ML22263A290

Alert and Notification System Evaluation Report ANS Evaluation - Redacted Pages66-130

ML22263A290
Person / Time
Site:	North Anna
Issue date:	05/01/2022
From:	Cindy Rosales-Cooper Policy and Oversight Branch
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Commonwealth of Virginia Radiological Emergency Response Plan Appendix 1 - Direction and Control

7. Due to the vaiying nature and speed of the event scenaii.o(s), flexibility and discretionaiy implementation of checklist items may be required to expedite notifications and actions. Dmi.ng a hostile action incident, actions may include:

• Providing public inf01mation/waming concerning law enforcement security area,

• Providing VEST liaison local law enforcement security area assets and ESF13,

• Convening a conference bridge line for stakeholders during PAD decision process,

• Establishing a separate bridge line for key leaders to participate in decision making if they ru:e not present in the EOC,

• Including neai*-site Incident Command Post (ICP) on conference bridge line,

• Notifying and deploying assets to support near-site ICP/Secmity Zone including VEST assets, ESF15, IMT, communications suppo1t, etc.,

• Dete1mining if Secmi.ty Zone and lockdown have been established Some items may be superseded by cmTent mission requirements. Examples of this may include notification versus restriction notices to railways, notification to standby versus water route resb.i.ctions, and methods of communications altered to support info1mation exchange.

8. Refer to the flowchait in Tab A for protective action decision-making during hostile actions or rapidly progressing events.

Attachments Tab A PAD Flowcha1i Based on Hostile Actions or Rapidly Escalating Incidents TabB Vu*ginia EOC Action Checklists TabC State On-Scene Coordinator Checklist 1-5 May 2022, Revision 1

Commonwealth of Virginia Radiological Emergency Response Plan Appendix 1 - Direction and Control Tab A to Appendix 1 Protectiv e Action Decision Flowchart Based on Hostile Action or Rapidly Escalating Incidents Utility Protective Action Recolllfilendation Radiological Review:

• Dose Projections

• Impacts Review for Impediments caused by:

• Weather

• Infrastructure Failures

• Other Review Secw*ity Zone Risk and Impacts on:

• General Population

• Emergency Workers

• First Responders SHELTER PAR EVACUATION PAR Detenuine Compelling Reason(s) Detenuine Compelling Reason(s) NOT to NOT to Shelter (and administer KI) Evacuate (and administer KI) PAR

• Determine Ordered vs l Recommended Evacuation Commurucate Shelter PAD to Security Zone l Command (SZC)

Communicate Evacuation PAD to SZC

• Release/Maintain ACPs

• Release/Maintain ACPs

• Transition to TCPs

• Transition t9 TCPs l

Initiate County/SZC Bridge Line

• Initiate County/SZC Bridge Line

• Define any special evacuation of facilities/areas

• Define any special sheltering of facilities/areas

,* Consider activating ANS

• Consider activating ANS Execute Shelter PAD I Execute Evacuation PAD (Ordered or Recommended) I

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Issue Special News Bulletin to include any special evacuated facilities/areas Issue Special News Bulletin to include any special sheltered facilities/areas 1-6 May 2022, Revision 1

Commonwealth of Virginia Radiological Emergency Response Plan Appendix 1 - Direction and Control Tab B to Appendix 1 Virginia EOC Action Checklists Checklists for nuclear power plant accident operations are listed for each applicable ECL.

Some positions do not have responsibilities at the Unusual Event ECL. Some positions have different actions for No1th Anna Power Station and Suny Power Station. Checklists are given for the following positions:

• Operations Chief

• Plans Chief

• External Affairs Chief

• Situational Awareness Unit

• VDEM REPP Advisor o Radiological Program Manager o Radiological Planner

• VDH Radiological Health Planner

• VEST Team Lead 1-7 May 2022, Revision 1

Commonwealth of Virginia Radiological Emergency Response Plan Appendix 1 - Direction and Control Operations Chief - Unusual Event Step Time Action Completed 102 Consider VEST Conference Call (on call Team & Team D) 104 If required, create an event in the crisis management system 105 Ifrequired, conduct VEST Conference Call  ;

Conducted by: Position/Title: Signed: Date:

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Step Time Action Completed 202 Consider Incident VEST Conference Call (on call Team & Team D)

If required, transmit SWAN Ale11 to VEST (on call and Team D), VDEM REPP Advisor (Radiological Program Manager and Radiological Planner),

203 VDEM Radiological Prote-etion Officer, and VDH Radiological Health Planner to participate in VEST conference call. Include Dominion Reoresentative.

