ML20197C868
| ML20197C868 | |
| Person / Time | |
|---|---|
| Site: | Shoreham File:Long Island Lighting Company icon.png |
| Issue date: | 10/30/1986 |
| From: | Cumming W Federal Emergency Management Agency |
| To: | SUFFOLK COUNTY, NY |
| References | |
| CON-#486-1385 NUDOCS 8611070092 | |
| Download: ML20197C868 (72) | |
Text
M r i"-
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA "
gg gm -3 '513
~
NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION Before the Atomic Safety and Licensing Boara 1m
)
ln the Matter of )
)
LONG ISLAND LIGHTING COMPANY ) Docket No. 50-322-Ot-5
) (EP Exercise)
Shorenam Nuclear Power Station, Unit 1) )
) -
N FEMA GENERAL RESPONSE TO SUFFOLK COUNTY'S FIRST REQUEST FOR PRCDUCTION OF DOCUMENr5 AND FIRST SET OF INTERRCGATORIES TO FEMA si pg
$h I. FEMA hereby responds to the Suffolk County Interrogatories served on _
October 15, 1986 FEMA was served on October 10, 1986, with a Request for Production of Documents. All documents referenced in these answers will be provided within the 30-day production period to the extent FEMA does not object to their production.
II. By responding to these Interrogatories FEMA does not waive its objections (1) to the method of service, (2) to the fact that FEMA is called on to respond for other federal agencies and their contractors; (3) that FEMA i
is not subject to formal discovery under the NRC rules and regulations and the FEMA-NRC Memorandum of Unders tanding dated April 18, 1986; (4) that Counsel to -
Intervenors has evidenced in writing to Counsel for FEMA that the purposes of its discovery is to obtain information for use other than in this proceeding: _
(5) that FEMA does not by responding indicate that discovery for all parties in this proceeding with respect to FEMA is not governed by Long Island Lighting Companv ( Shoreham Nuc lear Power Sta tion , Uni t 1), ALAB 773, 19 NRC 1333 (1984).
I!! FEMA 20jects to any or all interrogatories addressea to onsi te matters.
IV. FEMA oo:ects to any interrogatories that may oe consicere] to eaues*
information orotec ted by the a ttcrney-c 'ien t Drivi'ege or tne att:cnej work-product coctrine, and this cojection inc'udes cresent Counsei on :ne record, past Counse on the record and 'or George jett formerly CEMA General Counsel, Soence Perry. currently FEMA Generai Counsel George W Watson, Associate General Counsel, and Susan Kantor Bank, Assistant General Counsel to include ccmcrenens've y all their wor ( and work-oroduct present1j and in past positions.
8611070092 861030 ADOCK 05000322 PDR -
G PDR
Uf?
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA M t,'9V -3 PS :13 NUCLEAR REGULATORY CCMMISSION i:
Before the Atomic Safety and Licensing Board-i
)
In the Matter of )
)
LONG ISLAND LIGHTING COMPANY ) Occket No. 50-322-OL-5
) (EP Exercise)
Shoreham Nuclear Power Station, Unit 1) )
) .
FEMA GENERAL RESPONSE TO SUFFOLK COUNTY'S FIRST REQUEST FOR PRODUCTION OF DOCUMENTS AND FIRST SET OF INTERROGATORIES TO FEMA' I. FEMA hereby responds to the Suffolk County Interrogatories served on October 15, 1986. FEMA was served on October 10, 1986, with a Request for Production of Documents. All documents referenced in these answers will be provided within the 30-day production period to the extent FEMA does not object to their production.
II. By responding to these Interrogatories FEMA does not walve its objections (1) to the method of service; (2) to the fact that FEMA is called on to respond for other federal agencies and their contractors; (3) that FEMA is not subject to formal discovery under the NRC rules and regulations and the FEMA-NRC Memorandum of Understanding dated April 18, 1986; (4) that Counsel to Intervenors has evidenced in writing to Counsel for FEMA that the purposes of its discovery is to obtain information for use other than in this proceeding; (5) that FEMA does not by responding indicate that discovery for all parties in this proceeding with respect to FEMA is not governed by Long Island lighting Company (Shoreham Nuclear Power Station, Unit 1), ALAB-773, 19 NRC 1333 (1984).
III. FEMA objects to any or all interrogatories addressed to onsite matters.
IV. FEMA objects to any interrogatories that may be considered to request information protected by the attorney-client privilege or the attorney work-product doctrine, and this objection includes present Counsel on the record, past Counsel on the record and for George Jett, formerly FEMA General Counsel, Spence Perry, currently FEMA General Counsel, George W. Watson, Associate General Counsel, and Susan Kantor Bank, Assistant General Counsel, to include comprehensively all their work and work-product presently and in past positions.
0611070092 061030 PDR ADOCK 05000322 )
V. FEMA objects to all interrogatories insofar as they purport to require information outside the possession, custody or control of FEMA or require FEMA to answer based on documents not prepared or requested by FEMA personnel or contractors, or not considered official records of FEMA.
VI. FEMA has not contacted certain former employees of FEMA or its contractors that may have material information concerning the answers to these interrogatories because it has not arrived at a position concerning its legal
, obligation to do so at this time. These individuals include the following personnel that to the best of FEMA's knowledge are no longer employed by the federal government or its contractors:
Louis 0. Giuffrida Samuel W. Speck Frank P. Petrone John Sucich '
Stewart Glass Bruce Houston George Jett Donald Jankowski .
VII. FEMA has no knowledge as to whether former employees of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission have material information concerning the subject of these interrogatories, but has made no attempt to contact former NRC employees who may have material information.
VIII. FEMA objects in general to the interrogatories as being overly broad, unduly burdensome, and designed to gain information not relevant and not material to this proceeding. FEMA enters this objection for each and every interrogatory and will for economy not restate the objection in each answer.
IX. FEMA represents that its answers to these Interrogatories have been prepared without the substantial participation of Roger B. Kowleski with whom FEMA is currently involved in other legal proceedings. See Occket Numbers NYO3518610472 and NY34438610475 in the United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit, 717 Madison Place, N.W. Washington, D.C. 20439.
I 1
l L0
X. FEMA intends to provide the lead role in responding to discovery requests for NRC staff and FEMA contractors for this proceeding. FEMA Counsel has also instructed the Counsel for the Applicant that no documents prepared at the direction or request of FEMA officials, employees, or its contractors may be released without FEMA Counsel being given the right of review and inspection to enter appropriate objections.
XI. FEMA notes that many of its objections are premised on the need to protect in the discovery process its concerns as expressed in its MOTION FOR RECONSIDERATION filed on October 27, 1986. Expedited review by the Board and appropriate revision of its October 3, 1986 Order may alleviate these concerns.
XII. FEMA response to the first interrogatories consists of (1) this general respcnse by FEMA counsel; (2) the numbered answers to the Interrogatories; (3) the Declaration of Philip McIntire; and (4) separate appendix of background / biographical information statements for individuals mentioned in the answers to the interrogatories; (5) attachments related to '
the individual interrogatories numbered 2, 3, 17, 19 and-20; and (6) the appropriate service list.
Respectfully submitted, I
William R. Cumming Counsel for FEMA Dated at Washington, D.C.
this 30th day of October, 1986 t
4
i l, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION 1
i Before the Atomic Safety and Licensing Board i
)
In the Matter of )
i )
LONG ISLAND LIGHTING COMPANY ) Docket No. 50-322-OL-5
) (EP Exercise)
(Shoreham Nuclear Power Station, Unit 1) )
)
FEMA SPECIFIC RESPONSE TO SUFFOLK COUNTY'S FIRST REQUEST FOR PRODUCTION OF DOCUMENTS AND FIRST SET OF INTERROGATORIES TO FEMA FEMA answers the specific numbered interrogatories as follows:
i I
i i
a l
b l i
4
- . _ _ _ _ _ _ . - _ - . ..(_ L . . - - _ _ _ _ _ . . . . _ . _ _ _ , _ . - , - - - - , . _ _ . . _ . _ _ _ _ , , .-...- _ ,-.-- ,,______. . . . -_ _ . .,
Response to In m. 4atoty #1 The following are the individuals expected to be called as FEMA witness panel.
Roger B. Kowieski Philip McIntire Thomas E. Baldwin 1 Joseph H. Keller Richard Donovan Assuming that resolution by the Nuclear Regulatory Ccmnission of the question on FEMA's review of Revisions 7 and 8 occurs prior to the opening of the exercise hearing, Ihor Husar may be a member of the panel and other additional witnesses may be required.
Concerning the subject matter of the testimony of the FEMA witnesses, on advice of Counsel, until the Board rules on FD4A's October 27, 1986 Motion for reconsideration of the Board's October 3,1986 Order, this information _
! will not be provided.
l f Response to Interrogatory #2 i .
1 For R. Kowieski; P. McIntire; T. Baldwin; and J. Keller, see transcript of these proceedings.
I For Richard Donovan, the statement on employment history and education is attached.
Response to Interttx;atory 43 For P. McIntire, J. Keller and I. Husar:
Indian Point ASLB Proceedings, 50-247-sp, 50-286-sp; White Plains, NY J une,1982 For P. McIntire, R. Kowieski, and J. Keller:
Indian Point ASLB Proceedings, 50-247-sp, 50-286-sp; White Plains, NY; August,1983 For P. McIntire, R. Kowieski, and T. Baldwin, and J. Keller:
Prior testimony in these proceedings.
For R. Kowieski, testimony before Subcamnittee on Energy Conservation and Power, U.S. House of Representatives Cannittee on Energy and Ccmnerce, Washington, D.C., November 14, 1985.
For R. Kowieski, testimony before Speaker Fink of New York State Assembly Cannittee, Sumner 1983 The list of Richard Donovan's prior testinony is attached.
Response to Interrogatory #4 Revision 6 of the LIILO plan was reviewed by R. Kowieski and J. Keller.
Response to Interrogatory 5
- 5. The following persons participated in. activities concerning the exercise.
, Their exercise participation is shown following their names.
Person Assignment Exercise Location / Function (s)
^
R. Kowieski Region II RAC Oversignt Evaluation
- See response to Interrogatory 7 for additional information.
