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Revs to Emergency Plan Procedures,Including Rev 2 to EPP-118, Alert & Notification Sys Surveillance & Supports, Rev 2 to EPP-202, Emergency Communications & Rev 7 to EPP-306, Use of Thyroid Blocking Agents
ML20238E878
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Site: Comanche Peak  Luminant icon.png
Issue date: 09/11/1987
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TEXAS UTILITIES ELECTRIC CO. (TU ELECTRIC)
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PROC-870911, NUDOCS 8709150265
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REVISION 67 PAGE 1 0F 2 Procedure No. Revision No. Procedure Title Review Date

  • EPP-102 4 Review, Update and Control Proc. Retired of'the Emergency Plan
  • EPP-103 1 Duties of the Emergency Proc.' Retired Coordinator b *EPP-104 3 Emergency Preparedness Drills & Exercises February, 1987
  • EPP-105 1 Notification of Off-Site Proc. Retired Officials Pending Flood or Failure of SCR Dam
  • EPP-106 1 Surveillance of Emergency Proc. Retired Equipment
  • EPP-107- 5 Maintenance and Inventory of January, 1988 Emergency Equipment and Supplies
  • EPP-108 5 Control of Designated June, 1987 EmergenQ Use Vehicles Used for Routine Operations
  • EPP-109. 5 Duties of the Emergency June, 1987 Coordinator
  • EPP-110 1 Corporate Support Proc. Retired
  • EPP-111 1 Offsite Support and Assistance Proc. Retired
  • EPP-112 5 Duties of Control Room June, 1987 Personnel During Emergencies 8709150265 870911 PDR ADOCK 05000445 F PDRr u__.________ _ _ . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ .__ _ _ .- _ _ _ . _ _ . _ . _

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  • EPP-113 1 Corporate Support Proc. Setired
  • EPP-114 1 Offsite Support and Assistance Proc. Retired
  • EPP-115 4 Release of Emergency-Related April, 1987 Information to the Public
  • EPP-116 2 Emergency Repair and Damage September, 1988 Control
  • EPP-117 3 Post Accident Sampling January, 1987
  • EPP-118 1 Outdoor Warning System February, 1987 Surveillance & Reports
  • EPP-119 0 Sound Powered Telephone October, 1987 and Emergency Evacuation Alarm System Periodic Testing
  • EPP-121 3 Recovery & Reentry May, 1987
  • EPP-201 2 Assessment of Emergency October, 1985 Action Levels, Emergency Classification, and Plan Activation
  • EPP-202 1 Emergency Com.munications August, 1988
  • EPP-203 7 Emergency Notification October, 1987 l I

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PROCEDURE INDEX VOLUME II REVISION 44 PAGE 1 0F 2 Procedure No. Revision No. Procedure Title Review Date

  • EPP-204 5- Activation of the TSC and August, 1988 TSC Personnel Duties
  • EPP-205 '4 Activation of the Operations May, 1987 Support Center and Operations Support Center Personnel Duties

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  • EPP-206 4 Activation of the Emergency June, 1987 Operations Facility (EOF) and EOF. Personnel Duties
  • EPP-207 4 Activation of the News Center April, 1987 and Personnel Duties
  • EPP-208 6 Access Control During June, 1987-Emergency Conditiors
  • EPP-209 2 Personnel Assembly & June, 1987 Accountability
  • EPP-210 6 Evacuation May, 1987 Release of Toxic Material
  • EPP-211 1 Proc. Retired
  • EPP-212 1 Release of Information to the Proc. Retired i Public I t
  • EPP-300 2 Manual Calculation of Release January, 1986 Races
  • EPP-301 2 Computer Assessment of Proc. Retired Radiological Conditions
  • EPP-302 4 Manual Assessment of Proc. Retired Radiological Conditions

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COMANCHE PEAK STEAM ELECTRIC STATION I I EMERGENCY PLAN MANUAL PROCEDURE INDEX VOLUME II REVISION 44 PAGE 2 0F 2 Procedure No. Revision No. Procedure Title Review Date

  • EPP-303 3 Micro-Computer Based. September, 1988 Emergency Dose Assessment
  • EPP-304 8 Protective Action Guides November, 1987

'*EPP-305 5 Exposure Guidelines and February, 1988 Personnel Dosimetry During Emergency Conditions

  • EPP-306 6 Use of Thyroid Blocking Agents May, 1987 i

{ } *EPP-307 4 Radiological Monitoring of October, 1987 Site Evacuees .

  • EPP-308 Transporting Contaminated 5 Septembct, 1988 Injured Personnel
  • EPP-309 6 Offsite Radiological June, 1987 Monitoring
  • EPP-310 4 On-Site and In-Plant June, 1987 Radiological Surveys
  • EPP-311 1 ERF Computer Assessment January, 1988 of Plant Conditions l l

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REVISION 68 PAGE 1 0F 2 Procedure No. Revision No. Procedure Title Review Date

  • EPP-102 4 Review, Update and Control Proc. Retired of the Emergency Plan
  • EPP-103 1 Duties of the Emergency Proc. Retired Coordinator

/N *EPP-104 3 Emergency Preparedness February, 1987

(_-) Drills & Exercises

  • EPP-105 1 Notification of Off-Site Proc. Retired Officials Pending Flood

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  • EPP-106 1 Surveillance of Emergency Proc. Retired  ;

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  • EPP-107 5 Maintenance and Inventory of January, 1988 Emergency Equipment and i Supplies j
  • EPP-108 5 Control of Designated June, 1987 Emergency Use Vehicles Used for Routine Operations
  • EPP-109 5 Duties of the Emergency June, 1987 Coordinator "EPP-110 1 Corporate Support Proc. Retired
  • EPP-lli 1 Offsite Support and Assistance Proc. Retired
  • EPP-ll2 5 Duties of Control Room June, 1987 Personnel During Emergencies

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'PAGE 2 0F 2 Procedure No.' Revision No. Procedure Title Review Date

  • EPP-113 1 Corporate Support Proc. Retired.
  • EPP-114 1 Offsite Support and Assistance Proc.. Retired '!