204 Create an event in the crisis management system 205 If required, conduct VEST Conference Call Upon notification of Declaration of a State of Emergency, direct Situational 220 Awareness Unit to send a SWAN Ale1t message to "VEST SIGNIFICANT EVENT" Group and transmit a VCIN notification.

Conducted by: Position/Title: Signed: Date:

Approved by:

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1-8 May 2022, Revision 1

Commonwealth of Virginia Radiological Emergency Response Plan Appendix 1 - Direction and Control Operations Chief - Site Area Emergency - Surry Power Station Step Time Action Com leted 302 Consider Incident VEST (on-call Team and Team D) Conference Call If required, transmit SWAN Alert to VEST ( on call and Team D), VDEM REPP Advisor (Radiological Program Manager and Radiological Planner),

303 VDEM Radiological Protection Officer. VDH Radiological Health Planner to artici ate in VEST conference call. Include Dominion Re resentative.

304 If required. create an event in the crisis management system 305 If required, conduct VEST Conference Call Upon notification of Declaration of a State of Emergency, direct the 321 Situational Awareness Unit to send a SWAN Alert message to "VEST SIGNIFICANT EVENT" Grou and transmit a VCIN notification.

Contact:

Fort Eustis Command Du Officer North Carolina Erner enc O erations Center Coast Guard Sector Hampton Road request establish a safety zone on the James River in the vicinity of the SUIT)' Power Station until otherwise notified.

Conve decision to PIO for dissemination to the ublic Federal Aviation Administration to request a Temporary Flight Restriction (TFR) in the vicinity and downwind of the Sllll)' Power Station until further notice.

329 Conve decision to PIO for dissemination to the ublic No1folk Southern Corporation to request the tennination of rail service in the affected area until ftuther notice Conve decision to PIO for dissemination to ublic CSX Corporation. request the tennination of rail service in the affected area until further notice Conve decision to PIO for dissemination to the ublic VDOT, Jamestown-Scotland Feny, request tennination of operations or limiting operations to emergency vehicles only.

Conve decision to PIO for dissemination to ublic Consider whether the Department of Conservation and Recreation, and 330 request clearing of state parks (Chippokes Park).

Convey decision to PIO for dissemination to the public Conducted by: Position/Title: Signed: Date:

Approved by: Position/Title: Signed: Date:

1-9 May 2022, Revision 1

Commonwealth of Virginia Radiological Emergency Response Plan Appendix 1 - Direction and Control Operations Chief - Site Area Emergency - North Anna Power Station Step Time Action Completed 302 Consider VEST (on-call Team and Team D) Conference Call If required. transmit SWAN Alert to VEST (on call and Team D), VDEM REPP Advisor (Radiological Program Manager and Radiological Planner),

303 VDEM Radiological Protection Officer, VDH Radiological Health Planner to oarticioate in VEST conference call. Include Dominion Reoresentative.

304 If required, create an event in the crisis management system 305 If required, conduct VEST Conference Call Upon notification of Declaration of a State of EmeTgency, direct the 321 Situational Awareness Unit to send SWAN Ale11 message to "VEST SIGNIFICANT EVENT" Grouo and transmit a VCIN notification.

Contact:

Maryland Emergency Operations Center Federal Aviation Administration request Temporary Flight Restriction in the vicinity and downwind of the North Anna Power Station until fmther notice.

Convey decision to PIO for dissemination to the public 332 Depaitment of Wildlife Resources , request clearing of Lake Anna Park.

Convey decision to PIO for dissemination to the public CSX Coi

poration, request the termination of rail se.rvice in the affected area until further notice Convey decision to PIO for dissemination to the public US Coast Guard & Department of Wildlife Resources 333 Department of Conservation and Recreation and request clearing of state lakes and parks (Lake Anna & Lake Anna Park).

