ML20214E231
| ML20214E231 | |
| Person / Time | |
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| Site: | Nine Mile Point, FitzPatrick, 05000000 |
| Issue date: | 02/28/1986 |
| From: | Krimm R Federal Emergency Management Agency |
| To: | Jordan E NRC OFFICE OF INSPECTION & ENFORCEMENT (IE) |
| References | |
| RTR-NUREG-0654, RTR-NUREG-654 NUDOCS 8603070209 | |
| Download: ML20214E231 (88) | |
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{{#Wiki_filter:. * %} Federal Emergency Management Agency i s Washington, D.C. 20472 F3 28 gas 1
- MEMORANDUM FOR
- Edward L. Jordan
, Director, Division of Emergency Preparedness and l Engineering Response
- Office of Inspection and Enforcement Nucl ar Reg ator ommi ssion FROM
- 4 df . i Assistant Associate Director Office of Natural and Technological Hazards Programs
SUBJECT:
Medical Services Information For Nine-Mile Point / James A. Fitzpatrick Nuclear Power Plant Attached are copies of appropriate medical services information for the New York State Radiological Emergency Preparedness Plan and the Oswego County Radiological Emergency Preparedness Plan, as shown under NUREG-0654 criterion L in the attached cross-reference pages for those plans:
'New York State Radiological Emergency Preparedness Plan, Parts I and III, Sections II and III, as noted;
' Oswego County Radiological Emergency Preparedness Plan, Sections B and C; Procedures C, F, H and Q; and Appendix N, as noted.
This information is confirmation that a list of medical facilities has been identified for use in case of an emergency at the Nine-Mile Point / James A. Fitzpatrick Nuclear Power Plant. Other related and supporting arrangements and services are also identified in the plans. Attachments As Stated l l l J 8603070209 860229 PDR ADOCK 05000220 y F PDR
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3 g L CROSS REFERENCE INDEX TO THE CRITERIA FOR PREPARATION AND EVALUATION OF RADIOLOGICAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE PLAHS AND PREPAREDNESS IN SUPPORT OF NUCLEAR POWER PL ANTS. Reference to 10CFR50 reautrement, this index satisfies Evaluation Criteria P.8 EVALUATION CRITERIA PART, SECTION, PAGE IDENTIFICATION II. P1anning Standards and Evaluation Criteria A. Assignment of Responsibility 1.a. Identification of Resp se Part I Section Pages I-1,2,9 Organizations thru 15 Sectio II Pages 11-1 ru 3 Secti III Pages III- thru 4
- b. Organization Conce of Pa rt I Sec on I Pages I .8 Operations Sec ion II Pages I:-1 thru 10 Se ton III Pages J I-3-19
- c. Organizational nter- Part I ction II Page I-4 (table)
Relationships Block ection III Page 111-21,48, Diagram 49 0
- d. Designation f Pa rt I section I P ges I-1,8,9 Organizatio Director Section II ges II-2,3 Section III ages III-2,47, 49 (chart),
p 50(chart) Pa III Section I Procedure D. Pages D-1,2,4
- e. 24-H ur Response / art I Sectio III Pages III-6,25 Co unications Part II Secti n I Nf?/JAF-22 NT/JAF 28 NMP/JAF 29 2.a. rganization Authority Pa rt I ction I Pages I-8,9 .
ction II Pages II-2-10 ! Part I Section III Pages III-2, j III-21 (chart) i Part II Section I NtP/JAF-12 thru [ 18 ' Part I Section I Procedures A-H
- b. Legal Basis for Pa r I Section I P.gs.1-10 thru 12 Organization A hority
- 3. Letters of A eement art III Section II Page 1 (MOU's)
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5.a. Specify Action Levels for Determining the Part III Section I Procedure pages 4,5 tieed for Decontamin ion y
- b. 11eans for Radi ogical Part I Decontamina Section III ages 111-45,46 n of Emergency erscnnel Part III Section I Procedure G pages G-3-5 6 On e Contamination Refer to ch NFO Site Emergene an ntrol
- 7. Decontamination of er to each flF0 Site rgency Plan Reidcated Onsite Personnel L. Medical and Other Health Support 1
Local and Backup Hospital Pa rt I Section III and Medical Services Pages III-14,41 Part III Section II Pages 12-16
- 2. Onsite First Aid Capability Refer to each NFO Site Emergency Plan
- 3. List of Hospitals Part III Section II Pages 11-12-16 4 Transporting Victims of Part I Section III Radiological Accidents Pages 111-14 to Medical Support Part III Section II Pages 11-12-16 Facilities ,
fl. Pecovery and Peentry P anning and Post Accident Op ations 1 Plans for R overy/ Pa rt I ection IV Pages IV- thru Reentry IV-5
- 2. Key Posi ions in the Facilit Recovery Refer o each NF0 Site Emerge y Plan Organi ation
- 3. Inf ruing 11enbers of P rt I Section IV ges IV-2,3 P. ponse Organizations to itiate Recovery 4 flethod for Periodically Pa rt I Section I Pages IV-4 Estimating Total Population Exposure N. Exercises and Drills 1.a. Periodic Exercis s of Pa rt I Response Capabi ity ection II Pages 11-9,10 Part III Section I Procedure F
- b. Exercise Cri que Part I Section I Procedure F '
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f operation of reception centers, registration of evacuees and transportation. (b) Salvation Amy will carry out their traditional role in assisting disaster victins. (c) Mennonites will carry out their traditional role in assisting disaster victims.
- k. PURLIC HEALTH, MEDICAL, AHO SAHITATION SERVICES Provision will be made for the continuation of basic public health services during radiological emergencies. Primary and emergency care and treatment for the ill and injured will also be provided, including radiation exposure patients. The movement or consolidation of patients, equipoent, and personnel of hospitals, nursing hones, and other special facilities will be coordinated, as will the allocation of medical resources.
(1) LOCAL GOVERNMENT Most of the activities dealing with health problems and protective actions will be implemented at the local level, with support supplied by the State. (2) STATE AGEt!CIES (a) The Department of Health provides laboratory testing of samples to assure safe food and water supplies and order any protective actions; nonitor potable water supplies; provides technical dssistance and risk assessment; issue orders related to affected public water supply; and recommends alternatives regarding the above in concert with the Departments of Agriculture and Markets and Environmental Conservation. (3) ALL OTHER SiATE AGENCIES Activities will be implemented consistent with the New York State Disaster Preparedness Plan through the Office of Disaster Preparedness. Agency responsibilities are clearly stated in that Plan for Disease and Pest Control, Sewage Cnntrol, Water Provisions. (4) FEDEPAL AGENCIES - Advice and technical assistance will be provided, upon request, to prevent communicable diseases.
- 1. Pl'BLIC SECURITY The measures necessary to protect the public by the enforcement of nomal and emergency laws will be provided. .)
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e the activation of the State E0C and the appropriate district and county EOC's. (2) Selective Sheltering In general, protective actions will be taken in accordance with the EPA PAG guidelines. The Commissioner of Health may recommend protective action at projected doses below these guidelines to minimize radioactive exposure, particularly of pregnant women and children. The Selective Sheltering Option will provide this flexibility. In addition, the Selective Sheltering Option may be recommended by the State Commissioner of Health as an effective option for individuals who could not be safely evacuated, if a Selective or General Evacuation may othervise be reconmended. This would include individuals who have been designated medically unable to withstand the physical and/or psychological stress of an evacuation, as well as those individuals who require constant, sophisticated medical attention. The inplementation and execution of the Selective Sheltering f!esponse Option will include the following: e the appropriate local health officer, in conjunction with the special facilities administrators and other local officials will make ( -- an irtitial determination of the number of nonevacuative individuals and their medical care requirements. This will be compared with the sheltering ar4d medical capabilities otherwise available to these individuals;
. e if this preliminary disposition indicates that additional medical personnel, equipment, and/or supplies are needed, local and State officials will assist in acquiring whatever is needed; e the local health officer will conduct an on-going assessnent as to the possibility and desirability of evacuation for those persons initially determined to be non-evacuative. This assessment would be based on the availability of evacuation capabilities, which would minimize the medical risk to those persons; and 3 e when the projected dose rates, as translated into I dose assessment, outside any facility reach the varous protective action levels, the County 00P, through the local health officer, will notify the facility and other local officials, who will begin the immediate implementation of sheltering for j these persons.
l (3) General Shelterinc1 For actual or projected off-site doses of 1 to 5 rem to e III-41 Rev.11/83
l PART III - SEC. II Department of Health Special Hospital Services Resources List The following forty sevea (47) hospitals within this State, listed on pages 12a, 12b and 12c, responded affirmatively to a canvas by the Hospital Association of New York State regarding capability to provide medical support for potentially contaminated injured individuals. The Department of Health's Office of Health System Management will evaluate the capability of these hospitals and determine the need for any additional training. In the Oswego area, care for the injured and contaminated persons during a radiolocical emergency will be rendered at either the Oswego Hospital or the Upstate Medical Center at Syracuse. The emergency routes to these hospitals is shown on page Md.lb. 5 i l I l i Oi 12 Rev. 11/83 J
PART fil - SEC. II Hospital List St. Mary's Hospital Good Samaritan Hospital 1300 Massachusetts Ave. Sufern, N.Y. 10901 Troy, N.Y. 12180 (914) 357-3300 (518) 272-5000 Samaritan Hospital Mary McClellan Hospital 2215 Burdett Ave. Cambridge, N.Y. 12816 Troy, NY 12180 (518) 677-2611 (518) 271-3300 ( State University Hospital of Nassau County Medical Center the Upstate Medical Center 2201 Hempstead Turnpike 750 East Adams St. East Meadow, NY 11514 Syracuse, NY 13210 (516) 542-0123 (315) 473-4240 The Staten Island Hospital Nyack Hospital 475 Seaview Avenue North Midland Avenue Staten Island, NY 10305 Nyack, NY 10960 (212) 390-9000 (914) 358-6200 I Vassar Brothers Hospital Saint Mary's Hospital 28 Reade Place 427 Guy Park Ave. Poughkeepsie, NY 12601 Amsterdam, N.Y. 12010 Poughkeepsie, NY 12601 i ( (518) 842-1900 (914) 454-8500 W.C.A. Hospital The Hospital 207 Fonte Avenue Sidney, N.Y. 13838 Jamestown, NY 14701 (607) 563-3512 (716) 484-7440 State University of NY Tompkins Community Hospital Downstate Medical Center 1285 Trumansburg Road 450 Clarkson Ave. Ithaca, NY 14850 Brooklyn, NY 11203 (607) 274-4011 (212) 270-1000 Benedictine Hospital The Faxton Hospital 105 Mary's Avenue 1676 Sunset Ave.
