ML20211N652

Supplemental Affidavit of Cl Stovall Supporting Proposed Changes to Emergency Plans for State of Ga & Burke County Re Medical Treatment of Contaminated Injured Individuals & 24 H Manning of Communication Links.Related Correspondence

ML20211N652
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Site:	Vogtle
Issue date:	06/27/1986
From:	Stovall C Federal Emergency Management Agency
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JUN.I? 'E615:3S FU1A REGION IV ATLANTA 2 i

l UNITED STATES OF AMERICA (

NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION MF.FORF.-THE ATOMIC SAFETY AND LICENSING BOARD i

In the Matter of )

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GEORGIA POWER COMPANY et al. . ) Docket Nos. 50-424

) 50-425:

(Vogtle Electric Generating )

Plc.nt , Units 1 and 2) ) l l

SUPPLEMENTAL AFFIDAVIT OF CHERYL L. STOVAll IN RESPONSE TO THE BOARD'S MEMORANDA AND ORDERS (RULING ON APPLTCANTS' MOTION FOR

SUMMARY

DISPOSITION OF CONTtNTIONS EP-4 AND' EP-1/EP-1(a) /EP-2 (b)) l

1. My present position is Emergency Manager.ent Program Specidlist for the Federal Emergency Management Agency. Included among my responsibilities in Lhw A diuluviumi uniergency planning liaison function between FEMA Region IV and the States of Georgia, Alabama, Florida and Tennessee. In this position, I am responsible l for the review of radiological plans and preparedness for these States and for the local governments within these. States.

I have held this position since December 1981. I have been employed by FF.MA since June 1980. A current statement of my profoccional qualifications in attached hereto. My business address is 1371 Peachtree Street, N.E.,. Suite 700, Atlanta, Georgia 30309.

I have personal knowledge of:the maLLers discussed herein and I

belieuw them to bo true and correct. l 8607030175 860630 4 PDR ADOCK 05000 0

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2. In response to the: Board's Orders on EP-4 and EP'.1/ l gr 1(a)/cr 2(h), rnHA navion .zv ca..a t .a.1 ri .w i t.- ni.t.11v.ut. the proposed changes to the Georgia and: Burke County Plana. FEMA.

requested that the state forward the proposed changes to FEMA Region IV for review. On June 26, 1906, a Georgia Emergency ,

Management Agency representativa hand-carried the attached proposed plan revisions to FEMA Region IV Office of Natural and l T

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3. I have reviewed the attached proposed changes to the plans and in ny opinion the changes conform to the Board's Orders i

and are in compliance with the NUREG 0654 criteria relating to  !

medical support for contaminated injured individuals and 24-hour per day manning of communication links. I personally called the nw@v- listed in the Burke Count.y Plan and wnn navined, withnnt-l prnmpfing, of the 24-hour a day manning of.the consolidated ,_

dispatching system.

I Cheryl.L.;Stovall . -

Sworn to and subscribed before me this _Qt1 May of June, 1986.

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NOTART'PUBLIC FOR STKTE or GEORGIA l

My commission Expires: we[ug,0py{p@f, ,, _

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P.04 1 Jun y 'e6 15:39 rtMA REGION Iv Art g g yg:;)

Bevartment af Befense , ,

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Mr. Glenn C. Woodard, Jr.

Chief, Natural & Technnlogical Hazards Division '

FEfn, Region Y Seventh Floor 1371 Peachtreo Strtot', N.E.

/.tlanta, Georgia 30309

Dear Mr. Woodard:

Exlosed are carked up pages of the Burke County Plan for Plant Vogtle 'which satisfy the rulings of the Ator11c Licencing and Safety Board relative to joint intervenors contentions EP-1/EP-1(a)/EP2(b) EP2/EP-2(h) and EP-4.

GEMA has concerred in these changes whfch will be included in the. plan prior to sula.1tssion for femal FEMA approval.

Sincerely. .

