ML20198N274
| ML20198N274 | |
| Person / Time | |
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| Site: | Cooper  |
| Issue date: | 01/14/1998 |
| From: | Graham P NEBRASKA PUBLIC POWER DISTRICT |
| To: | NRC OFFICE OF INFORMATION RESOURCES MANAGEMENT (IRM) |
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| ML20198N279 | List: |
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| NLS980002, NUDOCS 9801210018 | |
| Download: ML20198N274 (14) | |
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Subject:
Emergency Plan Revision.
Cooper Nuclear Station NRC Docket No. 50-298, DPR-46
= Gentlemen:
Pursuant to the requirements of 10 CFR 50.54(q), the Nebraska Public Power District is transmitting Revision 32 of the subject plan for your records.
If you have any questions regarding this Emergency Plan change, please contact me.
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ATTACHMENT 3 LIST OF NRC COMMITMENTS l
correspondence No: NLS980002 The following table identifies those actions committed to by the District in this document. Any other actions discussed in the submittal represent intended or planned actions by the District. They are described to the NRC for the NRC's information and are not regulatory commitments.
Please notify the Licensing Manager at Cooper Nuclear Station of any questions regarding this document or any associated regulatory commitments.
COMMITTED DATE COMMITMENT OR OUTAGE None
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Em:rgency Plan Revision.#32 Narrative Summary of Changes Page xii The introduction to the plan has some editorial changes which are more accurate in describing the plan, its function, awl distribution.
SECTION 1 Page 1-1 All definitions have been arranged in alphabetical order.
1.1 - The definition of the AEOF is being revised to be more accurate in purpose and locatian. The description of when it is activated is being removed as it is discussed in Section 7.2.4.
1.2 - The definition of Assessment Actions is being revised to delete the word
" implement".
1.3 This section now defines the Class "A" dose assessment model. This definition is based on the Class "A" Model contained in NUREG 0654 Rev.1, Appendix 2. The definit;on of Control Room was pre iously located in this section but is now detined in 1.4.
1.5 - The definition of Corrective Actions was previously located in 1.4, 1.6 - The definition of Emergency Action Levels is being revised to be more accurate and concise. This definition was previously located in 1.5.
1.7 - The definition of the EOF is being revised to be more accurate and concise. This definition was previously located in 1.6.
1.8 - The deCnition of EPZ was previously located in 1.7.
1.9 - The definition of Information Authentication Center is beimj revised to add the word
" coordinated" to its function. This definition was previously located in 1.9.
Page 1-2 1.10-The definition of ingestion Exposure Pathway is being revised to be more accurate and concise. This definition was previously not listed in alphabetical order.
1.11 -The definition of JIC is being revised to be more accurate and concise. The location of the JIC is being deleted since it is discussed in Section 7.2.5. This 6finition was previously not listed in alphabetical order, and located in 1.8.
1.12 - The definition of Local Emergency Response Plans is being revised to be more concise. This definition was previously located in 1.11.
1.13 The definition of Operational Support Center is being revised to be more accurate and concise. Discussion about the facility is being deleted since it is discussed in Section 7.2.2. This definition was previously located in 1.12.
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Emcrgancy Plan R3 vision #32 Narrative Summary of Changes 1.14 - The definition of Plume Exposure Pathway is being revised to be more accurate and cancise. The redunda it description of the Plume Exposure Pathway (sentence 3)is i
being deleted. This definitien was previously located in 1.13.
1.15 - The definition of Process Radiation Monitoring System was previously located in 1.14.
1.16 The definition of Protective Actions is being revised to be more concise. This definition was previously located in 1.15.
1.17-The definition of Protective Action Guides is being revised to delete information which is not necessary for the definition and which may be confusing. This definition was previously located in 1.16.
Page 13 1.18 - The definition of Recovery Actions was previously located i.. l.17.
1.19 - The definition of State Emergency Response Plans is being revised to be more concise. This definition was previously located in 1.18.
1.20 -The definition of Technical Support Center is being revised to be more accurate and concise. The TSC location and ventilation system description are being deleted since they are described in Section 7.2.1. This definition was previously located in I.19.