- Kingston, N.Y. 12401 Utica N.Y. 13502 i
(914) 420-2000 (315) 732-3101 Beth Israel Medical Center Lutheran Medical Center 10 Nathan D. Periman Place 150 55th St. NY, NY 10003 Brooklyn, NY 11220 (212) 420-2000 (212) 630-7000 Erie County Medical Center Park Ridge Hospital 462 Grider St. 1555 Long Pond Road
. Buffalo, NY 14215 Rochester, NY 14626 (716) 898-3000 (716) 225-7150 1
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PART III - SEC. II Amsterdam Memorial Hospital Mercy Hospital of Buf falo Amsterdam, NY 12010 q 565 Abbott Road J (518) 842-3100 Buffalo, NY 14220 (716) 826-7000 Arnot-0gden Memorial Hospital Mercy Hospital Elmira, NY 14901 1000 North Village (607) 737-4100 Rockville Centre, NY 11570 (516) 255-2530 Carthage Area Hospital New Rochelle Hospital Medical West Street Road Center Carthage, NY 13619 16 Fuion Place (315) 493-1000 New Rochelle, NY 10802 (914) 632-5000 Columbia Memorial Hospital North Shore University Hospital 71 Prospect Avenue 300 Community Drive Hudson, NY 12534 Manhasset, NY 11030 (518) 828-7601 (516) 562-4050 Cornwall Hospital Our Lady of Lourdes Memorial Laurel Avenue Hospital Cornwall, NY 12518 Cornwall, NY 12518 169 Riverside Drive
, Binghamton, NY 13905 (914) 534-7711 (607) 798-5111 Ellis Hospital St. Elizabeth Hospital 1101 Nott Street 2209 Genesee St.
Schenectady, NY 12308 Utica, NY 13501 (51) 382-4124 (518) 798-8111 Genesee Memorial Hospital St. James Mercy Hospital 127 North St. 411 Caniseto St. Batavia, NY 14020 Hornell, NY (718) 343-6030 (315) 324-3900 Jamestown General Hospital St. Jerome Hospital 51 Glasgow Avenue Jamestown, NY 14701 16 Bank Street Batavia, NY 14020 (716) 484-1161 (716) 343-3131 . Lenox Hill Hospital St. Joseph's Hospital 1100 East 77th Street 555 East Market St. New York, NY 10021 Elmira, NY 14902 (212) 794-5121 (607) 733-6541 Little Falls Hospital St. Joseph's Hospital Health 140 Burwell St. Center Little Falls, NY 13365 301 Prospect Ave. (315) 823-1000 Syracuse, NY 13202 (315) 424-5111
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PART III - SEC. II Hospital List ( (continued) Montefiore Hospital and Medical Center . - 111 East 210th Street Bronx, NY 10467 (212) 920-6671 Phelps Memorial Hospital Center North Tarrytown, NY 10591 (914) 631-5100 l Albany Medical Center Hospital t New Scotland Avenue Albany, NY 12208 (518) 445-3125 Lake Shore Hospital Routes 5 & 20 Irving, NY 14081 (716) 934-2654 Community General Hospital Broad Road Syracuse, NY , (315) 492-5011 The New York Hospital
- 525 East Sixty-Eighth St.
l New York, NY 10021 (212) 472-5892 Oswego Hospital 110 West Sixth St. Oswego, NY 13126 (315) 349-5511 ( t 15 Rev. 11/83 Y
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s 8 s OSWEGO COUNTY RADIOLOGICAL EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS PLAN l l l 1 k.
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RADIOLOGICAL EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS PLAN TABLE OF CONTENTS PART I SECTION A Page A. INTRODUCTION A-1
- 1. Authority A-1 1 2. Situation A-2
- a. Nine Mile Point Nuclear Power Site Description ,
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- b. Oswego County Description A-5
- 3. Assumptions A-5
! a. Background A-5 l b. Emergency Planning Basis . A-6 , 4. Concept of Operations A-6 3
- 5. General Responsibilities
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- a. County Responsibility A-6
> b. State Responsibility A-7
- c. Nuclear Facility Operators Responsibility A-7
- d. Federal Government Responsibility A-7 i
j SECTION B 4 ! B. PREPAREDHESS B-1 3
- 1. Mission B-1
- 2. Preparedness Activities B-1
- a. Administration B-1
- b. Logistics B-2
- c. Exercises and Drills B-2
- d. Technical Assistance B-3
- e. Training B-3
- f. Public Education / Awareness B-4 SECTION C .
C. RESPONSE C-1
- 1. Mission C-1
- 2. c,oncept of Operations C-1
- 3. Response Activities C-1
- a. Cocinand and Control C-2
- b. Notification of Public C-2
- c. Evacuation C-3
- d. Reception / Congregate Care Center C-3
- e. Cocununications C-4
- f. Public Health . C-4
- g. Fire and Rescua C-5 i Rev. 3 - 3/83
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- h. Law Enforcement and Traffic Control C-b
- 1. Public Works C-u
- j. Public Education /Information C-6
- k. Emergency Medical Services - L-7
- 1. Transportation C-7
- m. Social Services C-7
- n. Accident Assessment C-8
- o. Protective Response Evaluation C-9
- p. Radiological Exposure Control C-9 4 Direction and Control C-11
- a. Direction C-11
- b. Control '
C-11 (1) Oswego County Emergency Operations Center C-11 (2) Oswego County Dnergency Communications Network C-11 (3) Release of Public Information C-12 (4) Rumor Control C-1J
- 5. Dnergency Personnel Radiological Exposure Control C-13
- 6. Initiation C-16
- a. Notification
- C-16 (1) Nuclear Facility Operator Notification Plan C-16
(%) County kotification Plan C-16
- b. Activation C-16 (1) County Personnel to CEOC C-17 (2) County Personnel to EOF C-17
- c. Veri fication C-Id
- d. Preliminary Public Information Release C-18
- 7. Assessment and Evaluation of Protective Action Response Options C-18
- a. Assessment C-18 (1) Previously Developed Data C-19 (2) Relayed Meteorlogical and Radiological Data C-19 (3) Incident Diagnosis _and Prognosis C-19 (4) Assessment C-19
- b. Evaluation C-19 (1) Input Parameters and Boundary Conditions C-19 (2) Critical Time Frames C-Zu (J) Projected Doses C-21 (4) Decision Process C-el
- 8. Protective Action Response Options C-24
- a. Initial Precautionary Operations C-e4
- b. Selective Sneltering C-23
- c. General Sheltering C-29
- d. Selective Evacuation C-25
- e. General Evacuation L-zb :
- f. Isolation of Ingestion Patnways and Sources , C-27 11 Rev. 7/b>
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SECTION D . D. RECOVERY - D-1
- 1. Mission
- a. Short Term Reentry Operations D-1
- b. Long Term Recovery Operations D-1
- 2. Recovery / Reentry Operations D-1
- 3. Long Term Recovery D-2 I
APPENDIX A Evacuation Plan for Oswego County
- APPENDIX B Sample Public Warning Announcements APPENDIX C Not Used -
APPENDIX D Sheltering APPENDIX E Oswego County Emergency Communications Network
- APPENDIX F
! Oswego County Public Notification Plan APPENDIX G .
Population Data Site Vicinity APPENDIX H l Listing of Special Facilities in Oswego County l APPENDIX I Authorization Documentation i APPENDIX J Radiological Monitoring and Assessment Resources j! APPENDIX K Emergency Response Planning Areas: Definition of Boundaries APPENDIX L i Public Information
- . APPENDIX M Site Evacuation l APPENDIX N i
Letters of Agreement APPENDIX 0 j 0654-FEMA REP-1 Cross Reference List APPr.NDIX P Glossary of Terms ; i i 111 Rev. 3 - 3/83 1 1
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TABLE OF CONTENTS , (continued) ' [, PART II
- PROCEDURES -
A Office of Emergency Management B Law Enforcement C Health and Radiological Officer D School s .i E Transportation F Social Services
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ll H Fire and Rescue i } I Special Facilities -l J J Document Control and Coordination i X Drills and Exercises L Traini ng , M Radiological Survey Instruments and Dosimetry: Inventory, , Maintenance and Calibration N Communications and Warning Equipment; Maintenance ana Inventory i 0 Field Team Coordinator (FTC) P Exposure Control Coordinator (ECL) 1 Q Emergency Mecical Services (EMS) i 1 i l i iv Rev. 7/85
OSWEGO COUNTY RADIOLOGICAL EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS PLAN ( APPENDIX 0 EVALUATION CRITERIA CROSS-REFERENCE INDEX FOR NRC/ FEMA CONCURRENCE IN LOCAL GOVERNMENT RADIOLOGICAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE (sew we) i i ( Rev. 3 - 3/83 0
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Appendix 0 e OSWEGO COUNTY ( RADIOLOGICAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE PLAN EVALUATI0t: CRITERIA CRCSS-REFERENCE IllDEX FOR NRC/ fella CONCURRENCE IN LOCAL GOVERN'IENT RADIOLOGICAL EllERGENCY PE5PONSE EVALUATION CRITERIA t'UREG-0654/FEf?A-REP-1 hut'RER LOCATION CRITERIA (CRERP) A Assignment of Respon bility (Organizatio Control) Al-Item a Iden ification of Respons Crg nizations C.2. C.3. Table I -1 , b rganization Concept Operations A.4. A.S.
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C. . Tpble III-1 rocedures A thru I Section 1.0 c Organizatio 1 Inter-relationship C.3. Table III-1 Figure 111-1
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Procedure A
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Attachme t 3 d Des gnation of Organizatio C.3.a. Di ector C.4. e 4-Hour Response /Cocaun cation C. a.2. A2-Iten a Specification of func tons and 3. responsibilities for major elements .6.b. . Table III-1 Procedures A thru I,
- b Legal Basis for Organization Section 1.0
( Authority A.1. A3 Fomal Intr overnment/ A.1. Organizati Agreements Appendix H 1 Pev. 3h - 11/93
I A Appandix 0 K7 'Capabilit or Decontamination Not A cable of Rel ted Onsite Personnel to unty diological Emergency Response. P1an K8 Registering and Monitori of Procedure F Evacuees Section 5.0 para. 5. Secti 6.0 par . 6.4 tacinent 8 L Medical and Public Health Support ' L1 Local and Backup ilospitals Wito B.2.e. aDility to Evaluate Radiation C.S. Exposure / Handle Contaminated Appendix N Individuals Procedure C, Section 4.0 - para. 4.5, Section 5.0 para. 6.4, Section 6.0 para. 6.4 Procedure H Section 5.0 Para, b.4.9 l Section 6.0 1 Para. 6.4.9 Procedure F Attachment 1 Table 3 Procecure ti Attachment b Procedure Q L2 Onsite First Aid Capability Not ApplicaDIe to County
, Radiological Emergency Response Plan L3 Identification of Medical Services Not Applicable Facilities Equipped / Trained to to County Treat Radiological Accident Victims Radiological l Emergency Response Plan L4 Transportation to Medical Facilities C.3.g.
Procedure C Attachment 13 Appendix N Procedure Q 18 Rev. 7/85
SECTION B B. PREPAREDNESS {
- 1. MISSION The Federal, State, and County Governments and the Nuclear Facility Operators have the responsibility to prepare for hazards to life and health in the event of a radiological emergency. A radiological emergency (excluding unusual event) is a situation in which off-site protective action may be necessary to reduce radiation exposure to the population as a result of an incident at a commercial power reactor.
l Adequate preparation for radiological emergencies is accomplished by such activities as:
- a. Administration
- b. Logistics
- c. Exercises and drills
- d. Technical assistance
- e. Training
- f. Public education / awareness ,
In addition to these activities other long term programs such as vulnerability analysis and land use programs, can be developed to help reduce the effects of a radiological emergency 7 on the public and their property.