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  • EPP-115 4 Release of Emergency-Related April, 1987 Information to the Public
  • EPP-116 2 Emergency Repair and Damage September, 1988 Control
  • EPP-ll7 3 Post' Accident' Sampling January, 1987
  • EPP-118 C. 1 Outdoor Warning System Surveillance & Reports February, 1987
  • EPP-119 0 Sound Powered Telephone October, 1987 q and Emergency Evacuation Alarm System Periodic Testing
  • EPP-121 3 Recovery & Reentry May, 1987
  • EPP-201 2 Assessment of Emergency October, 1985 Action Levels, Emergency ]

Classification, and Plan Activation

  • EPP-202 2 Emergency Communications August, 1988
  • EPP-203 8 Initial and Follow-up Emergency October, 1987 Notification Communications to Response Organizations C

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This procedure provides information and guidance concerning the use of f

' communications systems available to the CPSES Emergency Organization.

Also provided is guidance for using and maintaining the Emergency ,

Facility, Telephone Directory. I 2.0 Applicability This procedure applies to the CPSES Emergency Organization.

3.0 Definitions 3.1 Commercial Telephone - Two. commercial telephone systems are used by CPSES: Continental Telephone Company which provides the major portion of of fsite communication services and Southwestern Bell Company which.provides local service to the Dallas area.

3.2 Private Branch Exchange (PBX) System - An independent,' utility owned telephone system that is utilized in administrative-areas of the station. This system provides special feature equipment for use onsite and is linked to the commercial systems for

<~s offsi'te communications.

(\~') 3.3' Fail Transfer - A feature of the PBX that ensures offsite communications are not lost if the PBX fails, by assigning-a commercial line to specific instruments in the emergency facilities, i 3.4 Emergency Notification System (ENS) - A direct dedicated communications. link between CPSES and the NRC Incident Response Center (IRC) in Bethesda, MD.; used to inform the NRC of an emergency.

3.5 Ring-Down Line - A direct, dedicated communications link between CPSES, the Department of Public Safety and the local Emergency Operations Centers in Glen Rose and Granbury; used to inform State and local officials of an emergency.

3.6 Two-Way Radio Communications System - A transmitter-receiver system used by emergency response personnel to communicate with each other and various emergency response facilities. To improve reception in plant buildings, monitor receivers or coaxial slotted cables, or both, are installed where required. When possible, channel one should be used for all effsite operations and channel three used for onsite/inplant operations.

3.7 Intra-Plant Sound Powered Telephone System - This system is

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power sources.- It serves the control room and other areas within the station not.normally covered by the PBX and provides a backup to the Plant Page Party System.

3.8 Plant Page Party System - A communications system that provides.

five-(5) party lines and a paging line. This system serves the 1

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1 3.9f NRC Health Physics Network (HPN) - Dedicated phone. lines used by the NRC and Radiation Protection personnel to confer on radiological emergency problems.

3.10 Direct Telephone Line to the System Dispatcher - A direct', leased

telephone.line and speaker circuit linking the system dispatcher in the System Operations Center to CPSES operators in the control Room., T1.is direct line is independent of the PBX system, making it available during emergency conditions.

3.11 Emergency Evacuation Alarm System - The emergency evacuation alarm is generated by a solid, state multifrequency audio oscillator capable of producing five distinctive tones which can' be heard.over all plant paging zones via the Plant Page Party System. The evacuation alarm is a pulse tone at a frequency of O 475 (1 25) hertz at a rate of 4.5 (1 0.5) cycles /sec. This tone meets the specifications described in ANSI /ANS 2.3-1979 and

Regulatory Guide 8.5.

3.12 Intraplant Portable Radio Transmitter-Receiver System For the CPSES Security Organization's use only, two communication channels of unique wavelength are provided to enable two-way radio ~ communication between security posts and the various plant buildings. Portable transmitter-receivers. operating on either one or both channels are provided for use by Security personnel for communication between various areaslof the plant.

To improve reception in plant buildings, monitor receivers or coaxial slotted cables, or both, are installed where required.

The radio transmitter carrier frequencies are chosen to preclude interference with radio-controlled cranes and carrier frequencies used by the switchyard remote supervisory carrier current equipment.

'4. 0 Instructions 4.1 Precautions 4.1.1 The Ring-Down line and the ENS line are activated by lifting the hand set. These lines should not be used O.~ except for routine communications checks, drills / exercises and emergencies, e

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"This is as drill," should precede and follow all communications to distinguish between a simulated emergency and an actual emergency.

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4.1.3 If contacted by an unknown individual, attempt to

_ _ _ f ascertain their concern and route or refer the caller to q the' appropriate person or to rumor control.(897-2952 or j extension 4701). DO NOT arbitrarily provide information J to this individual. j

'4.1.4 Communication interfaces between. facilities and offsite organizations are illustrated in Attachment ~ 1. j 4.1.5 Communication between the EOF and the site is normally routed through the TSC.

4.1.6 Bracketed information is considered personal data and is  ;

not to be released pursuant to 10 CFR Part 2.790(a)(6).

4.2 Initial Actions l 4.2.1 Once activation of emergency facilities has'taken place, I O the CPSES Emergency Facility Directory. may be used for' reference to communicate between individuals and facilities.

