ML20206P713

Forwards Revised Pages to Offsite Plans Re Emergency Public Info Program for Transients (EP-2/EP-2 (H)),Per Board 860505 Memorandum & Order.W/Svc List.Related Correspondence

ML20206P713
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Site:	Vogtle
Issue date:	06/30/1986
From:	Churchill B SHAW, PITTMAN, POTTS & TROWBRIDGE
To:	Bordenick B, Rochlis S Federal Emergency Management Agency, NRC OFFICE OF THE EXECUTIVE LEGAL DIRECTOR (OELD)
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TELEPHONE BRUCE W. CHURCHILL, P C. *crsr- . saoai saa-noss June 30, 1986 Bernard M. Bordenick, Esq. Steven M. Rochlis, Esq.

Office of Executive Legal Director Regional Counsel U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Federal Emergency Management Agency Washington, D.C. 20555 1371 Peachtree St., N.E. #700 Atlanta, Georgia 30309 In the Matter of Georgia Power Company, et al.

(Vogtle Electric Generating Plant, Units 1 and 2)

Docket Nos. 50-424 and 50-425 o (_

Gentlement By its May 5, 1986 " Memorandum and Order (Ruling On Appli-cants' Motion For Summary Disposition of Contention EP-2/EP-2(h))," the Licensing Board approved the emergency public information program for transients in the Vogtle plume exposure pathway Emergency Planning Zone, and directed that certain changes be made to the offsite emergency plans to reflect that l

program. The Board further directed that the Staff and FEMA ver-ify those plan changes by August 4, 1986.

In a letter to the Licensing Board dated May 13, 1986, i

Applicants explained that -- since the Board's order concerns re-l visions to the offsite emergency plans (which are not within 1 Applicants' control) -- Applicants had consulted with appropriate offsite emergency management officials. Those officials indi-l cated that the next full revision of the state and local plans for the Vogtle EPZ is presently scheduled for early Fall 1986.

Nevertheless, the officials agreed to provide revisions of the subject sections of the offsite plans to FEMA and the NRC !taff in accordance with the Board's order. Specifically, the cffi-cials agreed to provide the revised sections of the offsite plans which concern the emergency public information program for tran-sients (EP-2/EP-2(h)) to FEMA and the NRC Staff no later than July 1, 1986. The Licensing Board approved these arrangements by letter to Applicants' counsel dated May 22, 1986.

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o SHAw, PITTM AN, PoTTs & TROWBRIDGE A DANTNERSM'# NCLUO8NG PMOFES$4NAL CORPonanONS Bernard M. Bordenick, Esq.

Steven M. Rochlis, Esq.

June,30, 1986 Page 2 Pursuant to our commitment, enclosed please find the revised plan pages relative to EP-2/EP-2(h). These revisions have also been transmitted direct 1 to FEMA by the respective States. Let-ter, B. Clack (GEMA) to G. Woodard (FEMA), dated June 26, 1986; Letter, J. Moore (SCEPD) to G. Woodard (FEMA), dated June 12, 1986 (response to RAC comments).

Sincerely, Bruce . Churchill Counsel for Applicants cca Service List (attached)

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION l

Before the Atomic Safety and Licensing Board In the Matter of )

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GEORGIA POWER COMPANY, et al. ) Docket No. 50-424

) 50-425 (Vogtle Electric Generating Plant, )

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SERVICE LIST Morton B. Margulies, Chairman

• Douglas C. Teper

• Atomic Safety and Licensing Board 1253 Lenox Circle U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Atlanta, GA 30306 Washington, D.C. 20555

• Docketing and Service Section Mr. Gustave A. Linenberger Office of the Secretary Atomic Safety and Licensing Board U.S. Nuclear Regulatory U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Commission ,

Washington, D.C. 20555 Washington, D.C. 20555 Dr. Oscar H. Paris Bradley Jones, Esquire Atomic Safety and Licensing Board Regional Counsel U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Washington, D.C. 20555 Commission Suite 3100

• Bernard M. Bordenick, Esq. 101 Marietta Street Office of Executive Legal Director Atlanta, GA 30303 U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Washington, D.C. 20555 H. Joseph Flynn, Esquire Assistant General Counsel Atomic Safety and Licensing Federal Emergency Management Board Panel Agency U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission 500 C Street, S.W.