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- 2. PREPAREDNESS ACTIVITIES The County Director of .ergency Preparednes (CDEP) is responsible for devel ment and administra on of the County Radiological Emerge y Response Plan (CR ). These ,
responsibilities i lude:
- a. Administra on (1) Co rolling the distrib ion of CRERP copies.
(2) roviding for the pro pt distribution of amendme s and updates for the CRE. . .
- 3) Maintaining compa ibility of the CRERP with her emergency respo e plans. To execute this ask it is expected that e CDEP will enter into an greement with the agencies nd organizations responsi e for the various emer ency plans associated wit the Nine Mile Point Nucl r Power Site. This agre nt would allow the other agencies and organization to review and comment n proposed revisions to e CRERP as well as allow e CDEP the 'same privileg for proposed revisions
{ to t other emergency plans. . (4) C ducting an annual review pdate and certification of e CRERP for the County C iman of the Legislature. B-1 Rev. 3 - 3/83
(5) Monitoring the status f Oswege County radiol feal emergency response agencies an their procedures for plementing the , CRERP.
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- b. Logistics (1) Maintain g up-to-date inventor es of potentially useful equipme resources that can marshalled in the eveyt of an mergency. /
(2) Th CDEP has the responsi 111ty of coordinating d e uring the availabili of the following: (a) Radiation dosim ers and thermoluminesc nt dosimeters (T ) for County emergency esponse personnel; I (b) County e gency communications twork; (c) The Co y EOC in operational eadiness. All othe logistical elements of the CRERP are the primary /esponsibility of the dividual County emerg cy response agencies. -
- c. Exercise and Drills (1) nducting an annual exprcise for the county e rgency response agencies in cAnjunction with the Nu ear J-Facility Operators apd, when required, wit the State of New York. Provisions will be made for qu ified observers to crit ue the emergency dri s and exercises.
Aprocedurewi)Ibeestablishedfor ing the results of drills and exprcises as a basis fo improving the CRERP. (See Part IVProcedure K, Page K- 3.2.8) , (2) Pending /_developmentofan e xercise scenario by the NF0, th State and approval the NRC and FEMA, the CDEP all coordinate with ppropriate county, Sta and NFO rsonnel. T exercise scenario all include but not b imited o the following inf ation.: ,/ (a) The objectiv s of the exercise and propriate evaluation riteria; (b) The date time period, place an participating organt z ions; (c) Th'e mulated events; (d) A ime schedule of real nd simulated initiating j vents;
(e) A narrative su fy describing the conduct of the exercises or 11s to include such things as ( simulated ical patients, offsite fire depa assistapeti, rescue of personnel, deployment nt radiq16gical monitoring teams, and publi ohnation activities; and ( A description of the arrangeme for and advance materials to be provided to , FEMA and other official observers.
- d. Technica Assistance roviding for the testing of diological instru ts, equipment, warning systems, and comu ations during the rills and exercises. Maintenance ecks and calibrat of instruments will be conducted quarterly,
- e. Training (1) Maintaining the Oswego County liaison with the Nuclear Facility Operators (NFO) in order to fully utilize the training assistance provided by the NFO.
(2) Establishing a suitable training program for all county emergency response agencies, specifically oriented toward radiological release incidents at the site. This training program will provide
, for periodic retraining on, at least, an annual basis. Training g and retraining programs shall be provided in the following areas:
(a) Directors or coordinators of the response organizations; (b) Personnel responsible for accident assessment and evaluation; (c) Radiological monitoring teams; (d) Law enforcement and fire fighting personnel; (e) Emergency medical service and rescue personnel; (f) Local support services personnel; (g) Medical support personnel; (h) Licensee's headquarters support personnel; (i) Personnel responsible for transmission of emergency infomation and instructions (communicationns personnel). (3) Familiarizing newly assigned county emergency response personnel with the CRERP. k i B-3 Rev. 3 - 3/83
(4) Providing relevant, up-to-date, radiological incident emergency planning information to the appropriate county emergency response agencies. ,j
- f. Public Education /A areness (1) The objec ve for publi edeuation/ aware ess is to familiarize the public r iding in the 0 mile EPZ surr unding the FitzPatri and the Ni Mile Point s tes with the e. gency preparedness p ns, inc1 ing siren not ication systems protective actions, PA de gnations and o er radiological mergency planning -
c nsiderations. l (2) Activities sh include, but no necessarily be limit to: Develop nt and distribution of emergency planni infomation for r idents of the 10-mi (See Appendi L). This info ,ation will be review,4eedEPZ. and revised, if ne essary, on an ann al basis. ' D velopment and distr}bution of emergency p1 ning materials argeted for transieps. Conduct annual joi 't media educat'on sessi ns. - Provide speakers n emergency planning.
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SECTION C k C. RESP 0tl5E 1 111SSION The mission of the county emergency operations team is to protect the health and safety of the general public of Oswego County in the event of a radiological release incident at the fline !!ile Point Nuclear Station or the James A. FitzPatrick lluclear Power Plant by following the plans and procedures contained in the County Radiological Emergency , Response Plan (CEERP).
- 2. COHCEPT OF OPERATI0lls In order to successfully execute the stated mission of the County Radiological Fnergency Response Plan (CREPP) the following operations nust be performed:
- a. !!onitor and assess the scope and magnitude of the incident;
- b. Evaluate and decide which protective action response options should be ini.tiated; -
- c. Implement the appropriate protective action response option (or combination of options, if necessary). This includes:
( {1) Initial Precautionary Operations (2) Selective Sheltering (3) General Sheltering (4) Selective Evacuation (5) General Evacuation (6) Isolation of Ingestion Pathways and Sources In addition to these operations, the successful impleuentation of the CRERP will depend on the efficient and effective coordination of the CPERP with the RERPs of other emergency response organi za tion s. Specifically, the CRERP will have to be closely coordinated with the flew York State Radiological Emergency Preparedness Plan and the Nuclear Facility Operators' Site Emergency Plans. Intercounty actions will be coordinated through the flew York State Office of Disaster Preparedness Central nistrict Office. (The flew York State Radiological Emergency Preparedness Plan, Part II. Section I.A. and fline 1111e Point / James A. FitzPatrick - Site Specific Operations).
- 3. RESPO!!SE ACTIVITIES Effective implementation of the County Radiological Emergency Response Plan (CREPP) requires a clear understanding of the responsibilities of the agencies and/or organizations involved. For each energency g response activity, this section provides the following:
e itission statement and description of the activity; C-1 Rev. 3 - 3/83
- g. Fire and Rescue Mission Statement: To limit the loss of life and property
{ which could result from fire or other causes by providing emergency medical transport services; search and rescue efforts; the rescue of trapped and injured persons; and insure fire prevention and suppression. Activities which are performed under this function include, but are not limited to, the following: l (1) Establishing comunications with all County Fire Departments and disseminating infonnation to them. (2) Alerting all fire fighters and bringing each department to full operational capacity. (3) Coordinating resources and assistance requirements with other agencies, e.g., water resources, resupply of fire fighting equipment. (4) Updating and verifying the inventory of county-wide fire fighting resoun:es. (5) Rendering first aid and emergency transport of the - injured during an evacuation or other emergency operation and establishing communications with medical support facilities (hospitals). ( (6) Assisting in dissemination of evacuation warnings in affected areas if called upon to do so. Lead Responsibility- l founty Fire Coordinator Primary Support: County Emergency Medical Services County Volunteer Fire Departments City of Oswego Fire Department Secondary Support: County Snerif f's Department City of Oswego Police Department City of Fulton Fire Department. New York State Police
- h. Law Enf ement and T ffic Control '
Mis on Statement- To provide traffic direc n and con ol; ure citizen fety; maintain law and or r; protect blic and private pr erty; provide protection or critical facilities, upplies, and evacuated ar s; control cess to risk areas and assist in disseminat n of emerge y announce nts during an emergency. /' k Lead esponsibility: CoupySheriff C-5 Rev. 3 - 3/83
Table of Contents Section Subject Page 1.0 Introduction C-1 2.0 Initial Notification C-1 2.1 Incidents with No Offsite Consequences C-1 2.2 Incidents with Potential for Offsite Consequences C-1 3.0 Respnse Action: Unusual Event C-2 4.0 Response Action: Alert C-2 5.0 Response Action: Site Area Emergency C-4 6.0 Response Action: General Emergency C-7 I ( 1 Rev. 3 - 3/83
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Table of Contents (continueo) List of Attachments Attachment Ti tle Page 1 General Evacuation Procedure C-l l 2 Department of Health Short Term Protective Actions C-24 3 Raiological Emergency Data Form C-25 4 Radiological Emergency Response & Notification Chart C-27 5 Emergency Response Planning Areas C-29 6 Health Department Agency Alert List C-31 7 Healtn Department Official RERP Hotification List C-35 l 1 8 Emergency Workers Radiological Exposure Record ' C-37 9 Emergency Worker Exposure Control Information C-39 10 Decontamination C-41 . 11 Instructions For Radiation Monitoring Teams C-71 12 List of Farms / Dairy / Meat / Processing Plants Witnin Plume Exposure EPZ C-91 13 Upstate Medical Center at Syracuse C-9J 14 Sheltering C-99 15 Exposure Control Coordinator C-105 , 1 4 11 Rev. 7/65
( 1.0 Introduction 1 The Oswego County Commissioner of Health, or his designee, and the County Radiological Officer have the responsibility for the following activities as defined in the County Radiological Emergency Response Plan:
- a. Pubite Health; -
- b. Accident Assessment;
- c. Protective Response Evaluation; and
- d. Radiological Exposure Control. l The County Commissioner of Health, or his designee, and the County Radiological Officer will coordinate their activities with the County Director of Emergency Prepartdness, the New York State Department of Health, and the Nuclear Facility Operators 2.0 Initial Notificiation The Nuclear Facility Operators (NFO), Niagara Mohawk Power Corporation and the Power Authority of the State of New York, will promptly notify Oswego Cour.ty via the RECS, of the occurrence of arty incident at the Nine Mile Point N'uclear Power Site in accordance with the Emergency Action Levels defined in NUREG-0610. Emergency Action Level Guidelines for ,
Nuclear Power Plants, and sununarized in the following: 2.1 Incidents With No Offsite Consequences a i For incidents classified as an Unusual Event, the WO will notify the . County Warning Point via the rec 5, that an unusual Event is in progress or has occurred which indicates a potential degradation of the level of safety of the plant. This report will indicate there are no releases of l radioactive material requiring offsite response or monitoring expected unless further degradation of safety systems occurs. Response Action for an Unusual Event shall be implemented (Section 3.0). { 2.2 Incidents With Potential For Offsite Consequences 2.2.1 Alert T5FTncidents classified as an Alert, the NFO will notify the ! County Warning Point via the REOat an Alert has been declared and that events are in progress or have occurred which l involve an actual or potential substantial degradation of the level of safety of the plant. This report will indicate that the potential for limited offsite releases of radioactive l material may be inusinent. Response Action for an Alert shall be implemented (Section 4.0). l 2.2.2 Site Area Emergency For incidents classified as Site Area Emergency, the NFO will notify the County Warning Point via the nrs that a Site Area l Emergency has been declared and that events are in pro <1ress or { nave occurred which involve actual or likely major fai' ures of l C-1 Rev. 3 - 3/83 1