R. Acerno Evaluator Port Jefferson Staging
- Area / General Population Bus Route
- FEMA Region II program officer for the Shoreham site;
- Exercise logistics. -
- Coordinated. review of drafts Post-Exercise Assignment Report T. Baldwin Evaluator LERO Warning Point; LERO EOC/ Communications
- Reviewed proposed objectives;
- Presenter at evaluator training / briefing session;
- Reviewed draft (s) of Post Exercise assessment report;
- Assisted with preparation of all free-play messages;
- Assisted with evaluator
- assignments;
- Assisted with consolidation of draft review comments; J. Keller Evaluator Brookhaven Area Office / Accident Assessment
- Reviewed proposed objectives; i
j
- Reviewed proposed scenario and assisted ~in negotiation of
- necessary changes; i
- Presenter at evaluator training / briefing session;
- Reviewed draft (s) of Post Exercise Assessment report.
j
?
E. Tanzman Evaluator , ,Patchogue Staging Area / Operations
- Reviewed proposed objectives
- Coordinated and prepared evaluator packages under supervision of R. Kowieski, and T. Baldwin;
- Consolidated evaluator inputs into a draft Post Exercise Assessment report;
- Reviewed draft (s) of Post Exercise Assessment reports; H. Fish Evaluator LERO EOC/ Support Services Operations
- Facilitated physical arrangements for FEMA Command Post and FEMA Control Cell .
P. Lutz Evaluator Other Field Activities / Evacuation of Mobility-Impaired (Ambulance) e
- Arranged for anticipated participation by U.S. Coast Guard A. Smith Evaluator LERO EOC/ Evacuation Operations
- Consolidated evaluator inputs into a draft Post Exercise Report K. Lerner Evaluator Port Jefferson Staging Area / Operations
- Consolidated evaluator inputs into draft Post Exercise Assessment report G. Connolly Evaluator LERO Emergency Operations Center (EOC)/ Team Leader P. Giardina Evaluator LERO Emergency Operations Center EOC/ Accident Assessment H. Laine Evaluator LERO EOC/Public Information W. Gasper Evaluator Other Field Activities / School Evacuation
, - Consolidated edvaluator inputs into a draft Post Exercise l
o e e
O
1' Assessment report > 's P. Becherman Evaluator Riverhead Staging Area / Operations
- Consolidated Evaluator inputs into a draft Post Exercise Assessment report D. Jankowski Evaluator Patchogue Staging Area / General Population Bus Route
- Consolidated Evaluator inputs into a draft Post Exercise Assessment report C. Malina Evaluator LERO EOC/ Medical' Operations C. Amato Evlauator SNPS Emergency Operations Facility (EOF)
- Reviewed proposal Scenario .
M. Jackson Evaluator Emergency News Center t i
N. Chipman Evaluator Field Monitoring Team A B. Salmonson Evaluator Field Monitoring' Team B 4 P. Weberg Evaluator Port Jefferson Staging Area / Team Leader K. Bertram Evaluator Port Jefferson Staging Area / Route Alerting Impediment to Evacuation; Traffic Control Points M. Wu Evaluator Patchogue Staging Area / Evacuation of School Requesting LERO Assistance S. Curtis Evaluator Patchogue Stagin'g' Area / Evacuation of Non Institutionalized Mobility Impaired At Home J. O'Sullivan Evaluator Patchogue Staging Area / General Population Bus Route B. Houston Evaluator Patchogue Staging Area / General Population Bus Route D. Santini Evaluator Patchogue Staging Area / General Population Bus Route S. McIntosh Evaluator Riverhead Staging Area / Team Leader i l
l
\-
1 i
)
4 J. Le'venson Evaluator Riverhead Staging Area / Route Alerting;-Traffic Control Points J. Picciano Evaluator Riverhead Staging Area / General Population Bus Route s
A. Foltman Evaluator Riverhead Staging Area / General Population Bus Route R. Bernacki Evaluator Other Field Activities / Team Leader; Reception Center; Medical Drill D. Connors Evaluator Other Field Activities / Congregate Care Centers D. Hulet Evaluator Other Field Activities / Evacuation of j Mobility-Impaired ( Ambule tte)
L. Slagle Evaluator Other Field Activities / Reception Center; Emergency Worker -
Decontamination R. Donovan Controller LERO EOC/ Senior FEMA Control,ler
- Developed Controller and Simulator Plan
- Developed and Negotiated Exercise Management Plan
- Reviewed and helped develop FEMA s Controller Messages
- Trained Controllers and Simulators
- Debriefed Controllers and Simulators
- Reviewed draft report with respect to issues relati.ve to Controllers and Simulators L. Kers Controller LERO EOC/ Controller J. Brown Controller Port Jefferson Staging Area / Controller R. Caruso (Alernate) Controller Never Used E. Weinstein Controller Patchogue Staging Area / Lead
< Controller i
A s
4 "'
J. Himos Controller Rivarhocd Staging Area / Controller E. Williams Controller Field Team / Controller E. Podalak Controller Field Team / Controller B. Weiss Controller FEMA Control Cell / Controller for Simulator K. Perkins Controller LERO EOC/ Controller for Simulator C. Sakenas Controller LILCO EOF / Controller for Simulator V. Wingert Simulator FEMA Control Cell / Simulator for State Health Commissioner or Designee J. Sucich Simulator FEMA Control Cell / Simulator for County Executive G. Brown Simulator FEMA Control Cell / Simulator for County Health Officer -;
M. Landau Si'mulator FEMA Control Cell / Simulator for other County departments ,
R. Meck Simulator FEMA Control Cell / Simulator for-State Health Department technical representative J. Thomas Simulator LERO EOC/ Simulator for County Executive representative L. Bolling Simulator LERO EOC/ Simulator for County Health De'partment representative J. Gilliland Simulator LERO EOC/ Simulator for County Public Affairs Office representative A. Gooden Simulator LERO EOC/ Simulator for State Health Department-representative J. Kreh Simulator LILCO EOF / Simulator for County Health Department technical representative W. Snell Simulator LILCO EOF / Simulator for State Health Department technical representative F. Petrone Regional Director Exercise Oversight
- Participated in evaluator training / briefing session;
- Prepared and presented a position of the public; S. Glass Regional Counsel Exercise Observer
- Participated in evaluator training / briefing session P. McIntire Region II Chief FEMA Command Post Natural and Tech-nological Hazards - Facilitator of communications Division between exercise evaluators P. Cammarata Communications LERO EOC Facilitator '
- Facilitation of communications between exercise evaluators A. Davis Communications FEMA Command Post e Facilitator
- Facilitation of communications between exercise evaluators D. Jones Communications FEMA Command Post Facilitator
- Facilitation of communications between exercise evaluators
l l
i Response to Interrogatory #6 Revisions 7 and 8 of LIICO plan are expected to be reviewed by the following:
P. McIntire, M. Jackson, P. Giardina, H. Fish, C. Malina, C. Amato, R. Bernacki, P. Lutz, T. Baldwin, J. Keller, Ihor Husar and Robert Acerno.
Resoonse to Interrogatory #7 R. Kowieski, the FEMA Region II RAC chairman at the time of tihe exercise, was the lead FDiA regional official. He was in charge of all technical FEMA regional activities related to the exercise prior to, during, and after the exercise until June 1986.
These activities included oversight on: exercise objectives, exercise scenario, exercise evaluation plan,. FDiA controller plan, FEMA simulator plan, exercise evaluator assignments, preparation of exercise evaluation criticue forms, preparation of participants critique, preparation of public critique "
(with the exception of the Regional Director's Statement), and the preparation of the FEMA report.
The current FEMA Region II RAC chairman is Ihor W. Husar.
l l
I
/
Respcnse to Interrogatorv #8 Other than the organizations noted in the response to Interrogatory #5, the following agencies, organizations or entities participated in, reviewed, discussed or received correspondence or documents concerning, preparations for, or the conduct, evaluation or results of, the Exercise: FEMA Headquarters, NRC Headquarters, artl Department of Energy (DOE) Headquarters.
On June 20, 1985, by merorandum of Edward L. Jordan, Director, Division of Emergency Preparedness and Engineerirg Ibsponse, Office of Inspection and Enforcement, NRC, to Richard W. Krina, Assistant Associate Director, Office of Natural and Technological Hazards Prograns, FEMA, the NRC forwarded LIIG's standing request to schedule an exercise for Shoreham.
'Ihe Department of Justice also participated, in the preparation for and institution of U.S. v. Suffolk County.
l The General Accountirg Office (GAO), at the request of Senator Daniel P. I Moynihan, has been reviewing FEMA's' role in the Shoreham exercise.
Theodore Barry and Associates, a consulting firm with Headquarters in Ios -
Argeles, was also involved in the generation'of proposed exercise objectives.
The FEMA contract with TB&A provided for technical assistance, resources and support, consistent with radiological eergency preparedness program policy and regulations to canplete a successful exercise of the LIILO offsite' plan. ,
The followirg individuals fran the above organizations participated in activities related to preparations for or the conduct, evaluation or results of the Shoreham exercise.
FEMA Headquarters
- Dave McLoughlin participated in policy discussions and reviewed exercise documents. He reviewed documents and correspondence and provided advice and counsel to the Associate Director, SLPS.
- Howard Schmidt was generally aware of the exercise planning schedule, but not the full contents of the exercise. He attended a very general.
briefing given by the Regional Assistance Committee (RAC) 01 airman before the exercise. He participated in policy discussions, reviewed correspondence and provided advice and counsel to the Associate Director, SLPS. He also participated in a few meetings and conversations involving LII G representatives as Special Assistant to the Associate Director.
- Robert Wilkerson served as the senior headquarters executive responsible for defining options for and then designing the Shoreham exercise. He participated in sone internal meetings and conversations related to the exercise. He also participated in several sessions and discussions involviry both LIILO and Suffolk County officials. Because ;
of these pre-exercise activities, Mr. Wilkerson renoved himself from i his normal roles of coordinating the evaluation and reviewing the exercise report.
1
Response to Interrogatory #8 (cont'd)
- Richard W. Krima received the June 20, 1985 memorandum frm NRC transmitting LIICO's standing request for an exercise. However, due to his role in the exercise report review process, he was not further involved in the preparations for or the actual condact of the exercise.
I - Marshall Sanders served as the contract manager with 'Iheodore Barry and Associates. He was a policy advisor in planning for the exercise. He
- also served as a liaison with NRC on two issues
- exercise' simulation and planning for controllers.
- James 'Ihmas' participation in the exercise consisted of playing the role of the Deputy County Executive at the LILCD Emergency Operating Center. (Also listed in the response to Interrogatory #5)
- Vern Wingert participated in planning activities for the exercise related to his role in the exercise. He was an exercise simulator during the exercise playing the role of a New York State Health Ccmnissioner. - .