Washington, D.C. 20555 Washington, D.C. 20472 Atomic Safety and Licensing Appeal Board Panel U.S. Nuclea,r Regulatory Commission Washington, D.C. 20555

• Steven M. Rochlis Regional Counsel .

Federal Emergency Management ,

Agency 1371 Peachtree Street, N.E., #700 Atlanta, Georgia 30309

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BURKE COUNTY PLAN CHANGES TO SATISFY BOARD RULING ON EP-2/EP-2(n)

't State of Georgia REP Plan Burke County Plan Page 45 T ABLE 0-2 BURKE COUNTY

, POPULATION DISTRIBUTION WITHIN PLUME EXPOSURE PATHWAY EPZ*

PERMANENT P_0PULATION Zone Population A 51 7 B-5 35 C-5 36 D-5 288 E-5 69 F-5 147 B-10 168 i C-10 535 '

D-10 275 E-10 177 F-10 232 Total M s.

EPZ Miles Population 0-2 51 7 2-5 575 i

5-10 1387 Total M

• Population ecunt in the Plume Exposurt Pathway EPZ within Burke County is

- under continuous review by officials from Georgia Power Company as well as local authorities.

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1. ' TRANSIENT POPULATI The transient popu n segment includes persons in t rk force at Plant Vogtle and sportsmen at ational areas. Since members the plant work orce are included below, the significant transient popula An within the P Exposure Pathway EPZ portionMurke County includes the huKrs and

! fishe in the nearby wooded areas anP ng the banks of the Sava h River. Hos this activity is near the fou lie and private landing \

identified on M pagt 57. The roads that lead he landings are the only means for acces the river due to existence of ma e swamp areas l m and elsewhere. Other transie include an insignificant number o l

forestry workers and motorists ay be in the area.

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INSERT to page 45 of the Burke County Plan The transient population of the Burke County portion of the Plume Exposure Pathway EPZ is comprised of non-resident (1) hunters, fishermen, and other sportsmen (Most of this activity is near the four public and private landings identified on Map 2, page 57. The roads that lead to ttle landings t

are the only means for access to the river due to existence of massive swamp areas elsewhere.); (2) motorists passing through the areas; (3) employees working in the area (i.e., the Vogtle work force, farmers and forestry workers); (4) individuals making occasional brief visits to attend church, the Plant Vogtle Visitor Center, commercial establishments, or other such reasons; and (5) the staff and students of the Girard Elementary School (the only school in the EPZ) which will be closed no later tha1 September, 1987.

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State of Georgia

- EEP Plan Burke Ccunty Plan Page 63 ATT/CHPIhT J EPIRGENCY IhTORP.All0N l

i A. Emergency infomation is classified into two broad categories. The first is pre e ergency infomation which is used to educate the citizens about Plant Vogtle and, in general, what protective actions should be taken shculd tNre be a health threatening accident at the plant. The second category is actual emergency infomation issued in response to a cenfimed '

incident and provides the public with specific infomation regarding what protective actions should be taken.

B. W ing jointly, the public affairs officers for the utility and GEPA will ccer te the preparation of energency infomation caterials for 1

di st ribut to the general public. These materials will address such

'tepics as ature of radiation, where to obtain more detailed

'inf omation, ne cation procedures, protective actions, identification of evacuation zones d routes and location of reception and cart c enters. The raterials 11 be mailed and/or delivered by Georgia Power Cer;any pers:nnel to each sehold, to include handicapped personnel,

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that have been issued tone ac ted radios within the Plume Exposure Pathway EPZ. Updated infomation s 1 be disseminated at least annually.

Appropriate pesters and signs will be ced at boat landings, tdgi- irecreational areas and vantage points within Plume Ex osure Pathway I ~

aDon or hunters, D [EP2 and along the Savannah River to provide infishemen and cther. transie

a. Additional ginfomaticn will be listed in telephone directories. Th c'sTers, sMns and teleyne directorfes wi1Tprtivide i foFi aUfn on wha o in tw event of alFIelierincy situation; 1.e., tu5e tW~vocCral:1o/sv srsvons, ~

' follow i.nstructions_p_roWdeCover_P.CsysterT~n6iinte~d on vehicles, aiXraft and boats as well as officials entering the area.