plant functions needed for protection of the public. This .. I report will indicate that the potential for offsite releases of radioactive material may be imminent. Response Action for i - Site Area Emergency shall be implemented (section 5.0). 2.2.3 General Emergency For incidents classified as General Emergency, the NFO will nofity the County Warning Point via the Recs, that a General Emergency has been declarea and that events are in progress or have occurred which involve actual or iminent substantial core degradation or melting with potential for loss of containment integrity. This reprt will indicate that the potential for , offsite releases of radioactive material may be iminent. ! Response Action for a General Emergency shall be implemented (Section 6.0) . 3.0 Response Action: Upon notification from the Nuclear Facilities Operators via the rec 5, of an Unusual Event, the County Director of Emergency Preparedness, may notify the county Comissioner of Health, or his designee, and the County Radiological Of ficer and request that they standby until closeout or escalate to.a more severe Response Action Lev,el. 4.0 Response Action: Al ert. 4.1 Upon notification from the Nuclear Facility Operators via the RECS, of an [* Alert, the County Director of Emergency Preparedness (CDEP), shall notify The' County Comir.sioner of Health and the County Radiological Officer, or their designees, and shall transmit the initial information via the Radiological Emergency Data Form (Parts I & II) ( Attachment 3). 4.2 If necessary, the CDEP will notify the CCH and the CR0 to report to the County Emergency Operations Center. 4.3 The CCH, or his designee, shall notify the County Department of Health staff and other county health service agencies ( Attachment 6) that an Alert is in effect and they should standby for further instructions. 4.4 The CCH, or his designee, shall notify the appropriate special facility administrators that an Alert is in effect in the affected Emergency Response Planning Areas (ERPA) and they should standby for further instructions, (Ref. County Special Facilities Procedure). l" 4.5 The County Comissioner of Health, or his designee, may notify the ] president of the Central New York Hospital Association ([315] 451-3000) and request that health services of contiguous counties be notified in case assistance is required. _. 6 If a radioactive release exceeding " Technical Specification Limits" has occurred, the CCH, or his designee, in conjunction with the CR0 shall review the radiological release data from the Radiological Emergency Data C-2 Rev. 3 - 3/83
Fonn (Attachment 3), and confer with appropriate personnel from the NF0 and 'ne New York State Department of Health. i 4.6.1 hf necessary, the CR0 Will notify the Field Team Coordinator ' (FTC) and Exposure Control Coordinator (ECC) to report to the EOC. 4.7 If requested by the CDEP, the CR0 shall direct the county' Field Team Coordinator to implement Initial Precautionary Operations. 4.7.1 Notify Field Team Captains and request that they report to the Emergency Operations Center and/or a secondary location, (Attachment 11), to picx up field monitoring kits. 4.7.2 The Field Team Capta4n shall be responsible for the following: , 4.7.2.1 Assembling adequate supplies of protective equipment for their i team members. 4.7.2.2 Asturing that Emergency Worker Radiological Exposure Records are correctly ccapleted and forwarded to the Exposure Control Coordinator and subject to review by the CCh. These records will be stored at the County E0C. 4.7.2.3 Assembly and deployment of Radiological Field Team Members when directed by the FTC. 4.7.2.4 Assure that team members read dosimeters at prescrioed ! interval s. 4.7.2.5 Emergency workers being deployed to restricted areas shall oe refreshed in the Instructions for Radiation Monitoring Team and Emergency Personnel Exposure Control, (Attacnment 9 & 11) prior to deployment. 4.7.2.6 Notify the County Comissioner of Health (CCH), or his designee, through the Exposure Control Coordinator if a team member's obsorbed dose has exceeaed Protective Action Guide limits for emergency workers (Attachment 9), and if decided by the CCH, or his cesignee, direct such members to report to a designated PMC for monitoring and decontamination. 4.8 If requested by the CDEP, the CCH, or his designee, shall direct the County Health Department to assist in the following procedures for Isolation of Ingestion Pathways and Sources. The following should be recommended in support of actions by the New York State Department of Health ano Department of Agriculture and Markets to prevent individuals from ingesting contaminated material: 4.8.1 Notification to quarantine foodstuffs and water in the affected ERPA's until samples can be evaluated for contaminaton levels. C-J Rev. 7/oS
4.8.2 Notification to shelter farm animals within the area and place on stored feed. 4.8.3 The State of New York is responsible to notify fanners and residents of necessary actions to be taken in the handling of farm animal. and/or foodstuffs and drinking water. List of farmers will be provided by New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets snd will be on file at County Office of Director of Emergency Preparedness. . 4.8.4 The CCH, or his designee, shall coordinate efforts with the County Highway Superintendent to assure adequate supplies of uncontaminated foodstuffs and water are available. 4.9 The CCH, or his designee, and the CR0 shall maintain the Alert status of their departments until directed to close out or escalate to a more severe Response Action Level as described below. . 4.9.1 If Response Action for a Site Area Emergency is to be implemented, the ccH, or his designee, and the CR0 shall immediately report to the County Emergency Operations Center; proceed to paragraph 5.5. 4.9.2 If Response Action for a General Emergency is to be . implemented, the ccH, or his designee, and the CR0 shall immediately report to the County Emergency Operations Center; prc:wed to paragraph 6.5 . 5.0 Response Action: Site Area Emergency. 5.1 Upon notification from the Nuclear Facility Operators via the RECS, of a Site Area Emergency, the County Director of Emergency Preparedness (cDEP), shall notify the CCH and the CRO, or their alternates, and shall transmit the initial information via the Radiological Emergency Data Form (Parts I & II) ( Attachment 3), and request that they report to the County Emergency Operations Center. 5.2 The CCH, or his designees, shall notify the County Department of Health staff and other county health service agencies ( Attachment 6) that a Site Area Emergency is in effect and they should standby for further instruc tions. 5.2.1 The Field Team Coordinator shall notify all County Radiological Field Monitoring team supervisors to standby for deployment (Ref. Alert Lists). 5.3 The CCH, or his designees, shall notify the appropriate special facility administrators that a Site Area Emergency is in effect in the affected Emergency Response Planning Areas (ERPAs) and they should standby for further instructions (Ref. County Special Facilities Procedure). 5.4 The CCH, or his designees, may notify the president of the Central New York Hospital Association ([315) 451-3000) and request that health C-4 Rev. 3 - 3/83
i j . - services of contiguous counties be notified in case assistance is required. } j 5.5 If a radiological release exceeding " Technical Specification Limits" nas occurred, the CCH, or his designees, in conjunction with the CRO, shall review the radiological release data from tne Radiological Emergency Data l Form (Attachment 3) and confer with appropriate personnel from the NF0, and the New York State Department of Health.
- 1 5.5.1 If necessary, the CR0 will notify the Field Team Coordinator (FTC) and Exposure Control Coordinator (ECC) to report to the l EOC.
; 5.6 If requested by the CDEP, the CR0 shall direct the County Field Team ; Coordinator to implement the following Initial Precautionary Operations:
l 5.6.1 Notify Field Team Captains and request that they report to the Emergency Operations Center and/or a secondary location (Attachment 11) to pick up field monitoring kits. If indicated in paragraph 5.5, deploy Radiological Field Monitoring Teams 1 (Ref. Alert Li sts). 5.6.2 The Field Team Captain shall be responsiole for the f'ollowing: 5.6.2.1 Assembling adequate supplies of protective equipment for their team members. '
! 5.6.2.2 Assuring that Emergency Worker Radiological Exposure Records !
are correctly completed and forwarded to the Exposure Control l Coordinator and suoject to review by the CCH. These records 3 will be stored at the County EOC. J 5.o.2.3 Assembly and deployraent of Radiological Field Team Hembers when i directed by the FTC. ! 5.6.2.4 Assure that team memoer's dosimeters are reso properly and at l prescribed intervals. > I 5.6.2.5 Emergency workers being deployed to restricted areas snell be j refresned in the Instructions for dadiation Monitoring Team and i Emergency Personnel Exposure Control, (Attacnments 9 and 11) , prior to deploysaent. 5.6.2.6 Notify the County Commissioner of Health, or his designee, ! through the Exposure Control Coordinator if a team member { absorbed dose has exceeded Protective Action Guide limits for : i emergency wurners (Attachment 9), and if decided by'the CCH, , direct such memoers to report to the oesignated PHC for r j monitoring ano decontamination. 5.7 If requested by the CDEP the CCH, or his designee, snali direct tile ' County Department of Health to assist in the following procedures for 7 Isolation of Ingestion Patnways and Sources.
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- The following should be recommended in support of actions by the New York State Department of Health and Department of Agriculture and Markets to prevent individuals from ingesting contaminated material.
Notification to quarantine foodstuffs and water in the affected 5.7.1 ERPAs until samples can be evaluated for contamination levels.
- 5.7.2 Notification to shelter far.a animals within the area and place on stored feed.
4 5.7.3 The State of New York is responsible to notify famers and residents of necessary actions to be taken in the handling of fam animals and/or foodstuffs and drinking water. 1 5.7.4 The CCH, or his designee, shall coordinate efforts with the County Highway Superintendent to assure adequate supplies of uncontaminated foodstuffs and water are available. , 5.8 If at any point in time the projected dose to any offsite area exceeds 5
- rem whole body or 25 rem thyroid, response actions must be taken in '
! accordance with the response for a General Emergency. Proceed to paragraph 6.10.
5.9 If the release is sufficiently concentrated to result in a projected offsite dose greater than 1 rem whole body or 5 rem thyroid, the CCH, or ! his designee shall notify the CDEP and the County Chaiman of the ' i legislature and provide specific details including the affected areas and i shall recommend implementation of the following Protective Actions Response Options:
- 5.9.1 General Sheltering i
j 5.9.1.1 In the event of a radiological release incident, or for those i situations requiring evacuation, and where evacuation cannot be ! implemented because of time constraints and/or impediments to I highway movement. The following action shall be initiated for j the general public: ! Direct the general public in the affected areas to remain i l indoors, close windows and doors, and turn off ventilation and air conditioning equipment. l 5.9.1.2 . Through the CDEP, the CCH, or his designee, shall provide the County Public Infomation Officer with information on various sheltering procedures for the general public ( Attachment 14).
! 5.9.1.3 The CCH, or his designee, shall assure that all special ! facility administrators are aware of the infomation provided
- in paragraph 5.9.1.2.
5.9.2 selective Evacuation l I 5.9.2.1 Implement the evacuation of all pregnant women, young children
- under twelve (12) years of age, and those medically ill h !