BILLY .1. ClACW Executive Director Encloture:

(As stated)

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ItJ4.27 '86 15:40 FEMA PEGICN IV ATLANTA 2 P.05

• e BURKE COUNTY-PLAN CHANGES TO SATISFY BOARO RULIPC ON EP 1/EP-1(a)/EP.2(b) 1

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2. Notification to hunters, fishavnen, other apartamen will be performed .

on an area wide basis and sw take w to enn hour. The'8vrke h unty *-

Energency Managenent Agency will maintain close soordination with

, hunting clubs that use the area for necessary .

assistance.

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nonficssion erni evecostieh prs 6sduren for hendtsdyped per=veia iloins in Plume t@osure Dethe EP2 are addressed in 5 tendin 0 Operatine .

ProcMures maintained Burke munty Emergency Managenent A0ency and -

I the Italth and Social 5 rvice Departments of surte Qiunty.

4. Wotifieatton for school officials at Girard flamentary School Nill be

• meenplished tr/ tk Proupt Notification Systen (PNS).- The Burte-Ceunty Emergen:y Nanasemant Ageney WI11 aise centact the SCh001 W telephant and/or paGar system.

D. Notific a'. ton Procedures

__In the event of a radiological emergency at Plant togt)e, the Seefgia Power Cmpar\y official designated as Emergency Director will he i responsible for notifying state and local authorities utilising the Emerptcy Notification Meterk (EM) in accordance with Section E.. JgMg,,, ,

Electric _ Generatino Plant Emernerer Plan, blues 1.

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1. Sheu1d the En be inoperable.' Burke County Emergency Operating Center p will be notified at the following N hour a day telephone number: _

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[11 InSheriff's the Department event the telephone ras:ter; 404/554 4133 uT11 above he notified rh at:::=tthe fo5 n:::t klowin0 24 hour2.777778e-4 days <br />0.00667 hours <br />3.968254e-5 weeks <br />9.132e-6 months <br /> 4  ;

8/ ).1 The turke punty Em radio netaart en frewesy W.98 N!a will serve j D _ ,as a bukw channel between Plant Vestle EF and Surhe Ceunty ECC.

v i S /. worksrs The Gurka @urity toergency Managment Atency's hay staff, mergelsy and other emergency response personm1 will be notified in e

N ' U- a:cortience with procedures outlined in Section V., peregrtph F. and Atta:hnent C of this plan.. ,

6f. Surte County EM will initiste retWest through SEE for' assistance f rect DE.5avannah R1ver Plant and/br Stste of 5eWth Carelina relatiw to notification and warning of transient populatten along Savannah Elve r. ,

7 s. The utility will taka gpropriate action to restrict rail traffic en the Georgia Powe Cospany spur lins within the Ploe Egosure Pathwy EP2 (only rail line involved).

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INSERT :'IO PE M & % suRE COUNTY. PLAN

t. , As specified in the Burke County EMA Central Dispatcher's procedure, the -

central Dispatcher will contact the most senior Em official sys11aMe, a

E% Director, in nocoresnce with the following line of me.assion:

First D*puty EMA Director, Second Deputy EMA Director, Em Operations officer, and the Em Training 0*ficer.

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JUN,27 '86 15:42 FEMA REGION IV ATLANTA 2 P.09 ) l State of Georgia; REP Plan Burke County Plah r Page $5 1ABLE D.2 ,

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l PDPWATION DI$7A180710N bi1TH1h PLLSE EXPO 5URE PAlliWAY EPl* i f PER9'ANLNT PPULM10N_ l t

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• Population ecunt in the Plat Esposurs Pathway EPZ within surae County is l

! Under continuous review h officials from Georgia Power CamPeg as well as l

local authorities.

• i TRAN11ENT POPLLATI s The transient popu n segment includes persons in t stional areas. Since members ek force et Plant

' the plant work V93tle and sportsmen at si nificant transient popula within the orce are included below, the Exposure Pathway EP! portion he County includes the rs and fishe in the nearh wooded areas a ng' the banks of the $sv h River. Nos this activity is visar the fou lic and private landi identified on page 57, The roads that lead . landings are t i

the river due to existence of a swamp areas

. , only means for actes fa and elsewhere. Other transis include an insignificant number l .

ferastry werhaps and motorists 4ay he in thP aff a.