K C. GEM and the utility Jublic affairs officers will develop fill-in-the-blank news re' eases dealing with various aspects of the Plant Vogtle operation and emergency procedures. These news releases will be made available to the local Er.ergency Management Director for adaptation to Burke County and can be released under the Director's name.

D. The news media will be invited to participate in Plant Vogtle's emergency exercises to acquaint them with emergency planning, organization and execution of energency response operations. A training and crientation p yrram will be conducted annually to keep vr'edia perschE17hTomed of their role during an actual emergency.

E. In the event of an incident at the plant which threatens the offsite

, population, the designated point of contact for the news media is the Joint Media Center, located at Burke County Office Park. From this location, the pubite affairs officers from state, local Em and the utility will carefully coordinate, approve and disseminate infomation regarding the incident through regularly scheduled press releases.

INSERT to page 63 of the Burke County Plan B. Working jointly, the public affairs officers for the utility and GEMA will coordinate the preparation of emergency information to be distributed, at least annually, to residents in the plume exposure pathway emergency planning zone (EPZ) through an emergency information brochure entitled " Safety Information, Alvin W. Vogtle Electric Generating Plant, Plans to Help You During Emergencies". This brochure will address such topics as the nature of radiation, where to obtain more detailed information, notification procedures, protective actions, identification of evacuation zones and routes and location of reception and care centers. The material will be mailed and/or delivered by Georgia Power Company personnel to each household, to include handicapped personnel, that have been issued tone activated radios.

Information will be provided to transients in the Burke County portion of the EPZ in the following manners:

o An insert in the local telephone directory which serves the EPZ area in Burke County.

o Posted signs at strategic locations in the Plume Exposure Pathway EPZ, such as commerical establishments, gas stations, churches, the Vogtle Visitors Center, public recreational areas, and in the Augusta Office of the Agricultural Stablization and Conservation Service.

o The Vogtle emergency public brochure will be made available within the EPZ to transients at commercial establishments, churches, the school, the motel, hunting clubs, the Vogtle Visitors Center, and through residents whose land is used by non-residents (e.g., the occasional non-resident hunter). The brochure will also be provided to timber company offices outside of the Plume Exposure Pathway EPZ for distribution to employees who enter the EPZ to visit company land holdings; and to the Augusta Office of the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service for distribution to farmers who farm, but do not reside, in the EPZ.

o Notices placed in public telephone booths within the Burke County EPZ area.

Each of these means will provide the basic information needed by a transient to respond effectively to a warning of an emergency at Plant Vogtle. Each will inform the reader that he is near Plant Vogtle, indicate how notification of an emergency would be provided, explain what actions should be taken if a warning is received, and list appropriate EBS Stations for the area. The posted signs and telephone booth notices will refer the reader to the telephone directory insert, which will include more detailed information.

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SOUTH CAROLINA SCORERP PART 7 PLAN CHANGES TO SATISFY BOARD RULING ON EP-2/EP-2(h)

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3. ir Georcia and South Carolina SED:s 10,'31, orotective are actions will be

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4* ine Ge:rgia E44, uoon agreement of the NOAA coordination a':

~ message with Soutn Carolina, activates the NDAA message from the Augusta Weather Service, via the transm,tter located at VESP using existing procedJres. GEM /NOAA sent to all NOAA radios in The com:ined message is there:y tne EPZ (oc ,

States) giving initial protective actions f.!

all local planning zones and instructs all to turn to an E55 radio and/or television stati:n.

_I 5. Concurrently with the transmission, the respective states will message N3AA cause tne counties and ooile.

to souno their sirens, cotn fixec

6. An initial EBS message will have been coor inated between officials of Georgia I South Carolina concerning the NOAA message.

during tne same coordination The ESS message and will se transmitted to the respective states'

~I Public News InforTation personnel at the Emergency Center for transmission over tne EBS network (s) in their respective state (s'. (See Apoendices 1 and 2, ESS Operational Areas) k E P f 8C.C - 7 Subse;uent changes LoirH actions of recommended orotective g77&cNed will be made using the ao ve procedcres.

O. JB'IC IN ORMATION Emergency South Carolina lic Information will be issued by the

'g Center located in tne sperson from the Emergen:y News

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3 Georgia ke County Office Parx on

! Highway 80/56 in sboro, Georgia, in

! -- g coordination with the State o e uth Carolina, Savannah River Plant, respective coJnt. and the Georgia Power Company.