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individuals who are able to be evacuated and might have a low tolerance to radiation utilizing appropriate portions of the General Evacuation Procedures. (Attachment 1). 5.9.2.2 The CCH, or his designee, shall contact all special facility l administrators in the affected areas and request that they implement the evacuation of any or all patients from special l facilities as indicated in p ragraph 5.9.2.1 and for whom an evacuation would have a minimal medical risk. 5.9.3 Selective Sheltering 5.9.3.1 Initiate the sheltering of those individuals who could not be safely evacuated if a selective evacuation was necessary. 5.9.3.2 Refer to the County Radiological Emergency Response Procedure, l Special Facilities, for special facility considerations. l i 5.10 The CCH, or his designee, and the CR0 shall maintain the Site Area i Emergency status of their department until directed to close out or escalate to a more severe Response Action Level as described below: 5.10.1 If Response Acticn for a General Emergency is to be - impTemented, the CCH, or his designee, and the CR0 will immediately report to the County Emergency Operations Center; l proceed to paragraph 6.5. l l l 6.0 Response Action: General Emergency, (refer to Attachment 2, Department ! of Health Short Tenn Protective Actions). 6.1 Upon notification from the Nuclear Facility Operators via the RECS, of a General Emergency the County Director of Emergency Preparedness shall notify the Cour.iy Connissioner of Health (CCH) and the County Radiological Officer (CRO), or their designees, and shall transmit the initital infonnation via the Radiologia1 Emergency Data Form (Attachment 3), and request snat they report to the Emergency Operations Center (EOC). 6.2 The CCH, or his designees, shall notify the County Department of Health staff and other county health service agencies ( Attachment 6) that a General Emergency is in effect and they should standby for further instructions. 6.2.1 The Field Team Coordinator shall notify all County Radiological Field Nonitoring team supervisors to standby for deployment (Ref. Alert Lists). 6.3 The CCH, or his designee, shall notify the appropriate special facility administrators that a General Emergency is in effect in the affected Emergency Response Planning Areas (ERPAs) and they should standby for further instructions (Ref. County Special Facilities Procedure). m 6.4 The CCH, or his designee, shall notify the president of the Central New York Hospital Association ([315] 451-3000) and request that health i - l C-7 Rev. 3 - 3/83 1 I
l t 1 services of contiguous counties be notified in case assistance is , required. ,
, 6. a radiological release exceeding " Technical Specification Limits" has
! occurred, the CCH, or his designee, in conjunction with the Ck0, shall . j review the radiological release data from the Radiological Emergency Data Fom (Attachment 3) and confer with appropriate personnel, from the NF0, , i and the New York State Department of Healtn. ' 6.5.1 If necessary, the CR0 will noufy the Field Team Coordinator } } (FTC) and Exposure Control Coordinator (ECC) to report to the !
! EOC.
l 6.6 If requested by the CDEP, the CR0 sna11 direct the County Field Team
, Coordinator to implement the following Initial Precautionary Operations. ;
I > 1 6.6.1 Not'fy Field Team Captains and request that they report to the j EOC and/or a secondary location to pick up field monitoring > $ kits. If indicated in paragraph 6.5, deploy Radiological Field , c Monitoring Teams (Ref. Alert Lists).
! 6.6.2 The Field Team Captain shall be responsible for the following: :
! 6. 6. 2.1 Assembling adequate supplies of protective equipment for their team members.
- 6.6.2.2 Assuring that Emergency Worker Radiological Exposure Records
, are correctly completed and fomarded completed foms to the
- Exposure Control Coordin.stor, and are subject to review by the ,
CCH. These records will be stored at the County EOC. ; l! i j 6.6.2.3 Assembly and deployment of Radiological Field Team emergency } j members when directed by the FTC. ' i l
- 6.6.2.4 Assure that team members read dosimeters at prescribed i interval s.
1 l i 6.0.2.5 Emergency workers being deployed to restricted areas shall be l refreshed in the Instructions for Radiation Monitoring Team and ! i Emergency Personnel Exposure Control,1 Attachments 9 and 11) ( } prior to deployment. :
! 6.6.2.6 Notify the County Commissioner of Health, or his designee g i
through the Exposure Control Coordinator if a team member s absorued dose has exceeded the EPA Protective Action Guide's . for emergency workers and if decided by .the CCH, direct such j members to report to a designated PMC for inonitoring and , j decontamination. ' i I 6.7 If requested by the CDEP, the CCH, or his designee, snell direct the County Health Department to assist in te following procedures for {' Isolation of Ingestion Pathways and Sources. I i l 1 g-s _____ mEm___
Attachment 1 OSWEGO COUNTY RADIOLOGICAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE PROCEDURE HEALTH AND RADIOLOGICAL OFFICER ATTACHMENT 1 GENERAL EVACUATION PROCEDURE . i
- 1. If not already done as a precautionary operation, the County Commissioner of Health (CCH) will notify and provide guidance and assistance, as necessary, to health related special facilities (See Table 1) for evacuation of their patients / residents, visitors, and staff.
2 Refer to the Oswego County Emergency Response Procedure Special
; Facilities for special facility considerations. ,
- 3. The CCH and the County Radiological Officer (CRO) shall notify CSS to dispatch appropriate personnel to the specified reception center (s) (See Table 2 and attached maps of host facility locations) to direct ,
i monitoring, decontamination, and registration activities, if necessary. This will be done on a priority basis depending upon affected ERPAs. t 4 The CCH and the CR0 will coordinate with CSS and provide assistance to all host area Public Health Offices and to the American Red Cross with respect to public health, sanitation, and possible radiological aspects of congregate care center operations. (See Table 3 and attached maps of
- host facility locations.)
- 5. The LCH and the CR0 coordinating with the New York State Department of '
Health will determine the safety of the consequent conditions on re-entry to evacuated areas, and will inform the County Sheriff (CS) of these 1 conditions so that the CS can establish ingress control points at the EPZ Boundaries or affected ERPA perimeters. i C-11 Rev. 3 - 3/83 1
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0$WEGO COUNTY RADIOLOGICAL EMtRGINCY RESPONSE PROCEDURE TABLE 1 l t SPECIAL FACILITIES IN EP2 PATitNTS/ RESIDENTS (FULL DClT MAP AMi10- Wilf L- FACILITY OWNED
& ERP8 TSCILITY tAIORY CitAIR STRETCHER VIHIEtt$ NO. OF EVACUATION BUSES BUS COMPANY HOST FACILITY ,
i 13 Oswego Hospital 76 0 62* 0 2 Centro Autwrn Memorial Hospital 110 Simth St. - Auburn - 25 Oswego (315) 349-5526 Rochester General Hospital 1425 Portland Ave.. Rochester Hospftal of Caed Samaritan 830 Washington St.. Watertoun ! 5t. Mary's Hrispital l 89 Genesee St.. Rochester l l Strong Memorial Hospital . l 601 Elswood Ave.. Rochester n No. of spaces to be determined e at time of need. 2 12 Alvin L. Eratau 23 0 0 2 Sta. Wagons 1 Golden Sun .. Danforth School ( ikmtal llealth Center 74 Bunner St.. Os-ego (315) 349-5526 i l ' nursing Homes: . 6 12 - tadies Hume 15 0 0 0 2 vans Oswego School ' l 43 E. Uti.ca St. District Oswego j (315) 343-ei51 1 l I 12 Valehaven Home for Adults 34 0 0 0 I so. bus Centro l E. Second Street l hww l (315) 342-3M 9 l 2 12 St. tw6e's Health Related 102 12 6 0 4 Centro .. Danforth School Facility. E. River RJ. j Oswego . l (H5) 342-3166 . : m . 6 l I 3 12 Pontiac Nursing Home 15 45 20 1 car 1 Centro Gillette Road Middle.5chool o East River Road u Os ego
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[ 1 e s OSWEGO COUNTY Table 3 RADIOLOGICAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE PROCEDilRE j TABLE 3 HOSPITALS NEAR RECEPTION CENTERS SERVING OSWEGO COUNTY Reception Center Hospital Nearby l Jefferson Comunity College House of the Good Sainaritan i 1220 Coffeen St., Watertown, NY 13601 830 Washington St. , l Watertown, NY 13b01 l (315) 473-5540 l Mercy Hospital 218 Stone Street Watertown, NY 13601 (315) 782-7400 New York State Fairgrounds Upstate Medical Center Syracuse, N.Y. 13204 750 East Adams,' Syracuse i (315) 473-5540 l l l l l , F-17 Rev, 7/M
OSWEGO COUNTY RADIOLOGICAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE PROCEDURE FIRE AND RESCUE PROCEDURE H Rev. 3 - 3/83
Table of Contents Section Subject Page 1.0 Introduction H-1 2.0 Initial Notification H-1 2.1 Incidents With h'o Offsite Consequences . H-1 2.2 Incidents With Potential For Offsite Consequences H-1 3.0 Response Action: Unusual Event H-2 4.0 Response Action: Alert H-2 5.0 Response Action: Site Area Emergency H-3 6.0 Response Action: General Dnergency H-5 List of Attachments Attachment Title - 1 General Evacuation Procedure H-7 2 Radiological Emergency Data Form H-4 5 3 Agency Emergency Response Organization H-47 4 Radiological Emergency Response and Notification Lhart H-49 5 Emergency Response Planning Areas With Population H-51 Densities 6 Directions to Upstate Medical Center at Syracuse H-53 7 List of Agency Resources H-59 Rev. 7/Us
s f 1.0 Introduction The Oswego County Fire Departments shall direct and coordinate fire service activities in preventing, containing, and suppressing fires and act to limit the loss of life and property wnich could result from fire during radiological emergency operations. In addition, the fire departments shall be responsible for all search and rescue efforts. The County Chairman of the Legislature or, when designated, the County Director of Emergency Management, shall direct tne County Fire Coordinator in the utilization of County Fire Service Resources. 2.0 Initial Notification l The Nuclear Facility Operators (NFO), Niagara Mohawk Power Corporation and the New York Power Authority, will promptly notify Oswego County, via the Radiological Emergency Communications System (RECS), of the occurrence of any incident at the Nine Mile Point Site in accordance with the Emergency Action Levels defined in NUREG-Oti10, Emergency Action Level Guidelines for Nuclear Power Plants, and sumarized in the following: 2.1 Incidents With No Offsite Consequences
- For incidents classified as an Unusual Event, the NFO will notify the County Warning Point, via the REC 5, tnat an unusual Event is in progress or has occurred which indicates a potential degradation of the level of safety of the pl'a'nt. This report will indicate that toere are no releases of radioactive material requiring offsite response or monitoring expected unless furtner degradation of safety systems occurs. Response Action for an Unusual Event shall be implemented (Section 3.0).
2.2 Incidents With Potential For Offsite Consequences 2.2.1 Alert T5rTncidents classified as an Alert, the NFO will notify the County Warning Point, via the RWthat an Alert has been declared and that events are in progress or have occurred which involve an actual or potential substantial degradation of the level of safety of tne plant. This report will indicate that tne potential for limited offsite releases of radioactive
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2.2.2 Site Area Emergency For incidents classified as Site Area Emergency, the NFO will notify the County Warning Point, via the REC 5, that a Site Area Emergency has been declared and that events are in progress or nave occurred which involve actual or likely major failures of plant functions needed for protection of the puolic. Tnis report will indicate tnat the potential for offsite releases of radioactive material may be iminent. _ Response Action for a Site Area Emergency shall be implemented (Section 5.0). H-1 Rev. 7/d5
? . . l 2.2.3 General Emergency For Incidents classified as General Emergenc , the NFO will I notify the County Warning Point, via the 4, tnat a General
- Emergency has Deen declared and tnat events are in progress or have occurred which involve actual or imminent substantial core degradation or melting with potential for loss of containment i ntegri ty. - Tnis report will indicate snat the potential for offsite releases of radioactive material may be f aminent.
