ML20207C774

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Intervenor Exhibit I-SC-7(BD),consisting of Documentation Re Maysville Flood
ML20207C774
Person / Time
Site: Shoreham File:Long Island Lighting Company icon.png
Issue date: 05/18/1988
From: Colbert A
AFFILIATION NOT ASSIGNED
To:
References
OL-3-I-SC-007, OL-3-I-SC-7, NUDOCS 8808100170
Download: ML20207C774 (12)


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I'm calling from the research firm of Weston, Inc. in West Chester, Pennsylvania.

We are doing a study of emergency evacuations, and the (insert name) emer-gency that occurred in your community has been chosen for study.

I'd like to ask you some questio s about the emergency and the---

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to talk; if not I can call back at a more convenient time.

There are several kinds of questions I vill ask you.

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What was the time of impact?

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Hov many people in total needed to be evacuated by bus?

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How many schools needed to be evacuated by bus?

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How many buses were used to evacuate people?

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Of those bus drivers contacted who did show up to drivei'"h5 ':[3. I evacuation buses, what percentage shoved up late?

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Why did those drivers show up icte?

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Did any evacuation bus drivers help to evacuate their family before showing up for duty to drive evacuation buses?

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Do you know if any evacuation bus drivers thought that they could personally detect any danger to themselves without relying on specialized equipment during the time that they were driving buses in the evacuation zone?

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What percentage of these families were capable of acting-without assistance from the family member who was needed to drive an evacuation bus?

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