(Also listed in the response to Interrogatory #3)
- Bill McAda attended the February 13 exercise, not as an official FDiA , ,
observer or participant, but rather to get a " feel" for media interest since the Office of Public Affairs had much to do with Shorehan media inquiries.
- Spence Perry offered general legal support, as appropriate, in an atmosphere in which litigation was anticipated and, in fact, took place. He also attended the exercise as an unofficial observer, due to the unique legal issues involved with the Shoreham case.
- George Watson offered general legal support, as apptcpriate, in an atmosphere in which litigation was anticipated and, in fact, took l place.
- Susan Bank represented FDiA in preparation for and institution of U.S. v. Suffolk County; coordinated FDIA's legal position with the U.S. Department of Justice and NRC.
i - Craig Wingo participated in sone internal meetings and conversations at FEMA Headquarters on the 1986 exercise. Most of his activity was related to securing resources for the conduct of the exercise.
1
- Margaret Lawless participated in some internal meetings and conversations at FEMA Headquarters on the 1986 exercise; was also involved in preparing testimony, and background material for the hearings related to the issue of an exercise for Shoreham; also reviewed and coordinated prepara-tion of correspondence on the. exercise issue as it was received in FEMA-Headquarters.-
4 a
. - _ . . . , . * , -_ ._. _y... -...-. , . . _ . ,y.-- -, .,,y.
L i
Response to Interrogatory #8 (cont'd)
- Robert Turner participated in some internal FINA Headquarters meetings arti conversations concerning the 1986 Shoreham exercise; assisted in preparing testinony and background information for the hearings related to the conduct of a Shoreh m exercise; and, reviewed correspondence and assisted in preparing correspondence related to
, issues associated with the exercise.
Department of Energy
- Mayo Lee attended the Shorehm exercise in an unofficial role, for information gathering, due to the unique legal issues ' involved with the plan's implementation and the conduct of the exercise. i
- Mary Ann Novak attended the Shoreham exercise in an unofficial role, for information gathering on aspects of generic interest and to observe the coordination of the Department of Energy's (DOE) involvement in various aspects of the exercise. . In addition, she coordinated the provision of additional DOE laboratory resources for the conduct of the ,.
exercise.
Department of Justice
- Raphel Gomez represented the the Department of Justice in preparation
~
for and institution of U.S. v. Suffolk County.
General Accounting Office
- Yvonne C. Pufahl, Evaluator, U. S. General Accounting Office, Washington, D.C., serves as a principal staff menber in obtaining information in GAO's review of FDIA's role in the Shorehm exercise.
Nuclear Regulatory Comission
- Sherwin 'Ibrk, Bernard M. Bordenick and Edward L. Jordan attended the exercise as unofficial observers, due to the unique legal issues involved with the Shoreham case.
l Theodore Barry and Associates
!~
- For the involvement of Willim J. Stokes, see the responses to Interrogatories #21 and #22.
j
.-,_( ~ "
4 l
Besponse to Interrogatory #9 Other than organizations noted in the response to Interrogatory #5, the fol-lowing entities participated in, or reviewed, discussed, or received correspond-ence or documents concerning, the FDIA report, drafts thereof or the bases therefor: FDiA Headquarters, NRC Headquarters, LILCO and the General Accounting Of fice. In addition, on the day that the exercise report was issued, a box of reports was left at the Guard's %sk at the entrance to FDIA Headquarters, for the convenience of members of tw press, staff of Congressional offices I
or the public who might want copies. We do not have information about who might have received copies of the report fran this source. We also do not not have information on who at LIICO may have reviewed the report, or proposed or prepared corrective actions in response to the report. Finally, on advice of Counsel, aspects of the report related to Interrogatories #10 or #11 are not discussed.
'Ihe General Accountirg Office, at the request of Senator Daniel P. Moynihan, has been reviewing FDiA's role in the Shoreham exercise.
Other than the limitations just mentioned on information available to FDiA, we have information that the following individuals of the above organizations participated in activities related to the FD4A Exercise Report on the Shoreham exercise of February 13, 1986, drafts thereof or the bases therefor, .
FEMA Headquarters
- Dave McLoughlin read the suninary only of the Shorehm exercise report.
- Howard Schmidt reviewed the exercise report and prcdided policy coments to the Associate Director.
- Richard Krimm signed the letter to the NRC and as such reviewed the report. He. discussed the report and the letter to the NRC with Margaret Lawless, Bob Wilkerson, and Sm Speck. 'Ihese discussions concerned language and format of the letter going to the NRC.
~
- Ibbert Wilkerson reviewed the report for structure with specific and limited attention to its.ccnsistency with agreements with the NRC and formal positions taken by the Agency prior to the exercise. His advice and ccanents were limited to senior FDiA officials.
1 4
- Marshall Sanders' role as a policy advisor in planning for the Shoreham exercise precluded him from having input regarding the exercise report.
- Craig Wirgo reviewed portions of several drafts of the exercise report
, and reviewed the final report including concurrence on the memorandum of transmittal to the NRC.
- Margaret Lawless reviewed drafts of the exercise report, supervised the preparation of selected abstracts of the~ drafts for the review / briefing of Headquarters FDiA officials, concurred on the memorandum transmitting the final report to the NRC.
)
Resoonse to Interrogatory 49 (cont'd)
- Robert Turner reviewed drafts of the exercise report and assisted in preparing selected abstracts of the drafts for review and briefing purposes.
Nuclear Regulatory Comission NRC has infor:aed us that NRC Headquarters received the FEMA exercise report, transmitted it to their Region I office, which subsequently transmitted it to LIIro.
General Accounting Office
- Yvonne C. Pufahl, Evaluator, U. S. General Accounting Office, Washington, D.C., serves as a principal staff member in obtaining information in GM's review of FEMA's role in the Shoreham exercise.
l
. ~, , _
Response to Interrogatory 10 On advice of Counsel, because the ASLB in its October 3, 1986, PREHEARING CONFERENCE ORDER (Ruling on Contentions and Establishing Discovery Schedule) refused to admit evidence on Contention EX 19, FEMA objects to this Interrogatory and no answer will be provided. For reference see page 13 of the Board's October 3, 1986 Order.
Response to Interrogatory 11 On advice of Counsel, because the ASLB in its October 3, 1986, PREHEARING CONFERENCE ORDER (Ruling on Contentions and Establishing Discovery Schedule) refused to admit evidence on Contention EX 19, FEMA objects to.this Interrogatory and no answer will be provided. For' reference see page 13 of the Board's October 3, 1986 Order.
Response to Interrogatory 12
~
The FEMA Command Post, including P..Cammarata in the LERO EOC, was used as a central point of contact for all FEMA evaluators and FEMA controllers.
Evaluators and Controllers used this group to pass questions and to facilitate the evaluation process. The command post personnel had no responsibility insofar as the evaluation process was cdncerned. For other personnel included in the FEMA Command Post, see the response to Interrogatory 5.
Response to Interrogatory 13 American Red Cross personnel participa.ted at four (4) locations during the exercise. These locations were: The LERO EOC, the reception center, and the two congregate centers which were demonstrated. The number of American Red Cross personnel were: at the EOC - one (1), at the reception center - six (6), at each congregate care center - three (3).
The federal evaluators observed simulated activities which would have been needed in a real emergency. The evaluators also observed the manner manner in which the participants followed appropriate procedures.
a) On advice of Counsel, FEMA is not disclosing the identity of specific evaluator assignments, other than what is indicated in the FEMA Post-Exercise Assessment, in order to preserve the integrity of the exercise evaluation process, b) It is the policy that exercise participants are identified by position title rather than by name.
c) Exercise evaluation critique forms and the FEMA report.
Response to Interrogatory 14 Shoreham - Wading River School District personnel were interviewed by a Federal evaluator on the day of the exercise at the Shoreham - Wading River campus in Wading River, New York. The evaluator interviewed these individuals regarding the District's plans and procedures for early dismissal or evacuation of students to a reception center in the event of an emergency at Shoreham.
a) On advice of Counsel, FEMA is not disclosing the identity of 1 specific evaluator assignments, other than what is indicated
in the FEMA Post-Exercise Assessmant, in ordar to preserva the integrity of the exercise evaluation process.
b) The observations were made on the day of the exercise at the Shoreham - Wading River campus in Wading River, New York.
c) The following District Personnel were interviewed:
District Superintendent Principal of the Shoreham - Wading River High School d) Exercise evaluation critique forms and the FEMA report e
Response to Interrogatory 15 There were no objectives in the exercise which involved field participation of the U.S. Coast Guard. The only exercise participation by the U.S. Coast Guard was the receipt and confirmation of notification transmitted from the LERO EOC.
a) On advice of Counsel, FEMA is not disclosing the identity of specific evaluator assignments, other than what is indicated in the FEMA Post-Exercise Assessment, in order to preserve the integrity of the exercise evaluation process.
b) The LERO participant who contacted the U.S. Coast was interviewed at the LERO EOC by the Federal evaluator on the day of the exercise.
c) None d) Exercise Evaluation Critique Form and FEMA report.
Response to Interrogatory 16 There were no objectives in the exercise which involved field participation of Nassau County personnel. Therefore, there was no evaluation of Nassau County personnel.
Response to Interrogatory 17 FEMA finds that the inclusion of " response to a Shoreham emergency" and "the LILCO plan" to the scope of the interrogatory is overly broad and burdensome, since the routine conversations and communications relating to these areas covered by the sections of the interrogatory extend over a period of about two years. For that reason, on advice of Counsel, FEMA declines to provide information covering these areas.
The following responses relate to communications of FEMA personnel during the exercise, made in the process of carrying out evaluation assignments.
On advice of Counsel, FEMA is not disclosing the identity of specific evaluator:
assignments, other than what is indicated in the FEMA Post-Exercise Assessment, in order to preserve the integrity of the exercise evaluation process.
a) See response to Interrogatory 14 b) See pages 84 and 85 of the FEMA report with regard to contacts with the Central Suffolk Hospital during the medical drill held on February 9, 1986. No other hospitals were contacted since they were outside the exercise objectives.
c - f)- No contacts were made with any of these organizations since there were no exercise objectives involving these organizations.
g) School bus drivers that were contacted with regard to the simulated school evacuation discussed on page 44 of the FEMA report.
h) Bus companies contacted were: Seaman, Suburbia, Setauket, Baumann
& Son, and United.