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1 AN.2" '96 15:43 FEMA REGION IV ATLANTA 2 P.10 INSERT to page 45 of the Burke County Plan The transient population of the Burke County prtion of the Plume Exposure i Pathway EPZ is comprised of non-resident-(1) hunters, fishermers, and other sports e (Most of this activity ils near the ifour public and private .'

landings identifiec on Map 2, page 57. The roads tnet lead to the landiiv.

are the only means for access to .the river due to existence of massive r swamp areas elseWre.); (2) motorists possin0 through the areas; (3) '

employees working in the area (i.e., time Yugt.le work force, $ famers and . -

forestry watkers); (r. ) inolviduals meklig wuce lui 1 talef visits to attend i )

i church, the Pla7t Vogtle Visitor Cenl.M. commetCial establistinents, or

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other such reasons; and (5) the staff and students of the Girard Elementary Sev.o1 (the only scroot in the EPZ) etilch will be elenad no later than -

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ATTEWihT .1 EMEestntY 1Nr0RMAT!DW A. Emergency ir.fomation is classified into two besad categories. the first-is pre erersency infomation wMch is used to educate the citisens about.

Flant hatle and, in general; what protectiw attfDnl Shokld be taken shN1d there be a heaTth threatening accident at the plant. The Second a cate;ory is actual e orgency infomation issues in response to a confimed in:ident ar.d prsvides the public' with specific infore.ation n;arding what.

protectiw actions should be taken.'

s. 3 Joir.tly, the public aff airs officers for the uttitty and E!m will ccer e the preparation of emer

'distribe se to the gereral public. gency These .irfomation materials materials will addresseer such t 'tc;ics as t nature of radiation. .where to obtain sera detailed

) 'ir.f omation, ac atten procedures, protettive actier:s. identification

.cf eva:uation senes routes shi location 6f reception and care t e nte rs. Tre raterials 11 he mailed and/or deltwred ly Georgia Power I cc-pny port ennel to each sehold.- to include handicappec per.sonnel.

/ ntt baw tuen issued tone at ted radios within ite Plur.e taposuru f.theny U2, U;deted it.forration sheU be _ disse .f r.ated at least anwn11.y.

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g4 A;;mprtete posters and signs will be ced at host landings, i reereaMer 1 a ras and vantage points neitMn plume ta esur$ Pathway Idi 1

iDebcTkaters i

$ lIP7 ard cicnp ff sher.en and ether the Savannah 3i nfometier. will be listed in telephone directories. Y ptwr to pmvice transient prsonnel within the in a. Additional eT*.t rs. signs p tiWWirMileriss EUT ihivTire'1MoFaD5n an wr d s n snc s nt ., arsarsincy smaua,m..._, umrv61mi tmmr%.m.

HDu.irsFvdi wet Mi jr.s wat, g o.igns.f.rffiesti.en..t a . therg_n.sn#1.rea.in3B en whicien a

c. crm and <.he vtility pubits affairs officers wii) eew1op filt in ths tlare, news releases dealing with verfeus aspects of the Plant j Yogtie operation and er4rgency procedores. 1hese mews releans will be

made availtble to the local Ee.ergency Mar,agement Dfructor for adaptation i to surke county and een be released under the p(rector's name. .