4.2.1.1 Current copies of the CPSES Emergency Facility Directory are maintained in each emergency facility.

4.2.1.2 These directories will be updated as the need arises. However, all phone numbers will be verified accurate within 12 months of the most recent revision date and a new directory will be issued.

4.2.2 The facility communicators normally handle communications between facilities and with offsite organizations; clerks may assist the communicators as required.

NOTE: Facility managers (Shift Supervisor, OSC Manager, TSC Manager and EOF Manager) are .

responsible for overall communications within  !

their respective facility; however, actual communications may be assigned to other personnel.

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^4.2.2.1 Initial and follow-up messages should be sent by telecopier whenever possible. Announcement of the message or. verbal transmission of important information may precede the telecopy transmission. Instructions for use of the Model  !

8900.telecopiers is included in Attachment 3, l "Telecopier Instructions." l NOTE: Conraunicators should be specific and concise when transmitting information by.

voice and should also inform the individual receiving the transmission that the message is for information only and that a message (reference the number) is being transmitted by telecopy. j 4.3 Subsequent Actions 4.3.1 Recordkeeping requirements are detailed in EPP-203,

" Emergency Notification," and are in accordance with STA-302, " Station Records."

p 5.0- References Q 5.1 NUREG-0654/ FEMA-REP-1, Rev. 1, " Criteria for Preparation and' Evaluation of Radiological Emergency Response Plans and

-Preparedness in Support of Nuclear Power Plants" 5.2 CPSES Emergency Plan, Section 4.0

'5.3 EPP-201, " Assessment of Emergency Action Levels, Emergency Classifications and Plan Activation" 5.4 EPP-203, " Emergency Notification" 5.5 STA-302, " Station Records" 6.0 Attachments 6.1 Attachment 1, " Emergency Response Communications Responsibilities and Interfaces" 6.2 Attachment 2, "Telecopier Instructions (Model 8900r 6.3 Attacheent 3, " Example of the CPSES Emergency Facility Directory" O

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. PAGE 1 0F 3 TELECOPIER INSTRUCTIONS (MODEL 8900) ll The Pitney-Bowes Model 890u Telecopiers have preprogrammed lists-of on-site and off-site telecopier numbers, to which they automatically send., The autodial cards or preprogrammed list feature will automatically store a document in an internal wemory and transmit the document to all list locations. If the selected number is busy, the telecopier will.redial the number two additional times at five minute intervals. -If the number still cannot be reached, a message'will be printed with the ID and SPEED DIAL number (s) of uncompleted calls. ,

1 The following are the instructions for operating the Model 8900 telecopier, starting with the most preferred method:

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1. AUTODIAL CARD - Insert the autodial card, face down,.with arrows pointed into machine, followed by the documents to be transmitted, .;

also face down. (Autodial cards will normally be filled'out already and available at the telecopier location.)

O 2. SENDING A PREPROGRAMMED LIST - Follow the actions listed below if this option is chosen.

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a. Insert document face down in document feeder.
b. Press: FUNCTION SELECT Autodial c. Press: YES Enter Number d. Press: 1 (for list one) or 2 (for list two)
e. Press: YES Send ? f. Press: YES Normal 7 g. Press: YES
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Relay, i. Press: N0*'

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COMMAND COMPLETE: If all steps were followed correctly, the-document (s) should now be transmitted.

Y -*These features will not be used during emergency. operations.

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The following is a list of. numbers that are preprogrammed iato the 1 telecopier and the breakdown of the calling lists. i SPEED #' IDENTIFICATION. TELECOPY_NUMT.ER i

1 Hood County EOC (817) 573-7372 2 Somervell County EOC- (817) 897-3400 3 DPS - Waco (817) 799-9443 4' State EOC - Austin (512) 451-2291 5- BRC - Texas (512) 832-9715 6 Dallas Corporate offices (214) 979-8804 j 7 NRC Operations Center (301) 492-8187 8 Technical Support Center Extension 5891 9 Operations Support Center Extension 5749 10 Emergency Operations Facility Extension 5715 11 Alternate News Center (number later)

The following are " lists" of speed dial numberc which the Model 8900 series facsimile machines use to send automatically.

LIST SPEED NUMBERS USES 1 1,2,3,4,5,6,9 Initial and Follow-Up Messages, News Releases 2 5,6,7,8,9 Technical Information to NRC and OSC (Rad and OPS Status Sheets)

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EMERGENCY PLAN MANUAL gIEDATE2 6 I987 EPP-203 9 INITIAL AND FOLLOW-UP EMERGENCY NOTIFICATION COMMUNICATIONS TO RESPONSE ORGANIZATIONS REVISION NO. 8 PAGE 2 0F 13 1.0 Purpose This procedure provides instruction for initially notifying members of the CPSES Emergency Organization, as well as Federal, State and local authorities in the event of an emergency at CPSES. It also provides for maintaining the Emergency Organization Notification Instructions and Roster, the Emergency Organization Access Roster, as well as instructions for periodic updating Federal State and local authorities.

2.0 Applicability This procedure applies to personnel responsible for notifying the CPSES Emergency Organization, Corporate personnel, and State and Federal officials. It also applies to those who maintain the Emergency Organir,ation Notification Instructions and Roster and Emergency Organization Access Roster.

This procedure becomes effective when issued.