- 1) Ambulance companies contacted were: Stat and Medi-bus.
j) No contacts were made with Nassau County representatives since i there were"no exercise objectives involving Nassau County.
k) At the time of the exercise, there were no contacts with members
, of the public other than exercise participants who reside on Long l
Island. FEMA-evaluated exercises do not normally involve inter-l actions with the public.
FEMA Headquarters has received and answered, as appropriate, correspondence in some of the above categories. Copies of some of this correspondence has already been provided. Copies of the remainder are attached.
Response to Interrogatory 18 Where responses to interrogatory 17 indicate that there were communications between FEMA personnel and various organizations during the exercise,the related documentation include Exercise Evaluation Critique Forms and the FEMA report. Where responses indicate communications with FEMA Headquarters, copies of the documents have either been provided previously by or are attached to the response to this interrogatory.
l 4
Response to Interrogatorv 419 In late August 1986, there were telephone conversations between Richard Krimn, FEMA and Edward Jordan, NRC concerning FEMA's review of the LIILO offsite plan revisions and responses to the exercise report. Essentially, FEMA wanted to review the LIEF 0 responses, Revision 7 and the subsequently subnitted Revision 8 at the same time. 'Iherefore, NRC was asked to provide FEMA with Revision 8 as soon as possible. ' Discussions also dealt with when FEMA could conplete its review of the LIICO responses, Revisions 7 and 8 and provide NRC with the review results. A conpletion/ delivery date in November was discussed.
During the week of Sectanber 19, 1986, there were telephone consultations between FDiA Headquarters and FEMA Region II staff and further conversations ,
between Richard Krimn, FEMA and Shelly Schwartz, NRC and Edward Jordan, NRC l concerning FENA's review of the LIIf0 responses Revisions 7 and 8. During this time, the date when FEMA would provide review ccments to NRC was finalized as December 15. ,
Attached to the FEMA responses to these interrogatories are documents related to the topics mentioned in the interrogatory, with the exception of actual copies of Revisions 6, 7, 8 and the LIIf0 responses to the FEMA report on '
the February 13, 1986 exercise, which have been previously served on all parties.
- ~
Response to Interrogatory 20 Selected members of the exercise evaluation / control team attended a.Shoreham Drill on January 29, 1986 (including an associated controller training session on January 39, 1986). The team was in attendance to assure that the evaluation / control plan would be workable. The following individuals attended this drill:
R. Kowieski R. Donovan T. Baldwin B. Weiss J. Keller P. Becherman E. Tanzman
- K. Lerner W. Gasper S. McIntosh G. Connolly R.'Reynolds .
P. Weberg There were no evaluations of this drill and no evaluation documents were produced concerning the drill. As a result of the drill, minor changes 'were made in the FEMA procedures used in the exercise for the insertion of " free play" messages.
Ther'e was a scenario for the drill provided to FEMA by LILCO. In addition we have identified and. attached copies of correspondence related to that drill. There were also telephone conversations which took place between the RAC Chairman and other individuals listed above concerning logistical arrangements related to their attendance at the drill.
l I
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ --- --- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ^
Ibsoonse to Interrogatory #21 The exercise objectives were sent to the following Regional Assistance Gmunittee (RAC) metters for review and cm nent:
Person Affiliation R. Kowieski Federal Emergency Managenent Agency H. Fish Department of Energy P. Lutz Department of Transportation P. Giardina Envirornental Protection Agency R. Bernacki Food and Drug Administration C. Amato Nuclear Regulatory Canmission G. Bickerton Department of Agriculture In addition to the above RAC members, the followirg individuals identified in the response to Interrogatory #5 were also involved in reviewirg and conmentiry on the exercise objectives.
Person Affiliation J. Keller Idaho National Engineering Laboratory "
T. Baldwin Argonne National Laboratory E. Tanzman Argonne National Laboratory l
The following individuals were also involved with reviewing exercise objectives.
- Marshall E. Sanders [ Project Manager for the Theodore Barry Contract (TB&A)] Chief, Program Develcpnent Branch, Technological Hazards Division, Office of Natural ard Technological Hazards, State and Iocal Programs and Support Ditectorate, Federal Emergency Management Agency, Washirgton, D.C.
- Ibbert S. Wilkerson, Q1ief, Technological Hazards Division, Office of Natural and Technological Hazards, State ard Iocal Programs and Support Directorate, Federal Emergency Management Agency, Washington, D.C.
- William J. Stokes, Contract Project Manager, at the time of the exercise with TB&A,1520 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles, California 9 0017 tore: Theodcre Barry & Associates is a consulting firm headquartered in Ios Angeles. The FaiA - TB&A contract provided for technical assistance, resources, and support, consistent with radiological emergency preparedness policy ard regulations to cmplete a successful exercise of that plan. '
l
Response to Interrogatory #22 he scenario was sent to the following individuals identified in the response to Interrogatory #5:
Person Affiliation R. Kowieski- Federal Emergency Managecent Agency C. Amato Nuclear Regulatory Ccrunission J. Keller Idaho National Engineering Laboratory The folloaing individual also had limited involvement with the exercise scenario as a result of his activities associated with the Theodore Barry and Associates contract obligations and exercise objectives. However, his involvement was due to the necessity to integrate sme offsite actions and control plan with the scenario. He had no review or cmment authority regarding the scenario. -
- Willian J. Stokes, Contract Project Manager, at the time of the exercise with TB&A,1520 Wilshire Blvd., Ics Angeles, California 90017 ,
NorE: 2eodore Barry & Associates is a consulting fina headquartered in Ios Angeles. We FD4A - TB&A contract provided for technical assistance, resources, and support, consistent with radiological emergency preparedness policy and regulations to complete a successful exercise of that plan.
Response to Interrogatorv #23 None.
Response to Interrogatory #24 tbne.
l l
l l
l
O Background Information
- 1) Name: Richard Donovan -
- 3) Business Address: Federal Emergency Management Agency Natural & Technological llazards Division 130 - 228th Street, S.W.
Washington, D.C. 20472
- 4) Present Employer: Federal Emergency Management Agency
- 5) Title or Position: Radiological Emergency Preparedness (REP) Program Officer and Gairman, Regional Assistance Cmmittee (RAC),
FEMA, Region X .
- 6) Area (s) of Responsibility:
- Coordination and guidance of Federal Radiological Emergency Preparedness activities to ensure adequate assistance to ,
State and local governments in REP planning.
- Coordination and guidance of Field Office activities of Federal agencies to ensure a coordinated response to radiological events.
- Serves as Federal Interagency Focal Point of Offsite Preparedness and Operational Focal Point for the "350" Process required for approval of Commercial Nuclear Power Plant licensees, which necessitates the following:
- 7) Business, professional or other relationship with the NRC, FEMA or LII.CO:
FEMA- Employee LII.CO- None NRC- Liaison in capacity as RAC G airman 1
I j
Background Information
- 1) Name: Donald W. Connors
- 3) Business Address: Federal Dnergency Management .%3ency J.W. McCormack P.O. C.H.
Boston, Massachusetts 021G
- 4) Present Employer: American National Red Cross
- 5) Title or Position: American National Red Cross FDtA Fepresentative
- 6) Area (s) of Responsibility: Provide liaison between FEMA, Red Cross and and all other members of the private / church disaster relief agencies. Assist with training of Federal staff and disaster reserve workers -
as well as assisting in the training of other relief agencies.
- 7) Business, professional or other relationship with the NRC, FDiA or LIILO:'
- FEMA- E41oyee.
LIILO-No relationship NRC-Occasionally evaluates aspects of Red Cross roles in mass care centers during FEMA observed exercises.
Information on evaluation forms eventually appears in FD1A exercise reports, which are transmitted to NRC.
l l
Background Information 1)'Name: Hugh C. Laine
- 3) Business Address: Federal Emergency Management Agency 105 South Seventh Street Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19106
- 4) Present Employer: Federal Emergency Management Agency, Region III
- 5) Title or Position: In February 1986, Public Information Officer (PIO)
FEMA Region III (Philadelphia)
Currently: Program Officer Emergency Management National Preparedness Prograns Division FEMA Region III
- 6) Area (s) of Responsibility: - In February 1986, as PIO for FE4A Region III, coordinated with State programs in developing materials in areas covered by FU4A prcx3 rams; ,,'
coordinated release of public information in Presidentially-declared disasters. Kept the public informed about FEMA's programs.
- Currently, Program Manager for the Conprehensive Cooperative Agreenent (CCA)
Program for distribution of FFMA funds to States in Region III.
- 7) Business, professional or other relationnhip with the NRC, FEMA or LIIf0:
FEMA- Employee.
LIIro-tb relationship NRC-In February 1986, liaison activities as necessary, with the NRC Region I Public Information Office.
-Qarrently, no relationship.
i i
3 m- . . , - - .
Backcround Information
- 1) Name: Raphel Gomez
- 3) Business Address: U.S. Department of Justice 10th and Pennsylvania Avenue, NW Civil Division - Federal Programs Washington, D. C. 20530
- 4) Present Ehployer: U. S. Department of Justice
- 5) Title or Position:- Trial Attorney
- 6) Area (s) of Responsibility: General Litigation .
- 7) Business, professional or other relationship with the NRC, FENA or LILCO:
FD4A and NRC - Counsel for the United States Government in U.S. v. Suffolk County e LILCO - None l
e Background Infornation
- 1) Name: Vernon L. Wingert
- 3) Business Address: Federal Dnergency Manacjement Agency State and Iocal Programs and Support Directorate Office of Natural & Technological Hazards Programs 500 C Street, N Washington, D.C. 20472
- 4) Present Employer: Federal Onergency Management Agency
- 5) Title or Position: Onergency Management Specialist Program Developnent Branch Technological Hazards Division Office of Natural & Technological Hazards Programs _
- 6) Area (s) of Responsibility:
- Develop policy for radiological emergency preparedness program.
- Liaison with NRC on coordination and resolution of mutual policy issues.
- Represent Agency in national conferences, workshops and meetings with speeches and panel discussions.
- 7) Business, professional or other relationship with the NRC, FC4A or LIILO:
F94A- Enployee.
LIILD- No relationship NRC- Liaison with NRC in policy matters on radiological emergency preparedness programs.
l l
Background Information
- 1) Name: Marshall E. Sanders
- 3) Business Address: Federal Emergency Management Agency State and Local Programs and Support Directorate Office of Natural & Technological Hazards Programs 500 C Street, SW Washington, D.C. 20472
- 4) Present Employer: Federal Emergency Management Agency
- 5) Title or Position: Q1ief, Program Development Branch Technological Hazards Division Office of Natural & Technological Hazards Programs
- 6) Area (s) of Responsibility:
- Supervise development of policy for radiological -
emergency preparedness prograa.
