dispatch a van that has returned to the EWDF for monitoring.
Do not use an a=bulance or ambulette until they are no longer needed for their tasks, c.
If the person requires hospital care, dispatch an ambulance or ambulette and designate a reception hospital, from the list provided by the Hospital Coordinator.
5.7 Bus coordinator 5.7.1 Ensure that one of the two Bus Dispatchers at the Patchogue Staging Area is designated to dispatch vehicles for special population evacuation.
5.7.2 When the Transportation Sup) ort Coordinator identifies the number of ve11cles required for health care facility evacuation, identify the bus company yards where the buses and vans can be obtained.
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5.7.3 Retain buses and vans in accordance with OPIP 3.6.4, Section 5.3.
The LERO School Bus Drivers will automatically proceed to the bus yards when they are mobilized.
Details of their assignments are contained in Attachment 3a, Bus Assignment for School Evacuation.
5.7.4 Use an EOC/Special Population. Bus Dispatcher message form, Attachment 16, to provide the Patchogue Staging Area Special Population Bus Dispatcher with the following information:
a.
Zones to be evacuated b.
Bus yards that will provide vehicles c.
How many vehicles and of what type d.
Special Facilities and Curbside Pickup Routes to be evacuated e.
Which Transfer Points are activated
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Reception Center Information l
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Patchogue special population Bus Dispatcher.
5.7.6 The Staging Area Communicators will call in with the names of the curbside pickups who were or were not picked up.
Relay this information to the Home Coordinator.
i 5.8 Patchogue, Special Population Bus Dispatcher 5.8.1 Determine from the EOC/Special Population Bus Dispatcher Message Form. Attachment 16:
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Zones to be evacuated j
b.
Bus yards that will provide vehicles c.
The number and type of vehicles required d.
Special facilities and Curbside Pickup Routes to be evacuated O
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Transfer Points activated
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5.8.2 Designate a Trancfer Point Coordinator to assist you with the briefing and dispatch of the bus drivers.
5.8.3 Designate the required number'of bus drivers for special population evacuation.
Ensure that they have been issued dosimetry.
5.8.4 Using the EOC/Special Population Bus Dispatcher Message Form, Attachment 16, assign the drivers to either curbside pickup routes or special facilities.
Till in the Bus / Van Drivers name, I
date and time on the Dispatch Form. OPIP 3.6.4, l.
When the driver is selected for dispatch, fill in the page number of the route directions from the Patchogue Staging Area to the Bus Yard and the name of the facility or curbside picku) route at the bottom of the form.
Cross out t1e names of the transfer points that are not activated, so the curbside pickup drivers will know which transfer points can accept evacuees for transport to the reception center.
Give the top copy of the form to the driver and retain the bottom copy for your records.
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-i 5.8.5 Hand out the appropriate packet and conduct a short briefing using briefing form (Att. 7A) for l
the bus and van drivers outlining their roles in the event of an evacuation and any other special instructions.
4 5.8.6 If a request is received for the dispatch of-a bus to assist in the evacuation of a school or other special facility, attempt to expedite the dispatch of a bus driver.
5.8.7 Remind the curbside pickup drivees when they get to a transfer point, that they should transmit, via the Staging Area Communicator to the Bus j
Coordinator, the names of the people who were or were not picked up.
5.8.8 Ensure that the curbside pickup drivers understand that they are to go to a Transfer Point and the Special Facility drivers are to go to the evacuee monitoring facility designated on their maps and then the reception location shown on their maps.
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5.8.9 If directed to prestage the buses and vans, have the drivers proceed to the bus yards, obtain their vehicles, and return to Patchogue.
Have the buses park in single file along Conklin Avenue, south of the Staging Area.
5.8.10 If immediate evacuation is requested, direct the drivers to proceed directly to the facility or route from the bus yard.
5.8.11 Excess school bus drivers may arrive at the staging area.
They are to be used as needed to support the evacuation or dismissed.
5.9 Health Facilities Coordinator When directed to initiate protective actions, refer to the Health Care Facilities Evacuation Listing, Attachment 2, and identify the facilities within the affected zones.
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5.9.1 Protective Action - Sheltering Utilizing the Pealth Care Facilities section of, contact each of the Handicapped Facilities, Nursing / Adult Hoees and Hospitals listed which are in a zone designated for sheltering.
Using the Health Care Facilities Sheltering Message, Attachment 9, as a guide, verify that the facility is aware of the need to shelter and is implementing the site specific sheltering procedure in its Protective Action Ieptementation Plan.
Give the individual in charge your title and phone number and indicate that this is their point of contact with LERO for obtaining any additional assistance.
Instruct the individual in charge to call the'LERO Health Facilities Coordinator when their sheltering effort is completed.
5.9.2 Protective Action - Evacuation a.
Utilizing the Health Care Facilities section of, contact each of the bandicapped facilities and Nursing / Adult Homes listed which are in a zone designated for evacuation.
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(^'T the Fealth Care Facilities Evacuation Message, i_)
Attach *cnt 10, as a guide, verify that each facility is aware of the need to evacuate.
Incuire about their needs for transportation assistance or other special considerations.
Inform them that a monitoring locetion and reception certer has been designated as listed on Attachment 2.
Instruct facilities with private transportation to proceed to the monitoring locations prior to going to their reception centers.
Give them your title and phone number and indicate that you are their point of contact with LERO for obtaining any additional assistance.
Recuest that the individual in charge at each facility notify the LERO Health Facilities Coordinator as soon as their evacuation is complete.
b.
Based upon the results of the telephone l
conversations with each facility, complete the transportation reouirements column of the Health Care Facilities section of Attachment 2.
Provide copies to the Ambulance Coordinator and the Transportation Support Coordinator.
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Contact the appropriate reception center for l
each of the facilities being evacuated by LERO.
Instruct the facility to prepare to receive the evacuees.
Indicate the number of i
individuals anticipated.
d.
Inform the Special Facilities Evacuation I
Coordinator when the facilities provide.
i return calls indicating they have completed their evacuation, e.
Maintain the status of Health Facilities l
ac '.vities using Attachment 18.
Periodically upuate the Special Facilities' Evacuation Coordinator on this status.
5.9.3 Hospital /Suffolk Infirmary Evacuation a.
If hospital evacuation is recommended.
contact each of the hospitals listed in the Hospital section of Attachment 2.