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j D. The ruws sedia v111 tm invited to participate in Plant togtle's emergency- 1 estetiltl 4 Occusint them with entreency prainiHtien and

• execution of energency response operations. plannf ag,ing entf orientation -

A train pr_ogra , wl1_1_be_ conducted annually to teen eTdia_ ierscFTeTIRorres eT (Feir role turine an actual enertugg. ,

' t. 2n' the event of an frcident at the plant which threatens the offsite

' population, the designated point of sont6ct for the twws snedia is the Joint P,edia Center located at lurke County Office Park. From this location, the pubilc ef fairs 6fficern frm state.16cai tw. and t!e 1 utilft,y V.11 carefully coordinate, approve and dissemirate inforzation

), r+garding tia f re(dent thesulk regulsely saheduled press rolessas, i

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s. Working jointly, the 'o@lic affairs officers for the utility and N will coordinate the preparation of emar0ency inf0rmation to -De distriDuted, at least annually, to residents in the plJae emposure pathway emergency plamin0 tone (EPZ) through en amargency information broehore ontitied ' safety ,Information, .Alvin W. . Vogtle . Electric l Generating Plant, Plans to Help You During Emergencies". This Drochure .  !

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will address such topics as the nature. cf radiation, where to oDtain nore detailed information,' notifiestion procedjres, protective ~ actions, identification of evacuation zones and routes and location of reception aims c. ara cantera. Tha material .will be mailed and/or delivered by Georgia Power Company personnel to each household, to include handicappes personnel, that have been issued tone activated radios.

I inforr.ation will oe provided to transients in the Burke County portion _ '

l ef the EPZ in the following mamars:

i o An insert in the local telephone directory which serves the

! EPZ area in Burke County.

I o Posted signs at strategic ' locations in the Plune Exposure Pathway i EPZ,'such.as comerical establishments, ps stations, ohnches, l* the Vogtle Visitors conter, public' recreational areas, and in the j Augusta DFfico of the Agricultural %hlltAMon end ihntarVetien l Service.

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P.13 AN.2'T '86 15:46 fella REGIOt1 IV ATLAriTA 2 o The Vogtle emergency puolic Orochure will as made available within the D'I to transients at .cornercial votablishments, churches, the '

school, the octal, hunting clubs,: the Yogtie Visitors Center; and <

through. residents whose land is used by f)om-residents fe.g., the e occasional non-resident . hunter). The brochure will also be i provided to timber company offices outside of the Plise Exposure -

Pathway EPZ, for distribution to employees who enter the' EPZ to '

vasir, compatty le n.1 In,eldliew., u.d to the Augusta DFriso af the '

end ' Conservation 5ervice for Agricultural Stabilization distrihiiHnn in farmnts Who farms lhlt dg ngt reside, in the EPZ. '

o Notiecs placed in puolic, telephone booths within the Burke County - 1 EPZ area.

Ee:h .of these means will : provide ;the basic information needed by e transient to respond effectively to a warning of an emepgency et Plant' Vogtle. Each will inform the reader that he is near Plant Vggtft, indicate tv3w notification or an emergency wwid. La Atovided, explain-what.ections should be taken .if r. warning is received, and list  !

l The' posted signs and telephone-appropriate EBS Stations-for the ersa. I booth notices will refer the reader to the : telephone directory insert, I

which will include more detailed ,information'.

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i BURHEtCOUNTY PLAN CHAMES TO SATISFY BOARD RLA.ING ON EP-4 '

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($) Burke County Board of Education.

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(6) Burke County Sheriff's Defartment,-

(7 ) u% AES. County Agent anc has Economist. -

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(9) 5 tate iand loeal . Emerjeacy Management Radiological i

Protec ston Officers (nrQs).

1 E. Burke County Hospital i

s. wist b. notif t.d ty 6ne ac .are M tM f allowing agencias:

(1) Burke County Emergency Manage =nt Agency.  !

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b. Provide , the folleking services to support emergency g operations: .

f gg in-patient hospital care and hospital facility support.

(.sg professional medical service support in reception and care service fe:111 ties. .

l 1 (3) merge medi ser ce s p ,tran6p atto ,

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) Eva atton f anbul o tients om t are ested .t acid .i ergency dical' evi .)

(4)Jk[ Maintain access to the redfoprotective drugs 24 hours2.777778e-4 days <br />0.00667 hours <br />3.968254e-5 weeks <br />9.132e-6 months <br /> per day (reference paragraph t, page .10).

c. .Naintain cornunications erith the Emergency Operating Center en operations and isupport needs and coordinate with the fa11 swing agensies en support services (1) Burke County %elth Department.i (t)' Local medical practitioners (DCs. RNs, LPNs).