Convey decision to PIO for dissemination to the public Conducted by: Position/Title: Signed: Date:

Appt*oved by: Position/Title: Signed: Date:

1-10 May 2022, Revision 1

Commonwealth of Virginia Radiological Emergency Response Plan Appendix 1 - Direction and Control Operations Chief - General Emergency - Surry Power Station Step Time Action Com leted 402 Consider VEST (on-call Team and Team D) Conference Call 404 If required, conduct VEST Conference Call 406 If required. create an event in the crisis management system Upon notification of Declaration of a State of Emergency, direct the 420 Situational Awareness Unit to send a SWAN Alert message to "VEST SIGNIFICANT EVENT" Grou and transmit a VCIN notification.

Contact:

Fort Eustis Command Duty Officer North Carolina Emergency Operations Center Coast Guard Sector Hampton Road request establish a safety zone on the James River in the vicinity of the Suny Power Station until othe1wise notified.

Convey decision to PIO for dissemination to the public.

Federal Aviation Administration request Temporary Flight Restriction in the vicinity and downwind of the Surry Power Station until further notice.

Conve decision to PIO for dissemination to the ublic.

435 No1folk Southern Corporation. request the te1mination of rail service in the affected area until further noticeI*

Conve decision to PIO for disseilllllatlon to ubhc.

CSX Corporation, request the temlination of rail se1vice in the affected area until further notice Conve decision to PIO tor disseilllllat10n to the ublic.

Department of Conservation and Recreation and request clearing of state parks (Chippokes Park).

Conve decision to PIO for dissemination to the ublic.

VDOT, Jamestown-Scotland Feny. request tennination of operations or limiting operations to emergency vehicles only.

Conve decision to PIO for dissemination to ublic.

Conducted by: Position/Title: Signed : Date:

Approved by: Position/Title: Signed: Date:

1-11 May 2022, Revision 1

Commonwealth of Virginia Radiological Emergency Response Plan Appendix 1 - Direction and Control Operations Chief - General Emergency - North Anna Power Station Step Time Action Com leted 402 Conduct Incident VEST (on-call Team and Team D) Conference Call 404 If required, conduct VEST Conference Call 406 If required, create an event in the crisis management system Upon notification of Declaration of a State of Emergency, direct the 420 Siniational Awareness Unit to send a SWAN Alert message to "VEST SIGNIFICANT EVENT" Grou and transmit a VCIN notification.

erations Center Federal Aviation Administration request Temponuy Flight Restriction in the vicinity and downwind of the N01th 436 Anna Power Station until further notice.

Conve decision to PIO for dissemination to the ublic.

CSX Co1poration, request the temrination of rail service in the affected area until fmther notice Conve decision to PIO for dissemination to the ublic.

Contact US Coast Guard & Department of Wildlife Resources Department of Conservation and Recreation and request clearing of 437 state lakes and parks (Lake Anna & Lake Anna Park).

Conve decision to PIO for dissemination to the ublic.

Conducted by: Position/Title: Signed: Date:

Approved by: Position/Title: Signed: Date:

1-12 May 2022, Revision 1

Commonwealth of Virginia Radiological Emergency Response Plan Appendix 1 - Direction and Control Plans Chief-Alert Step Time Action Completed 212 Transmit spot report Detennine local Emergency Assembly Center (EAC) and Emergency Operations 221 Center ffiOC) status 222 Provide situational awareness update to the VEST Conducted by: Position/Title: Signed: Date:

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Plans Chief-Site Area Emergency Step Time Action Completed

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312 Transmit spot report Detennine local Emergency Assembly Center (EAC) and Emergency Operations 322 Center ffiOC) status 323 Provide situational awareness update to VEST Upon receipt of Protective Action Recommendation (PAR), Protective Action 327 Task Force meets to provide recommendations and guidance to VEST Coordinator for consideration Conducted by: Position/Title: Signed: Date:

Approved by: Position/Title: Signed: Date:

1-13 May 2022, Revision 1

Commonwealth of Virginia Radiological Emergency Response Plan Appendix 1 - Direction and Control Plans Chief-General Emergency Step Time Action Completed 406 If required. create an event in the crisis management system 412 Transmit spot report Determine local Emergency Assembly Center (EAC) and Emergency Operations 421 Center ffiOC) status 422 Provide situational awareness update to VEST Upon receipt of Protective Action Recommendation (PAR), Protective Action 425 Task Force meet to provide recommendations and guidance to VEST Coordinator for consideration.