- Recommend and implement REP program initiative, i.e., represent Agency in NRC-FD4A Steering ,
Comittee meetings.
- Represent Agency at international meetings on matters related to international cooperation and agreements concerning radiological emergencies.
- 7) Business, professional or other relationship with the NRC, FD4A or LILCO:
FD4A- Employee.
LIICO- No relationship NRC- Liaison with NRC on policy matters impacting radiological emergency preparedness programs.
Background Information
- 1) Name: James A. Thanas
- 3) Business Address: Federal Emergency Management Agency State and Incal Programs and Support Directorate Office of Natural & Technological Hazards Programs 500 C Street, W Washirgton, D.C. 20472
- 4) Present Er.ployer: Federal Emergency Management Agency
- 5) Title or Position: Emergency Management Officer l Program Develognent Branch Technological Hazards Division Office of Natural & Technological Hazards Programs -
- 6) Area (s) of Responsibility: Develops policies, plans and procedures for respc:x! ire to peaceti.e radiological emergencies.
- 7) Business, professional or other relationship with the NRC, FH4A or LIIf0:
FEMA- Employee.
LIILO-No relationship NRC-As staff officer has frequent contact with officials of the Nuclear Regulatory Comission on a variety of issues related to planning a Federal response to a radiological emergency and the policies and procedures
.related to the development of State and local government plans for responding to a radiological emergency.
Background Information
- 1) Name: George W. Watson
- 3) Business Address: Federal Emergency Manageraent Agency Office of General Counsel 500 C Street, Si Washington, D.C. 20472
- 4) Present Employer: Federal Emergency Management Agency
- 5) Title or Position: Associate General Counsel-
- 6) Area (s) of Responsibility: Oversees Progran Law Division of Office of i General Counsel, which deals with legal aspects of most Agency prograns including the Radiological Emergency Preparedness, -
Disaster Relief, Emergency Preparedness, Fire Programs, Training and Education, Emergency Operations ,
- 7) Business, professional or other relationship with the NRC, FEMA or LIIG:
FDtA- Erployee.
LIIE- No relationship NRC- None, outside of the normal contact established in the course of doing Agency business.
i
)
l l
1
Background Information
- 1) Name: Bill McMa
- 3) Business Mdress: Federal Emergency Management Agency Office of Public and Intergovernmental Affairs 500 C Street, SW Washington, D.C. 20472
- 4) Present Employer: Federal Emergency Management Agency
- 5) Title or Position:- Public Affairs Soecialist
- 6) Area (s) of Responsibility: Responsible for public information materials relating to disaster response and recovery '
activities and matters relating to radiolcgical emergency response planning.
- 7) Business, professional or other relationship with the NRC, FEMA or LIILO:
FENA- Employee LIICO- No relationship NRC- General liaison with NRC Public Affairs Officer 1
l l
1
Background Information
- 1) Name: Susan Kantor Bank
- 3) Business Address: Federal Emergency Management Agency Office of General Counsel 500 C Street, SW Washington, D.C. 20472 i
- 4) Present Employer: Federal Emergency Management Agency
- 5) Title or Position: Actirg Associate General Counsel for Litigation
- 6) Area (s) of Responsibility: Supervise and participate in all litigation brought by or against FEMA in administration of its various programs.
- 7) Business, professional or other relationship with the NRC, FENA or LIILD:
FENA-Enployee LIIIIHNo relaticmship NRC-Coordinated FE:4A's legal position with NRC and the" the U.S. Department of Justice in preparation for and institution of U.S. v. Suffolk County 4
1 t
a 1
1 1
1 l
,y
.~
l q a
~ '
i Background Information '- .
r
- 1) Name: Robert S..idilkerson
- 3) Business Address: Federal Emergenc.y MaiwJement Agency State and Iocal Progfams and Support Directorate (SLPS)
Office of Natural and Technological Hazards Programs 500 C Street, S.W. . .
Washingtoni D.C. '20472
- 4) Present Employer: ~Fede'ral Emergency Man'agement Agency
- 5) Title / Position: ~ 02ief, Technological Hazards Division Office of Natural, and. Technological Hazards St' ate M4 Incal Progres and Support
- 6) Area (s) of Responsibility: Supervises 22 staff as 01ief of the Technological '
Hazards Division. 'Ihese staff are responsible for policy developaent and implementation through the oversight of contractor and regional office personnel operating in the ten FEMA Regions. e' The programs within the office include both exercise and plan review and evaluation for conmercial nuclear facilities licensed by the Nuclear' Regulatory Ccmission.
~
- 7) Business, professisenal- or bther relationship with NRC, FEMA or LIICO:
- FEMA- Employee LIIf0- No relatioaship ,
NRC- Serves as day-to-day senior executive point of concact between FEMA and the NRC, particularly
, the Office of Inspection and Enforement, Division of Emergency Preparedness and Engineering Response
.y.
- N 6
b g_ ,[
5
/
9 9
~
j # 4* ,
- FA e
e e
e
, *- _/
A
,d
! p 66 A
.- l
" ~
l
' ,4 i
Background Information
, .+
- 1) Name: lbbert L. Turner
- 3) Business Address: Federal Energency Management Agency State and Iccal Programs and Support Directorate (SLPS) 500 C Street, S.W.
Washington, D.C. 20472
- 4) Present Enployer: Federal Emergency Management Agency
- 5) Title / Position: Emergency Management Specialist Field Operations Branch '
Technological Hazards Division Office of Natural & Technological Hazards, SLPS
- 6) Area (s) of Responsibility: Serves as Project Officer for FC4A Regions I and II which includes Shoreham.
Review, evaluate, and process site-specific radiological emergency preparedness plans ,e submitted to FD4A for review in accordance with Agency regulations.
Review exercise related correspondence, documents and reports. ,
Assist in preparing testimony and background information for hearings, meetings, and briefings.
- 7) Business, professional or other relationship with NRC, FEMA or LIICO:
FEMA-Employee LIICCH4o relationship NRC-Coordinates requests for information and the delivery of work products with the NRC Office of Inspection and Enforcenent, Division of Emergency Preparedness and Engineering Response.
s N
t
- i ,
's Background Information
- 1) Name: Howard Schmidt
- 3) Business Address: Federal Emertjency Manajement Agency State and local Programs and Support Directorate (SLPS) 500 C Street, S.W.
Washington, D.C. 20472
- 4) Present Duployer: Federal Emergency Management Agency
- 5) Title / Position: Special Assistant to the Associate Director, SLPS
- 6) Area (s) of Responsibility: Overall management and policy support to State and local Programs and Support Directorate
- 7) Business, professional or other relationship with NRC, FDIA or LII4D:
FEMA-Employee LIIID-No relationship NRC-No direct relationship. Participated in meetings "
in his role as Special Assistant to the Associate' Director, SLPS
\
1 I
l
! t t
I.
t g g
Background Information
- 1) Name: Dave McLoughlin-
- 3) Business Address: Federal Ehergency Management Agency State and Incal Programs and Support Directorate (SLPS) 500 C Street, S.W.
Washington, D.C. 20472
- 4) Present Employer: Federal Emergency-Management Agency
- 5) Title / Position: Deputy Associate Director, SLPS
- 6) Area (s) of Responsibility: General areas of management and policy responsibility include civil defense, disaster relief, natural and technological hazards programs including radiological emergency preparedness, earthquake and hurricane programs, -
hazardous materials and dam safety.
e
- 7) Business, professional or other relationship with NRC, FEMA or LIIID:
FEMA- Enployee LIIID- No relationship NRC- Has management responsibility for the radiological emergency preparedness program which interfaces with NRC. He has no direct contact with NRC except when necessary. He does not have day-to-day contact with the NRC.
l
)
l l
1 l
l
Background Information
- 1) Name: Mayo Lee
- 3) Business Address: Department of Energy Office of General Counsel Forrestal Building 1000 Independence Avenue, SW Washington, D.C. 20585
- 4) Present Employer: Department of Energy
- 5) Title / Position: Attorney / Advisor
- 6) Area (s) of Pasponsibility: Administrative law includirg advice to the Department of Energy (DOE) General Counsel on legal issues concerning programs of the DOE Office of Nuclear Energy '
and other programs, as necessary.
- 7) Business, professional or other relationship with FDiA, NRC or LIIE:
FDiA- Coordinates requests for information in order ,
to maintain up-to-date status on certain nuclear sites.
NRC- None -
LIIID-None
Background Information:
- 1) Name: Mary Ann Novak
- 3) Business Address: Department of Energy Office of Nuclear Energy Forrestal Building 1000 Independence Avenue, SN Washington, D.C. 20565
- 4) Present Employer: Department of Energy
- 5) Title / Position: Q1rrently, Special Assistant for Nuclear Operations to Deputy Assistant Secretary for Reactor Deployment under the Assistant Secretary for Nuclear Energy On February 13, 1986, on detail to the above position frcn Policy, Plannity and Analysis, Office of Coal and Electricity Policy
- 6) Area (s) of Responsibility: Responsible for analysis of generic issues /
affecting the conpletion of nuclear power plants now under construction as well as operating plants and utility analyses.
Also coordinates the provision of additional DOE Laboratory resources, as necessary, in support of the radiological emergency preparedness program.
- 7) Business, professional or other relationship with FD4A, NRC or LIILO:
NRC and FDiA- Liaison on analysis of generic power plant issues LII40- No relationship
Background Information
- 1) Name: Spence Perry
- 3) Business Address: Federal Emergency Management Agency Office of General Comsel 500 C Street, !M Washington,' D.C. 20472
- 4) Present Enployer: Federal Emergency Management Agency
- 5) Title / Position: General Counsel
- 6) Area (s) of Responsibility: Q1ief Iagal Officer of Agency. Responsible for all Agency legal support; supervise Office of General Counsel staff
ED%- Employee NRC - None, outside of the normal contact establisheql. '
in the course of doing Agency business.