Response Action for a General Dnergency shall be implenented (Section o.u). 1 3.0 Response Action: Unusual Event i 3.1 Upon notification from the Nuclear Facility Operators (NFO), via the RECS, of an Unusual Event, tne County Director of Emergency Management (CDEM), may notify tne county Fire Coordinator. ~ 3.1.1 The County Fire Coordinator may confer with sne CDEM on action that should be taken. . 4.0 Response Action: Alert - 4.1 Upon notification from tne Nuclear Facility Operators (NF0), via tue RECS, of an Alert, tne County Director of Emergency Nanagement (CDEM), or the County Warning Point, tne Sheriff's Department Communications Center, snel1 nottty tne county Fire Coordinator (CFC) ano transmit the essential infonnation contained in the Radiological Emergency Data Form (Attachment 2). 4.2 If instructed oy the CDEM, the _ County Warning Point will notify tne CFC to report to tne County Emergency Operations center (CEOC), Fulton, New York. 4.3 If instructed by the CUEM, the CFC will notify the appropriate personnel in accordance with local proceaures, to place the County Fire Departments / Support personnel on standDy. 4.4 Tne CFC Shall coordinate fire department and rescue personnel / equipment to perfona tne following emergency operations, and when instructed by the CDEM, to implement one or more of the following Initial Precautionary and/or Isolation of Ingestion Patnways ana Sources
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O 4.4.2 Coordinate tne movement of fire fignting manpower and equipment. 4.4.3 Evaluate and act on requests for assistance received from other
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4.4.4 Institute fire protection measures. 4.4.5 Assist witn public notification. - 4.4.6 Assist with the transportation of foodstuffs and water to oe monitored for radioactive contamination. 4.4.7 In consultation with the County Emergency Medical Services Coordinator (CEMSC) provide coordinated communication for emergency medical treatment and transportation of the ill and i nj ured. 4.4.o If requested oy the CS, wnenever possible, assist witn traffic control. (Attacnment 1). 4.5 Tne CFC shall maintain Alert Status until directea to close out or escalate to a more severe Response Action as described below. . 4.5.1 If Response Action for a Site Area Emergency is to be implementeo, U1e CFC snall juneolately report to tne CEOC; proceed to Paragraph 6.2. 4.6.2 If Response Action for a General Emergency is to ue impleuenteo, tne CFC snall immeaiately report to tne CEOC; proceed to Paragrapn 6.2 5.0 Response Action: Site Area Emergency 5.1 Upon notification from the Nuclear Facility Operators (11FO), via tne RECS, of a Site Area Emergency, the County Director of Emergency Management (CUEM), ur tne county Warning Point (CWP), the Sheriff's Department Communications Center, snall notify tne county Fire Coordinator (CFC), transmit tne essential information contained in tne Radiological Euergency Data Fonn (Attachment 2) and direct the LFC to report to the County Emergency Operations Center (CEOC). 5.2 The CFC will inneatately notify the appropriate personnel in accordance with local procedures, to place County Fire Departments / Support Persohnel on standDy. l l l s H-3 Rev. 7/BS l t ' i
l 5.3 The CFC shall coordinate fire department ano rescue personnel / equipment to perform the following emergency operations and when instructed by the CDEP, to implement one or more of the following Initial Precautionary and/or Isolation of Ingestion Pathways and Sources response options: 5.3.1 Determine and assess the emergency situation witu respect to fire and rescue services. 5.3.2 Coordinate tne movement of fire fighting and ambulance service manpower and equipment. 5.3.3 Evaluate and act on requests for assistance receiveu from other jurisdictions. 5.3.4 Institute fire protection measures. 5.3.5 Assist with public notification. S.3.6 Assist with the transportation of foodstuffs and wdter to be monitored for radioactive contamination. 5.3.7 In consultation with the County Emergency Medical Services Coorainator (CEMSC), provide coordinatec communication for emergency meaical treatment and transportation of the ill and inj ured. 5.3.8 If requested by the CS, whenever possiDie, assist with traffic control ( Attachment 1). 5.4 When instructed by the CDEM, the CFC will direct County Fire Departments to implement one or more of the following additional protective action response options and assist the CDEH as necessary in notifying the puolic of the protective action to be taken and the specific areas that are affected: 5.4.1 General Sheltering 5.4.1.1 Fire departments / personnel may assist witn notifying toe general public in tne affected arear to remain indoors, close windows and doors, and turn off ventilating and air conditioning equipment. 5.4.2 Selective Evacuation 5.4.2.1 Fire department / personnel may assist witn notifying pregnant women, young children under twelve (12) years of age, and those medically ill individudis wno are able to be evacuated and mignt nave a low tolerance to radiation, that they snould evacuate the af fected areas. 5.4.2.2 Fire department / personnel may assist with the evacuation of persons from Special Facilities for whom an evacuation would have minimal medical risk, utilizing appropriate portions of the General Evacuation procedures. (Attachment 1) H-4 Rev. 7/8b
5.4.3 Selective Sheltering 5.4.3.1, Fire departments / personnel may assist with providing medical personnel, equipment, and supplies to support tnose people in homes or Special Facilities tnat cannot be evacuated. 5.5 The CFC shall maintain County Fire Departments / Personnel in Site Area Emergency status until directed to close out, reduce the emergency class or escalate to a more severe Response Action for a General Emergency; j proceed to Paragraph 6.3. j 6.0 Response Action: General Emergency 6.1 Upon notification from tne Nuclear Facility Operators (NF0), via tne RECS, of a General Emergency, the County Director of Emergency
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I 6.2 The CFC will iuuediately notify the appropriate personnel in accordance with local procedures, to place County Fire Departments / Support Personnel on standby. 6.3 The CFC shall coordinate fire department and rescue personnel / equipment i as necessary to perform the following emergency operations, and wnen i ' instructeo by the CDEM to implement one or more of the following Initial
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l 6.3.4 Institute fire protection measures. 6.3.s Assist with puulic notification. 6.3.6 Assist with tne transportation of foodstuffs ana water to be . monitored for radioactive contamination, i ! 6.3.7 In consultation with the County Emergency Medical Services Coorainator (Ct.MSC), provide coordinated communication f or emergency meaical treatment and transportaion of the ill and i nj ured. H-6 Rev. 7/do I
6.3.8 If requested by the CS, wnenever possible, assist with trdffic control (Attachment 1). 6.4 When instructed by the CDEM, tiie CFC will coordinate county fire departments to implement one or more of the following additional
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6.4.1 General Sheltering 6.4.1.1 Fire departments / personnel may assist with notifying the general puolic in the affected areas to remain indoors, close windows and doors, and turn off ventilating and air conditiontng equipment. 6.4.2 Selective Evacuation 6.4.2.1 Fire departments / personnel may assist witn notifying pregnant women, young children under twelve (12) years of age, and those medically ill individuals who are able to be evacuated ana ) mignt have a low tolerance to radiation, that tney should evacuate the affected areas.
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6.4.3 Selective Sheltering, b.4.3.1 Fire departments / personnel may assist with proviuing medical personnel, equipment, and supplies to support tnose people in homes or Special Facilities tnat cannot be evacuated. 6.4.4 General Evacuation The CFG sncil coordinate fire departments / personnel to provide the following: 6.4.4.1 When a General Evacuation is ordered by the County Chairman of the Legislature proceed to Attachment I and implement for the
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Lead Responsibility: County Daergency nedical Services Cooroinator Primary Support: County Conaissioner of Health - County Ambulance Service County Fire Coordinator Secondary Support: County Volunteer Fire Departinents City of Oswego Fire Departments
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In the preparation of public wa ing notices and pr s/ news ( releases, the CPIO will inco rate the following pecifics 1 (Ref Appendix U): e Identification of the ocal government iss ng the - infomation; e Identification of the facility expert cing the emergency and the time th incident began; e Identificati of the comunitie and/or geographic areas affected by,/the emergency; e Brief descripticn (in laymen' tems) of the type of emergeryc'y, the nature of th hazard, and the degree of potenmal risk to the pub c;
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Emergency Personnel Radiological Exposure Control is necessary to monitor and minimize the radiological exposure of county emergency response personnel. This includes individuals engaged in monitoring, k . C-13 Rev. 3 - 3/83 1
i t . . x accident assessment, rescue of endangered or injured personnel, l lifesaving activities, evacuation of affected populations, and ]' l j protection or prevention of property damage or loss. All individuals , I i designated emergency response workers will be part of an organization i that has assigned supervisors who will be responsible for emergency activities. If a radiological emergency occurs at the Nine Mile Point Nuclear Power Site, emergency operations may be necessary to protect the health and i safety of the pubite. It is possible that involved county emergency - response personnel as well as other personnel may be exposed to radiation and become contaminated while perfoming their duties. i All possible measures will be taken to limit the radiation exposure of i emergency workers, except when specific lifesaving actions or , i extraordinary emergency operations are required, to those values and conditions as described in the following paragraphs. During a radiological emergency, the County Commissioner of Health, is responsible for the radiological exposure control of emergency response i personnel. A County Radiological Exposure Control Coordinator is responsible to record and maintain records on exposure readings for emergency workers. Activities associated with this responsibility , i include, but are not limited to, the following. ' t i e Instructing involved agencies within Oswego County to distribute I self-reading dosimeters with chargers and TLDs to emergency , response personnel upon initiation of County Radiological 3' i Emergency Response Plan (CRERP). e Instructing each person performing emergency service functions inside affected areas to take dosimeter readings at 15 to 30 l minute intervals. Should an indicated exposure exceed 100 arem, a r report shall be made to the individual's supervisor. If the i indicated exposure approaches the upper limit of the dosimeter ' f reading, or 1 rem per day or 3 rem total, a report should l inmediately be made by the supervisor to the County Radiological , Exposure Control Coordinator who in turn will keep the ' l Commissioner of Health updated on status of total exposure to emergency workers. If total exposure to emergency worker (s) [ i exceeds prescribed limit, a decision must be made as to whether , worker (s) evacuate area. I j e Instructing decontamination service personnel to remain upstream .
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l e Recording the radiological dpses received by all exposed emergency l workers and maintaining the exposure records of these workers. j ( o Establishing facilities for the decontamination of exposed emergency personnel. t i j e Selecting rescue personnel for lifesaving activities utilizing the '
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l Rescue personnel should be volunteers or professional rescue personnel (e.g., police who volunteer by choice of . j employment). 3 - Rescue personnel should be broadly familiar with the
- consequences of exposure.
l - If practical, women capable of bearing children should not l take part in these actions. i j - If practical, volunteers above the age of 45 should be selected. 1 - Volunteers under the age of 18 should not be selected. l ] e Planning lifesaving activities, whenever possible, to keep
- l emergency personnel radiation exposures within the following j guidelines: <
Planned dose to the whole body shall not exceed 75 rems. I Hands and foreams may receive an additional dose of up to 1 200 rems (i.e., a total of 275 rems). I j e Selecting personnel for activities associated with the rescue of ! j endangered or injured personnel and protection or prevention of l property dama e or loss, by the same criteria utilized in prior Pa ragraphs, he activities should be planned to keep radiation exposures within the following guidelines: Planned dose to the whole body shall not exceed 25 rems (5 rems for the prevention of property damage or loss). Hand and foreams may receive an additional dose of up to 75 } rems (i.e. , a total of 100 rems). o Providini) expert medical treatment, consultation and service to 1 personne' receiving radiation doses equal to or in excess of those indicated in Paragraphs above, i e The decision to administer radioprotective drugs (K!) to the i emergency worker and captive populations will be made in j conjunction with State and local health officials. Distribution plan for KI will be maintained on file at the County E0C. State ! a policy on K! will be found in the New York State Radiological 1 Preparedness Plan. 1 I i ( . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ - - _ _ - - - C-15_ - -
OSWEGO COUNTY { RADIOLOGICAL EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS PLAN APPENDIX N LETTERS OF AGREEK NT w Rev. 3 - 3/83
Appendix N APPENDIX N ( LIST OF AGREEENTS (ON FILE AT THE OFFICE OF EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS)
- 1. Jefferson County Department of Social Services with the Office of Emergency Preparedness.