SECTION 2 Page 2-1 The Scope and Applicability Section is being revised to more clearly define that the Emergency Plan and EPIPs provides a mechanism for ERO personnel to classify and respond to various types of emergencies. This section is also being revised to provide a clearer listing of other interfacing Radiological Emergency Response Plans (RERPs) and the response which can be expected from the different Federal Agencies. Information contained in the paragraphs of this section is being r> organized so that the section is more readable.
SECTION 3 Page 31 Section 3, summary of the NPPD Emergency Plan is being revised to include the reference to 10FR50.47(b) as a basis for the plan.
The word " conform" is being deleted from the description of the plan as it relates to NUREG-0654. The statement is not entirely accurate as it reads in revision 31 based on the fact that the approved plan as it is currently structured departs in some areas from the NUREG guidance. An example of this is CNS's current EAL methodology which is aN now based on NRC Emergency Preparedness Position Paper I (EPPOS-1). The word
" stipulated"is also being replaced with the word " contained" Page Emergency Plan Revision #32 Narrative Summary of Changes The reference to Appendix C is being moved to the end of the section where descriptions of the other plan Appendices are also being added.
We reference to EPPOS 1 is being added in the description of Section 4.0 since CNS's EAL methodology is now also based on EPPOS-1.
The description of Section 5.0 is being revised to be more accurate in its description of the CNS ERO. Discussion relating to facility activations is being deleted here since it is discussed in greater detail in Section 5.
Page 3-2 ne description of Section 6.0 is being revised to be more cc.ncise. Information containeo in the paragraph is being re-organized so it is more readable.
The description of Section 7.0 is being revised to more accurately describe ERF commumcations.
The description of Section 8.0 is being revised to more accurately address the new EP training program.
The description of Section 9.0 is being revised to be more concise.
Description of all the plan appendices are being added to the end of this section.
SECTION 4 Page 4 1 Section 4.0 is being revised to include the reference to EPPOS-l as another basis for emergency classi6 cation. The phrase " parameter values corresponding to the emergencies" is being deleted because it is confusing. Values or parameters, as well as symptoms, are included as part of the EALs. Specine values are located in the EAL tables 4.1-1 through 4.I1 and EPIP 5.7.1. The rest of the changes to Section 4.0 are only editorial in nature. Information contained in the paragraphs of this section is Seing re-organized so that the section is more readable.
Pages 4-1, Section 4.1 is being revised to be more concise in the description of the Four emergency 4-2, and 4-3 cla:sincations. Some portions of this section are being deleted due to their redundancy.
References to facilities or activation of the ERO are being deleted since this is discussed in detail in Section 5.
In Section 4.1.1, the references to noti 6 cation are being revised to be more accurate.
Expected actions are listed in table 4.15, and so are being referenced here.
In Section 4.1.2, the word " determination" is being replaced with " declaration" to be more accurate. References to notification and facility activation are being deleted, since these and other expected actions are listed in Table 4.1-6 and other sections of the Plan.
In Section 4.1.3, references to notification, facility activation, and the response by Offsite
. Authorities are being deleted since these and other expected actions are listed in Table Page 3-
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4.17 and other sections of the Plan.
In Section 4.1.4, references to facility activation are being deleted, since these and other expected actions are listed in Table 4.1-7 and other Plan sections. The automatic protective action recommendation of 2-mile radius and 5-miles downwind, unless conditions make evacuation dangerous, and shelter remainder of the plume EPZ, is being revised to 2-mile radius and 5-miles downwind, unless conditions make evacuation dangerous, and advise remainder of plume EPZ to go indoors to monitor EAS broadcasts.
This PAR is based on the guidance contained in EPA 400, and NUREG 0654 Supplement 3, (also referenced in the newer technical evaluation contained in USNRC Response Technical Manual (RTM) %).
Page 4-4 Section 4.2 is being revised to more accurately describe the offsite radiological assessment that is performed and better define the methods used. Information contained in the paragraphs of this section is being re-organized so that the section is more readable.
P c 4-7 The vords
- indication" and " annunciators"in EALs 1.2.2 and 4.2.3 are being corrected due to misspelling.
Page 4-11 The word " situation" in EAL 8.4.1 is being corrected due to misspelling.