Using the i
Health Care Facilities Evacuation Message,
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evacuate.
Inquire about their specific need for transportation, especially with regard to radiosensitive patients (maternity, newborns, pediatrics, and any other special considera-tions).
Inform the hospitals that vehicles will be supplied as soon as they are r
available.
Tell them you will call them back when vehicles are being dispatched.
Recommend that they shut exterior ventilation and close all windows and doors in the l'
interim..
Priority should be given to the evacuation of radiosensitive patients.
Request that the individual in charge at each hospital notify the LERO Health Facilities Coordinator as soon as the radiosensitive patients have been evacuated and again when the remaining transportable patients have been evacuated.
b.
Complete the transportation requirements col-umn of the Hospital section of Attachment 2, I
based on the requests made by each hospital.
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Request that the Hospital Coordinator contact potential reception hospitals using the listing in Attaencent 5.
H.sve the Hospital Coordinator c'omalete the Reception Hospital column for the :iospitals -to be evacuated on based on the information he has received from the reception hospital.
d.
Deliver a copy of the listing of trans-i portation requirements and reception hospitals to the Ambulance Coordinator and the Transportation Support Coordinator.
Tell them to contact you when vehicles are being dispatched to these facilities, e.
Notify the evacuating facilities when vehicles are being dispatched.
Ask them to keep you informed of their evacuation
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Inform the Special Facilities Evacuation Coordinater when hospitals nrovide return calls indicatind that they have completed their evacuation of radiosensitive patients O
and again when they have completed evacuation of the renaining transport 6ble patients.
5.10 Public School Coordinator and Private School Coordinator NOTE OFFICIALS OF PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SCHOOLS l
LOCATED IN THE 10-MILE EMERGENCY PLANNING ZONE (EPZ) HAVE THE RESPONSIBILITY IN A RADIO-LOGICAL EMERGENCY TO PROVIDE THElR STUDENTS WITH THE BEST POSSIBLE PROTECTION AND ARRANGE FOR THEM TO BE SAFELY REUNITED WITH THEIR FAMILIES AT THE EARLIEST OPPORTUNITY.
THE LERO DIRECTOR OF LOCAL RESPONSE WILL PROVIDE GUIDANCE AND INSTRUCTIONS TO ACCOM-PLISH THESE PURPOSES (BASED ON PREPLANNING BY SCHOOL OFFICIALS FOR THEIR OWN FACILITIES).
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5.10.1 Obtain and periodically fill out the Schoel Activities Report, Act. 19.
Provide copies to the Special Facilities Evacuation Coordinator and Coordinator of Public Information.
5.10.2 Response Level - Alert or higher emergency l
classification, when schools are not presently in session, but will be in the next few hours:
e, obtain a copy of the latest Emergency Broadcast System (EBS) message from the Coordinator of Public Information, b.
Utilizing the School Evacuation Listing,, contact by phone each public school District Superintendent and individuals in charge of the private schools in the EPZ.
c.
Inform him that there is an emergency situation at Shoreham and that LERO recommends that schools inside the EPZ should be cancelled.
d.
Have him listen to an EBS radio station (WPLR
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5.10.3 Response Level - Alert or higher emergency l
classification with no protective actions recommended for the general public when schools 1
are in session.
The Public School Coordinator and Private School Coordinator will:
a.
Obtain a copy of the Emergency Broadcast System (EBS) message from the Coordinator of Public Information.
b.
For each school within the EPZ, utilize, School Evacuation Listing, to contact by telephone the public school a
District Superintendent and the individuals in charge of the private schools and nursery l
schools.
Using the School Protective Action 4
Implementation Message, Attachment 11, as a guide, verify that the EBS message was received.
If the 63S message was not received, read the message to the school official.
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F(nd out what protective actions the school (district) will be taking.
Notify the Special Facilities Evacuation Coordinator of the school's decision, t
d.
Give the school official your title and phone number and indicate that you are his/her point of contact with LERO for obtaining any assistance, e.
Provide the Coordinator of Information a list t
of protective actions to be taken by-the schools, Attachment 19, to be included in the EBS messages.
5.10.4 Response Level - Protective actions have been I
recommended for the general public and school are in session.
The Public School Coordinator and I
Private School Coordinator will:
a.
Obtain a copy of the lates. Emergency l
Broadcast System (EBS) message from the Coordinator of Public Information, r
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Utilizing the School Evacuation Listing,
- , contact by telephone each public school District Superintendent and individuals in charge of the private schools (contact schools in the EPZ first) in the l
EPZ.
Using the School Protective Action Implementation Message, Attachment 11, as a guide, verify that the EBS message was received.
If the EBS message was not received, read the EBS message to the school official.
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Find out what protective actions the school district intends to take.
b'otify the Special Facilfgies Evacuation Coordinator of the schoo., s decision.
d.
Give the schoot official your title and phone number and ind L: ate that you are his/her point of contact with LERO for obtainin$ any additional assistance.
e.
After other tasks are completed, contact the schools located outside the EPZ but with students who live in the EPZ, as indicated on.
Remind the school officials that they are to continue normal operations in accordance with the schools protective action procedures and that at the end of the school day, they will retain students who live in the EPZ at the school.
5.11 Ambulance /Ambulette Driver Procedure, Attachment 4 is contained in their packet.
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5.12 Bus / van Driver Procedures, Attachment 7 for special oopulation evacuations is contained in their pac <et as applicable.
l 5.13 LERO School Bus Driver Procedure, Attacbeent 14, is contained in their packet.
6.0 REFERENCES
6.1 Local Offsite Radiological Emergency Response Plan -
Appendix A "Evacuation Plan" O
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7.0 ATTACHMENTS 1.
Homebound Evacuation Listing
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Health Care Facilities Evacuation Listing 3.
School Evacuation Listing 3a.
Bus Assignment for School Evacuation
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Ambulance /Ambulette Driver Procedure 5.
Reception Hospital Listing 6.
List of Ambulance Companies Under Contract l
7 Special Population Bus / Van Driver Procedure 7a.
Special Population Dispatcher Briefing Form 8.
Homebound Evacuation Message 9.
Health Care Facilities Sheltering Message 10.