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A ERT AND NOTIFICATION C0YMJNICATIONS VEGP Ge:rgia Power Company (404) 724-9116 SED: (SC) (404) 526-6526 FEO; (SC) (803) 758-2826 EN; (803) 663-7011 TSA GEy GEw- ((Atlanta) rE00) (404) 656-5500 Barne County GA (E00) TBA TBA E

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D. PUBLIC EDUCATION AND INFORMATION 1.Information for residents The State of South Carolina in coordination with Georgia Power Company (GPC) and local county officials will provide information to the public at least annually regarding how they will be notified and what their actions should be in an emergency.

The means for disseminating this information includes information in local telephone books, signs and notices in public areas, and publications distributed at least annually.

In fo rma tio n will be distributed annually to South Carolina residents in the plume exposure pathway emergency planning zone (EPZ) through an emergency info rma tio n brochure entitled,

" Safety Information, Alvin W. Vogtle Electric Generating Plant, Plans to Help You During Emergencies." The brochure will either be distributed by mail or delivered door-to-door by GPC representatives. The text of the brochure will address the following subjects:

o Summary -

What to do if you are warned of an emergency at Plant Vogtle.

o Emergency response plans.

o When an emergency will affect you, o How you will be told about an emergency o What actions you might need to take.

o What if you are told to shelter, o What if you are told to evacuate.

o Steps to be prepared for an emergency.

o Steps for using map and chart of evacuation area .

o Steps to take to get ready for the trip o Classes of accidents.

o Where to get more information or other help.

o What radiation is.

o Special needs card.

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o A Joint message will be included in the brochure from Georgia Power Company, South Carolina Emergency Preparedness Division, Aiken County Emergency Services, Allendale County Disaster Preparedness Agency, and Barnwell County Disaster Preparedness Agency. The message will explain the Orochure contents, ask residents to read the booklet and keep it in a handy place, and will give contacts for further information.

2.Information for Transients An advertisement in the local telephone directories for areas within the plume exposure pathway EPZ will include the following information:

o How people will be notified of an emergency.

o A map of the plume EPZ showing evacuation routes.

o A list of radio and television stations to tune to for further informa tion .

o Steps to take if told to shelter.

o Steps to take if told to evacuate.

Signs and notices providing information to transients will be placed in public recreation areas, such as Steel Creek Landing, as well as other public places in the plume EPZ such as St.

Mary's Church. This ma teria l will include the following in fo rmr. tio n :

o How people will De warned of an emergency.

o What to do if warned of an emergency.

o A list of radio and television stations to tune to for further information.

o A referral to the telephone book advertisement for further emergency information.

Finally, the Vogtle emergency information brochure will be made available to transients at St. Mary's Church, both employees and visitors at Creek and Cowden Plantations, and to the Seaboard Coastline Railroad for employees who enter the EPZ.

3. Emergency News Center Operations The emergency news center (ENC) will be the principal point of contact with the news media during an emergency. The ENC will accommodate public information representatives from South Carolina, Georgia, the four counties in the 10-mile EPZ ,

Federal response agencies and Georgia Power Company (GPC). News releases and media briefings will De coordinated to the maximum extent possible. The ENC is located in Waynesboro, Georgia at the Burke County Office Park.

O Once activated, the ENC becomes the principal location for dissemination of information about the emergency. This facility is located approximately 15 miles from the plant and can accommodate a large number of reporters.

The principal state contact with the news media at the ENC will be the public info rma tio n officer (PIO) representing the South Carolina Governor's Office. The PIO has access to all information in the ENC and dedicated phone contact with the South Carolina FEOC. The PIO briefs the media on state actions and recommendations concerning emergency events.

4.0ffsite Agency Coordination South Carolina will pro vide timely and accurate information to utility representatives and to local, State and federal agencies and will seek reciprocal information. Efforts will be made to coordinate periodic press briefings and to issue public statements in conjunction with these organjzations. A joint puolic information center operation at the emergency news center will provide ample opportunity for all parties represented to review all information prior to public release.