Page 4-12 Tab..s 4.1-5,4.1-6,4.17, and 4.1-8 are being revised to specifically state the 15-thru 4-15 minute time limit to notify responsible state and local governmental agencies. Tables 4.1-6,1.1-7, and 4.1-8 are also being revised to add a step to notify the ERO. Table 4.1-8 is also being revised to recommend an evacuation of 2-mile radius and 5-miles downwind, unless conditions make evacuation dangerous, and advise remainder of plume EPZ to go indoors to monitor EAS broadcasts. This new PAR is based on the guidance contained in EPA 400, and NUREG 0654 Supplement 3, (also referenced in the newer technical evaluation contained in USNRC Response Technical Manual (RTM) 96). A sentence is also being added to upgrade the PAR if degrading conditions warrant.
SECTION S Page 51 Section 5.1 is being revised to accurately describe the current NPPD Nuclear Power thru 5-6 Group Operating Organization based on the current Company Organization Charts.
Some of the positions listed in the plan no longer exist while many new positions have been added. The job and responsibility descriptions of some existing positions have been expanded or otherwise changed.
Page 5-7 Section 5.2 is being revised to accurately dcseribe the curreat Cl4S Onsite Emergency thru S-14 Response Organization based on the current established ERO positions. The descriptions of the ERO positions are being revised to include established positions which were previously unlisted, and also recently created positions. The position of Technical Communicator shall remain in the Control Room, but is being deleted in the TSC and EOF, "Ite physical upgrade of the TSC and EOF facilities, which was performed in 1995, provided electronic displays which are automatically updated with real-time data.
This equipment replaced the old status boards which required manual updating at periodic Page Emergency Plan Revision #32 Narrative Summary of Changes intervals by the Technical Communicator. Some o:her positions are being renamed with only minor changes in job responsibilities.
Section 5.2.4.3.2 is being ievised to state "The Held teams are composed of individuals -
selected from a pool of personnel knowledgeable in radiation protection and are trained in accordance with the Emergency Preparedness Training Program. They are familiar with the equipment and methods to be used to pes form plume tracking and media sampling.
Other CNS personnel may act as vehicle drivers." Field team information was previously located in Section 5.2.4.3 and stated "The field monitoring teams will be composed of CNS Radiological Protection personnel. Other CNS personnel may act as vehicle drivers.
The P:aiioiotical Protection personnel have been trained under the CNS Emergency Preparedness Training Program and cre familiar with the equipment to be used during plume-tracking activities."
Some redundant material in Section 5.2 and 5.2.1 have been deleted. Other material describing the expected actions and responsibilities of the Emergency Director has been more appropriately relocated to Section 5.2.1. There is a much greater degree of discussien of the OSC, as well as the dennition of the newly crer' d msitions of OSC Supervisor, OSC leads, and other OSCstaff.
Page 5-15 Section 5.3. I is being revised to more accurately describe the minimum staf0ng positions of the JIC.
Section 5.3.1.3 is being created to provide a description of the Public Information Of0cer which is one of the JIC minimum staffing positions.
Page 5-17 Section 5.3.3.3 is being revised to be more generie with regard to the service contract holder for emergency dosimetry services.
Section 5.4 revises the order of the listing of Federal, State, and local Agencies.
Section 5.4.1, title changes, the Nebraska Civil Defense Agency is now the Nebraska Emergency Management Agency, and the Nebraska Department of Health is now the Nebraska Health and Human Services Department of Regulation and Licensure. Also revised the description of lead county agencies.
Page 5-18 Section 5.4.2, title change of the Missouri Department of Health, Bureau of Radiological Health to Bureau of Environmental Epidemiology.
Page 5-19 Minor editorial revision to the reference to the States of Kansas and Missouri for Section
- 5. 4.3..
Page 5 20 Section 5.4.5 is being revised to move material which is not redundant to Section 12.4 and Section 6.5. These sections are more appropriate for the description of offsive notifications and the description of the Alert and Notification system.