3.0 Definitions None 4.0 Instructions 4.1 Local and State officials shall be notified promptly when events occur which make declaration of an emergency class appropriate;

'then escalating or deescalating to a higher or lower Emergency Action Level; or when they need to be informed of current status information. This is intended to indicate within about 15 minutes or sooner, where possible, on the initial notification and as soon as possible when the Emergency Classification changes. Informational updates should be provided at least every sixty (60) minutes. The NRC must be notified immediately upon completion of the notification to local and State authorities but not later than one (1) hour after the emergency was declared. On a change in the Emergency Classification, the NRC must be notified immediately.

PRECAUTION: Calls made to the NRC regarding an emergency may only be terminated by the NRC.

4.2 The initial and follow-up messages to State and local officials shall be announced by voice communications using the "ringdown line," then transmitted by telecopier. Voice communications may be utilized when the teJecopier is not operating. Instructions for completing and transmitting messages are located in the e Emergency Notification Instructions and Roster.

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hiGTE: Attachment 1.to this procedure provides an example of the message form. Copies of the forms are maintained in! each Emergency Responsa Facility except the News Center.

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State Approval Section (SF) shall be marked "no," and Remarks 4

(10) should indicatei" State not contacted." ,

4.4 When using voice communications to transmit a message, cod r each l paraguaph in order with specific, concise diction. SUut2. ALL NAMES. ,  !

4.5- Each message form should be completed in its entirety using current-information, Not Applicable (N/A), or NONE.

4.6 In drille'and exercises, communications related to these events,-

should he preceded and followed by: "This is a dri g."

4.7 The personnel listed on the Emergency Organization Notification Instracticns and Rester constitute the Emergency Response i G Organizailon. This organization fores the basis for long term emergqncy response and may be modif' led or supplemented by the Emergendy/ coordinator or the facility manager, j

j NOTE: Emsigency Response personnel with augmentation ,

responsibilities should make every effort to report to .

their duty station (and subsequent 1y'to the facility I manager or the Emergency Coordinator) within 40 minutes after being informed of an Alert or higher Classification.

The Technical Support Center (TSC) and the Operations Support Center (OSC) should be activated within 60 minutes

.of an-Alert or higher classification and the Emergency Operations Facility (EOF) withio 60 minutes of a Site Ates Endrgency or General Emergency. The Logistical Support 'j Cinter (LSC) will be staffed and ac.tivated as directed by the Logistical Support Center Maneter.

s 4.8 Positions identified in the Emergency Organization are assigned to sections within the Company which poisess the technical skills to perform the function. The supervisors of~these sections are 1 K

responsible for assigning individuals to these positions.

Positions and responsibility assi nments F are shown in the Emergency Organization Modification Instructions and R6 ster, c j P 1 e

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, Organization should report any changes in personnel or in

.ir;dividual telephone numbers to the Emergency Planning Section as they occur.

1 4.11 Supervisors who may have a shortage of trained individuals needed 1

( to fill Emergency Organization positions may coordinate with I other sections for necessary personnel. The Emergency Planning Section shall assist in coordinating between sections; however, '

the responsibility for the position and the individuals' qualifications remain f with the supervisor assigned the position.

l 4.12 The Emergency Planning Manager shall provide an Emergency l

, Organization Access Roster to Security at least each calendar I quarter. lThe royter will be compiled from names listed on the J Er;iergency Organiz.ition Notification Instructions and Roster.

@ - Titis Emergency Organization Access Roster provides an Alphabeti::cd 11stf ng of emergency response personnel that

' Security shall use during a site evacuation to permit access to the Protected Arna and the EOF. (Reference EPP-208, " Access Control during Emergency Conditions," and EPP-209, " Personnel Assembly and Accountability.") The Operations Manager shall provide Security with a listing of Operations personnel that require access to the Protected Area during emergency situations.

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) responsibility. Information on the Emergency Organization Notification Instructions and Roster is considered personal data and-is not to be.teleased pursuant to 10 CFR Part 2.790(a)(6).

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4.14.1.2 Ensure Security, NRC, local and State agencies are notified of the emergency and any changes.in classification or significant events during the emergency.

NOTE: NRC is notified using the ENS line; local' and State agencies are notified using the ringdown line and telecopier; Security is notified by PBX phone and' Plant Page-Party System.

4.14.1.3 Approve notification messages to offsite organizations.

4.14.1.4 Ensure onsite personnel are notified by .

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b 4.14.1.5 Ensure notification communication responsibilities are transferred to the TSC when the Emergency Coordinator's responsibilities are transferred.

4.14.2 Control Room Communicators

'l 4.14.2.1 When selected, report to the on-duty Shift i Supervisor (Emergency Coordinator).

4.14.2 2 Complete notification calls as directed by the J Emergency Coordinator (Shift Supervisor) using the Emergency Organization Notification  ;

Instructions and Roster.

NOTE: Instructions for using the speed call feature and operating the telecopier are provided in the roster, plus, operating guides are provided at each telecopier.

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7 '4.i4.3.4 Will notify the Emergency Ccurdinator when the Emergency Organizaticrit notification is complete.

.4'.14.4 Technical Support Center Advisor 4.14.4 1 The Technical Support Center Mvisor cets as the Communications. Coordinator for ttw Technical Support Center.

l 4.14.4.2 he/She prioritizes e nsages for offsite d.tstribution to ensure operational information is reloased prior to public information.

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4.14.4.5 Perform other communications responsibilities as assigned by the TSC Manager.

4.14.4.6 Ensura the offsite communications, less the ENS line responsibilities are transferred to the Communications Coordinator when the Emergency Coordinator's responsibilities are transferred.

4.14.5 TSC/ ENS Communicators 4.14.5.1 Initially report to the Control Room and assist the Control Room Communicators. Ensure the TSC Advisor is aware of their location while they are in the Control Room.