438 Report status of evacuation and sheltering activities and update staff as needed 445 Provide situational awareness update to the VEST v

Conducted by: Positionffitle: Signed: Date:

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1-14 May 2022, Revision 1

Commonwealth of Virginia Radiological Emergency Response Plan Appendix 1 - Direction and Control External Affairs Chief-Alert Step Time Action Completed Ale1t Governor's Press Secreta1y

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StaffVEOC Joint Infonnation Center (IlC) 213 Open the Virginia Public fuquiry Center by contacting Virginia 2-1-1 Request External Affairs staff from Dominion Energy to rep01t to the nc 214 Confirm that Dominion has drafted and sent "Alert" news release Coordinate with VDACS to ensure the "stored feed and covered water" news release for Livestock (if recommended by Virginia Depa1tment of 215 Health, Office of Radiological Health) has been drafted for dissemination when deemed appropriate

217 Contact local government PIOs and FEMA Region ill PIO Coordinate with Dominion and state partners on the potential for holding a 218 news briefing Conducted by: Position/Title: Signed: Date:

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1-15 May 2022, Revision 1

Commonwealth of Virginia Radiological Emergency Response Plan Appendix 1 - Direction and Control External Affairs Chief-Site Area Emergency Step Time Action Completed Ale1t Governor's Press Secretary ~ .

StaffVEOC Joint Information Center (IlC) 313 Open the Virginia Public fuquiry Center by contacting Virginia 2-1-1 Request External Affairs staff from Dominion Energy to report to the nc 314 Contact Local Govemment PIOs and FEMA Region ill PIO Confim1 that Dominion has drafted and sent "Site Area Emergency" news 315 release Coordinate with VDACS to ensure the "stored feed and covered water" news release for Livestock (if recommended by Virginia Department of 316 Health, Office of Radiological Health) has been drafted for dissemination when deemed annrooriate 318 Consider sending out .an EAS message ~

Coordinate with Dominion and state partners on the potential for holding a 319 news briefing Confinn that the following news releases are being considered:

• Suspension of Jamestown-Scotland Ferry service (Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT)) - SPS Onlv

• Clearing of the James River in the vicinity of Surry Nuclear

'* Power Station (US Coast Guard) - SPS Onlv

• Closure of Lake Anna (Department of Wildlife Resources 331 (DWR)) - NAPS Onlv

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• Flight restrictions (Virginia Department of Aviation (DOAV)/FAA)

• Rail service tennination (Virginia Department of Rail and Public Transpo1tation (DRPT))

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• State parks closure news release(s) as needed (Virginia Deoartment of Conservation and Recreation (DCR))

Conducted by: Position/Title: Signed: Date:

Approved by: Position/Title: Signed: Date:

1-16 May 2022, Revision 1

Commonwealth of Virginia Radiological Emergency Response Plan Appendix 1 - Direction and Control External Affairs Chief-General Emergency Step Time Action Completed Ale1t Governor's Press Secretary ~ .

Staff VEOC Joint fuformation Center (IlC) 413 Open the Virginia Public fuquiry Center by contacting Virginia 2-1-1 Request External Affairs staff from Dominion Energy to report to the nc Confinn that Dominion has drafted and sent "General Emergency" news 414 release 415 Contact Local Govel111Ilent PIOs and FEMA Region III PIO Coordinate with Dominion and state partners on the potential for holding a 416 news briefing Coordinate with VDACS to ensure the "stored feed and covered water" news release for Livestock (if recommended by Virginia Department of 418 Health, Office of Radiological Health) has been drafted for dissemination when deemed aooropriate Draft and send EAS message and news release. Ensure all necessary and 430 related press releases contain the PAD.