- 2. N.Y.S. Department of Agriculture and Markets with the Office of Emergency Preparedness.
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- 3. Onondaga County Red Cross with the Office of Emergency Preparedness 4 Central New York Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals and the Office of Emergency Preparedness.
- 5. North Syracuse School System and the Office of Emergency Preparedness.
- 6. Oswego County Sheriff's Department with the Office of Emergency i Preparedness.
- 7. Fulton City Police with the Oswego County Sheriff's Department.
- 8. City of Oswego Chapter, American Red Cross with the Office of Emergency Preparedness.
l 9. Onondaga Civil Defense Office and the Onondaga Red Cross, i j { 10. Niagara Mohawk Power Corporation and the Power Authority of New York (Nuclear Facility Operators) with the Office of Emergency Preparedness.
- 11. Onondaga County Social Services with the Office of Emergency Preparedness.
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- 12. Oswego Hospital and Office of Emergency Preparedness.
- 13. Upstate Medical Center and Office of Emergency Preparedness.
14 A.L. Lee Memorial Hospital and Office of Emergency Preparedness.
- 15. A & E Medical Transport and the Office of Emergency Preparedness.
- 16. Oswego County Opportunities and the Office of Emergency Preparedness.
- 17. North Shore Ambulance Corp. and the Office of Emergency Preparedness.
- 18. SOVAC Ambulance Corp. and the Office of Emergency Preparedness.
- 19. McFee Ambulance Corp. and the Office of Emergency Preparedness'.
- 20. Hannibal Ambulance Corp. and the Office of Emergency Preparedness.
- 21. Phoenix Ambulance Corp. and the Office of Emergency Preparedness.
g 22. Oswego Fire Dept. Ambulance and the Office of Emergency Preparedness,
- 23. Menter Ambulance Service and the Office of Emergency Preparedness.
f' 24. NOCA Ambulance Corp. and the Office of Emergency Preparedness. J 1 Rovo 3a - 9/83
OSWEGO COUNTY RADIOLOGICAL EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS PLAN I . PROCEDURES i t Rev. 7/85
TABLE OF CONTENTS (continued) PART II PROCEDURES A Office of Emergency Preparedness / Civil Defense B Law Enforcement l , C Health and Radiological Officer
- l D Schools
! E Transportation 1 l F Social Services - 1 J G Highway Department i a H Fire and Rescue , l I Special Facilities J Document Control and Coordination
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K Drills and Exercises L Training . I I M Radiological Survey Instruments and Dosinetry: Inventory, Maintenance and l Calibration j H Conaunications and Warning Equipment; Maintenance and Inventory l 0 Field Team Coordinator (FTC) P Exposure Control Coordinator (ECC) I i Q Dnergency Medical Services (EMS) I t t l \ - Rev. 7/8S
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! 5.0 Response Action: Site Area Emergency Q-J i.
6.0 Response Action: General Emergency -Q-4 ! List of Attacnuents
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Attach:acnts Ti tle 1 General Evacuation Procedure Q-7 l 2 Radiological Emergency Data Fonn Q-ll
) 3 Agency Emergency Response Organization Q-13 j 4 Radiological Emergency Response and Nofitication 1 Chart Q-l o i
j 5 Emergency Response Planning Areas witn Population l Densities Q-17 I 6 , Directions to Upstate Medical Center at Syracuse and Oswego Hospital y-19 7 Ambulance Corps - Oswego County Q-25 l }
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1.0 Introduction The Oswego County Emergency Medical Services Coordinator (CEMSC) sna11 direct and coordinate medical emergency vehicle activities to assure the safety of the mobility impaired in the event of a radiological emergency
- at Nine Mile Point.
The County Chairman of the Legislature or, when designated, the County : Director of Emergency Management (COEM) shall direct the County '
- Emergency Medical Services Coordinator (CEMSC) in the utilization of county ambulance resources. -
4 2.0 Initial Notification The Nuclear Facility Operators (NFO), Niagara Mohawk Power Corporation i and the New York Power Autnority, will promptly notify Oswego County, i via the Radiological Emergency communication System (RECS), of tne occurrerce of any incident at the Nine Mile Point Site in accordance
- i with the Emergency Action Levels defined in HUREb-0610. Emergency Action Level Guidelines for Nuclear Power Plants, and surmiarized in the following:
i ' j 2.1 Incidents With No Uffsite Consequences l For incidents classified as an Unusual Event, the NFO will notify the j County Warning Point, via the ka 5, tnat an unusual Event is in progress or has occurred which inoicates a potential degredation of the level of
! safety of the plant. This report will indicate that there are no ! releases of radioactive material requiring offsite response or monitoring expected unless further degredation of safety systems i occurs. Response Action for an unusual Event shall be implemented 1 (Section 3.0).
l 2.2 Incidents With Potential For Offsite Consequences ' j 2.2.1 Alert For incidents classified as an Alert, the NFO will notify the County Warning Point, via the REC 5'~~that an Alert has been i declared and that events are in progress or have occurred which ;
' involve an actual or potential substantial degradation of the level of safety of tne plant. This report will indicate that the l potential for limited of fsite releases of radioactive material l
may be imminent. Response Action for an alert snal ne implemented (Section 4.0). 2.2.2 Site Area Emergency
- i For incidents classified as Site area Emergency, the NFO will '
notify the County Warning Point, via the Recs, that a Site Area 1 ' Eraergency has been declared anu that events are in progress or have occurred which involve actual or likely major failures of
) plant functions needed for protection of the public. This report i will indicate that the potential for offsite releases of 1
radioactive material may be iminent. _ Response Action for a Site Area Emergency shall be implemented (Section n.ul. Q-1 Rev. 7/ab
2.2.3 General Emergency For incidents classified as General Emergency, the NFO will notify the County Warning Point, via the Rt.G5, that a General L Emergency has been declared and that events are in progress or l nave occurred which involve actual or imminent substantial core j degradation or melting witn potential for loss of containment l integri ty. This report will indicate that the potential for ' offsite releases of radioactive material may be inninent. Response Action for a General Emergency shall be implemented (Section o.u). ; 3.0 Response Action: Unusual Event 3.1 Upon notification from the Nuclear Facility Operators (NFO), via the RECS, of an Unusual Event, the County Director of Emergency Management ' (CDEM), may notify the county Emergency Hedical Services Coordinator. l 3.1.1 The County Emergency Medical Services Cooroinator may confer with t tne CDEM on action that shuuld be taken. ' f 4.0 Response Action: Alert ; l 4.1 Upon notification from the Nuclear Facility Operators (NFv) via the l RECS, of an Alert, tne County Director of Emergency Management (CDEM). I or the County Warning Point, tne Sheriff's Department Communications Center, snall notify tne county Emergency Nedical Services Coordinator (CEllSC) and transmit the essential infomation contained in the ; Radiological Emergency Data Form (Attachment 2). 4.2 The CDEM will notify the CEMSC to report to the County Emergency Operations Center (CEOC) Fulton, New York. [ 4.3 If instructed oy the CDEM, the CatSC will notify appropriate personnel , in accordance with local procedures, to place tne county Ambulance : Corps / Support Personnel on standoy. l 4.4 The CEMSC shall coorcinate amoulance corps and medical support personnel to perfom the following emergency operations, and wnen instructed by tne CDEM to implement one or more of the following Initial Precautionary t.t.d/or Isolation of Ingestion Patnways and Sources response options: 4.4.1 Detemine and assess the emergency situation with respect to emergency medical services. 4.4.2 Coordinate the movement of ambulance service manpower and
- equipment.
4.4.3 Evaluate ano act on requests for assistance receivea from otner jurisdictions. 4.4.4 In consultation witn the County Fire Coordinator (CFC), provide coordinated communicatons for emergency medical treatment and transportation of tne ill and injured. i l Q-2 Rev. 7/85 l
4.4.5 The CEMSC shall maintain connunicaton with the County Health Commissioner (CHC) with regard to EMS vehicles neeoed at Special Facilities and for other nomeoound residents. 4.4.6 The CEMSC will contact the Regional EMS Coordinator at Upstate Medical Center (315-473-e3eJ) and request that he notify Central New York Health providers and place them on standby. l 4.4.7 Provide rescue services for tne ill and injured and establish coordinated communications between rescue vehicles and health Care facilities. 4.5 The CEMSC shall maintain Alert status untti directed to close out or t escalate to a more severe Response Action as described below: 4.5.1 If Response Action for site Area Emergency is to be implemented, , the LEM5c shall tunedtately report to the EOC; proceed to i Paragraph S.3. 5.0 Response Action: Site Area Emergency ; 5.1 Upon notification from the Nuclear Facility Operators (NFO), via the RECS, of a Site Area Emergency, the County Ut rector of Emergency. Management (COEM) or the County Warning Point (CWP), the Sheriff's Department Communications Center, shall notify the County Emergency Medical Services Coordinator (CENSC) and transmit the essential information contained in the Radiological Emergency Data Fom : (Attachment 2) and direct the CEMSC to report to the County Emergency Operations Center (CEOC). 5.2 Tne CEMSC will immediately notify the appropriate personnel in accordance with local procedures, to place the county Ambulance Corps / Support Personnel on standby, 5.3 The CEMSC shall coordinate ambulance corps and uedical support personnel to perfom the following emergency operations and when instructed oy tne , CDEM, to implement one or more of the following Initial Precautionary and/or Isolation of Ingestion Pathways ano Sources response options 5.3.1 Detemine and assess the emergency situation with respect to ! emergency medical services. 5.3.2 Coordinate the movement of ambulance service manpower and equipment. 5.3.3 Evaluate and act on requests for acsistance received from otner ! jurisdictions. j 5.J.4 In consultation witn the County Fire coordinator (CFC), provide i coordinated communications for emergency medical treatment and transportation of the ill and injured. l 5.3.5 The CEMSC shall maintain connunication with the County Health Connissioner (CHC) with regard to EMS vehicles needed at Special ; Facilities and for other homebound residents. t Q-3 Rev. 7/oS
5.3.6 Tne CEMSC will contact the Regional EMS Coordinator at Upstate Medical Center (315-473-4363) and request that he notify Central flew York Health providers and place tnem on standby. 5.3.7 Provide rescue services for the ill and injured and establish coordinated communications between rescue venicles and health care facilities. 5.4 When instructed by the COEM, the CEMSC will direct county Ambulance Services to implement one or more of the following additional protective action response options and assist the CDEM as necessary: 5.4.1 General Sheltering 5.4.1.1 The CEftSC shall coordinate ambulance corps whicn may be needed to provide adaitional services and personnel to individuals at Special Facilities who nave been directed to remain indoors, close windows and doors and turn off ventilating and air conditioning equipment. 5.4.2 Selective Evacuation 5.4.2.1 Ambulance personnel may assist with tnose medically ill-individuals who are able to be evacuated and might have a low tolerance to radiation. The CEMSC shall coordinate efforts for i provision of EMS vehicles for the removal of immoDile i ndivi dual s. 5.4.2.2 Ambulance personnel may assist the evacuation of persons from Special Facilities for whom an evacuation would have minimal meatcal risk, utilizing appropriate portions of the beneral Evacuation procedures ( Attachment 1). 5.4.3 Selective Sheltering 5.4.3.1 Amublance personnel may assist with providing medical personnel, equipuent and supplies to support those people in homes or Special Facilities who cannot be evacuated. 5.5 The CEliSC snall maintain county Ambulance Corps / Personnel in Site Area l Emergency status until directed to closeout, reduce the emergency cass ) or escalate to a more severe Response Action for a General Emergency; l proceed to paragraph 6.3. l 1 6.0 Response Action: General Emergency 6.1 Upon notification from the Nuclear Facility Operators (NFO), via the RECS, of a _ General Er.iergency, the County ut rector of Emergency lianagement (CUEM), or the county Warning Point, at the Sherifs Department Cormunications Center, shall notify the (.ounty Emergency Medical Services Coordinator (CElISC) and transmit the essential information contained in the Radiological Emergency Data Fonn ( Attachment z) and direct the CEliSC to report to the E0C. Q-4 Rev. 7/ou
i ! 6.2 The CEMSC will immediately notify the appropriate personnel in accordance with local procedures to place county Ambulance Corps / Support Personnel on standby. 6.3 The CEMSC shall coordinate emergency medical personnel / equipment as necessary to perform the following emergency operations, and when instructed by the CDEM to implement one or more of the following Initial Precautionary and/or Isolation of Ingestion Pathways and Sources response options: 6.3.1 Determine and assess tne emergency situation witn respect to emergency medical services.