5. Rumor Control Providing timely, accurate, and consistent information to the public is considered the best way to dispel rumors. Rumors are controlled by having a single source of information. In an emergency, Rumor Control will be handled in the following manner:

o Radio and TV broadcast monitoring take place at the ENC to detect misinformation.

o Public is instructed to listen to radio or TV EBS stations as the primary source of information for the public.

o A Rumor Control Desk is established at the ENC and jointly manned to advise and respond to on-site (Vogtle) or offsite rumors or misinformation. State representatives and emergency workers are instructed to call the Rumor Control Desk concerning rumors noted or called in by the public.

o Widespread ru'7rs noted at the ENC are corrected by issuing a news release or through a press briefing.

6. Media Education An annual program is of fered to acquaint the news media with the j methodology for obtaining information about overall emergency l preparedness at Vogtle. Training will include information about I the plant, radiation, the role of the state and counties, and j emergency news center operation, l

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o Radio and TV broadcast monitoring take place at the ENC to detect misinforma tion ,

o Public is instructed to listen to Radio or TV EBS stations as the primary source of information for the public.

o A Rumor Control Desk is established at the ENC and jointly manned to advise and respond to on-site (Vogtle) or offsite rumors or misinformation. State 4

representatives and emergency workers are instructed to call the Rumor Control Desk concerning rumors noted or called in by the public.

o Widespread rumors noted at the ENC are corrected by issuing a news release or through a press briefing.

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I AIKEN COUNTY PLAN CHANGES TO SATISFY BOARD RULING ON EP-2/EP-2(h)

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g ggg7 2. Attau nt 3, Evacuation Infromation v _.

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rmatia , CORERP.

4 ESS Procedar -nnex A to -t 7 of 5 DRERa 8 (Vogtle _ e Specific).

Appendix 2, Tau C, Georgia Power Compa.o I Public Information Brochure.

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F. Public Health and Sanitation Annex H, Emergency Medical Health Services to EDP and Annex M, Engineering and Public Works to EOD.

G. Social Services

1. Annex K, Emergency Welfare Service (EWS) and Shelter to E03

2. Attachments 3 and 4, Mao, Evacuation Sectors, Routes, and Shelters.

3. On notification that an evacuation of the Doculation of all or a cortion of the ten-mile EoZ has been ordered or is being considered, E the Aiken County Department of Social Services will provide emergency workers who will assist g the Red Cross at the predesignated Shelters.

g Tne evacuees will be directed to these Shelters to be monitored and registered.

4 Appendix 9 to this Annex. List of Shelters and capacities.

H. Fire and Rescue

1. Annex F, Fire Service to County E0P.

2. Annex G, Rescue Service to County E0P.

I. Emergency Medical Service (EMS)

1. Annex H, Emergency Medical Service (EMS) to County E0P.

J. Law Enforcement

1. Annex E, Law Enforcement to Aiken County E0o.

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Insert to Page Q2-23 of Aiken County Plan

1. See Section D of Annex A in SCORERP, Part 7, for a description of the Public Education and Information Program in South Carolina. The following discussion contains a description of the transient population and dissemination of pre-emergency information in Aiken County. The transient population in this part of the EPZ is limited to visitors and employees of the Cowden Plantation, as well as any Seaboard Coast Line crew operating in the area. A supply of the Vogtle emergency public information brochure (Appendix 2, Tab C) will be provided to the Cowden Plantation management for distribution to all employees and visitors of the plantation. A supply of the brochure will also be orovided to the Seaboard Coast Line railroad for distribution to all railroad employees who work in the EPZ. The local telephone directory will include emergency public information such as means of notification, actions to be taken if a warning is received, and appropriate EBS stations for the area.

2. Attachment 3, Evacuation Information Map.

3. Annex C, Public Information SCORERP.

4. EBS Procedures, Annex A to Part 7 of SCORERP (Vogtle Site Specific).

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E. PuDlic Information

1. nex D, Public Information, County EOP

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2. Attachmenu Evacuation Informat ap.

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e 3. Annex C, Public In. *m . on, SCORERP.

4.' EBS Proced . ,

Annex A te rt 7 of SCORERP (Vogt ite Specific).

Appendix 2, Tab C, Georgia Power any

, Public Information Brochure.

F. Public Health and Sanitation Annex H, Emergency Medical Health Services to E03 and Annex M, Engineering and Public Works to EOD.

I G. Social Services

1. Annex K, Emergency Welfare Service (EWS) and

! Shelter to E0P.

I and 4, Maps,

2. Attachments 3 Barnwell and

- i Allendale Counties Evacuation Information.

