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Forwards Draft Commonwealth of Ma 2.206 Petition Re Pilgrim & Proposed Assignments & Milestones
ML20245C300
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Site: Pilgrim
Issue date: 10/20/1987
From: Boger B
Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation
To: Thadani A
Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation
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FOIA-88-198 2.206, NUDOCS 8904270106
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- F. Congel , NRR S. Collins, RI L. Chandler, OGC

'FROM: Bruce A. Roger, Assistant Director for Reaion I Reactors Division of Reactor Projects I/II

SUBJECT:

RESPONSE TO MASSACHUSETTS 2.206 PETITION OF OCTOBER 15, 1987 REGARDING PILGRIM

- We have received a " draft" copy of the Massachusetts 2.206 Petition regarding Pilgrim. Although we don't have a dated copy we are aware it was issued October 15, 1987 and closely resembles the draft. As you will note, it concerns many of the issues contained in the Golden Petition, which we responded to on August 21, 1987.

Dr. Murley wants us to move expeditiously in responding to this Petition and I propose we meet in my office Friday, October 23, 1987 at 10:00 a.m. to discuss our approach. (Region I will participate by phone). Enclosu m 1 is a copy of proposed assignments and milestones. Enclosure 2 is a copy of the Petition.

Please attend or send a representative. Contact R. Wessman (492-4937) if you have questions.

Bruce A. B ger, Assistant Dimetor for Region I Division of Reactor Projects 1/11 cc: S. Varga F. Miraglia R. Starostecki J. Craig D. Matthews e W. Paton R. Blough, RI ggg%"% 2/s

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.y ENCLOSURE 1 PROPOSED ASSIGNMENTS AND MILESTONES A. ASSIGNMENTS AREA LEAD RESP.

1. Introduction PM II. Management (Incl. SALPs, Security. Enforce.) Region I

!!I. PRA and Containment Adequacy Plant Systems Br.

IV. Emergency Preparedness Emer. Prep. Br.

V. Conclusion PM B. PROPOSED SCHEDULE MILESTONES MILESTONE DATE

1. Initial Task Assignments 10/23
2. Draft Inputs Approved by Lead Branch and Provided to PM and DGC 11/6
3. Revisions and Resolution of OGC Comments Complete 11/20 4 Concurrence Package to Dr. Murley 12/1
5. Dispatch Response 12/8

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OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY CORRESPONDENCE CONTROL TICKET PAPER NUMBER: CRC-87-1244 LOGGING DATE: Oct 23 87 ACTION OFFICE: EDO AUTHOR: D.E. Emar Response Plan _

AFFILIATION: , MA (MASSACHUSETTS)

LETTER DATE: Oct 1 87 FILE CODE: ID&R-5 Pilgrim

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Evacuation zone in the area of the Pilgrim plant ACTION: Appropriate DISTRIBUTION: Docket ,

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Duxbury Emergency Response. Plan Committee c/o Duxbury Civil Defense Office Duxbury Fire Station Duxbury, MA 02332 .

. October 1, 1987 Mr. Ralph'G. Bird-Senior Vice President Nuclear

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Plymouth, MA 02360

Dear Mr. Bird:

'The Duxbury Emergency Response Plan Committee has received a report prepared by: Stone & Webster Engineering Corporation for Boston Edison Company dated August 1987. The title of this report is "A Study to identify Potential Shelters in the EPZ coastline Region of the Pilgrim Nuclear Power Station".

Some members of our committee have contacted some of the potential shelters

.that are. listed in the town of Duxbury to see how realistic the figures are.

These findings are on the attached sheets.

Further, it is of vital importance to note that these Stone & Webster figures

-have.been used as the basis for the June 4, 1987, report entitled, " Evacuation Time Estimate and Beach Population Sheltering." This report was prepared by Ralph G. Bird of Boston Edison Company and presented to Dr. Ronald Bellamy of

.the NRC. The report _ maintains that the figures presented for potential shelter-ing resolve FEMA's concerns regarding the sheltering of the beach population within the EPZ.

Our com:uittee feels _that such erroneous figures should not.be used as tne basis of the Stone & Webster report. It is the opinion of this committee, that the projected overestimated capacitysof the shelters listed demonstrate that these numbers cannot'and will not satisfy the FEMA concerns.

Our committee would appreciate your response as soon as possible.

Yours truly, (Members Duxbury Emergency Response Plan

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Enclosures:

copy of 6/4/87 ltr copy of 6/12/87 ltr Distribution List Page

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. Figures taken from "A S'IUDY 'IO IlENIIFY POITEIAL SiELTERS IN 'IIIE EPZ COASTLINE REGION OF 'UIE PIILRIM NUCLEAR POWER STATION," Perfonned for Boston Edison Orpany, Prepared by Stone & Webster Engineering Corporation, August 1987. , Table 4.

