ML20235B621
| ML20235B621 | |
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| Site: | Seabrook  |
| Issue date: | 09/12/1987 |
| From: | George Thomas PUBLIC SERVICE CO. OF NEW HAMPSHIRE |
| To: | HAMPTON, NH |
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| ML20235B348 | List: |
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| OL, NUDOCS 8709240167 | |
| Download: ML20235B621 (14) | |
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September 12, 1987 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMISSION before the ATOMIC SAFETY AND LICENSING BOARD
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In the Matter of
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PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY OF
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Docket Nos. 50-443-OL NEW HAMPSHIRE, et al.
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50-444-OL
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Off-site Emergeacy (Seabrook Station, Units 1 and 2) )
Planning Issues
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APPLICANTS' FURTHER SUPPLEMENTAL ANSWERS TO TOWN OF HAMPTON (TOH)
SUPPLEMENTAL INTERROGATORIES Applicants' submit the following Further Supplemental Answers to TOH Supplemental Interrogatories S-2, S-3 and S-7 pursuant to this Board's Memorandum and Order (Ruling on Town of Hampton Motion to Compel Discovery) September 3, 1987.
TOH Supplemental Interrogatories S-2, S-3.
Response
Applicants submit by attachment hereto " Field notes taken and retained during the course of preparing NHRERP Personnel Assessment Summary."
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1 TOH Supplemental Interrogatory 7
"[H]ow Mr. Callendrello computed the number of persons required for the Town of Hampton emergency Response Organization.."
Memorandum and Order p.6.
Response
The "up to 70 persons" number as set forth in paragraph 5 in Mr. Callendrello's affidavit was obtained by a review of the TOH RERP and its associated precedures against present federal guidance and other RERPs that make up the entire offsite response effort for Seabrook as a first step.
This assessment was made to assure that the plan reflected all the required planning responsibilities.
Then a walk through of each implementing procedure was conducted to identify by position and functional responsibility all of the tasks to be performed in fulfilling the contemplated emergency response functions.
This drill led to the identification of those positions requiring staffing for 24-hour operations and a determination of the specific number (personnel) required to implement the plan.
Coupled with those positions specifically delineated in the Hampton RERP, the end result of the process was a judgmental determination that the TOH Emergency Operation Center Staff need was of 18 persons, that Emergency Operation Center Security required 2, Municipal Security 6, Traffic Control 2, Impediment Removal 30, Local Staging Area 3, Communications 1, Special Needs Verifications 1, Special
F SEP 11 "87 16 03 NHY.E-PLAN F,3' Fccilities Verifications 1, Public Safety 4, and Emergency op;rctions Center Clerk 2 for a total to 70 persons to
'irpicrent the TOH RERP.
Ao to Answere:
hy George M Thomme Vice President, Nuclear Prdduction New Hampshire Yankee Division of Public Service Company of New Hampshire September 11, 1987 Ctoto of New Hampshire Rockingham County, se.
Then appeared before me the above subscribed George 5.
Thence and made oath that he le the Vice President, Nuclear Production of New Hampshire Yankee Division, authorized to execute the foregoing responses to interrogator 1ee on behalf of tho Applicants, that he made inquiry and believes that tho foregoing answere accurately set forth such information co io available to the Applicante.
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G.M. Willant DATE:
May 6, 1987 SU6 JECT:
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On Thursday March 26. 1987 I met with Hampton Police Chief Bob Mark to obtain a clarification on the numeer of personnel he could provide for traffic control and municip.1..Swi16y uwring an emergency.
rne following people were also in-att ndance:
NAME AFFILIATION O. Deans NHCDA J. Enoch Schneider Engineers Sgt. Barnard Hampton Police D. Pe111 tier (part time)
Hampton Police Chiof Mark provided us with the following information:
- Uodate on total numcor of eople on the force as listed in t9e 1988 Hampton Annual Plan:
Full Time Law Enforcement Officers
- 35 (includes a he is about to hire)
Part Time Law Enforcement officers
- 60 Full Time Civilian Personnel 8 (includes 1 he is acout to hire)
Part Time Civilian Personnel
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- Numeer of personnel per shift in the winter:
Day Shift
- 6 people 2 days / week Night Shift
- 5 people 5 days / week Midnight shift
- 6 people all week
- The equipment / vehicle numbers in Appendix C of the plan are correct with the exception that the motorcycles are only available in the summer (May-N vemner).
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I asked Chief Mark en the average, how may people he feels that could have availaole for an emergency during a worst case scenario in the summer.
After some discussion, he stated that he probably could have available approximately 18 p:oole, thirteen for traffic control and five for municipal security.
The placement of Hampton Police for traffic control for the scenario is indicated on Attachment 1.
Municipal security will consist of 1 person / car in enen of the town's five sectors.
In terms of a winter scenario, Chief Mark feels that in the worst case he could ontv provide 5 people, 3 for traffic control and 2 for municipal security.
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and I reviewed the traffic control staffing recommended by E. Lieberman for the off season.
Chief Mark made suggestions on where he felt traffic control per-sonnel would be required in the winter.
His recommendations along with where he wculd place his people are indicated in Attachment 2.
Chief Mark also indicated he would oe willing to use Fire Personnel for traffic control if they are available.
l J. Enoch asked about transporting priser. ors during an emergency.
D. Deans told Chief Mark that he should call the IFO and request assistance from Rockingham Ccunty.
As results of this meeting several changes may reed to ce made to the NH Traffic Management Manual and the Resource Assessment.
Before this 13 done, however, I em cetng to submit Cn1ef Marks suggestions to E. Lieberman fee his review.
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u.i Ifpqmpts P;anning Questions and. Notes t
1 Review Appendix A. ensuring names and phone numcers are correct.
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What are the personnel and vehicle requirements for impediment removal during an average snowfall and/or blizzard conditica?
2.- What arrangnents will be made to assjgn an alternate to:
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Determine who will staff TCPF, (Hampton Police. State Police, Fish and Game, etc.) Check w!th George W!11 ant.
4, Determine equipnent requirements (phones., status boards desks, chairs.
etc.) for EOC operation.
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Review RAC' Comments and determine whether resource input is required (see resource group before arranging municipal planning meetings).
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Hampton Civil Defense (Town Manager. Fire Chief) have indicated they will not commit personnel to fill support positions.
They don't have to commit individuals, but rather the fire department in general.
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Community and State Agency Meeting Summaty
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November 19, 1988
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HamDton
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Judy Rainey ild Hartnett Bob Pariseau (NHCDA)
Chief Tony Kuncho (Fire)
Chief Robert Marx (Police)
Phil Richards (Town Manager)
John Hansen (Public Works)-
Deputy Chief Wrenn (Police) e lef Description of Items Discussed:
Resource Assessment
- ton items; (Identify person responsible for follow-up.
Provide that person with a copy of this form.
Submit a copy to Joe Enoch.)
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Dons the Town of th/A Wou own any buses?
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If yes, how many?
and what is the capacity?
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Do;e the town of thiapteu lease any buses?
If yes, how many?
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From what bus provider are buses leased? _O
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What are the Town buses normally used for7-1 Are buses that are owned, normally used for pickup and delivery of school children?
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O and what percentage of the total District student' population is serviced?
If applicable, what specific school buildings are serviced?
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