4.14.5.2 Coordinate the transfer of notification communication responsibilities from the Control Room Communicators to the TSC when the Emergency Coordinator's responsibilities are transferred.

'm, 4.14.5.3 Make a copy of all Control Room messages sent to x/ response organizations for the TSC files.

4.14.5.4 Transfer the telecopier from the Control Room to the TSC and back to the Control Room when the TSC is deactivated.

4.14.5.5 Ensure Security, NRC, local and State agencies and Corporate offices are notified of changes in classification or significant events during the emergency.

4.14.5.6 Ensure all messages to offsite organizations are approved by the Emergency Coordinator.

l 4.14.5.7 Ensure the EOF Communicators are briefed prior l to transfer of notification communication l responsibilities to the EOF.  !

l NOTE: The TSC/ ENS Communicators will retain I the responsibilities for the ENS line.

The EOF Emergency Coordinator EOF Engineering Team, EOF Communicators or NRC membere in the EOF may use the line; however, the TSC/ ENS Communicator will monitor and control O the system.

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4.14.5.9 Maintain a communications log.

4.14.6 TSC/HP Network Communicator 4.14.6.1 Communicate Radiological information requested by the NRC.

4.14.6.2 Inform the Onsite Radiological Assessment Coordinator of all requests for information from the NRC.

4.14.6.3 Coordinate the transfer of the HP Network to the EOF when the Emergency Coordinator's responsibil-ities are transferred; informs NRC of the transfer, however remains prepared to provide information if requested.

4.14.6.4 Maintain a Communications log.

,s 4.14.7 Communications Coordinator

\/ 4.14.7.1 Coordinate the transfer of notification communication responsibilities from the TSC to the EOF.

4.14.7.2 Coordinates all communications from the EOF to offsite agencies.

4.14.7.3 Prioritizes messages intended for offsite distribution to ensure operational information is transmitted prior to public information.

NOTE: Operational messages to local and state facilities should receive the highest priority.

4.14.7.4 Ensure Security, NRC, local and State agencies and Corporate offices are notified of changes in event classification or significant events during the emergency.

4 14,7.5 Ensure all messages to offsite authorities are approved by the Emergency Coordinator.

4.14.7.6 Supervise the EOF Communicators.

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4.14.7.7 Perform other notification communication l responsibilities as assigned by the Emergency I Coordinator.

4.14.8 EOF Communicators 4.14.8.1 Coordinate the transfer of notification communication responsibilities from the TSC to the EOF. ,

1 4.14.8.2 Ensure Security, NRC, local and State agencies ,

and Corporate offices are notified of changes in 1 classification or significant events during the emergency.

4.14.8.3 Ensure all messages to offsite organizations are approved by the Emergency Coordinator.

4.14.8.4 Perform other notification communication responsibilities as assigned by the Communications Coordinator.

4.14.8.5 Maintain a communications log.

4.14.9 EOF /HP Network Communicator 4.14.9.1 Coordinates the transfer of the HP Network to the EOF. Informs NRC of this transfer.

4.14.9.2 Communicates all radiological information requested by the NRC.

4.14.9.3 Informs the Offsite Radiological Assessment Coordinator of al) requests for information from the NRC.

4.14.9.4 Maintains a Communication log.

4.14.10 Emergency Planning Manager 4.14.10.1 The Emergency Planning Manager or his designee is responsible for reviewing the changes to the Emergency Organization Notification Instructions and Roster submitted by supervisors, and at least each calendar quarter shall eneure it is revised and distribution made as required.

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NOTE: Interim changes to the Emergency Organization Notification Instructions and Roster may be made by memo from the Emergency Plannin,. Section. Distribution of the memo will be the same as the roster.

4.15 Suosequent Actions 4.15.1 Offsite communication with the NRC, local and State agencies and Corporate offices is the responsibility of the Emergency Coordinator, through his designated representative. When the Emergency Coordinator duties are transferred, the communication responsibilities with regard to offsite communications are normally transferred.

As a minimum, the following steps should be taken by the designated representative in order to conduct the transfer:

4.15.1.1 Conduct a briefing with the new Communicators.

4.15.1.2 Ensure the old and new Emergency Coordinator is aware of the transfer of offsite communication responsibilities.

4.15.1.3 Inform the NRC, local and State agencies and Corporate offices the communications responsibilities are being transferred.

4.15.1.4 Document the transfer on EPP-203-3, " Emergency Communications Log Sheet" (Attachment 2).

4.15.2 Emergency Organization personnel assigned communication duties shall maintain a communication log (EPP-203-3,

" Emergency Communications Log Sheet"),

4.15.3 Upon termination of the emergency, records generated in response to an actual emergency shall be handled in accordance with STA-302, " Station Records."

5.0 References 5.1 10 CFR Part 2.790(a)(6) 5.2 CPSES Emergency Plan L--__. _ . . _ . .

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5.6 EPP-209, " Personnel Assembly and Accountability" 5.7 NUREG-0654/ FEMA-REP-1, Rev. 1, " Criteria for Preparation and Evaluation of Radiological Emergency Response Plans and Preparedness in Support of Nuclear Power Plants" 5.8 SEC-610. " Security Response During Operating Procedures" 5.9 STA-302, " Station Reccrds" 5.10 TRA-105, " Emergency Preparedness Tratuing" 6.0 Attachments 6.1 Attachment 1, " Notification Message Form"

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  • EPP-204 5 Activation of the TSC and August. 1988 TSC Personnel Duties
  • EPP-205- .4 Activation of the Operations May, 1987 Support Center.and Operations Support Center Personnel Duties
  • EPP-206 4 Activation of the Emergency June. 1987 Operations Facility (EOF) and EOF Personnel Duties

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  • EPP-208 6 Access Control During June, 1987 Emergency Conditions
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  • EPP-210 6 Evacuation May, 1987
  • EPP-211 1 Release of Toxic Material Proc. Retired
  • EPP-212 1 Release of Information to the Proc. Retired Public
  • EPP-300 2 Manual calculation of Release January, 1986 Rates
  • EPP-301 2 Computer Assessment of Proc. Retired Radiological Conditions 1
  • EPP-302 4 Manual Assessment of Proc. Retired Radiological Conditions C).

