ML20247C131

Provides Emergency Exercise Objectives & Scenario Guidelines to Be Used During Emergency Exercise Scheduled for Wk of 891113

ML20247C131
Person / Time
Site:	Indian Point
Issue date:	07/14/1989
From:	Lazarus W NRC OFFICE OF INSPECTION & ENFORCEMENT (IE REGION I)
To:	Josiger W POWER AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK (NEW YORK
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NUDOCS 8907240277
Download: ML20247C131 (3)

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Emergency Exercise ObjectivesLand Scenario Guidelines

In order for the Region-to fully support the Indian Point 3 partial participa-Jtion emergency exercise scheduled for the week of November 13, 1989 an adequate

review of-the exercise objectives and scenario is essential. The guidelines identified below will'be used for?the submittal and review of the objectives and scenario packages prior to the exercise. You will note that the schedule 2 has been revised to reflect milestones' established in FEMA's guidance memorandum

'EX-3 dated February 26,(1988. Region I has found that licensees generally

' comply with'these guidelines, however, we recognize the need to stress the importance of both completeness and timeliness.

7 The following schedule should be used for all exercise;.

Days in Advance Information to be Submitted 90 Description and scope of. exercise', and the objec-tives to,be fulfilled should be received in the Region I office. The objectives should include specific objectives to demonstrate, where appro-priate, the effectiveness of corrective actions-taken in regard to problem areas which.have been previously identified during NRC inspection, emergency exercises and drills and your internal evaluation process.

75 'NRC will provide comments, in writing, based on our review of your submittal.

60 Complete exercise scenario package with modified objectives, schedules, exercise rules, all controller, contingency and simulation information, all data, including plant data, radiation level and release rate date, and samples of the data to be presented should be received in the Region I office.

30 NRC will provide comments, in writing, based on our (and our contractor's) review of your submittal.

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In order to protect the scenario from disclosure to participants, in lieu of normal distribution, please provide copfec only as follows: two copies  !

to the Chief Emergency Preparedness Section at the letterhead address, marked, " EMERGENCY EXERCISE SCENARIO /0BJECTIVES"; one copy directly to Battelle Pacific Northwest Laboratory, Attn: Mr. James Jamison, Emergency Preparedness Group, Health Physics Department, 2955 George Washington Way, i Richland, Washington 99352; and one copy to the NRC Resident Inspector. If  !

you anticipate that the established schedule will not be met, please notify ut at the earliest possible date. {

t The NRC emergency preparedness specialist responsible for evaluation of your exercise is Mr. David J. Vito. Please identify the name, address and phone number of the individual on your staff with whom we should interface.

Your continued cooperation in this matter is greatly appreciated. If you have any concerns or questions, please contact Mr. Vito at 215-337-5323.  !

Sincerely, J a ru Emergency paredness Section Facilities Radiological Safety [

and Safeguards Branch 4 Division of Radiation Safety j and Safeguards

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cc: J. Phillip Bayne, President '

f J. C. Brons Vice President - Nuclear Generation R. E. Beedle, Vice President, Nuclear Support i

S. S. Zulla, Vice President Nuclear Engineering R. Burns, Vice President Nuclear Operations P. Kokolakis, Director Nuclear Licensing - PWR i Gerald C. Goldstein, Assistant General Counsel i A. Klausmann, Senior Vice President - Appraisal and Ccmpliance Services F. X. Pindar Quality Assurance Superintendent .

George M. Wilverding, Manager Nuclear Safety Evaluation  !

Jude G. Del Percio, Manager, Regulatory Affairs  ;

Department of Public Service, State of New York j Licensing Project Manager, NRR  ;

State of New York, Department of Law I Public Document Room (PDR) i Local Public Document Room (LPDR)

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