(3) 5 tate: Department of Hunan.Re6eurces, (4) Nespitals from adjacent jurisdictions lo_includt Meena  !

i k Mospital in Augusta. _ Georgia (secondary meccal__ cart reemw. ,

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361dat to p.g. la or tra n.irka rhety Plan (1) Primary facility for the treatment of offsite vitims of a radiological . accident, including the contaminated injured. See Attachment A, paragraphs C.2 and,C.3 8

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/4 N rall '~re: tion and control 1 caersised to initiate in accordince and Un~gia a:with tic.thir plen, Utter-T'~

o :N y: rtrNy estratto. 3 trt11 L:kr'pjaty_,tnceg:ncy kerrations 3,.;apiraprcaor.d'TILn.

D. Publi: Mometten stit fret will teorgia be l cf infomation to '.he p:.bi'c and the r.ces Emme r. rry Disseminatie t cos-din:t.J Po or, i cn1 contre 11cd by tiv. FuS11f r rite Etertency t fiurke Goeny Affd Mmcewnt Agerey tieratirc dotet.

'theg officials v111 obttin Hrst har.

inforestion orfrcr. the the Plant Of fice P r'e. l chem;6 press indvidels in ciurgo ni th ycr:eus retpense acth 4 .

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3, In the ownt a radiation accident victis regims som definittw care then can k provided at the prhaary er second6ry fac11 tty.ne may be transportad to the 06k Ridge Associatef Untwrsities Medical Division. Oak Ridge kapital of the Methodist Dwrth (CMT). Dal Ridge. Tennessee.

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,1 Medeal Cara rm.flities Primary. Medical Cart a.

l The primary medical f acility f or the Care of off site centr.inated l injured victims of an f ecident et the Alvin W. bogtle Plant will '

be 5vrke tounty Hospital in Wtynesbom, Seorgis.

b. SeeeMary Medical Care i i

The secordary medical f acility for the esm of off site

• cortr.inated injured victims of an incident at the Alvin W. Vogtle Plant M11 bc Nmant lespital on Wheeler Rcad in Augusta.  ;

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c. Intensive Me3(cal Care In the event a radiation accident victie retaires mort definitive r care than can be provided at the primary er secondary f acility he - <

may be transpeded to the Oak Ridge Associated Uniwrsities Medical Divinton, Oak Ridge 'haspital of the Kathodist Church i (CMT) Oak Ridge. Tennessee. ORNK telephone asikers an as :

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. I ORr:T.3dtchboard-24 hour 613/482 2441 Be; rtunt of Energy DE Dak Ridge Operations $15/576-1905 De; adment cf Energy /0ak Ridge: Operations rt5 6 8 1005 l

00i Radistion Assistance Program FT5' 6M-1005 or l

615/525 7885

d. Cyab(11t1es tu'te Osunty Hospital.has a 'lisen6ed ind capacity of 40. Numana Mpital has a licensed bed capacity of 374. 1hese hospitals have

] th.* necessary togipment and protective elethin0 to %ftat i

i sor:tninated in,jured victist. .The Utility kal contractaf siith a l

pr!vste comoration te provide' training for the hospital staffs. .

As necessary, supplanents) training for ENTs and hospital emergency room personnel will he provided by its Georgia

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a ' i CHERYL L. STOVALL!

670 Sunstede Drive Decatur, Geengia. 30033 (404):633-2361 .

PRESENT EMPLOYMENT .

1980 - Comunity Planner / Emergency Management Progroei Specialist Federal Emergency Management Agency ""

Region.IV .

1371 Peachtree Street N.E.. Suite 706 '

Atlanta, Georgia 30309 -

(404) 347-7068.

Responsibilities: The managemeht of a Radiological Emergency Preparedness (REP) program for State'ind local governments.