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  • EPP-304 8 Protective Action Guides November, 1987
  • EPP-305 5 Exposure Guidelines and Feb ruary , 1988 Personnel Dosimetry During Emergency Conditions
  • EPP-306 7 Use of Thyroid Blocking Agents May, 1987
  • EPP-307 4 Radiological Monitoring of October, 1987 '

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  • EPP-308 5 Transporting Contaminated September, 1988 Injured Personnel
  • EPP-309 6 Offsite Radiological June, 1987 Monitoring
  • EPP-310 4 On-Site and In-Plant June, 1987 Radiological Surveys
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1.0 Purpose The purpose of this procedure is to prescribe guidelines for the use I of the thyroid blocking agent, potassium iodide (KI), and to specify the records and inspections necessary for using and maintaining KI.

2.0 Applicability This procedure is applicable to TU Electric personnel, contractors and other personnel located on TU Electric property who have been or may be exposed to radiciodines that could result in a total dose to the thyroid greater than 10 Rem.

This procedure also applies to the Texas Department of Health, Bureau of Radiation Control and state and local emergency response personnel.

3.0 Definitions 3.1 Thyroid Blocking - The introduction of stable iodine into the body, which results in the thyroid becoming saturated with the stable iodine, thus preventing the thyroid from absorbing radioiodine.

G 3.2 Hypothyroidism - Deficient functional activity of the thyroid gland.

3.3 H_ hyperthyroidism - Excessive functional activity of the thyroid gland.

3.4 Goiter - An enlargement of the thyroid gland, resulting in a swelling of the front of the neck.

4.0 Instructions 4.1 Precautions 4.1.1 Potassium iodide (KI) shall be offered to TU Electric personnel, contractors or other personnel located on TU Electric property only when instructed by the Emergency Coordinator.

4.1.1.1 The Emergency Coordinator should have the concurrence of the Radiation Protection Coordinator or his alternate prior to giving this instruction.

NOTE: The use of a thyroid blocking agent is only a recommendation. Each affected individual must decide whether to consume the drug.

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4.1.2 A thyroid blocking agent should not be used in lieu of

[ other methods of protection'such as respiratory protection or limiting time spent in the plume. If a significant radiciodine concentration exists, thyroid blocking agents may be used in conjunction with other protective measures.

4.1.3 For maximum effect, KI should be administered at least 30 minutes to 60 minutes prior to the anticipated exposure.

!!0j]i: Uptake of radioiodines by the thyroid is reduced by.

50% when KI is taken within 3-4 hours after exposure; however, little benefit is gained when taken 10-12 hours after exposure.

4.1,4 - The recommended adult dosage shall be one (1) 130-mg KI tablet per day for a period of up to seven (7) days. If individuals elect to take KI, they should be instructed to take one tablet per day for seven consecutive days.

NOTE: In rare instances KI may cause side effects such as Hypothyroidism with Goiter, Hyperthyroidism, or Iodide Goiter. Individuals offered KI should be aware of these potential side effects as well as the ramifications of not using the KI.

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4.1.5 KI-is stored in the Emergency Kits and Emergency Lockers, and replaced prior to its expiration date. KI stores are inventoried monthly in accordance with EPP-107, "Maint911101 i d (T e i '+ -f En'rcercy Equipment and Supplies." Additional supplies of KI are available from the warehouse.

4.1.6 A supply of 250 doses of KI is available to State and local emergency response personnel assigned to perform emergency activities within the CPSES 10-mile emergency planning zone. This supply is located in the emergency response storage room at the NOSF. KI shall not be dispensed to these emergency response personnel without the authorization of the Commissioner of Health. Texas l Department of Health, or his designee.

4.2 Immediate Actions 4.2.1 The Emergency Coordinator should recommend the use of the thyroid blocking agent, potassium iodide (KI), to TU Electric personnel, contractors or other petsennel located on TU Electric property if the total thyroid dose has exceeded or is anticipated to exceed 10 Rem.

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NOTE: Projected thyroid doses may be obtained using one of two methods. The preferred method is to obtain actual radiciodine concentrations. These concentrations along with the approximate time of exposure can give a projected thyroid dose using the graph in EPP-304, " Protective Action Guides."

The second method is to use plant radiciodine release rate data and project offsite thyroid doses using one of the offsite dose projection systems available to Dose Assessment personnel.

4.2.2 Radiation Protection (RP) personnel are responsible for distributing KI. RP personnel shall ensure the information listed on Form EPP-306-2, " Record of Potassium Iodide Distribution", (refer to Attachment 1), is completed for each individual accepting KI. The form shall be forwarded to the emergency facility radiation protection manager responsible for the RP personnel. In an actual emergency, the EPP-306-2 Forms shall be filed in accordance with STA-302, " Control of Station Records".

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4.3.2 Personnel exposed to a high concentration of radiciodine shall receive a body count as soon as practical and should receive subsequent body counts at the discretion of the Radiation Protection Manager.

4.3.2.1 The results of subsequent body counts shall be processed in accordance with HPI-500, " Bioassay Program."

4.3.3 Personnel who have exceeded a total thyroid dose of 5 Rem should be excluded from further exposure for ALARA consid-erations.