Health Care Facilities Evacuation Message 11.
School Protective Action Implementation Message 12.
Predetermined Vehicle Requirements 13.
Aebulance/Ambulette Dispatch Form 14 LERO School Bus Driver Procedure j
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Curbside Pickup Routu Assignments 16.
EOC/Special Populations Bus Dispatcher Message Form 17.
Homebound Evacuation Status Report 18.
Health Facilities Activities Status Report 19.
Private and Public School Activities Status Report
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ZONE K LER0 Time of Initial Phone Transportation Monitoring Reception Center Contact / Time Facility Address Number Descriptien Requirement Location Evacuation i
Confirmation ZQN LK HANDICAPPED FACIL' TIES United Cerebral Residence:
331-2634 6 mmbulatory LILCO UCP residence Palsy of Greater 6 Hemlock Road Betty Randall and I live-in staff Brentwood at 9 Acorn Road, Suffolk Mt. Sinal. NY 11766 t43-5103 I staff (round the St. James 9 Smith Lane Dr. Joseph clock) p Commack AtArews
.sai6 Offiet Trangoortation avali.
Independent Group 133 West Shore Road 473-1966 9 ambulatory LILCO IGHL's Day Treat-Home Living (IQtL)
Mount $1nal Pam Johnson Transportation available Patchogue ment Center East Moriches Maryhaven Hostel 279 Terryville Road 923-6655 10 ambulatosy LILCO LILC0 Melville III Port Jefferson. NY 1177)
Lewis Grossman Private trans. available Brentwood and 298-4806 Marylee Hasterick NUR$ING/ ADULT HOMLS Woodhaven Nursing 1360 Route 112 473-7100 324 Persons:
3 buses LILCO LILCO Patchogue Home Port Jefferson Statloc.
Euryolice 2 ambulances Patchogue District Office NY 117T6 Loucopolos
- 114 ambulatory 30 ambulettes ANO
- 207 require ambulettes
- 3 require ambulances Woodhaven Home 1350 Route 112 473-3304 for Adults Port Jefferson Station, Kathleen Tansey
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NY 11776 Oak Hollow Nursing Church Lane and 924-8820 284 persons:
2 buses LILCO La Salle Military Center Oak Crest Avenue Joan Portnoy 10 ambulances Brentwood Academy Middle Island, NY 11953
- 53 ambulatory 31 ambulettes AND
, - 211 require ambulettes 2 vans for Crest Hall Health P.O. Bos 518 924-8830 Related Facility Church Lane and Jcan Portn9y Oakcrest Avenue Middle Island, NY 11953 Rev. 9
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ZONES L-0 LERO Ilme of Initial Phone Transportation Monitoring Reception Center Contact / Time Facility Address Number Description Requi rement Location Evacuation Confirmation ZQNLL HANDICAPPED FACILITIES Gordon Heights -
85 West Yaphank Road 736-6901 32 clients 4 ambulettes LILCO LILCO SOICF Coram. New York 11727 736-6902 (16 amb., 16 non-amb.)
Brentwood 300 Wheeler Road Anthony Mariaco Some Private Transp.
Islip i Ireatment Team available
! Leasier NUR$ING/ ADULT NONES Millcrest Adult Mill Road 424-6979 16 Ambulatory I bus LILCO LILCO Melville Home Yaphank, NY 11980 Vestine Bryant Brentwood HOSPITALS Suffolk Infirmary Yaphank Avenue 924-4300 215 patients:
I bus Reception Reception Hospital Yaphank, NY 11980 Jerome Duel 65 ambulances time of emergency.
9 ambuletts Hospital to be selected at
- 27 ambulatory
- 58 require ambulettes
- 130 require ambulances ZONE M Independent Group P.O. Boa 651 924-0765 12 clients 2 ambulettes LILCO IGHL Day Treatment Home Living (IGHL) longwood Road April McElhone, 5 ambulatory Patchogue Center Middle Island 11953 Manager 7 non-ambulatory East Moriches Some Prvt Transp. avail.
ZQNE_N Independent Group 135A Woodland Ave.
878-8375 9 ambulatory LILCO IGHL Day Treatment Home Livng (IGHL)
Manorville 11979 Neil Rosenblatt, Private Transp. avail.
Patchogue Center Manager East Moriches ZONE O Independent Group 288 Chapman 81vd.
878-6006 12 Non-ambulatory LILCO IGHL Day Treatment Home Livina (IGHL)
Manorville 11949 Donna Heitner, clients Patchogue Center Manager Private Transp. avail.
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ZONE P L[RO Time of Initial i
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/acility Address Number Description Requirement Location Evacuation Confirmation ZQNE P HANDICAPPEDFACIllyES Association for the' Work Activit us Center 747-5422 105 ambulatory LILCO AHRC - (Main Off)
Help of Retarded 1180 Old Country Road Don Foster and I non-ambulatory Brentwood 2900 Vets Hwy.
Children Riverhead, NY 11901 585-0100 Transportation avall-Bohemia, N.Y.
2900 Veterans Hgwy.
Frederick Lewis able:
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Bohemia Contracted buses Main Office Timuthy Hill 260 Middle Road 369-1234 10 ambulatory - Hse #1 LILCO LILCO Children's Ranch Riverhead. NY 11901 Louis Medle..
10 ambulatory - Hse #2 Brentwood 300 Wheeler Road House #1 Transportation available Islip I
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NUR$ING/ ADULT HONLS Riverhead Nursing P.O. Son 628 727-7744 181 persons:
2 buses LILCO La Salle Military Home and Health 1146 Woodcrest Avenue Madeline Butler I ambulance Riverhead Academy Related Facility Riverhead. NY 11901
- 60 ambulatory 17 ambulettes
- 119 require ambulettes
- 2 require ambulances HOSPITALS I
Central Suffolk 1300 Roanoke Avenue 548-6000 Total Beds - 142 1 bus Reception Reception Hospital Hospital Riverhead, NY 11901 Robert Ecroyd or Of the 142, there are:
23 ambulances Hospitals to be selected at (outside EPZ, Administrater 12 ambulettes time of emergency.
located closest to 40 ambulatory Zone P) 57 wheelchair 45 stretcher Nursina Hong:
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ZONE Q LERO Time of Initial Phone Transportation Monitoring Reception Center Contact / Time Facility Address Number Description Requirement Location Evacuation Confirmation ZQNE O HANDICAPPED FACIL' TIES Maryhaven Center ICT Facility 298-4806 10 non-ambulatory 2 ambulettes LILCO LILCO Patchogue of Hope 450 Myrtle Ave.