Re/iew and evaluate operating plans for off-site emergency re-spinse to nuclear power plant incidents. Provide technical assistance to State and local govertiments in developing and maintaining emergency plans. Coordinate and evaluate exercises ani drills which test the preparedness and effectiveness of plans. During exercise development, assist State and local smeenuwnts in writing and designing ob,jectives, scenarios and timelines.'

ED'JCATIONAL RACKGD.0UND 1977-1979 Georgia Institute of Technology Atlanta, Georgia

! thster nf city planning. Environmental Speciality '

Th1 sis Option: Floodplain gdspimates for the Stste of Georgia. ,

1971-1975 E!il State University .

Mancie. Indiana B.S. Urban & Regional Pierining/ Political Science HONORARIES & PROFES5IONAL Alf1LIAT1oN5_

President, Craduate Student Body American Planning Associatica -

Georgia Institute of Technology 1 Washington. D.C.

Outstanding Performance Awards -

OmicronDeltaKappa(ODr) 1981,1982,1984 and 1985

- Alpha Era Circle Federal Emergency Management Agency

! Ge6rgia Institute of Technology .

! Outstanding Y6ung Woten of America The High Museum of Art Chaiman, Young Careers 1984 Award Ciel Scoute of Anerica .

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• 1979 Cabinet Research Advisor / Planner ,

l office of Policy-and Department for: Program AnalysisNatural Resources / Environme l

Frankfort,-Kentucky Responsibilitiess Evaluation of state and Federal legislative proposals and their potential : impact -on Kentucky in the areas of hasardous materials, cosi,.

• air, water, furostry, pollutionwith interaction controli outside flooding agencies and soil crosion; and organizations;. evaluation of public participation activities and: preparation of a public participation plong and coonomic analysis of lit ter control / bottle .

bill logislation.

) 3978 special Projects, Atlanta Urban Design Commission Atlanta, Georgia i Responsibilities: Participation in the research-and writing of the Proposed Terminus Historic District P_la!}.

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1975-1976 Planner, City of Jef fersonville Jeffersonville, Indiana Responsibilitics: zoning ordinance review and j revielen, pl.snning administration study, road i

reclassification, grant writing, research and technical assistance.

Intern, Kentuckiana Regional Planning / Development Agency

, 2975 Louisvillo, Xontucky l

Responsibilities: Inventory phase of the regional i solid waste plan, zoning crainanea revisions, land use planning and soils inventory.

1973 Intern, Rente Senate .

Indianapolis, Indiana Fampnnsibilities: Research of legislation, press releasest mail and correspondences.

1972 Intern, Congressman David W. Dennis Washington, D.C.

Responsibilities: Newsletter, survey and case work.

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l PRESENT EMPLOYMENT:- DETAILED (other Previous Program Responsibilities):

Acquisition and Relocation coordinated and implemented the' purchase of flood.

l damaged properties under section 1362 of the National .

Plood Insurance Program. Supervised and reviewed-thet f.evelopment of an open-space reuse plan for the l i

properties. (Gulf Shores, Alabamas Mobile; Alabamar Saraland, Alabama; Jackson,, Mis'sissippi.)

May.ard Mitigation Plana , ,

Assisted state governments in the preparation of hasard mitigation plans. Once plans were developedi i

coordinated internal FEMA review of documents and assisted in necessary . revisions or changes /

rloodp1ain Manacement -

Provided technical assistance to communities participating in the National riood Insurance Program.,

conducted monitoring activities with local . governments for compliance. Assisted State agencies Reviewed in strengthening -

capabilitie.. fur flaadplein managomont.

development propossla 'for compliance with environmenth1 conoorns of the wetlands and flood areas. .

Interagoney Hasard Mitigation Teams- .

Assisted in the organisation and coordination of an i Interagency Hazard Mitigation Team for Region IV. '

Participated.in the first team' activation for FEMA i Disacter in Mobile, Alabama. : Coordinated and assisted in

' tosm report and status reports. Responsibile for impicmentation of certain team . recommendations which related to floodplain management.

Emergency Response Team (ERT) Plan

• isted in the development of the response plan and design of team. training,- Participated in the development of the first team exercise.

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