5.0 References 5.1 CPSES Emergency Plan, Section 8.0 5.2 EPP-107, " Maintenance and Inventory of Emergency Equipment and Supplies" l-5.3 EPP-304, " Protective Action Guides"

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5.4 HPI-500,~ " Bioassay Program" '

5.5 U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Examination of Off-Site Radiological Emergency Protective Measures for Nuclear Reactor l Accidents Involving Core Melt, NUREG/CR-1131, September 1981.

5.6 Bureau of Radiological Health and Bureau of Drugs, Potassium Iodide As A Thyroid-Blocking Agent In A Radiation Emergency:

Proposed Recommendation On Use, April 1981.

l' 5.7 Environmental Protective Agency, Manual of Protective Action-L Guides and Protective Actions.for Nuclear Incidents, EPA-520/1-75-001, September 1975.

, 5.8 National Council on Radiation Protection and Measurements (NCRP):

l' Protection of the Thyroid Gland in the Event of Release of Radiciodine, NCRP Report No. 55, August 1, 1977.

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  • EPP-102 4 ' Review, Update and Control Proc.-Retired' of the Emergency Plan L..
  • EPP-103 1 Duties of the Emergency- Proc. Retired.

Coordinator

  • EPP-105 1 Notification of Off-Site Proc. Retired Officials Pending Flood or Failure of SCR Dam
  • EPP-106 1 Surveillance of Emergency Proc.' Retired 1 Equipment
  • EPP-107 5 Maintenance and Inventory of January, 1988 Emergency Equipment and l Supplies i
  • EPP-108 -5 Control of Designated June, 1987 Emergency Use Vehicles Used for Routine Operations

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  • EPP-109 5 Duties of the Emergency June, 1987 Coordinator
  • EPP-110 1 Corporate Support Proc. Retired
  • EPP-lll 1 Offsite Support and Assistance Proc. Retired
  • EPP-ll2 5 Duties of Control Room June, 1987 Personnel During Emergencies

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  • EPP-114 1 Offsite Support and Assistance Proc. Retired
  • EPP-115 4 Release of Emergency-Related April, 1987 Information to the Public
  • EPP-116 2 Emergency Repair and Damage September, 1988 Control
  • EPP-117 3 Post Accident Sampling January, 1987

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  • EPP-119 0 Sound Powered Tule .ione October, 1987 and Emergency Evacuation Alarm System Periodic Testing
  • EPP-121 3 Recovery & Reentry May., 1987
  • EPP-201 2 Assessment of Emergency October, 1985 Action Levels, Emergency Classification, and Plan Activation
  • EPP-202 2 Emergency Communications August, 1988
  • EPP-203 8 Initial and Follow-up Emergency October, 1987 Notification Communicatiess to Response Organizations p

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1.0 Purpose This procedure specifies actions and-reports neccssary to ensure and document the operability of the Alert and Notification. System.. It ,

does not govern tests and other activities conducted by maintenance or other groups; h6 wever, reports regarding this system may incorporate ]'

data collected by these groups. ]

2.0 Applicability I

This procedure is applicable to personnel who assist in completing the' operability tests and reports.

3.0 De_finitions 3.1 Alert and Notification System - a svster. of sirens and activation consoles used to. alert the populace within 10 miles of CPSES to an emergency. This system is also known as the Outdoor Warning System (0WS) as well as the Siren System. The notification

. portion of the system is the responsibility of the local governments through the Emergency Broadcast System and is not addressed in this procedure.

I 3.2 Operability Test - monthly observation of the consoles and a portion (at least 10 sirens) of the system. The remainder of the sirens are checked by reviewing the installed counters and growl testing each siren not observed, except during the months the electrical wSintenance section performs an inspection. (See paragraph 3.3.)

NOTE: Each siren is equipped with a non-adjustable, non-reversible counter which advances each time the siren is activated.

3.3 Quarterly / Annual Inspections - preventative maintenance performed by the Electrical Maintenance Section in accordance with procedures EMI-328, " Emergency Alerting System Quarterly Inspection" und EMI-329, " Emergency Alerting System Annual Inspection". Results from these inspections are used to complete the appropriate monthly operability test.

4.0 Instructions 4.1 Precautions _

4.1.1 Hearing protection should be worn when working close to (within 200 ft.) a siren.

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NOTE: The landowner or his representative may be requested to report the operation of a siren in liet of a TU Electric representative entering private property.

4.1.3 Deficiencies in the Alert and Notification System chall be corrected within a four month period'per Title 10 CFR Part 50, Appendix E, Section IV.D.3.

4.2 initial Actions 4.2.1 The system activation test conducted under the provisions of this procedure is scheduled for the first Monday of each month at 12:00 noon. It may be postponed or cancelled by the Sheriff or the County Judge-if severe weather or other potential emergency exists at the time of ths. scheduled tect. Since the law enforcement radio transmits the activation signal, emergency radio traffic  !

/"3 has priority over the test and could cause a delay. The N) growl testing will follow during the month as scheduled by the Emergency Planning Manager.  !

4.2.2 The Emergency Planning Manager verbally appoints a Tust Coordinator each month.

4.2.3 The Test Coordinator is responsible for ensuring the following:

4.2.3.1 Arranging fur personnel, transpor;tation,  !

communications equipment and other equipment as required. l 4.2.3.2 Notifying the Sheriff's office / dispatcher, the n Operations and the Operations Manager, Pla't Shift Supervisor of the scheduled test. I 4.2.3.3 Contacting private land owners to obtain I I

permission to access their land or to request their assistance if required.