Marylee Hasbruch 2 ambulatory Patchogue District Office 48 Old Post Road Port Jefferson, NY 11777 Transportation avail.
Mount Sinal N.Y.
Main Office Hostel IV 331-3564 and 9 ambulatory LILCO LILCO Melville 332 Thompson Street 928-6655 Brentwood Port Jef ferson, NY 11777 Lewis Grossman Private transportation available Self 1-6 Apartments 331-3334 and 14 ambulatory LILCO LILCO Melville 655 Belle Terre Road 928-6655 Brentwood A. Je?.brson, NY 11777 Lewis Grossman Private transportation available Maryhaven Center Day Residential School 473-8300 98 Ambulatory 2 buses LILCG LILCO Melville of Hope 450 Myrtle Avenue Angie Orofino (70 Live-In)
Brentwood Port Jefferson, N.Y.
Marylee Hasbrouck 928-6655 Transportation Avall.
Lewis Grossman
" Home (2) 15 Passenger Vans (1) 24 Passenger Bus BOCES Learning St. Charles Hospital 473-0C30 Office 64 Non-Ambulatory LILCO LILCO Center 200 Belle Terre Road Flora Garsten (including 5 stretchers)
Brentwood 300 Wheeler Road Port Jefferson, N.Y.
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Sunrest Health 70 North Country Road 928-2000 207 persons 1 bus LILCO LILCO Melville Facilities Inc.
Port Jefferson, NY 11777 Robert W.
9 ambulances Brentwood Scherdel
- 27 ambulatory 23 ambulettes
- 18 require ambulances
- 162 require ambulettes i
HOSPITALS St. Charles Belle Terre Road 473-2800 Total Beds - 271 2 buses Reception Reception Hospital Hospital Port Jefferson, NY 11777 James Larkin or Of the 271, there are:
24 ambulances Hospital to be sslected at Administrator 22 ambulettes time of emergency.
- 149 wheelchair
- 47 stretchers
- 62 animlatory Pre-school Handicapped LILCO LILCO Melville Children:
Brentwood 165 students with private transportation John T. Mather North Country Road 473-1320 Total Beds - 238 2 buses Reception Reception Hospital Memorial Hospital Port Jefferson, NY 11777 Wayne Shattes or 30 ambulances Hospital to be selected at Administrator
- 118 wheelchair 17 ambulettes time of emergency.
- 60 stretchers
- 60 ambulatory I
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ZONE S LERO Time of Initial Phone Transportation Monitoring Reception Center Contact / Time Facility Address Number Description Requirement Location Evacuation Confirmation ZQNE S HANDIEAPPED FACILITIES Maryhaven Center CSS Continuing Treatment 727-4044 50 ambulatory LILCO LILCO Melville of Hope 240 W. Main Street Mrs. Fogarty and Brentwsw' 48 Old Post Road Riverhead, NY 11901 928-6655 Mount Sinal Lewis Grossman Private transportation Main Office Outside EPZ located available nearest Zone S Association for the Residence:
727-3387 8 Ambulatory LILCO AHRC (Main Off.)
Help of Retarded 126 Lincoln Street Dan Rys and Brentwood 2900 Vets Hwy.
Children Riverhead, NY 11901 585-0100 Transportation avall-Bohemia 2900 Veterans Hwy.
Frederick Lewis able:
schemia Outside EPZ located cars / vans Main Office aguist Zone S Residence:
727-7179 6 ambulatory LILCO AHRC (Main Off.)
542 Roanoke Avenue Linda Moran and Brentwood 2900 Vets Hwy.
Riverhead, NY 11901 585-0100 Transportation avall-Bohemia Frederick Lewis able:
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Contact:
Peggy Battaglia
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ZQNE E St. John's Pre-School North Country Road 929-3220 Total students - 60 1 bus - day only LILCO Nassau Community Wading River, NY 11792 Office Man. at one time - 17 Bellnore College
Contact:
Jane Brady I bus required Hicksville School in Susign:
Roslyn Sept. to June
- Home 9:30 to 6:00 p.m.
ZQNE F Alphabetland Child P.O. Som 787 928-5575 This facility has a 1 bus - day only LILCO Nassau Community Drichment Center Echo Avenue Office total of 70 students.
Bellmore College Miller Place, NY 11764 Largest arount at Hicksville
Contact:
Marie Makrides
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Roslyn
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Year Round Z190_1o 6:00 p.m.
Sound Beach P.O. Box 308 744-0579 Total students - 73 1 bus - day only LILCO Nassau Community Pre-School Co-op New York Avenue Office Man. at one time - 19 Bellmore College Sound Beach, NY 11789 1 bus required Hicksville
Contact:
Maryann Boasi
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St. Anselm's Nursery North Country Road 744-7730 Total students - 136 1 bus - day only LILCO Nassau Community School Shoreham, NY 11786 Office Man. at one time - 38 Bellmore College
Contact:
Katherine
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Hicksville Donnelly Sept. to June Rosyin
- Home 9:00 to 3:00 p.m.
ZONE G Step-by-Step 138 Radio Avenue 744-9197 Total students - 74 1 bus - day only LILCO Nassau Community Ecrly Lrng. Center Miller Place, NY 11764 Office Man. at one time - 30 Bellmore College
Contact:
Judy Salmon
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July 9100_10 12.00 p.m.
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I tdVR$ERY SCHOOLS (continued)
Time of Initial Phone LERO Transportation Monitoring Reception Contact / Time Facility Address Nonber Description Requirements Location Centers of Evacuation Confirmation ZONE 6 (continued Trinity Lutheran Route 25A 744-9131 Total students - 77 1 bus
- day only LILCO St. Andrew's Nursery Scnool Rocky Point, NY 11778 Office Max. at one time - 23 Sept. to June Brentwood Lutheran Church
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IONE K Coram Child Care 10 Glenmere Lane 331-9421 Total students - 150 1 bus - day only LILCO St. Harks Episcopal Center Coram, NY 11727 Office Man. at one time - 50 Brentwood Church
Contact:
Grace Schroff or Schop1_$r_ssiona Montauk Hwy.