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Emergency Plan Revision #32 Narrative Summary of Changes Figures 5.1-1, These 6gures are being revised to depict the current NPPD NPG Normal Operating 5.2-1, 5.2-2, Organizational, the current Emergency Response Organization by facility, the 5.2-3, 5.2-4, Interrelationships of the various EROS, and the Federal Response Diagram.
5.25,5.31, 5.3-2.
SECTION 6 Page 6-1 Section 6.1 is being revised to remove the specine amounts of time that the emergency alarm shall be sounded. These time values are contained in EPIP 5.7.2. A more detailed description of the types of alarms is presented. Peferences to facility activation, based on the emergency classification, are being deleted from this section since they have already been discussed in Section 5.0. The eference to evacuation at a SAE of GE is being moved to Section 6.5.4.
Section 6.2 is being revised to remove references to facility activation and staff augmentation based on emergency classification. This is detined in Section 5.0. Also, the ord r of the first two steps in the transition from normal operating organization to emergency response organization are being re-ordered since notification should be the first step in this process.
Page 6-2 Section 6.2.1 and 6.2.2 are being revised to better define how onsite and offsite plant personnel are noti 6ed.
Section 6.2.3 is being revised to better define how the Corporate Emergency Response Organization is notified.
Section 6.2.4 is being revised to better de6ne bow Offsite Authorities and Support Af,encies are noti 6ed. The 15 minute time limit for completion of initial noti 6 cations has been moved here from Section 5.4.5.
Section 6.2.$ is being revised to define how the NRC is notined. This replaces the redundant notification information concerning State /Loca'. Emergency Organizations which is/has always been part of the notification process described in Section 6.2.4.
Pages 6 2, Sections 6.3 through 6.3.3 are being revised to better describe assessment 6-3,6-4 Capabilities.
Section 6.3.3 is being revised to allow the EOF. at the discretion of the Emergency Director, to perform dose assessments and projections prior to the EOF being declared opentional if suf6cient staff is present to perform the function.
=s Section 6.4 is being revised to more accurately describe the methodology for determining the appropriate corrective actions that CNS ERO personnel shall implement.
Page 6-5 All references to recovery measures in Section 6.4 are being deleted from this section as they are covered in Sectian 9.0 and are not appropriate for this section.
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I Emergency Plan Revision #32 Narrative Summary of Changes The verbiage concerning protective actions which is contained in Section 6.5 is being reorganized and editorially revised to provide better explanation of the processes. The Emergency Broadcast System (EBS) has been upgraded and renamed to Emergency Alert System (EAS) based upon new technological developments.
Page 6 7 Section 6.5.3 is being revised to be more accurate in its description of personnel assembly and accountability.
Section 6.5.4 is being revised to be delete redundant information that is located in Section 6.5.3 and other sections. Changes to this section also include the reference to dismissal of plant personnel to go home as an option to be considered as well as inclusion of evacuation to the former National Guard Armory in Auburn at a SAE or GE.
Page 6-8 Section 6.5.5.1 is being revised to state " Exposure to airborne rn aactivity will be controlled in accordance with appropriate ALARA principles." This atement repiaces the statements " Exposure to airborne concentrations higher than the Derived Air Concentrations will be prevented or avoided. If exposures are necessary, appropriate respiratory protective measures will be taken." which was located in Section 6.5.5.1 of Revision 31 of the Emergency Plan. The new statement complies more with fundamental ALARA principles.
Changes to Section 6.5.5.2 are editorial.
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Changes to Section 6.5.6 deletes the specific location of the security roadblock to allow the location to be decided based on scenario specific security and radiological considerations. Other changes better describe the CNS Security program and functions.
Page 6-10 Statements in section 6.6.3 are being reorganized and a redundant sentence is being deleted.
Table 6.21 The table is being revised to correctly identify the Security Coordinator as the responsible party for personnel assembly and accountability.
SECTION 7 Page 7-1 Section 7.2.1 is being revised to replace reactor operators with operations personnel which and 7 2 shall then include the Station Operators (Shift Communicator & STE).
Other parts of this section are being editorially revised to be more concise. The reference to EPIP 5.7.21 is being added in addition to the reference to Appendix E.
Administrative personnel are being added to the Section 7.2.2 listing of OSC staffing.