Note: FEMA uses 10 square feet per person to detennine the number of spaces in their l reception and care facilities. ' Die areas given indicate a potential to provide shelter- l ing for 47,600 persons in Duxbury in 476,280 ft2 in 60 shelters. (See page 4 )

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Taken From Stone & Webster Report j shelter Name/ Address Area, ft 2 Corrrnents 1' rom People Ontacted

  • Duxbury High School 170,000 State Inspection Certificate - l 130 St. George Street 3,152 people i Alden Intermediate School 70,000 State Inspection Certificate -

Alden Street 2,480 people Baybanks/A&P Mall 30,000 Baybanks is 5x3 ft 2. 3,000 people 44-46 Ibpot Street would not fit in the ALP Alden Elementary School (Upper) 28,500 State Inspection Certificate -

Alden Street 885 people Alden Elenentary School (Lower) 24,200 State Inspection Certificate -

Alden Street 1,200 people 1

Percy Walker Swinnung pool 12,800 Maybe 600 people if 150 people were ,

175 St. George Street in the water '

Rockland Trust Co. - Nonbasement 4,160 50 - 100 people tops 25 Bay Road - Basenent 4,460 50 - 100 people tops First Baptist G urch 8,150 172 people tops (building pennit) 2 Trmont Street Holy Family Qurch - Nanbaserrent 5,140 Seats 450 people shoulder to shoulder St. George and Cedar - Basumnt 1,090 Small room & crawl space - 10 people tops Streets - Aux. Bldg. 1,720 70 people tops Basemnt Duxbury Wine & Spirits - Nonbasenent 3,000 400 people tops 1-1 A Washington Street - Basenent 4,700 Duxbury Free Library 7,000 State Inspection Qrtificate -

147 St. George Street 177 people Duxbury Fire Station - Nonbasenent 5,300 Filled with fire trucks 66d Trwent Street - Basenent 1,270 Emergency Operation Center in case of an accident at the power plant Art Complex Museum 6,000* 150 people tops according to the 169 Alden Street director Onrles Weyerhaeuser Town Office Building 5,900* 80 people tops 87d Truront Street

  • Shelter in basenent only.

Taken Frun Stone & Webster Report Shelter ame/ Address Area, ft 2 Conrnents From People Cbntacted First Parish Qiurch 5,330* Dirt Floor, Storage Space, maybe 100 842 Treront Street people straight up body-to-body *

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Pilgrim Church & Parsonage 5,000* No basement, vestry is on ground level, 404 Washington Street parsonage might fit 20 people Duxbury Clipper 4,920 Totally inadequate 11 S. Station Street Winsor liouse Inn 2,820* 20x20, rest is storage, narzuw corridors, 390 Washington Street crawl space Bennttt's General Store 2,060* 50 people tops 136 Trenont Street Crossroads of Duxbury (15) - Now Duxbury 4,570* Maybe 15 Depot Street Marketplace (brnerstone lodge 3,480* No answer 583 Washington Street Society of St. Margeret 2,330* Closed in the winter liarden Hill Road (Dining IIall)

Crossroads of Duxbury (45) - Now Duxbury 2,000* No basement 45 Depot Street Marketplace Millbmok Market 1,960* perhaps half the size 277 St. George Street Milepost Tavern 1,870* Very limited, used for storage 581 Trenont Street Jack Conway Real Estate 1,820* part dirt floor, leaks, closer to 800 ft2 116 Tretont Street l Duxbury llames Real Estate 1,560* 20 people tops 5 Standish Street Crossroads of Duxbury (35) - Now Duxbury 1,500* No bassmnt 35 Depot Street Marketplace Crossroads of Duxbury (25) - Now Duxbury 1,400* Possibly 25 Depot Street Marketplace Sweetser's General Store 1,350* Crawl space 459 Washington Street Dentist Office (Wieneyer) 1,270* 50 people tops 11 Washington Street Millbrook Station - Not Millbrook 1,150* Huge equignent that cannot be noved, i

272 St. George St. Station - Farfar's maybe 8 people l

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f Taken From Stone & Webster Report Shelter Name/ Address Area, ft 2 Canments From people Gntacted  ;

lbly Family Rectory 1,150* 50 - 60 people tops 5 Evergreen Street .

Prescott Real Estate 1,040* No space 1 l 1 Bay Road try Animal Ibspital 1,000* No space, x-ray mom, laundry room 103 Depot Street examining room taken up by large table Olde Town Office Realty Trust 860* No phone listing, up for sale 178 St. George Street Campbell Cable 'IV 640* No space, perhaps 10x10 16-18 Chestnut Street >

Starboard Hair Design / Petals 610* Not big, couldn't breathe 8 Standish Street Gurnett Inn 600* Basenent not finished, Inn closed in 137 Gurnett Road the winter and filled with beach chairs, 60 people wouldn't fit in the sunmer Thic & Dowd Jewelers 600* No bascment, built on a slab 16 Washington Street l Mobil Gas Station 570* No space, one of few gas stations in 127 Tretont Street in town, people would be cming there to fuel up Duxbury Exchange Antique & Art Gallery 530* No space, very small 590 Washington Street South Shore Cabinet Center / Appliance 500* Filled with parts, no nore than 10 Center people i 122 Trenont Street j i

Duxbury Counselling Service 260* Maybe 113 Trenont Street i

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