4.2.3.4 Coordinating the test based on the surveillance I schedule. l 4.2.3.5 Coordinating the counter survey and growl (s

testing of the sirens not observed during the

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4.2.4 Each observer is responsible for the following:

4.2.4.1 N ting the satisfactory or unsatisfactory operation plus any irregularities of each assigned siren on Form EPP-llS-2.

4.2.4.2 ' Noting the' time of day each assigned siren was

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4.2.4.3 Noting the counter reading prior to and after the test.

4.2.4.4. .Providing the completed EPP-118-2 to the Test Coordinator.

4.2.4.5 The ob' server-conducting the counter survey.and-growl test will record the.results on EPP-118 and provide the' completed form.to the Test Coordinator..

4.3 Subsequent' Actions 4.3.1 During the monthly operability test, the Test Coordinator shall immediately notify the Cointrol koom Shif t Supervisor if one quadrant or more of the system should fail to operate. The Shift Supervisor shall inform NRC in accordance with 10 CFR 50.72b(1)(v), STA-501 and STA-503.

NOTE: NUREG-1022, Supplement No. 1,. February 1984

, clarified 10 CFR 50.72b(1)(v) .. The report is required when the capability to alert e large segment of the population is lost for a period of'one hour. Within the Comanche Peak Steam Electric Station Emergency Planning Zone (EPZ) the loss of one iuadrant l or more of the system-requires reporting to the NRC.

4.3.2 If during an emergency one quadrant or more of the system fails to operate, the local governments should inform the .;

Emergency Coordinator who shall inform NRC.

4.3.3 The Test Coordinator compiles the data received from the l cbservers, submits a Work Request (WR) in accordance with 1- STA-606, " Work Requests and Work Orders," if required and

l. routes the report- (EPP-118-1) to the Emergency Planning Manager after,all actions are complete.

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4.3.3.1.1 Inform the Sheriff of the county in which the deficiency exists, the number (s) of the siren (s)'having the deficiency and when the deficiency has been corrected.

4.3.3.1.2 The Test Coordinator should include on the WR a request for Electrical Maintenance to notify the Emergency Planning Manager (cr Test Coordinator) regarding the status of the work by a-specified date (e.g. 14 days, 60 days,-

1 month, etc.).

4.3.3.1.3 The Electrical Maintenance Manager shall ensure Emergency Planning is informed upon completion of the work.

4.3.3.1.4 Retain a copy of the WR for reference D

.' purposes. When the work has been completed, the copy may be destroyed.

. 4.3.4 The Emergency Planning Manager shall ensure a report i regarding the operability of the Alert and Notification System during the previous six months is completed and submitted to FEMA via'the Texas Division of Emergency Manageaent.

4.3.5 Documentation pertaining to system testing generated per-this procedure shall be maintained in accordance with STA-302, " Station Records".

5.0 References 5.1 CPSES Emergency Plan 'l 5.2 NUREG 0654, Appendix 3 l' 5.3 EMI-328, " Emergency Alerting System Quarterly Inspection" l j; 5.4 EMI-329 " Emergency Alerting System Annual Inspection" l 5.5 STA-302, "Gration Records" l

5.6 STA-606, " Work Requests and Work Orders" l

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.5.8 Comanche Peak Steam Electric Station Site-Specific Offsite- l

. Radiological-Emergency Preparedness Alert and Notification System j Quality Assurance Verification. FEMA, June 17, 1985 .]

.5 . 9 NUREG-1022. Supplement No. 1. Feb. 1984 a 6.0 Attachments 6.1 Attachment 1, Form EPP-118-1, " Alert and Notification System Operability Test Report" 6.2 Attachment 2, Form EPP-118-2, " Alert and Notification Syrtem f Observers Operability Test Report" j 6.3' Attachment 3. Form EPP-118-3, " Comanche Peak Alert and Notification Maintenance and Operability Tracking System" 6.4 Attachment 4, Fore EPP-118-4, " Alert and Notification System Operability Counter and Growl Test Report" l- . .;.

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  • Sheriff Notified: (697-2242) Date/ Time:

(1-573-1123) Date/ Timer WR tesued (Date): Work Order Returned (Date):

WHEN fi1RENS ARE RETURNED TO SERVICE, COMPLETE THE FOLLOWING:

  • Sheriff Notified (897-2242) Dete/ Times (1-573-1123) Date/ Times
  • Notify Sheriff only if deficiency is in his/her county.

Shift Supervisor Notified: Date/ Time Shift Supervisor Notified (Date/ Time) Syntes Back in Service e Required only in accordance with paragraph 4.3.1 EFF-118.

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Recommended Control  ; Recommended 'i Month EOC' Staff' Recommended Sirens

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=Nov 24,49 17,46 37,56 Jun Somervell 6 55,64 36,65 Dec 22,40 25,58 16,35 NOTE 1: Siren 1, 31, 41 and 42 are checked each month. Sirens 1 and 42 are located on' plant property -< assistance may be requested from

. Security. Siren #41 is located in Squaw Creek Park - assistance may be requested from SCPI ot 1-573-7053. Siren #31 is located in Pecan Plantation - Call 1-5/3-2127 or 1-573-2641 and request either the Leonard Brothers or the Pecan Plantation Homeowners Association for their assistance if required.

NOTE 2: Siren #26 is located in Tarrant Encampment - Call 897-4011_for assistance, if required.

NOTE 3: The extra observers needed for siren #30 may be g] transported with the individual observing sirens 12 and 29.

av NOTE 4: Siren 47 can be verified from the Sheriffs office, Somervell County.

NOTE 5: This schedule may be changed et any time by the Emergency Plannina Manager.

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