Page 7 3 The reference to Alert, Site Area Emergency, and General Emergency is being deleted and 7-4 from section 7.2.3 since this information is provided in Section 5. The reference to manning of the EOF is being deleted since it is discussed in other sections. Downwind survey vehicles are being added as a possible location for equipment storage.
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Emergency Plan Revision #32-Narrative Summaiy of Changes The word "former"is being added to the description of the location of the AEOF in Section 7.2.4. Cellular phones are also being added to this section as a method of communications during relocation to the AEOF.
He reference to Alert, Site Area Emergency, and Genetal Emergency is being deleted from section 7.2.5 since this information is provided in Section 5.
Page 7-5 i Section 7.3.1 is being revised to provide a more accurate description of the Alternate Intercom System which was referred to as " Bone Phones" Section 7.3.2 is being revised to delete the word " facilities" which could possibly be confusing. Telephone service provider name is also being revised - LT&T is now Aliant
- Communications.
Page 7-6 Section 7.3.3 is being revised to provide a more accurate description of the use of the High Band radio system and where it can be used to contact the Nemaha County Sheriff.
He word " base" in the description of the radios is being deleted and replaced with
" system". The OSC is being added as a location for remote radio system controls.
Page 7-12 Section 7.7 is being revised to include the down wind survey vehicles in the inventory reference. The emergency rescue locker is considered as just another equipment locker.
Elsewhere this section is being revised to more clearly define the periodie inventory requirements using EPIP 5.7.21, and what is to be done if material is found missing.
Page 7-13 Section 7.8 is being revised to describe the TSO/OSC ventilation more in terms of NUREG 06% criteria and not just the Heating and A/C. Also, the AOSC is being referenced in this section due to its shielding and ventilation capabilities.
l Page 7-14 Figure 7.2-1, TSC Floor Plan, is being replaced with the tioor plan of the New TSC.
The TSC has been remodeled and upgraded to enhance the emergency response capabilities of the ERO. This upgrade included a completely new layout with electronie informa: ion display equipment, new computers, and new furniture with improved human l
' factoring design.
Page 7-15 Figure 7.2-3, OSC Floor Plan, is being replaced with the floor plan of the New EOF.
The EOF has been remodeled and upgraded to enhance the emergency response capabilities of the ERO. This upgrade included a completely new layout with electronic 1
information display equipment, new computers, and new furniture with improved human factoring design -
l Page 7_16 Figure 7.2-3, EOF Floor Plan, is being replaced with the floor plan of the New EOF.
The_ EOF has been remodeled and upgraded to enhance the emergency response capabilities of the ERO. This upgrade included a completely new layout with electronic
- information display equipment, new computers, and new furniture with improved human factoring design.
i Page' 7 Figure 7.4-1, Notification Chart for Emergency Classification, is being renumbered to be c
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more accurate.
Page 7-19 Figure 7.1 1, ERF Communications Systems, is being revised to better describe the types j
and locations of the various FTS 2000 Telepbone Extensions.
SECTION 8 Page 81 Section 8.1 is being revised to remove the reference to NPPD employees being active ERO members. The reference shall now be ERO members. A reference to the Positional Instruction Manuals (PIMs) is also being added since they are important EP Documents.
Section 8.s.1 is being revised to more accurately describe the CNS Emergency Preparedness Training Program which was totally revised in 1997. Training for Local Services Per:.onnel is being removed from this section since it is covered under Section 8.1.3.
Page 8 2 Section 8.1.2 is being revised to track any external CNS EP Department personnel training through the EP Manager and/or NPPD Human Resources.
Section 8.1.3 is being revised to better describe the training that is provided to participating agencies. This section has previously been fragmented in its description of the offered training.
Page 8-3 Section 8.1.4 is being revised to better describe the development, annual revision, and dissemination of public education material and by what agencies.
Section 8.1.5 is being revised since EP is now primarily responsible for this function and may request assistance from the Public Affairs Department.
Page 8-4,8-5 Section 8.2 is being revised to better describe the CNS Emergency Preparedness Drill and and 8-6 Exercise program. Changes includes editorial improvements and corrections.