. 6.3.2 Coordinate the moveiaent of amoulance service manpower and equipment.
6.3.3 Evaluate and act on requests for assistance received from other l juri sdictions. 6.3.4 In consultation with the County Fire Coordinator (CFC), provide
! coordinated communication for emergency medical treatment and ! transportation of tne ill and injured. -
J 6.3.5 The CENSC shall maintain communication with the County Health Comraissioner (CHL.) witn regard to EMS vehicles needed at j Special Facilities and for other nomebound residents. , 4 I 6.3.6 Tne CEMSC will contact the Re j Hedical Center (315-473-4363)gional EMS Coordinator and request that he notifyat Upstate Central New YorA healtn providers ano place them on standby. 6.3.7 Provide rescue services for the ill and injured and establish coordinated coraiunications between rescue venicles and healtn
! care facilities. ! 6.4 When instructed by tne CUEM, the CEMSC will direct county Nabulance ,
Services to implement one or more of the following additional protective action response options and assist the COEM as necessary, a 6.4.1 General Sheltering 6.4.1.1 Tne CEMSC shall coordinate aiapulance corps wnich may be needed I
, to provide additional services and personnel to individuals at i
Special Facilities wno have been directed to rer.14tn indoors, close windows and doors and turn off ventilating and air conditioning equpiment. i
- 6.4.2 Selective Evacuation '
i l 6.4.2.1 Ambulance personnel may assist with the evacuation of persons from Special Facilities for whom an evacuation would have mini;ul medical risx, utilizing appropriate portions of tne General Evacuation procedures ( Attachment 1). ] i 4 4-5 dev. 7/dS 1 1
6.4.3 Selective Sheltering 6.4. 3.1 Ambulance personnel may assist with providing medical p'e rsonnel, equipment and supplies to support snose people in homes or Special Facilities who cannot be evacuated. 6.4.4 General Evacuation 6.4.4.1 When a General Evacuation is ordered Dy the County Chairman of the Legislature, proceed to Attachment I and implement for the af fected areas, as cooroinateo yy the CDD4. 6.5 The CEMSC shall maintain General Dnergency status until directed to closeout or reduce the emergency class. e a 6 Q-6 Rev. 7/65
( j . . l OSWEGO COUNTY . RADIOLOGICAL EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS PROCEDURE EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES ATTACHMENT 1 GENERAL EVACUATION PROCEDURES ( .
- 1. Phase 1 - Mobilization A. General
( As requested by the County Director of Emergency Management (CDEH), the County Emergency Medical Services Coordinator (CEMSC) will direct loed) ambulance corps to notify their personnel to report to their stations. B. Special Vehicles As requested by tne CDEM, the CEMSC will instruct amuulance ' corps to prepare vehicles and remain on standoy. C. Special Facilities - As requested by the CDEM and the County Commissioner of Health (CCH), the CENSC will instruct ambulance personnel to drive vehicles to assigned special facilities involved in early evacuation. (See Taole 1 and attacned maps of special facility locations.)
- 11. Pnase 2 - Egress A. Special Vehicles
- 1. As instructed by the CEMSC, arabulance personnel will drive venicles to:
- 4. assigned institutions (see Table 1)
- b. homes of handicapped persons and those identified by social service agencies and the county Health Department
- c. houes of persons requesting amb11ance transportation through the public infonnation brocnure
! d. homes of persons requesting ambulance transportation from the County Planning Board Representative (CPBR) at the County EOC. 4-7 Rev. 7/85
OSWEGO COUNTY RADIOLOGICAL EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS PROCEDURE EHERGENLY MEDICAL SERVICES ATTACHMENT 1 GENERAL EVACUATION PROCEDURES (continu,eo) -
- 2. In consultation with the County Sheriff (CS), the CEMSC will advise all ambulance drivers of the fastest routes to follow to pre-designated host facilities.
III. Phase 3 - Maintenance A. General ,
- 1. Whenever possible, assist with identifying tnose persons tnat refuse to evacuate and their locations.
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05WECO COUNTY RADIOLOGICAL EMERGINCY Rl5PONSE PROCEDURE TABLE I SPICIAL FACILITIES IN EPZ HAP PATIENTS / RESIDENTS (FULL OCC.) AMOU- WHIEL. IACILITY OWNED NO. (RPA FACILITY tAIORY CliAIR STR[TCiffR VlHICl[5 NO. OF EVACUATION BUSES BUS COMPANY HOST FACILITY I 13 Oswego Hospital 76 0 62* O 2 110 Sisth 5t. Centro Auburn Memorial Hospital Oswego Auburn - 25 (315) 349-5126 Rochester General Hospital 1425 Portland Ave., Rochester Hospital of Good Samaritan 830 Washington St. Watertown
- St. Mary's Hospital 89 Genesee St., Rochester Strong Memorfal Hospital 601 Elmwood Ave., Rochester No. of spaces to be determined at time of need.
b 2 12 Alvin L. Kranau 23 0 0 2 Sta. Wagons skntal itealth Center 1 Golden Sun .. Danforth School 74 Bunner St., Os.cgo (3I5) 349-5526 Nursing ibmes: ! 6 12 . Iadies stone 15 0 0 0 2 vans Oswego School 43 E. Utica St. Os c9o District (.115) 343-6i51 1 12 Valchaven Home for Adults 34 0 0 0 1 sm. bus Centro E. Second Street Oswego j (315) 342-3'.59 2 12 St. Luke's itealth Related 102 12 6 0 4 ** Danforth School Facility. E. River RJ. Centro Oswego (315) 342-3166 3 12 Pontiac Nursing Home 15 45 20 1 car East River RoJd Centro Gillette Road Middle School Osw*go g (315) 343-6951 M b St *
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RO. [RPA FACILITY 4 13 Harrwod Nursing Home 36 65 19 2 Sta. Hagons 1 Centro Camillus Junior High School Sunrise Terra (c 0,wego (315) 342-4790 . 5 13 Hillcrest Nursing Home 43 62 15 0 1 Centro ** Gillette Road Middle School 132 Ellen St. Oswego (315) 342-2440 i O 1 o Colleges: Avg. No. Students 16 Centro 1 22 State University of N.Y. Spring / Fall Semesters:
! 3951 residential 1
3746 con nuting (am) 483 consnuting (pm) Sumner sessions: all co.uuting , e
- Approntmately 7 patients reovire coronary monitored asbulance transport
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PART I - GENERAL INFORMATION
- 1. Message transmitted at: 6. p ere has:
Date Time A NOT been a release of radio-activity. Via
- 2. Facility providing information:
[ been a release of radio-Indian Point Unit No. 2 k Indian Point Unit No. 3 l activity to a BODY OF WATER. C Ginna Station l D been a GROUND SPILL release D Nine Mile Point Unit No. 1 E FitzPatrick Plant ! [ Shoreham Station 9 1he release is:-
] Other l A continuing.
! A terminated. ,
- 3. Reported by:
C intermittent. Name ]
} NOT applicable. .
Title ! Phone l 10. Protective Actions: (if given) l A There is NO need for Protective Actions outside the site bound-4.This...his ... an exercise. ! I ary.
]isNOT Protective Actions are under
- 5. Emergency Classification {B nsideration.
E Unusual Event l C Recommended Protective Actions: { gy, - Shelter within miles /or C Site Area Emergency l General Emergency } E Transportation Incident sectors /or ERPA's. F Other Evacuate within miles /or
- 6. This classification declared at : sectors /or ERPA,s.
Date Time l l11. Heather:
- 7. Brief Event Description /Initiat- :
Wind speed miles per hour ing Condition: ! i or meters per second.
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Stability class degrees. l C (A-G/or stable, unstable, neutral) D General Weather Condition (if available) Q-Il Rev. 7/85 Messace received by _ _ j
4 OATE: i:"E: Attachment 2 PART II - RADIOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT DATA
- 12. Prognosis for Worsen'ing or Termination of the Emergency:
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- 13. In Plant Emergency Response Actions Underway:
- 14. Utility Off-Site Emergency Response Action Underway:
- 15. Release Information
[A AT!!OSPHERIC RELEASE Actual Projected Date and Time Release Started Duration of Release hrs hrs Noble Gas Release Rate Ci/sec Ci/sec Radiciodine Release Rate Ci/sec Ci/sec Elevated or Ground Release Inplant tionitors
@ WATERBORNE RELEASE Date and Time Release Started Duration of Release hrs hrs Volume of Release gal gal Radioactivity Concentration (gross) uCi/ml uCi/ml Total Radioactivity Released Ci Ci Radionuclides in Release uCi/ml uCi/ml uCi/ml uCi/ml Basis for release data e.g. effluent monitors, grab sample, composite sample and sample location:
- 16. Dose and Measurements and Projections A SITE BOU:DARY Actual Projected Uhole Body Dose Rate mR mR/hr Whole Body Commitment (for duration above) Rem Thyroid Dose Commitment (1 hour l
exposure) mrem mrem Thyroid Dose (total commitment) Rem f [3 PROJECTED OFFSITE 2 !!iles 5 Miles , 10 ?!iles Whole Body Dose Rate (mR/hr) Whole Body Dose (Rem) Thyroid Dose Commitment (1 hr Exposure - mrem) Thyroid Dose (Total Commitment - Rem) 17. 1 Protective tions: Action Recommendations and the Basis for the Recommenda-0-12 , Rev. 7/8
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