Peter Schroff
- Home Sept. to June Islip 9100 to 4:00 p.m.
ZONE L Brookhaven Country P.O. Bou 175 924 4033 Hau. at one time 1 Bus - Day only LILCO Nassau Comununity Day School 171 Long Island Avenue Office 45 students Bellmore College Yaphank, NY 11980 Have private Hicksville
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Contact:
Jean Files
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PAROCHIAL SQiQQL3 Time of Initial Phone LCR0 Transportation Monitoring Reception Contact / Time Facility Address Number Descriptien Requirements Location Centers of Evacuation Confirmation ZONE K North Shore 324 Jayne Blvd.
473-2222 Sq_hp O ftssioC 4 buses - day only LILCO Nassau Community Christian School Port Jefferson Station.
Office Sept. to June Bellmore College New York 11776 Total 267 Children Hicksville Mas at one time 207 Roslyn
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Ixfant Jesus School Sr. Patricia Grant 473-1211 This facility has 6 buses - day only LILCO Nassau Coment.!!;
Myrtle Avenue Office 369 students.
81ellmore College Port Jefferson, NY 11777
- Home Hicksville Roslyn ZONE S St. Isidore School Sr. Rosella 727-1650 This facility has 4 buses - day only LILCO Nassau Community 515 Marcy Avenue Office 233 students.
Bellmore College Riverhead, NY 11901 Hicksville
Mr. Michael Kraemer 727-5900 N/A N/A 1215 Ostrander Avenue Office Riverhead, NY 11901
- Home St. David School Mrs. Weber 727-3901 N/A N/A 563 Roanoke Avenue Office Riverhead NY 11904
- Home St. John the Sr. Mary Quentin Ryan 727-4144 N/A N/A Evangelist School St. John's Place Office Riverhead NY 11901
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PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICTS *"
Time of Initial Superintendent's Name Phone District's Monitoring Contact /Ilme School District and Address Number Zones Location Reception Centers of Evacuation Confirmation ZONE A. 8. C. D ShorehaMading River Central Dr. Richard R. Doremus, Superietendent 929-8500 A, 8, C, D IfLCO -
Nassau County Route 25A Office Bellmore Veterans Memorial Shoreham, NY 11786 Hicksville Coliseum
" Home Rosivn ZONE F. G. K. M Consowogue Union Free Alan P. Austen, Superintendent 473-8100 K
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Nassau County 400 Jayne Boulevard Office Bellmore Veterans Memorial Port Jefferson Station, NY 11776 Hicksville Coliseum
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Longwood Central Dr. Nick Muto, Superintendent 345-2172 G. K. M LILCO -
Nassau County Middle Island-Yaphank Road Office Bellmore Community College Middle Island, NY 11953 Hicksville
" Home R_qsvin Miller Place Union Free Robert F. Palguta, Superintendent 473-0123 F. K LILCO -
Nassau County 191 North Country Road Office Bellmore Veteram: Memorial Miller Place, NY 11764 Hicksville Coliseum
" Home Rosvin Mount Sinal Union Free Dr. Peter C. Paciolla 473-1991 K
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Nassau County North Country Road Office Bellmore Community College Mt. Sinal, NY 11766 Hicksville
" Home Rosvin Rocky Point Union Free Frank J. Carasiti, Superintendent 744-1600 LILCO -
Nassau County Rocky Point-Yaphank Road Office F, G Bellmore Veterans Memorial Rocky Point, NY 11778 Hicksville Coliseum
" Home Rosvin
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"" Little Flower is considered a Health Care Facility for evacuation purposes. See Health Care Facility listing for evacuation requirements.
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- Home Raslyn Port Jefferson Union Free Dr. Philip J. Ngnarella, Superintendent 473-3210 Q
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Nassau County Scraggy Hill Road Office Bellmore Veterans Memorial Port Jefferson, NY 11777 Hicksville Coliseum
- Home Rosvin Riverhead Central Dr. Richard N. Suprina, Superintendent 727-8080 P, S LILCO -
Nassau County 700 Osborne Avenue Est. 210 Bellmore Veterans Memorial Riverhead, NY 11901 Office Hicksville Coliseum
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Nassau County Dayton Avenue Office Bellmore Veterans Memorial m norville, NY 11949 Hicksville Coliseum
- Home BOCES 2 James Hines 289-2200 N/A 201 Sunrise Highway Office Patchogue, NY 11772
- Home Center Moriches Union Free Clayton Huey, Superintendent 878-0052 N/A S11 m in Street Est. 44 Center Moriches, NY 11934 Office
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Time of Initial Superintendent *s Name Phone District's Contact / Time School District and Address Number Zones Reception Centers of Evacuation QUl$lDLLEl_fCgntinged)
Con {}[Edlen East Moriches Union Free Charles P. Tufano, Superintendent 878-0162 N/A 9 Adelaide Avenue Office East Moriches, NY 11940
- Home Eastport Union Free Richard C. Evans, Superintendent 325-0800 N/A Main Street Office Eastport, NY 11941 aa Home hiddle Country Central Dr. Gerald Foley, Acting Superintendent 736-5730 N/A 15 New Lane Office Selden, NY 11784
- Home West Manor Elizabeth G. Raynor, Trustee 325-0800 N/A Schultz Road - P.O. Box 219 Office Manorville, NY 11949
- Home Wi111am Floyd Nicholas Poulos, Superintendent 281-3020 N/A 240 Mastic Beach Road Office Mastic Beach, NY 11951
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170 162 3 Seaman Shoreham 0
Miller Avenue School A
274 261 4 Seaman Shoreham 1 Seaman Shoreham Spare Shoreham-Wading River Middle School 8
498 473 6 Seaman Shoreham 2 Baumann Smithtown ShorehM.:.s' int" 2ive.- High School C
788 749 10 Seaman Shoreham 5 Seaman Shoreham Srsres Wading River School D
386 M7 6 Seaman Shoreham 1 Baumann Smithtown ROCKY POINT SCHOOL DISTRICT Joseph A. Edgar School F
550 523 5 Seaman Shoreham 4 Baumann Bohemia Rocky Point Junior-Senior High School G
1200 988 12 Seaman Shoreham 11 Baumano Bohemia Rocky Point Elementary G
900 855 9 Seaman Shoreham 6 Baumann Bohemia Rev. 9
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NUMBER OF NUMBER OF STUDENTS BUSES FOR EVACUATION THAT SUPPLEMENTARY SUSES STUDENTS REQUIRING NORMALLY SERVICE SCHOOL FOR ONE WAVE EVACUATION SCHOOL ZONE
[NR9tL(p_ IRAN M qi LONGWOOD CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT Ridge Elementary School G
1275 1212 16 Suburbia Middle Island 5 Baumann Riverhead West Middle Island Elementary School K