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• Suspension of Jamestown-Scotland Ferry service (Virginia Department ofTransp01tation (VDOT)) - SPS Onlv

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• Clearing of the James River in the vicinity of Suny Nuclear Power Station (US Coast Guard) - SPS Onlv

• Closure of Lake Anna (Department of Wildlife Resources 440 (DWR)) - NAPS Onlv

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• Flight restrictions (Virginia Department of Aviation (DOAV)/FAA)

• Rail service tennination (Virginia Depaitment of Rail and Public

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• State parks closure news release(s) as needed (Virginia Department of Conservation and Recreation (DCR))

'\. If needed, ensure VDH has drafted Kl news release 447 Draft the EAS message

! Ensure all necessai-v and related oress releases contain the PAD 451 If needed, ensure VDH has sent KI news release Conducted by: Positionffitle: Signed: Date:

1-17 May 2022, Revision 1

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1-18 May 2022, Revision 1

Commonwealth of Virginia Radiological Emergency Response Plan Appendix 1 - Direction and Control Situational Awareness Unit- Unusual Event Step Time Action Completed Receive Emergency Notification Fotm via DEENS for Notification of Unusual Event 100 Enter into crisis management system, as appropriate Transmit SWAN Alert to applicable "Emergency Notification North Anna or Surry 101 NPS" and "All VDEM" including situation and incident snecific information If required. transmit SWAN Ale1i to VEST (011 call and Team D), VDEM REPP Advisor (Radiological Program Manager and Radiological Planner.

103 VDEM Radiological Protection Officer. and VDH Radiological Health Planner to participate in VEST conference call.

Include Dominion Reoresentative 107 Notify FEMA Region III Watch Officer Upon incident closure, transmit SWAN Alert to "Emergency Notification North 108 Anna or Surry NPS" and "All VDEM" 109 Document all infonnation and notifications in the crisis management system Conducted by: Position/Title: Signed: Date:

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Commonwealth of Virginia Radiological Emergency Response Plan Appendix 1 - Direction and Control Situational Awareness Unit - Alert Step Time Action Completed Receive Emergency Notification Fonn via DEENS for Alert 200 Enter into crisis management system, as appropriate Transmit SWAN Alert to applicable "Emergency Notification North Anna or Surry 201 NPS" and "All VDEM" including situation and incident specific information If required, transmit SWAN Alert to VEST (on call and Team D), VDEM REPP Advisor (Radiological Program Manager and Radiological 203 Planner). VD EM Radiological Protection Officer. and VDH Radiological Health Planner to participate in VEST conference call.

Include Dominion Representative 207 Notify FEM.A Region III Watch Officer )

Confim1 VDEM State On-Scene Coordinator en route to the CERC 208 Confirm VDEM Radiological Protection Officer en route to the CERC J 209 Verify arrival ofVDEM State On-Scene Coordinator at the CERC 210 Verify anival ofVDEM Radiological Protection Officer at the CERC Upon incident closure, transmit SWAN Ale1t to "Emergency Notification North 226 Anna or Surry NPS" and "All VDEM" 227 DocU1Uent all infom1ation and notifications in the crisis management system Conducted by: Position/Title: Signed: Date:

Approved by: Positionffitle: Signed: Date:

1-20 May 2022, Revision 1

Commonwealth of Virginia Radiological Emergency Response Plan Appendix 1 - Direction and Control Situational Awareness Unit- Site Area Emergency Step Time Action Completed Receive Emergency Notification Fo1m via DEENS for Site Area Emergency 300 Enter into crisis management system, as appropriate Transmit SWAN Ale1t to applicable "Emergency Notification North Anna or Surry NPS" and "All VDEM" including siniation and incident snecific infonuation 301 Notify ingestion pathway jurisdictions of Site Area Emergency If required, transmit SWAN Alert to VEST (on call and Team D), VDEM REPP Advisor (Radiological Program Manager and Radiological 303 Planner), VDEM Radiological Protection Officer, and VDH Radiological Health Planner to participate in VEST conference call.

Include Dominion Representative '

307 Notify FEMA Region III Watch Office Confirm VDEM State On-Scene Coordinator en route to the CERC 308 Confirm VDEM Radiological Protection Officer en route to the CERC 309 Verify arrival ofVDEM State On-Scene Coordinator at the CERC 310 Verify arrival ofVDEM Radiological Protection Officer at the CERC Upon notification of Declaration of a State of Emergency, direct the 321 Situational Awareness Unit to send SWAN Ale1t message to "VEST SIGNIFICANT EVENT" Group and transmit a VCIN notification.

