ML20247B880

Forwards Radiological Emergency Preparedness Remedial Exercise Evaluation Rept, of 890201 Exercise.Offsite Emergency Preapredness Deemed Adequate to Provide Reasonable Assurance That Public Protected in Event of Emergency

ML20247B880
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Site:	Crane
Issue date:	03/17/1989
From:	Kwiatkowski D Federal Emergency Management Agency
To:	Congel F Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation
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F l Federal Emergency Management Agency J

. Washington,_ D.C. 20472-MAR I 71939 MDMANDLE FCIR:

Frank J. Congel Director Division of Radiation, Protection and hpy Preparedness fion of Nuclear Reactor Regulation

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H. 14r1 Assistant late Director Office of Natural and Technological Hazards SUB7ECI':

Raa= dial' Exercise Report on the February 1,1989, Remedial Exercises for the Three Mile Island Nuclear Power Station Attached'is a copy of the remedial exercise report on the February 1, 1

'1989, r==aM al exercises conducted to correct a deficiency identified during the n +e*=r 22, 1987, full-participation exercise'for the 7hree c

Mile Island Nuclear Power Station.

The deficiency was the result-of the non-participation of Iower Paxton Township and the failure of Dauphin County to take action to protect the health and safety.of Iower Paxton Township residents. The Ihuphin County ruunadial. exercise indicated that Dauphin County has the-capability to inplement contingency prrv,achives to address the failure of nunicipal officials to ri:=s ctai to an emergency. The Iower Paxton e

7bwnship r==adial exercise demonstrated.that 7bwnship officials can take protective measures to protect the health and' safety of its residents.-

Maaad on the results'of;the October 22, 1987, full-participation exercise and the February 1,1989, r==adial exercises, the offsite radiological emergency prepardi:E.s for Ihree Mile Island is adequate to provide reasonable assurance that appropriate measuru can be taken to protect the health and safety of the public in the event of an accident at the Three Mile Island Nuclear Power Station.

'If you should have additional questions, please contact Craig S. Wingo,

. Chief, Technological Hazards Division, at 646-3026.

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