3. On notification that an evacuation of the population of all or a portion of the ten-mile EPZ has been ordered or is being considered, the Allendale County Department of Social Services (055) will provide emergency workers who will assist the Red Cross at the predesignated shelters. The evacuees will be directed to these shelters to be monitored and registered.

4 Appendix 9 to this Annex. List of Shelters and capacities.

H. Fire and Rescue

1. Annex F, Fire Service to E0P.

2. Annex G, Rescue Service to E0P.

I. Emergency Medical Service (EMS)

l. Annex H, Emergency Medical Service (EMS) to EOP.

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Insert to Page Q2-23 of the Allendale County Plan

1. See Section 0 of Annex A in SCORERP, Part 7, for a description of the Public Education and Information Program in South Carolina. The following discussion contains a description of the transient population and dissemination of pre-emergency information in Allendale County. The transient population in this part of the EPZ is limited to Creek Plantation employees and visitors, motorists on Route 125, and any Seaboard Coast Line crew operating in the area.

The Creek Plantation management will be provided with a- supply of the Vogtle emergency public information brochure (Appendix 2, Tab C), for distribution to all employees and visitors to the plantation. The Seaboard Coast Line railroad will also be provided with a supply of the emergency public information brochure for distribution to all railroad employees who work in the EPZ. Finally, the local telephone directory will include emergency public information such as means of notification, '

actions to be taken if-a warning is received, and appropriate EBS stations for the area.

2. Attachment 3, Evacuation Information Map.

3. Annex C, Public Information SCORERP. ,

4. EBS Procedures, Annex A to Part 7 of SCORERP (Vogtle '

Site Specific).

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E. ~'alic IqNrna:10n Annex D, Public Information, to County E00

2. Atta -ant 3, Evacuation Informatin- c.

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3. ,, SCORERP.

I 4. EBS Proced '*

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, Annex A ate Specific).

art 7 of SCORERA u Appendix 2, Tab C, Georgia Power Co.. nv j Public Information Brochure.

l F. PuDlic Health and Sanitation

1. Annex H, Emergency Medical Health Services to E0P and Annex M, Engineering and PuDlic Works to E0P.

G. Social Services

1. Annex K, Emergency Welfare Service (EWS) and Shelter to E00 .

2. Attachment 3, Evacuation Information Map.

3. On notification that an evacuetion of the I population of all or a portion of the ten-mile EPZ has been ordered or is being considered, the Barnwell County Deoartment of Social Services (DSS) will orovide backuo emergency workers who will assist the Red Cross at the predesignated shelters in Allendale County, if requested to do so. The evacuees will be I directed to shelters in Allendale County to be monitored and registered.

Appendix 9 to this Annex. List of shelters I

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and capacities.

l_ H. Fire and Rescue i

1. Annex F, Fire Service to E0P.

2. Annex G, Rescue Service to E0P.

I. Emergency Medical Service (EMS)

1. Annex H, Emergency Medical Service (EMS).

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o Insert to Page Q2-23 of Barnwell County Plan

1. See Section D of Annex A in SCORERP, Part 7, for a description of the Public Education and Information Program in South Carolina. The following discussion contains a description of the transient population and dissemination of pre-emergency information in Barnwell County. The transient population in this part of the EPZ is limited to Creek Plantation employees and visitors, motorists on Route 125, sportsmen using Steel Creek Landing, the St. Mary's Church congregation, and any Seaboard Coast Line crew operating in the area. The Creek Plantation will be provided with a supply of the Vogtle emergency public information brochure (Appendix 2, Tab C), for distribution to all employees and visitors to the plantation. A supply of the brochure will be provided to the pastor of St.

Mary's Baptist Church for distribution to the church congregation as well as an indoor warning notice, for posting on church premises. Warning signs will also be posted near Steel Creek Landing to provide emergency public information to sportsmen in the area. The Seaboard Coast Line railroad will be provided a supply of the brochure for distribution to all railroad employees who work in the EPZ.

Finally, the local telephone directory will include emergency public information such as means of notification, actions to be taken if a warning is received, and appropriate EBS stations for the area.

2. Attachment 3, Evacuation Information Map.

3. Annex C, Public Information SCORERP.

4. EBS Procedures, Annex A to Part 7 of SCORERP (Vogtle Site Specific).

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