806 766 10 Suburbia Middle Island 3 Coram, Coram Coram Elementary School K
991 942 13 Suburbia Middle Island 3 Coram, Coram Longwooct Middle School / Junior High School M
2680 1273 22 Suburbia Middle Island 0
Split Session Longwood High School M
1879 1429 31 Suburbia Middle Island 5 Baumann Smithtown Charles E. Walters Elementary School M
1042 990 8 Suburbia Middle Island 9 Suburbia Bohemia MILLER PLACE SCHOOL DISTRICT North Country Road School F
425 404 4 Suburbia Midd1( 'sland 3 United Coram 1
Lwirew Muller Primary School F
786 747 6 Suburbia Middle Island 7 United Coram f
Sound Beach School F
600 570 5 Suburbia Middle Island 5 United Coram Miller Place High School K
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864 812 14 Harborview Coram 0
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966 912 16 Harborview Coram 0
PORT JEFFERSON S(HQQL DISTRICT Port Jeffersca Junior High School Q
289 275 1 Suburbia Middle Island 4 Bruno take Ronkonkoma Port Jefferson Elementary School Q
563 535 5 Suburbia Middle Island 4 Baumann Bohemia Earl L. Vandermeulen High School Q
1150 875 8 Suburbia Middle Island 14 Baumann Northport CQMSQdQWE SCHOOL DISTRICT i
Cilnton Avenue Elementary School K
452 468 6 Medi Sus Port Jefferson Station 2 Baumann Smithtown Consewogue Senior High School K
1355 1031 11 Medi Bus Port Jefferson Station 15 Suffolk Bay Shore Terryville Elementary School K
402 382 3 Medi Bus Port Jefferson Station 4 Starlite East Northport J.F. Kennedy Junior High School K
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Receive dosimetry equipment from the Dosimetry Record Keeper, consisting of I direct-reading dosimeter (0-200 mR), 1 direct-reading dosimeter (0-5 R) and 1 thermoluminescent dosimeter (TLD). -Don this equipment immediately.
2.
Complete the Emergency Worker Dose Record Form.
Retain a copy of the completed form.
3.
Obtain an Ambulance Packet which contains:
a.
Ambulance /Ambulette Driver Procedure b.
Zone map showing location of Homebound Invalids or Special Facilities c.
Map of Emergency Planning Zone d.
Hagstrom maps for identifying location of reception facilities e.
Instruction card for the deaf f.
Copies of Ambulance /Ambulette Dispatch Forms, Attachment 13 g.
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Proceed to the pickup location.
If the pickup cannot be completed for some reason, call the Ambulance Coordinator at 582-8763, for an additional assignment.
He will have you fill out a Dispatch Form, Attachment 13.
6.
Take evacuees to the designated facility for monitoring.
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Proceed to the designated relocation center and admit evacuee (s).
If evacuating a hospital contact the Ambulance Coordinator at 582-8762/8763 while you are at the reception hospital.
You may be directed to make additional round trips before returning to the EWDF.
If you cannot get to a phone or cannot get through after several tries, return to the EWDF in Brentwood.
8.
Return to the Emergency Worker Decontamination Facility (EWDF) g at Brentwood for reassignment.
9.
Check your direct-reading dosimeters at 15-minute intervals.
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inform the Ambulance Coordinator when you return to the EWDF, Read the 0-5 R dosimeter.
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If ou break or lose a dosimeter or TLD badge, inform the Amb lance Coordinator when you return to the EWDF.
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225 Oser Avenue 273-1100 Julius Richman 5
43 Hauppauge 543-0880 Richard Gabriele AND ul575 Route 112
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2 Hauppauge 543-0880 Debra Leopardi Gerald Bartlett, MGR Transportation With Cere 212 W. Park Avenue 431-4334 Bob MacDonald Controlled Material 5
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,3U SPECIAL POPULATION VAN / BUS DRIVER PROCEDURE 1.
Receive dosimetry equipment from the Dosimetry Record Keeper consisting of I direct-reading dosimeter (0-200 mR), 1 direct-reading dosimeter (0-5 R) and 1 thermoluminescent dosimeter (TLD).
Don this equipment immediately.
2.
Complete the Emergency Worker Dose Record Form.
Retain a copy of the' completed form.
3.
Obtain from the special population Bus Dispatcher a dispatch form which identifies a bus company yard and a route / facility assignment.
Also obtain a special population Bus Driver Packet.
This packet contains the following items:
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Special population bus driver procedure b.
Either a curbside pick up route map or a map to a special facility and reception location c.
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Upon instruction from the special population Bus Dispatcher, proceed to the bus company yard and obtain either a bus or van as designated.
5.
Check the vehicle for gas and operability.
Fill out bus lease receipt form.
Leave pink copy with the bus yard dispatcher.
Put sign in bus window.
6.
If directed to prestage, return to the Patchogue staging area with bus or van.
Otherwise, proceed on your evacuation assignment directly from the bus company yard.
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If assigned a curbside pick up route:
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Using transfer point map, proceed to assigned zone b.
Using the route map, proceed to indicated homes c.
Where possible, drive to curb in front of person's house d.
Put on flashing signal lights when picking up or discharging people e.
Go to the door and identify yourself and function.
If evacuee has difficulty hearing, use instruction card f.
Where necessary, help people on to the vehicle, g.
Pick up only the people indicated on the map and their companions.
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Note on maps which people were picked up and which were not at home.
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After all pick ups are completed or if vehicle becomes full, proceed to the nearest activated transfer point, j.
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Coordinator will identify the next bus that will be dispatched to the reception center.