LIIXD- None i
T f
- - - _ _ -_ . - - .- .. . . _ , _ . - -- .~ ,_
Background Information
- 1) Name: Craig S. Wingo
- 3) Business Address: Federal Emergency Management Agency State and Incal Programs and Support Directorate Office of Natural und Technological Hazards Programs 500 C Street, S4 Washington, D.C. 20472
- 4) Present Enployer: Federal Emergency Management Agency
- 5) Title / Position: Qief, Field Operations Branch Technological Hazards Division Office of Natural and Technological Hazards Programs
- 6) Area (s) of Ibsponsibility: Supervises 8 staff as Gief of the Field ,
Operations Branch. These staff are responsible for Headquarters oversight functions of the 10 FINA regions in the radiological emergency preparedness (REP) program.
Manages the operational aspects of the REP program. ee Assists in implementing guidance to the regions on the review process by which FEMA recortnends approval of plans. Directs internal and external resources (contractor support) as necessary to meet program requirements.
- 7) Business, professional or other relationship with the NRC, FEMA or LIILO:
FENA- Employee.
LIILO- No relationship NRC- Coordinates requests for information and the delivery of work products with the NRC Office of Inspection and Enforcement, Division of Emergency Preparedness and Engineering Response.
Background Information
- 1) Name: Richard W. Krimm
- 3) Business Address: Federal Emergency Management Agency State and Incal Programs and Support Directorate office of Natural & Technological Hazards Programs 500 C Street, Si Washington, D.C. 20472
- 4) Present Employer: Federal Energency Management Agency
- 5) Title or Position: Assistant Associate Director Office of Natural & Technological Hazards Programs
- 6) Area (s) of Responsibility: Manages FEMA's Radiological Emergency Planning and Preparedness Program, Hazardous Materials -
Program, National Earthquake Hazards Reduction Program, National Hurricane Preparedness Progrm, Dam Safety Program. Develops criterig which prescribe FEMA to mitigate and to act in the event of situations resultiry frcm natural and technological hazards.
! 7) Business, professional or other relationship with the NRC, FEMA or LIILO:
FEMA- Employee.
LIIf0- No relationship NRC- Co-chairs FEMA-NRC Steerirg Committee on REP program; Chairs Federal Radiological Preparedness Coordinating Comittee. Almost daily contact with NRC due to the above positions and management responsibilities in REP program.
Background Information
- 1) Name: Margaret Lawless
- 3) Business Address: Federal Ehergency Management Agency State and Iocal Programs and Support Directorate Office of Natural & Technological Hazards Programs 500 C Street, SR Washington, D.C. 20472
- 4) Preseat Employer: Federal Emergency Management Agency
- 5) Title or Position: Team Leader Fiel'd Operations Branch Technological Hazards Division Office of Natural & Technological Hazards Programs
~
- 6) Area (s) of Responsibility: Supervises two project officcrs in a Team (section) of the Field Operations Branch. 'Ihe Project Officers have Heackluarters oversight functions for a total of 5 FEMA regions in the radiological e eaergency preparedness (REP) program, including FEMA Region II (New York). Ms. Lawless reviews site-specific work performed by the Project Officers, and coordinates resource requirements submitted by regions. Occasionally, also performs site-specific work.
- 7) Business, professional or other relationship with the NRC, FEMA or LIIf0:
FEMA- Enployee.
LIIf0 - No relationship NRC - Coordinates requests for information and the delivery of work products with the NRC Office of Inspection and Enforcenent, Division of Ebergency Preparedness and Engineering Response.
Background Information:
- 1) Name: William J. Stokes
- 2) Former Business Address: 'Iheodore Barry & Associates 1520 Wilshire Boulevard Los Angeles, California 9 0017
- 3) Former Title / Position: Managing Associate
[ Project Manager for the FD4A - TB&A Contract]
- 4) Areas of Responsibility:
- 5) Current Employer: Stokes-Sines & Associates e
- 6) Current Address: 5 0 Egnacio, Suite 200 Walnut Creek, California 9496
- 7) Current Title / Position:
- 8) Current Areas of Responsibility:
- 9) Business, professional or other relationship with FD4A, NRC or LIIf0:
FD4A - was 'IB & A project manager for the TB & A - FCiA contract related to the Shoreham exercise NBC - none LIILD - none tDIE: FEMA is still in the process of obtaining more current information on Mr. Stokes.
Background Information: j
- 1) Name: Yvonne C. Pufahl
- 3) E'ormer Business Address: U. S. General Accounting Office 441 G Street, IM Washington, D.C.
4 Currently on assignment: Federal Emergency Management Agency 500 C Street, Sd Washington, D.C. 20472
- 4) Present Employer: U. S. General Accounting Office
, 5) Title / Position: Evaluator
- 6) Areas of Respcnsibility:
- 7) Business, professional or other relationship with FDiA, NRC or LIIf0:
tore: FDiA is still in the process of obtaining more current information on Ms. Pufahl.
Biographical Information The following is a list of biographical information requested in instruction N for all of the individuals identified for these interrogatories.- On the advice of Counsel, item (2), the individuals last know residence address, has been omitted for purposes of confidentiality.
- 1) Roger B. Kowieski 3)~ 26 Federal Plaza, New York, NY
- 4) FEMA
- 5) Civil Engineer
- 6) Natural and Technological Hazards Division
- 7) employee
- 8) Reassigned from the position of Program Manager and RAC Chairman to Civil ,
Engineer.
,e
- 1) Robert Acerno
- 3) 26 Federal Plaza, New York, NY
- 4) FEMA
, 5) Emergency Management Program Specialist
- 6) Natural and Technological Hazards Division
- 7) employee
- 8) none
- 1) Thomas E. Baldwin
- 3) 277 Main Street,_ Port Washington, NY 11050
- 4) Argonne National Laboratory
- 5) Environmental Systems Engineer
- 7) See #6
- 8) None
i
- 1) Joseph H. Keller
- 3) P.O. Box 4000, Idaho Falls, ID 83403
- 4) Westinghouse Idaho Nuclear Co, Inc.
- 5) Fellow Scientist
- 6) Technical responsibility for FEMA and NRC contract support
- 7) See #6
, 8) None i i
- 1) Edward A. Tanzman
- 3) 9700 South Cass Avenue, Argonne, IL 60439
- 4) Argonne National Laboratory
- 5) Energy and Environmental Programs A*. 3rney
- 6) Providing legal analysis of state and federal laws that affect energy technologies
- 7) Deputy Program Manager for the FEMA Radiological Emergency Preparedness Program.
- 8) None
- 1) Herbert Fish
- 3) Princeton Area Office, P.O. Box 102, Princeton, NJ 08542
- 4) U.S. Department of Energy
- 5) Emergency Planning Specialist
- 7) See #6
- 8) None i
- 1) Paul Lutz
- 3) c/o First Coast Guard District Capt John Foster Williams Coast Guard Bldg 408 Atlantic Avenue Boston, MA 02210-2209 I
- 4) U.S. Department of Transportation
- 5) RETCO Representative
- 7) See #6
- 8) None
- 1) Albert E. Smith
- 3) 9700 South Cass Avenue, Argonne, IL 60439 .
- 4) Argonne National Laboratory
- 5) Environmental Systems Engineer
- 6) Technical support to the FEMA Radiological Emergency Preparedness Program.
- 7) Assigned part time to the FEMA contract. Served as an evaluator at the Shoreham exercise.
- 8) None
- 1) Ken Lerner
- 3) 9700 South Cass Avenue, Argonne, IL 60439 j 4) Argonne National Laboratory i
- 5) Assistant Energy and Environmental Program Attorney
- 6) Technical support to the FEMA Radiological Emergency Preparedness Program
- 7) Served as an evaluator at the Shoreham exercise; also see #6 above.
- 8) None I
- 1) Gerald Connolly
- 3) 26 Federal. Plaza, New York, NY 10278 4)
, 5) Chief, Emergency Management and National Preparedness Programs Division
- 6) Emergency management and National Preparedness Programs Division
- 7) employee j
- 8) None
- 1) Paul A. Giardina
- 3) 26 Federal Plaza, New York, NY 10278 .
- 4) U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
- 5) Chief, Radiation Branch
- i
- 7) See #6
- 8) None i
- 1) William R. Gaspar
! 3) 9700 South Cass Avenue, Argonne, IL 60439
- 4) Argonne National Laboratory i
- 5) Assistant Environmental Engineer
- 6) Regional coordinator for Argonne National Laboratory technical support t FEMA Region II.
- 7) Served as an evaluator at the Shoreham exercise; also see #6 above
- 8) None
- 1) Phyllis P. Becherman
- 3) 1611 N. Kent Street, Suite 201, Arlington, VA 22209
- 4) Argonne National Laboratory
- 5) Assistant Environmental Systems Engineer 4
! 6) Technical support to the FEMA Radiological Emergency Preparedness Program i
- 7) see #6 j
- 8) None
- 1) Donald J. Jankowski i
- 3) 23 West 437 Greenbrier, Naperville, IL 60540 --
- 4) Unknown
- 5) Unknown
- 6) Unknown
- 7) Served as an evaluator at the Shoreham exercise.
t
- 8) Mr. Jankowski is no longer employed by Argonne National Laboratory.
During the Shoreham Exercise, Mr. Jankowski was employed by Argonne National Laboratory, 9700 South Cass Avenue, Argonne, IL 60439. His position was Economist.
- 1) Cheryl Malina i
- 3) 14th and Independence Avenue, S.W.
Room 2940, South Building Washington, DC 20250 1
1 4) U.S. Department of Agriculture l 5) Emergency Planning Specialist
- 6) USDA representative to FEMA Region II RAC
- 7) See #6
- 8) None i
i
?
I
- 1) Charles Amato
- 3) 631 Park Avenue, King of Prussia, PA 19406
- 4) U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission
- 5) Technical Assistant
- 6) NRC representative to FEMA Region II RAC
- 7) See #6 i
- 8) None
- 1) Marianne C. Jackson
- 3) 26 Federal Plaza, New York, NY 10278 ,
- 4) FEMA
. 5) Emergency Analyst /Public Information Officer e'
- 6) Office of Regional Director
- 7) employee r
- 8) None
?
s l
t 1
4 i
i l
l i
- 1) Nathan Alan Chipman P.O. Box 4000, Idaho Falls, ID 83403 3)
Westinghouse Idaho Nuclear Company, Inc.
- 4) .