The hours which unannounced exercises shall start, as specified in Section 8.2.1, is being revised from one exercise starting between 6 p.m. and midnight and one exercise between midnight and 6 a.m. to two exercises starting between 6 p.m. and 4 a.m. Under a variety of weather conditions is being changed to during different seasons. These changes are based on guidance contained in NUREG 0654 Supplement 1.
This section is also being changed to identify the player critique process of their drill / exercise performance and also better describe the evaluator's role in the critique process.
Page 8-7 Section 8.2.2 is being revised to remove the statement ahotit drills conducted in conjunction with exercises. CNS EP does not intend to conJuet drills and exercises simultaneously.
Page Emcrosncy Plan Revision #32 Narrative Summary of Changes Page 8 8 Section 8.3 is being revised to provide an accurate description of the current EP and 8 9 Department staff organization and responsibilities Many of these responsibilities are
- touched on more than once so they are being consolidated.- Other responsibilities, such as document printing and controlled distribution, are no longer valid and are being deleted.
Newly created job responsibilities are being included.
l Page 810 Section 8.4 is being revised to more accurately describe the NPPD Public Affairs Department-CNS EP interface.
Page 8-11 Section 8.6 is being revised to more accurately describe the maintenance and inventory of -
. equipment and supplies by including a reference to Emergency Preparedness Departmental Guides which are use extensively in equipment testing.
- SECTION 9 Page 9-2 Section 9.2 is being revised to accurately describe the change in titles of the members of the Recovery Organization.
Page 9-3 Section 9.4.2 is being revised to accurately describe membership of the Safety Review and Audit Ikiard.
Figure 9.1-1 The figure is being revised to accurately depict the Recovery Organization.
- APPENDIX A Page A 1 The title of EPIP 5.7.11 is being revised to its now correct title.
Page A The summary of EPIPs 5.7.7 through 5.7.9.1 is being revised to remove the reference to detailed checklists. The checklists which provide the specilie instructions on what actions ERO personnel need to perform to meet the responsibilities of these procedures are now located in the Positional Instruction Manuals (PIMs). PIMs are controlled by EPIP
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5.7.28. Responsibilities of the key emergency positions are still located in these.
procedures.
The summary of EPIP 5.7.10 is being revised to add a reference to on-going accountability actions since they are as equally important. ERO members are also being
- added as a affected group.
Page A-3 The title of EPIP 5.7.11 is being revised to its now correct title.
Page A-41 The reference to Section 7.7 of the plan is being revised to the correct reference to L Section 7.8.
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s Emergency Plan Revision #32 Narrative Summary of Changes Page A-6 in the summary of EPIP 5.7.22, equipment and instructions are being added to replace the term procedures.
The summary of EPIPs 5.7.27 through 5.7.27.2 revises the name "Early Warning System
- to the correct title of" Alert And Notification System". Changes better define appropriate EPZ. Referenced Sections of the plan are also being corrected for accusaty. The EBS is being revised to the correct new EAS title which doesn't have " primary" st ations.
Pages A-8 and A-9 References to plan sections are being revised to the correct section.
APPENDIX B The cross references to NUREG 0554,10CFR50.47.b, and 10CFR50, Appt ndix E are being revised to reflect this revision of the Emergency Plan. The cross referenees to NUREG-0654 EALs for the Four Emergency Classifications are also being tevised.
APPENDIX C The map and evacuation route descriptions are being replaced with the latest revisions. A sector map of the Plume Exposure EPZ is also being added to this section.
APPENDIX D The Letters of Agreement have been revised to include the most current copy of the agreement that has been obtained between the respective agency and NPPD/CNS.
LOA 14 This agreement, which provides emergency dosimeter services provided by TMA/Eberline is being replaced with a similar agreement from the current CNS dosimetry vender.
LOA 16 This agreement with the Nebraska Nationa Guard is being deleted. LOA 4 provides the necessary agreement for support by the Nebraska National Guard in support of NEMA and CNS.
APPENDIX E The listing of emergency equipment and supplies for emergency purposes has been revised to be representative of the current stock located within the emergency response facilities and emergency vehicles.
APPENDIX F The interfacing Federal, State, and Local Emergency Plans are being revised to be more accurate and descriptive in their titles and associated respsmsible agencies.
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