Park close to that vehicle and to the extent necessary, assist your passengers in getting on the other bus.
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Periodically check your dosineters.
If the reading reaches 3.5 R, notify the special population Bus Dispatcher at the Patchogue Staging Area.
At 5 R, if a higher radiation dose is not authorized, proceed to a transfer point and drop off your passengers.
Contact the special population Bus Dis-patcher at the Patchogue Staging Area; arrange for a re-placement and report to the Emergency Worker Decontamina-tion Facility for monitoring and possible decontamination.
8.
If assigned to assist in the evacuation of a Special Facility:
Using map provided, proceed to the special facility.
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Assist in boarding the bus / van the number of evacuees
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d.
Take evacuees to the Emergency Worker Decontamination Facility at Brentwood or other facility as indicated in the packet for monitoring.
If evacuating the Suffolk Infirmary or any hospitals do not report to the monitoring center prior to going to the reception hospitals.
Evacuees will be monitored upon arrival at the Reception Hospital.
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Proceed to the reception location and assist evacuees off.
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Call the Special Facility Evacuation Coordinator at 582-8756 and tell him of your arrival.
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your Bus Lease Receipt Form.
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out if he needs a special dispatch.
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Return to the Bus Yard and fill out Part II of the Bus Lease Receipt Form.
Ensure that you sign the forn.
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READ THE FOLLOWING SECTIONS TO LERO PERSONNEL PRIOR TO DISPATCH.
TO SPECIAL POPULATION BUS DRIVERS:
1)
Read your procedure which is in your packet.
This procedure contains all the information required for you to perform your job.
2)
The following are important points to note from your procedure:
a)
When directed, open the book of driving instructions to the page number indicated on the form for directions to your bus company yard.
Proceed to the Bus Company Yard.
b)
Upon arrival at the bus company yard, report to the Bus Company Dispatcher.
When he designates a bus, examine the vehicle to ensure it operates properly.
Complete Part I of the Bus Lease Receipt Form which is in your packet.
Give the Bus Company Dispatcher the Pink Copy of the form.
c)
If prestaging return to this facility, the Patchogue Staging Area.
Park your bus along Conklin Avenue and report back to me.
d)
If assigned to a curbside pickup route be sure to read all of Step 7 of your procedure.
If assigned to a Special Facility be sure to read all of Step 8.
e)
Report any road impediments observed to a Transfer Point Coordinator or else contact the EOC.
3)
Upon completion of your duties, return to the EWDF in Brentwood.
4)
Ensure you have received dosimetry before leaving the Staging Area for your field assignment.
5)
Do you have any questions?
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OPIP 3.6.5 Page 52 of 75 Page 1-of 1 HOMEBOUND EVACUATION MESSAGE Hello.- My name is I am the with the Local Emergency Resp.onse Organization (LERO)(state title]
As you may be aware, a [ Site Area'or-General) emergency har '1en declared at the Shoreham Power Station.
LERO is recommending ~1at you evacuate to a location outside. the 10-mile Emergency Plann..g Zone.-
require a [ state type of pickup]you have indicated that you would In past correspondence with us, to assist your evacuation.
Do you set 11 require this type of assistance?
Do you have any other:
special transportation needs?
A vehicle has been dispatched to your home to transport you to 4
[ state hospital or reception center) and will be arriving within approximately
[ hours (minutes)].
If you are currently taking special medications, please bring your supply with you.
It is anticipated that the emergency will be short lived, but as-a precaution, it may be wise to bring a change of clothing.
You will be provided with food', lodging, and medical care at-the emergency facilities.
LERO will provide transportation back to your home O
following the emergency.
If an ambulance has not arrived within a reasonable time past the expected time of arrival, please call ee at [ state telephone number).
Do you have any further questions?
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My name is I am the with the Local Emergency Kesponse Urganization (LERO)(state title)
As you probably knnu, a (Site Area or General) emergency has been declared at the Shoreaam Nuclear Power Station.
LERO is recommending that you shelter the [cifents, residents, or patients) and staff in your facility.
Please implement the sheltering procedures in.your facility's Protective Action Implementation Plan.
Do you anticipate any problems in implementing your Protective Action Implementation Plan?
I will be your point of contact with LERO for any further assistance.
Please call me at (insert telephone number; when sheltering of your (clients, residents, and/or patients, and staff is completed.
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- Hello, My name is I am the [ state title) with the Local Emergency Response Organization (LERO).
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probably know, a [ Site Area or General) emergency has been declared at the Shoreham Nuclear Power Station.
LERO is recommending that you evacuate your (clients, residents, or patients) and staff to a location outside the 10-mile Emergency Planning Zone.
(Fill out the following based on information in Attachment 2)
Our records show that you have transportation available and that LERO will be providing Will this be adequate to evacuate your facility?
(If the answer is no, write down additional vehicles requried on ).
Your facility has been assigned for monitoring at the (conitorine location) and will be then proceeding to the Treceotion center).
Have evacuees using non-LERO transportation go to the (monitorin2 location) for monitoring.
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I will be your point of contact with LERO for any further assistance.
Please call me at [ insert telechone number) when the evacuation of your facility is completed.
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(_f-)s EEFORE CONTACTING SCHOOL, ENSURE YOU KNOW THE:
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Emergency Classification.
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Zone in which school or school district is in (Attachment 19).
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Protective Action Recommendation (PAR) for schools, d.
Relocation lo(.ation, Change the following messega if necessary to reflect emergency situation.
Contact school (district) using phone number and name or title in Attachment 3.
1.
Hello.
My name is I am with the Local Emergency Response Organization called LERO.
As you may have heard over the radio, a(n) (Alert, Site Area, General emergency has been declared at the Shoreham Nuclear Power Station.
At the present time LERO, in agreement with Suffolk County, is recommending that all schools in the 10 mile emergency planning zone (fill in school PAR).
(Read the EBS message if they have not heard it on the radio).
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(RE AD PAR AGRAPH 2, 3, 4 OR 5 AS APPROPRI ATE) 2.
(Cancel School Prior to Opening)
By cancelling school today, children uill be at home and with their parents should protective actions be recommended.
(G0 TO PARAGRAPH !6) 3.
(Implement your school's early dismissal plan)
By implementing your school's early dismissal plan the children will be at home with their parents should protective actions be recommended.