- 5) Senior Engineer II
- 6) Environmental Impacts of High Level Waste Disposal
- 7) Assigned part time to FEMA contract
- 8) None
- 1) Bradley Jay Salmonson P.O. Box 4000, Idaho Falls, ID 83403 -
3)
- 4) Westinghouse Idaho Nuclear Company, Inc.
i
- 5) Senior Scientist
- 6) Radiological technical support to the FEMA emergency preparedness programs
- 7) See # 6
- 8) None
- 1) Paul Weberg
- 3) 26 Federal Plaza, New York, NY 10278
- 4) FEMA
- 5) Emergency Management Specialist
. 6) employee
- 7) Was a Civil Engineer
- 8) None
i
- 1) Kenneth M. Bertram
- 3) 9700 South Cass Avenue, Argonne, IL 60439
- 4) Argonne-National Laboratory
- 5) Program Manager
- 6) Program Manager for Emergency Systems Planning, Energy and Environmental Systems Division
- 7) Program Manager for the FEMA Radiological Emergency Preparedness Program
- 8) None r
- 1) Philip H. Kier ,
- 3) 9700 South Cass Avenue, Argonne, IL 60439
- 4) Argonne National Laboratory 5
- 5) Engineer
- 6) Technical support to the FEMA Radiological Emergency Preparedness Program
- 7) Assigned part time to the FEMA contract.
l 8) None
- 1) Robert F. Reynolds
- 3) 26 Federal Plaza, New York, NY 10278
- 4) FEMA I
- 5) General Engineer
- 6) Emergency Management and National Preparedness Program
- 7) Employee i
- 8) Prior to February 13, 1986 - Hazards Program Specialist, Natural and Technological Hazards Division 1
r
- 1) Christopher L. Saricks
- 3) 9700 South Cass Avenue, Argonne, IL 60439
- 4) Argonne National Laboratory !
- 5) Transportation Systems Analyst
- 6) Technical support to the FEMA Radiological Emergency Preparedness Progran
- 7) Served as an evaluator at the Shoreham exercise
- 8) None
- 1) Michael Wu
- 3) 26 Federal Plaza, New York, NY 10278 _
- 4) FEMA
- 5) Communications Specialist e
- 6) Emergency Management and National Preparedness Program
- 7) Employee
- 8) Prior to February 13, 1986-Engineer
- 1) Sue Ann Curtis
- 3) 9700 South Cass Avenue, Argonne, Illinois 60439
- 4) Argonne National Laboratory
- 5) Cultural Ecologist
- 6) Evaluator for radiological emergency preparedness exercises
! 7) See # 6
- 8) None i
- - - - =.. _ . . . . - . - -
3
- 1) Joanne O'Sullivan i 3) 26 Federal Plaza, New York, N.Y.
- 4) FEMA
- 5) Community Planner
- 6) NTH Division
- 7) Employee
- 8) Change since Feburary 13th: Change in title from Community Planner to Emergency Management Program Specialist
- 1) Bruce Houston
- 3) 26 Federal Plaza, New York, N.Y. 10278
- 4) FEMA 1
- 5) Retired
- 6) See #5
- 7) Former FEMA employee; evaluator at the Shoreham exercise
- 8) Retired subsequent to the Shoreham exercise i
- 1) Danilo J. Santini
- 3) 9700 South Cass Avenue, Argone, Illinois 60439
- 4) Argonne National Laboratory
- 5) Economist
- 6) Served as an evaluator at the Shoreham exercise
- 6) Technical support to the FEMA Radiological Emergency Preparednes Program
- 7) Served as an evaluator at the Shoreham exercise. Assigned part time to the FEMA contract.
- 8) None i
1
,n--, ,, , , - - - -,,r,- - - - e w - --- , -n -q , - - - , - -- - - - - - - - , - - - - -g---- --, e,.--- , - - ,,- e --- - e m - - . .-- - my e- - --- ----
- 1) Stanley McIntosh
- 3) 26 Federal Plaza, New York, N.Y. 10278
- 4) FEMA i
- 5) Natural Hazards Program' Specialist
- 7) Employee
- 8) None I
- 1) James B. Levenson
- 3) 9700 South Cass Avenue, Argonne, Illinois 60439
- 4) Argonne National Laboratory
~
1
- 5) Environmental Scientist
- 6) Regional coordinator for Argonne National Laboratory technical suppqrt t to FEMA Region VII
- 7) Served as an evaluator at the Shoreham exercise; also see #6 above
- 8) None i
~
- 1) Joseph Picciano
(
- 3) 26 Federal Plaza, New York, N.Y. 10278
- 4) FEMA j 5) Emergency Management Frogram Officer
- 6) Emergency Management and National Preparedness Programs Division
- 7) Employee
- 8) None i
f i
i
- 1) Anthony J. Foltman
- 3) 9700 South Cass Avenue Illinois 60439 1 4) Argonne National Laboratory
! 5) Energy Systems Analyst
- 6) Regional coordinator for Argonne National Laboratory technical support to FEMA Regions IV and IX
- 7) Served as an evaluator at the Shoreham exercise; also see # 6 above
- 8) None
- 1) Ronald E. Bernacki 2
- 3) 850 Third Avenue, Brooklyn, N.Y. 11232
- 4) Food and Drug Administration, Region II
- 5) Regional Radiological Health Representative
- 6) FDA representative to Region II RAC
- 7) See # 6 above None 8)
! 1) Donald V. Hulet
- 3) 9700 South Cass Avenue, Argonne, Illinois
- 4) Argonne National Laboratory J
- 5) Engineering Assistant
- 6) Technical support to the FEMA Radiolgical Emergency Preparedness Program
- 7) Assigned part time to the FEMA contract
- 8) None l
I
- 1) William Lyle Slagle 1
- 4) Westinghouse Idaho Nuclear Company, Inc.
l
- 5) Fellow Scentist
~
- 6) Supervises the preparation of safety documents and performs special studies to ensure the operational safety of plant processes and facilities.
- 7) Assigned part time to FEMA contract i
l 8) None
~
- 1) Philip McIntire
- 3) 26 Federal Plaza, New York, N.Y.
- 4) FEMA
- 5) Chief j 6) Natural and Technological Hazards Divison i
- 7) Employee
! 8) None j 1) Paula Cammarata
- 3) U.S. Enviromental Protection Agency, Edison N.J.
I 4) U.S. Enviromental Protection Agency
- 5) Unknown j 6) Toxic and hazardous wastes
] 7) Former FEMA employee
1 t
i
.i
I b
i
- 1) Arnold Davis j 3) 26 Federal Plaza, New York N. Y.
- 4) FEMA 1
4
- 5) Acting Chief, Communications Branch i
- 6) Resource Management and Administration Division i 7) Employee
- 8) None a
- 1) Davy Jones
} 3) Special Facility Berryville, Va. "
t
! 4) FEMA
- 5) Electronic Technician .*
- i
! 6) MAATS Radio Team
- 7) Employee
- 8) None i
i 1
1
)
i i
i 4
Y
_ , , . _ _ . . _ _.______y_.,___,,_..,_.._... - _ . . . _ , . . , , _ _ . . _ _ . . . . . _ _ . . . , . . . _ . . , , _ _ , , . _ _ . - _ _ _ _ . . , = _ _ _ . ~, _ _ , _ . _ .
t 1
NAME: Lloyd A. Bolling EMPLOYER: U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commisssion BUSINESS ADDRESS: Office of State Programs
) Washington, D.C. 20555 TITLE OR POSITION: Health Physicist AREAS OF RESPONSIBILITY: Responsible for providing technical assistance to agreement States and has participated in numerous emergency planning drills and exercises as a member of an NRC Incident Response Team.
4 NAME: George Brown EMPLOYER: U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission BUSINESS ADDRESS: NRC Region V Walnut Creek, CA i
- TITLE OR POSITION
- Emergency Preparedness Analyst I AREAS OF RESPONSIBILITY: Inspection and evaluation of emergency
] preparedness programs at nuclear power plants.
! NAME: James Brown EMPLOYER: U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commisssion BUSINESS ADDRESS: Office of Inspection and Enforcement Washington, D.C. 20555 TITLE OR POSITION: Reactor Systems Specialist AREAS OF RESPONSIBILITY: Nuclear engineer who works primarily as an
- Operations Officer in the NRC Operations Center plus doing analyses of I reactor events.
i 1
1 i
NAME: Ralph Caruso EMPLOYER: U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission f BUSINESS ADDRESS: Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation Washington, D.C. 20555
- TITLE OR POSITION: Project Manager AREAS OF RESPONSIBILITY: Responsible for coordinating and manging the licensing activities related to the Shoreham power plant.
NAME: Joseph T. Gilliland EMPLOYER: U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission BUSINESS ADDRESS: NRC Region II ,
Atlanta, GA 3 TITLE OR POSITION: Public Information Officer AREAS OF RESPONSIBILITY: Assists in carrying out the public information program and activities at the NRC Region II office.
l NAME: Alphonsa Gooden EMPLOYER: U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission BUSINESS ADDRESS: NRC Region II Atlanta, GA TITLE OR POSITION: Emergency Preparedness Inspector AREAS OF RESPONSIBILITY: Inspection and evaluation of dose assessment
! capabilities and some health physics areas at various NRC licensed facilities.
i i
4
, . - . _ - . _ , - a , - - , , - - . , - - . . - , . . ,, ,, . , . , _. - r. , -. ,. ., , . ,
A -
7 i -
NAME: Joseph E. Himes
~
EMPLOYER: U.S. Nuclear Regulatory -Co$nission ' ,
BUSINESS ADDRESS: Office of In'spection andrEnforcement
> Washington, D.C. 20555 TITLE OR POSITION: Emergency Preparedness Specialist AREAS OF RESPONSIBILITY: Responsible for helping to maintain an effective NRC response capability to an incident involving NRC licensed facilities.
-- i _
NAME: Linda L. Kers
, =
EMPLOYER: U.S. Nuclear Regulatcry Commission -
, BUSINESS ADDRESS: Region III ,
Glen Ellyn, IL' TITLE OR POSITION: Emergency Response coordinator i . .
AREAS OF RESPONSIBILITY: Serves as the focal point for all NRC-related incident response and emergency planning activities.
NAME: James Krah EMPLOYER: U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission i BUSINESS ADDRESS: NRC RAgion II Atlanta, GA, TITLE OR POSITION: Emergency Preparedness' Inspector AREAS OF RESPONSIBILITY: ~ Inspecti6n and evaluation of emergency preparedness aspects of-various NRC licensed' facilities.
1 i
A,
- - - - - , . . . - - , . - . - . - - - - ~ . - - - - - . , - - , , . - -_r . - . . - - _ , . - -
I NAME: Mindy S. Landau l EMPLOYER: U.S. Nuclear Regulatroy Commisssion !