Upon incident closme. transmit SWAN Alert to "Emergency Notification N01th 336  ; Anna or Surrv NPS" and "All VDEM" 337 Document all information and notifi.cations in the crisis management system Conducted by: Position/Title: Signed: Date:

Apprnved by: Position/Title: Signed: Date:

1-21 May 2022, Revision 1

Commonwealth of Virginia Radiological Emergency Response Plan Appendix 1 - Direction and Control Situational Awareness Unit- General Emergency Step Time Action Completed Receive Emergency Notification Fonn via DEENS for General Emergency 400 Enter into crisis management system, as appropriate Transmit SWAN Alert to applicable "Emergency Notification North Anna or Suny NPS" and "All VDEM" including situation and incident specific infonnation 401 Notify ingestion pathway jurisdictions of General Emergency If required, transmit SWAN Alert to VEST (on call and TeamD), VDEM REPP Advisor (Radiological Program Manager and Radiological 403 Planner), VDEM Radiological Protection Officer, and VDH Radiological Health Planner to participate in VEST conference call.

Include Dominion Representative '

407 Notify FEMA Region Ill Watch Officer Confinn VDEM State On-Scene Coordinator en route to the CERC 408 Confum VDEM Radiological Protection Officer en route to the CERC 409 Verify arrival ofVDEM State On-Scene Coordinator at CERC 410 Verifv arrival ofVDEM Radiological Protection Officer at CERC Upon notification of Declaration ofa State of Emergency, direct the Situational 420 Aw areness Unit to send a SWAN Alert message to "VEST SIGNIFICANT EVENT" Group and transmit a VCIN notification.

Notify affected localities of impending PAR conference call (use "REPORT OF 427 CONFERENCE CALL" form)

Upon receipt of"REPORT OF PROTECTIVE ACTION 428 RECOMMENDATIONS" fonn, conduct conference call with affected localities Upon receipt of"REPORT OF PROTECTIVE ACTION DECISION" form, 431 conduct conference call with affected localities Activate the alert and notification system (IPAWS) and transmit WEA, EAS, and 432 *. Everbrid2e Resident Connect 111essa2es for PAD. Utilize altemates if necessarv, Verify WEA message for PAD was successful and confmn result to VEOC 433 through the VDEM REPP Advisor.

Upon receipt of "REPORT OF KI DECISION AND ADMINISTRATION" f01m.

444 conduct conference call with affected localities.

If needed, transmit WEA, EAS, and Everbridge Resident Connect messages 448 for KI Decision. Utilize alternate if necessary.

1-22 May 2022, Revision 1

Commonwealth of Virginia Radiological Emergency Response Plan Appendix 1 - Direction and Control If needed, Verify WEA for KI Decision was successful and c-0nfinn result to VEOC tlu*ough the VDEM REPP Advisor (Radiological Program Manager 449 and/or Radiological Planner)

If needed, verify WEA and EAS for KI Decision were successful and confinn 453 1*esults to VEOC through the VDEM REPP Advisors.

Upon incident closure, transmit SWAN ale1t to .applicable Emergency 453 Notification North Anna or Suny NPS" and "All VDEM" 454 Document all infonnation and notifications in the crisis management system Conducted by: Position/fitle: Signed: Date:

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1-23 May 2022, Revision 1

Commonwealth of Virginia Radiological Emergency Response Plan Appendix 1 - Direction and Control VDEM REPP Advisor-Site Area Emergency Step Time Action Completed Upon receipt of Protective Action Recommendation (PAR), Protective Action 327 Task Force meets to provide recommendations and guidance to VEST Coordinator for consideration Conducted by: Position/Title: Signed: Date:

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Commonwealth of Virginia Radiological Emergency Response Plan Appendix 1 - Direction and Control VDEM REPP Advisor-General Emergency Step Time Action Completed Notify affected localities of impending PAR conference call (use "REPORT OF 427 CONFERENCE CALL" fonn)

Upon receipt of"REPORT OF PROTECTIVE ACTION RECOMMENDATIONS" 428 form, conduct conference call with affected localities Upon receipt of"REPORT OF PROTECTIVE ACTION DECISION" fonn, 431 conduct conference call with affected localities.

