ML20207G658
| ML20207G658 | |
| Person / Time | |
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| Site: | Clinton  |
| Issue date: | 06/20/1986 |
| From: | Krimm R Federal Emergency Management Agency |
| To: | Jordan E NRC OFFICE OF INSPECTION & ENFORCEMENT (IE) |
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| NUDOCS 8607230140 | |
| Download: ML20207G658 (7) | |
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Federal Emergency Management Agency
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4 Washington, D.C. 20472 JUN 20 506 MH40RANDUM FOR: Edward L. Jordan
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Assistant Associate Director Office of Natural and Technological Hazards Programs SURIECT:
Exercise Report of the Decenber 4,1985, Exercise of the Offsite Radiological Emergency Preparedness Plans for the Clinton Power Station.
Attached is a copy of the Exercise Report of the Decenber 4,1985, joint exercise of the offsite rMiological energency preparedness plans for the Clinton Power Station, DeWitt County, Illinois. W is was a joint, full participation exercise for the State of Illinois, DeWitt County ard the City of Clinton. We was a partial participation exercise for the Counties of Macon, McIsan, and Platt; and, the nunicipalities of DeWitt Villaje, Weldon and Wapella. All the municipalities were in support of DeWitt County ard all of the localities are within the pltrae exposure 10-mile Emergency Planning Zone (EPZ). The report, dated March 21, 1986, was prepared by the Federal Dnergency Managenent Agency (FEMA) Region V but was considered a draft until May 21, 1986, when the schedule of cor-rective actions prepared by the State of Illinois was reviewed by FEMA Region V.
In the Decanber 4,1985, exercise there were no Deficiencies observed, but there were inadequacies observed as requirity corrective actions.
The State of Illinois has received a copy of the exercise report and has responded with the attached schedule of corrective actions. FEMA has reviewed the schedule of corrective actions and finds than acceptable and adequate to correct the exercise weaknesses.
If you have any questions, please contact Mr. Robert S. Wilkerson, Chief, Technological Hazards Division, at 646-2861.
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May 21, 1986 MEMORANDUM FOR:
Assistant Associate Director Of fice of Natural and Technological Hazards ATTENTION:
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Wallace J. Weaver, Chief Technological Hazards Branch '
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Act!.ons Attached for your information and transmittal to NRC is the State of Illinois schedule of corrective actions to correct the exercise weaknesses identified in the Clinton exercise report. We have reviewed the schedule of corrective actions and find them acceptable and adequate to correct the exercise weaknesses.
Therefore, you may remove No changes were made to the draft exercise report.
the draft cover the report provided to you earlier and consider it final.
If you have any questions about the final exercise report or the schedule of corrective actions, please contact me.
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Mr. Charles D. Jones Director, Illinois &nergency Services and Disaster Agency 110 East Adman Sc.
Springfield, Illinois 60706
Dear Mr. Jones:
We have reviewed your schedule of corrective actions for the areas requiring corrective actions identified during the December 4, 1985 Clinton initial joint exercise. We find the proposed actions to be acceptable and adequate to correct the exercise weaknesses identified in the report. A copy of your schedule of corrective actions is being provided to FEMA HQ for tranrmittal to the. KAC with the final exercise report.
I No changes were made to the draft exercise report. Therefore, you may remove.
the draft cover from the reports provided to you earlier and consider them final.
If you have any questions about the final exercise report, please contact
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Dear Mr. Weaver:
This letter is in response to your letter of April 3,1986 and the accompanying Report of the Clinton Nuclear Power Station exercise conducted on December 4, 1985.
Attached is our Proposed Corrective Action Response which indicates the schedule for correcting the deficiencies as you requested in your letter.
Sincerely, Jana S. Fairow Supervisor, Radiological Emergency Preparedness JSF/1h Enclosure cc: Gordon Wenger, FEMA Dave. Smith, IESDA
UTILITY: Clinton Power Station Summary ListTrig-~orExercise Findings December 4. [985 -
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Area's Requiring Corrective Action (Date)
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.NUREG Narrative Statement
' Corrective Action Scheduled Actual Item of Deficiency Proposed Date Date M.3 The next scenario should include Re-entry will be emphasized by the Next offsite State E0C during the next offsite Clinton ex-provisions for a more complete.
Clinton exercise. Discussions will ercise, Octo-discussion by the State E0C staff of the unique problems which may involve all appropriate members of ber 28, 1986.
be experienced during the recovery the E0C staff and will include the and re-entry phase of an emergency.
provision of information to the The discussion should involve all public regarding safety precautions, members of the E0C staff and em-possible health effects of low level phasize follow-up public informa-radiation exposure and the avail-tion to the public, e.g. the pos-ability of compensation for financ,ial sible health effects of low level losses.
radiation exposure, the availability of compensation for financial lesses, etc.
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UTILITY: Clinton Power Station Summary Listing of Exercise Findings Decem6er O 1985 I
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Areas Requiring Corrective Action (Date)
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DeWitt County (Community)
' Corrective Action Scheduled Actual
.NUREG Narrative Statement Date Date Item of Deficiency Prop sed E.5 The authentication codes to be used A new itemorandum of Understanding March 15, in the event of EBS activation between IESDA and WSOY was developed 1986.
(actual and exercise) should be and signed by both parties. This new clearly established and understood agreement outlines EBS activation pro-cedures for an exercise and for an by DeWitt County.
actual emergency.
The agreement was reviewed by IESDA, DeWitt County ESDA and WSOY prior to finalization to en-sure that all parties understand the procedures.
E.7 If the Clinton Cable Television Procedures for activating the Clinton Issuance of system is to be used for notifying Cable Television system have been in-Final Clinton.
the Clinton population it is necessary corporated into the final IPRA-Clinton, Plan.
to provide for it in the County Plan 8-SOP-8, "Clinton Power Station EPZ with procedures for implementation.
Sheltering and Evacuation-General The plan must then designate the Population".
individual by title who is authorized to make the announcements.
It is Appropriate training will be provided to Prior to next recommended the designated individual the E0C staff and Clinton officials prior offsite Clinton be the Mayor of the City of Clinton.
to the next offsite Clinton exercise.
exercise, Octo-ber 28, 1986.
Appropriate training is to be pro-vided to the E0C staff and Clinton officials on its use.
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Scheduled Actual Corrective Action Date Date
.NUREG Narrative Statement Proposed Item of Deficiency Next offsite Re-entry will be emphasized by DeWitt Clinton ex-The next exercise should provide County during the next offsite Clinton M.3 t
an opportunity for the DeWitt County exercise. Discussions will involve each ercise, Octo-ber 28, 1986.
EOC staff to conduct a more detailed organization within the E0C and will discussion of recovery and re-entry emphasize the activities necessary for a activities. These discussions should coordinated and effective return to the involve each organization within the non-emergency level, E0C and emphasize the activities necessary for a coordinated and ef-fective return to the non-emergency level.
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