BUSINESS ADDRESS: Office of State Programs Washington, D.C. 20555 TITLE OR POSITION: State Programs Officer AREAS OF RESPONSIBILITY: Responsible for providing assistance to the State
] radiological protection programs and has participated in numerous drills and exercises as a member of an Incident Response Team.
NAME: Robert A. Mack EMPLOYER: U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission I BUSINESS ADDRESS: Office of Inspection and Enforcement i Washington, D.C. 20555 i TITLE OR POSITION: Emergency Preparedness Specialist
- AREAS OF RESPONSIBILITY: Responsible for licensing review of emergency I preparedness for applicants seeking a nuclear power plant license.
4 a l
NAME: Kenneth E. Perkins t EMPLOYER: U. S. Nuclear Regulatory Commisssion BUSINESS ADDRESS: Office of Inspection and Enforcement Washington, D.C. 20555 TITLE OR POSITION: Chief, Incident Response Branch AREAS OF RESPONSIBILITY: Responsible for managing all activites involved in, the development of the NRC's Incident Response Program and assuring that the staff is available and trained to respond to a significant radiological emergency.
1 NAME: Edward M. Podolak, Jr.
EMPLOYER: U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission BUSINESS ADDRESS: Office of Inspection and Enforcement Washington, D.C. 20555 TITLE OR POSITION: Senior Emergency Preparedness Specialist tAREAS OF RESPONSIBILITY: Responsible for the review and recommendation of various policies regarding emergency preparedness at nuclear facilities.
i NAME: Cheryl A. Sakenas _
s i EMPLOYER: U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commisssion BUSINESS ADDRESS: Office of Inspection and Enforcement j Washington, D.C. 20555 TITLE OR POSITION: Emergency Preparedness Specialist AREAS.0F RESPONSIBILITY: A health physicist who is responsible for developing. procedures for and coordinating the activities of the Protective Measures Teaut in the NRC Operations Center during an emergency.
NAME: William G. Snell EMPLOYER: U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission BUSINESS ADDRESS: Region III Glen Ellyn, IL TITLE OR POSITION: Chief, Emergency Preparedness Section j AREAS OF RESPONSIBILITY: Supervises the implementation of the regional j program for emergency preparedness and incident response.
{' _
\ __ __
c - -. . _ . _ _ . - - . .. . .
NAME: Eric Weinstein EMPLOYER: U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission BUSINESS ADDRESS: Office of Inspection and Enforcement l Washington, D.C. 20555 l
TITLE OR POSITION: Emergency Preparedness Specialist AREAS OF RESPONSIBILITY: Responsible for NRC plan and procedure development '
of regional assessment program and implementation of the program.
l i
NAME: Bernard H. Weiss -
EMPLOYER: U. S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission BUSINESS ADDRESS: Office of Inspection and Enforcement Washington, D.C. 20555 TITLE OR POSITION: Federal Response Coordinator
~
AREAS OF RESPONSIBILITY: Responsible for coordinating the response of the various Federal agencies with the NRC Incident Response Plan. Also responsible for coordinating these activites in the NRC Operations Center during a response to a radiological emergency.
NAME: Edward F. Williams, Jr.
EMPLOYER: U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission BUSINESS ADDRESS: Office of Inspection and Enforcemenrt Washinton, D.C. 20555 TITLE OR POSITION: Emergency Preparedness Specialist AREAS OF RESPONSIBILITY: Responsible for licensing review of emergency preparedness for applicants seeking a nuclear power plant license.
.1 .
NAME: Edward L. Jordan EMPLOYER: U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission BUSINESS ADDRESS: Office of Inspection and Enforcement Washington, D.C. 20555 TITLE OR POSITION: Director, Division of Emergency Preparedness and Engineering Response AREAS OF RESPONSIBILITY: Most relevant areas of responsibility relate to:
the development of policy and procedures and maintenance of NRC capability to respond to incidents, events and reported problems involving NRC licensees; and, development of policy for and provision of licensing reviews for emergency preparedness at reactor licensee facilities.
NAME: Sherwin E. Turk EMPLOYER: U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission -
BUSINESS ADDRESS: Office of the Executive Legal Director .
I Washington,.D.C. 20555 TITLI OR POSITION: Senior Sup'ervisory Trial Attorney AREAS OF RESPONSIBILITY: Represents the staff in licensing proceedings.
l NAME: Bernard M. Bordenick ,
EMPLOYER: U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission BUSINESS ADDRESS: Office of the Executive Legal Director Washington, D.C. 20555 TITLE OR POSITION: Senior Litigation Attorney AREAS OF RESPONSIBILITY: Represents the staff in licensing proceedings.
I
l l
l Name: Sheldon A. Schwartz .,
l Employer: U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Business Address: Office of Inspection and Enforcement Washington, D.C. 20555 Title or Position: Deputy Director, Division of Emergency Preparedness and Engineering Response .
{
, Areas of Responsibility: Among other responsibilities, assists the Division Utrector in the development of policy and procedures and maintenance of NRC capability to respond to incidents, events and reported problems involving NRC licensees and, develooment of policy for and provision of licensing reviews for emergency preparedness at reactor licensee facilities.
Ngge: Charles G. Amato Eeployer: U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission ,
Business Address: HRC Region I 631 Park Avenue j King of Prussia, PA 19406 Title or Position: Emergency Preparedness Specialist Areas of Responsibility: Inspection and evaluation of emergency preparedness programs at nuclear power plants. Member of the Regional Advisory Committee.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION BEFORE THE ATOMIC SAFETY AND LICENSING BOARD i
In the Matter of )
)
LONG ISLAND LIGHTING COMPANY ) Docket No. 50-322-OL-5
) (EP Exercise)
(Shoreham Nuclear Power Station, )
Unit 1) )
AFFIDAVIT OF PHILIP McINTIRE
~
I. Philip McIntire, being duly sworn, depose and state that:
- 1. I an employed as the Chief of the Natural and Technological Hazards Division, FINA Region II, New York, New York. .'
- 2. I coordinated the preparation of FEMA's responses to Intervenor's interrogatories dated October 15, 1986.
- 3. The responses provided 'are true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief.
Philip McIntid Subscribed and sworn to before me this. ' day of October,1986 l .' .
Notary Public My Commission expires:
% Empires March 14,1201 i
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION BEFORE THE ATOMIC SAFETY AND LICENSING BOARD In the Matter of )
)
LONG ISLAND LIGHTING COMPANY ) Docket No. 50-322-OL-5
) (EP Exercise)
(Shoreham Nuclear Power Station, )
Unit 1) )
CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE I hereby certify that copies of " FEDERAL EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY'S -
ANSWERS TO INTERROGATORIES" in the above-captioned proceeding have been served on the following by deposit in the United States mail, first class, or as indicated by a double asterisk by~ messenger, this 30th day of ,,
October, 1986:
! John H. Frye, III, Chairman Fabian G. Palomino, Esq.
1 Administrative Judge Special Counsel to the Governor Atomic Safety and Licensing Board Executive Chamber
, U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission State Capitol Washington, D.C. 20555 Albany, NY 12224 Oscar H. Paris W. Taylor Reveley III, Esq.
Administrative Judge Hunton & Williams Atomic Safety and Licensing Board 707 East Main Street U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission P.O. Box 1535 Washington, D.C. 20555 Richmond, VA 23212 Frederick J. Shon Jonathan D. Feinberg, Esq.
Administrative Judge New York State Department of Atomic Safety and Licensing Board Public Service U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Three Empire State Plaza Washingtor., D.C. 20555 Albany, NY 12223 l
l
Stephen B. Latham, Esq.
John F. Shea, III, Esq. Herbert H.. Brown, Esq.**
Twomey, Latham & Shea Lawrence Coe Lanpher, Esq.
Attorneys at Law Karla J. Letsche. Esq.
P.O. Box 398 Kirkpatrick & Lockhart 33 West Second Street 1900 M Street, N.W.
Riverhead, NY 11901 8th Floor Washington, D.C. 20036 Atomic Safety and Licensing Board Panel Joel Blun, Esq.
U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Director, Utility Intervention Washington, D.C. 20555 NY State Consumer Protection Board Suite 1020 Atomic Safety and Licensing 99 Washington Avenue Appeal Board Panel Albany, NY 12210 U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Washington, D.C. 20555 Dr. Monroe Schneider North Shore Committee ,
P.O. Box 231 Docketing and Service Section Wading River, NY 11792 Office of the Secretary U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Philip H. McIntire Washington, D.C. 20555 i
Federal Emergency Management Agency Spence Perry, Esq.** 26 Federal Plaza New York, New York 10278 General Counsel, Rm. 840 Federal Emergency Management Agency 500 C Street, S.W.
Washington, D.C. 20472 Robert Abrams, Esq.
Attorney General of the State Gerald C. Crotty, Esq. of New York Ben Wiles, Esq.
Counsel to the Governor Attn: Peter Blenstock, Esq.
Department of Law Executive Chamber State of New York State Capitol Albany, NY 12224 Two World Trade Center Room 46-14 New York, NY 10047 Anthony F. Earley, Jr., Esq. MHB Technical Associates General Counsel 1723 Hamilton Avenue Long Island Lighting Company Suite K 250 Old County Road San Jose, CA Mineola, NY 95125 11501 Hon. Peter Cohalan Martin Bradley Ashare, Esq.
Suffolk County Executive Suffolk County Attorney.
County Executive / Legislative Bldg. H. Lee Dennison Building Veteran's Memorial Highway Veteran's Memorial Highway Hauppauge, NY 11788 Hauppauge, NY 11788 l
< , ~ .
~
4 ,
Mr.. Jay Dunkleberger Ms. Nora Bredes New York State Energy Office Shoreham Opponents Coalition Agency Bu11 ding 2 195 East Main Street Empire State Plaza Smithtown, NY 11787 Albany, New York 12223 Chris Nolin Mr. Robert Hoffmnan New York State Assembly Ms. Susan Rosenfeld Energy Committee Ms. Sharlene Sherwin 626 Legislative Office Building P.O. Box 1355 Albany, NY 12248 Massapequa, NY 11758 Brookhaven Town Attorney Bernard M. Bordenick, Esq.
475 E. Main Street Maryland National Bank Building Patchogue, NY 11772 Rm. 9604 Washington, DC 20555 AWilliamg. (As=cfm R. Cumming /
Federal Emergency Management Agbncy l
l l
l e', ~: ,