(GO TO PARAGRAPH f6)
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(Take Shelter at School)
Sheltering consists of keeping the children indoors and closing windows, doors and outside ventilation.
LERO will notify you as soon as the children may be safely sent home.
(GO TO PARAGRAPH #6) 5.
(Evacuate)
To implement an evacuation you should contact the bus yards that normally provide buses to your school and direct that the buses and drivers be mobilized and dispatched to your schools.
In order to assist your school (s) with an evacuation, LERO will be providing the following transportation assistance.
Licensed LERO bus drivers will be reporting to the bus yards that normally provide buses for your school district.
The Bus Yard Dispatcher may assitn these LERO school bus drivers to drive buses for any of the regular school bus drivers who are O
unavailable.
LERO is presently contacting the bus yards to inform them that these auxiliary bus drivers will be arriving at the bus yard.
Your school officials will be responsible for infor' ming the bus yard dispatcher whether the buses should be mobilized.
In addition, LERO will be sending additional buses directly to the schools to ensure that there is a sufficient number of buses available to evacuate all the children at one time.
School officials may either hold these buses on a standby basis or use them immediately.
LERO bus drivers will take the children to the School Relocation Centers at the (Nassau Coliseum /Nassau Community College) or to any other destination your school officials may wish to designate.
Please have someone at each school meet the buses and tell them what actions you uish them to take.
Please have one or two teachers go with each bus to help with the children.
(Go to Paragraph #6)
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Further information on the emergency situation is available on the radio over the emergency broadcast system.
LERO will broadcast information on your school's actions in order to notify parents.
Do you have any questions?
Have you decided what protective actions you are planning to take?
Or will you need to call me back?
(See note)
Do you need any assistance in implementing this protective action?
A ain my name is
, and my telephone number 3
is If any problems occur during the emergency or if you change your protective action decisions please give me a call.
Please stay tuned to WPLR or other Local Emergency Broadcast Station for further information.
NOTE:
If the school (district) decides to evacuate, and this was not the recommended protective action, read paragraph #5 and notify the Special Facilities Evacuation Coordinator immediately, t
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LERO SCHOOL BUS DRIVER PROCEDURE 1.
Upon callout LERO School Bus Drivers should report to bus yard designated in callout packet.
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At bus yard, proceed co the bus. yard dispatcher's office.
Inform the. bus yard dispatcher that:
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There is a Shoreham emergency and that you are a LERO School Bus Driver.
b)
You have a current New York State Class 2 Driver's License, c1)
(At a bus yard that normally provides buses to an EPZ school)
You are available if needed to drive a bus to support an evacuation of the school children or accompany a regular school bus driver who has not received dosimetry training.
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(At a bus yard that does not normally provide buses to an EPZ school)
Request that a bus be assigned to you.
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After a bus has been assigned to you, obtain an Assignment Packet from the LERO box.
(The LERO box will either be stored in the bus yard dispatcher's office or brought by one of the LERO bus drivers).
If accompanying a regular bus driver, pick a packet for that bus drivers regular school assignment.
If all packets have already been taken, report to the Bus l
Dispatcher at the Patchogue Staging Area.
4.
Ensure the Assignnent Packet contains:
a)
On= 0-200 mR Direct Reading Dosimeter (DRD) b)
One 0-5R DRD c)
One Thermoluminescent Dosineter (TLD) l d)
Emergency Worker Dose Record Form (OPIP 3.9.1, Act. 2) 1 e)
Emergency Worker Bus Driver Badge f)
Bus Lease Receipt Form (OPIP 3.6.4, Act. 14) g)
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Directions to School Relocation Center 1)
School Relocation Center Area Diagram j)
School Relocation Center Location Assignments k)
School Children Log Out Form 1)
Directions to the EWDF m)
Pen or Pencil 5.
Fill out Part I of the Emergency Worker Dose Record Form.
Check both DRDs to ensure they are reading between zero and 20%
of full scale.
If necessary zero the dosimeter.
Enter the readings in the column marked "Initial" in Part II of the gs
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Keep all 3 parts of this form with you.
6.
Clip both DRDs and the TLD to your outer clothing on the upper part of your body, 7.
Examine the assigned bus and fill out Bus Lease Receipt Form.
Leave Pink Copy with the bus yard dispatcher, i
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Proceed to the designated school.
Identify yourself to a school staff member and inform them you are available to assist in evacuating the school if needed.
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When directed by school personnel assist in loading children.
Request that a school staff member accompanies the children.
10.
Take the children to the designated relocation center, unless told differently by the school staff member.
The school representative has final say on the bus destination, 11.
Provide the school representative with the School Relocation Center Location Assignments and the School Children Log Out Form.
12.
Upon arrival at the School Relocation Center drop off children at the location designated on the School Relocation Center Area Diagram.
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Park the bus and take the keys with you.
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Page 3 of 3 LERO SCHOOL BUS DRIVER PROCEDURE (Continued) 14.
Proceed to the School Relocation Center Assignment Station shown on the School Relocation Center Area Maps and pick up an assignment packet.
15.
Perform the assignment identified in the packet.
16.
When told that your job is completed by a School Relocation Center Staff member, proceed to the EUDF.
17.
At the EWDF, turn in your dosimetry, two copies of Emergency Worker Dose Record Form and the Yellow Copy of your Bus Lease Receipt Form.
18.
Return to the Bu Yard and fill out Part II of the Bus Lease Receipt Form.
Ensure that you sign the form.
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TIME OF REPORT OPIP 3.6.5 Page 75 of 75' 9; Page 2 of 2 SCHOOL PROTECTIVE ACTION STATUS REPORT PERSERY SCHOOLS TIME OF PROTECTIVE ACTIONS BEING TAKEN i
DISTRICT ZONES LAST CONTACT NONE CANCEL EARLY DISMISSAL SHELTER EVACUATE 1.
Nading River Coop.
C Playschool 2.
St. Johns Pre-School E
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St. Anselms Nursery School F
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Trinity Lutheran Nursery G
School 5.
Sound Beach Coop. Preschool F
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Step By Step Early G
Learning Center 7.
Alphabet 1and Child F
Enrichment Center 8.
Just Kids Early Learning M
Center 9.
Middle Island Nursery M
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- 11. Brookhaven Country Day L
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