434 Notify State On-Scene Coordinator of PAD and ANS activation time Convene Protective Action Task Force to share Health Commissioner's 443 Potassium Iodide (KI) decision if needed Upon receipt of"REPORT OF KI DECISION AND 444 ADMINISTRATION" fonn. conduct conference call with affected localities.

If needed, notify State On-Scene Coordinator of KI decision and imminent 446 public notification.

Verify ANS for KI Decision were successful and confirm results to VEST 450 Team Lead.

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1-25 May 2022, Revision 1

Commonwealth of Virginia Radiological Emergency Response Plan Appendix 1 - Direction and Control VDH Radiological Health Planner-Alert Step Time Action Completed Verify Staff Deployed to:

Virginia Emergency Operations Center (VEOC) 211 State Staging Area Corporate Emergency Response Center (CERC)

Emergency Coordination Center for Public Health (ECC), when activated If warranted, consider stored feed and covered water recommendation and coordinate with Virginia Department of Agriculture and Consumer 216 Services/Public Relations Director tosend out "stored feed and covered water" news release for livestock Confinn Depru1ment of Energy (DOE)/National Nuclear Safety 224 Administration (NNSA) EOC has been alerted altemativel , DOE erations Center -Oak Rid e Request DOE prepru*e to deploy a Radiological Assistance Program (RAP)

Team thru DOE/NNSA EOC alternatively, call RAP di.rec.ti Consider requesting Federal Radiological Monitoring & Assessment Center (FRMAC) Phase 1 Consequence Management Response Tean1 (CMRT) through DOE/NNSA EOC 225 Alternatively, call FEMA Region III Watch Center detennine and c.oordinate facili re uirements to accommodate FRMAC Consider assistance request for plume modeling; if needed, contact Aerial Measmement Systems (AMS) for flyover and/or National Atmospheric Release Advisory Center (NARAC) through DOE/NNSA EOC

- - altemativel , call FEMA Re ion III Watch Center Conducted by: Position/Title: Signed: Date:

Approved by: Position/Title: Signed: Date:

1-26 May 2022, Revision 1

Commonwealth of Virginia Radiological Emergency Response Plan Appendix 1 - Direction and Control VDH Radiological Health Planner-Site Area Emergency Step Time Action Completed Verify Staff Deployed to:

Virginia Emergency Operations Center (VEOC) 311 State Staging Area Corporate Emergency Response Center (CERC)

Emergency Coordination Center for Public Health (ECC)

Consider stored feed and covered water recommendation and coordinate with Virginia Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services/Public 31 7 Relations Director to send out "stored feed and covered water news release for livestock Confirm Department of Energy (DOE)/National Nuclear Safety 325 Administration (NNSA) EOC has been ale11ed altemativel , DOE erations Center -Oak Rid e Request DOE prepare to deploy a Radiological Assistance Program (RAP)

Team thrn DOE/NNSA EOC alternatively, call RAP directl Consider requesting Federal Radiological Monitoring & Asse-ssment Center (FRMAC) Phase 1 Consequence Management Response Team (CMRT) through DOE/NNSA EOC alternatively, call FEMA 326 Region ill Watch Centerlljiiiiiiiii determine and coordinate facility re uirements to accommodate FRMAC Consider assistance request for plume modeling; if needed, contact Aerial Measurement Systems (AMS) for flyover and/or National Atmospheric Release Advisory Center (NARAC) through DOE/NNSA EOC altemativel , call FEMA Re ion ill Watch Center )

Conducted by: Position/Title: Signed: Date:

Approved by: Position/Title: Signed: Date:

1-27 May 2022, Revision 1

Commonwealth of Virginia Radiological Emergency Response Plan Appendix 1 - Direction and Control VDH Radiological Health Planner-General Emergency Step Time Action Completed Verify Staff Deployed to:

Virginia Emergency Operations Center (VEOC) ~ .

State Staging Area 411 Corporate Emergency Response Center (CERC)

Emergency Coordination Center for Public Health (ECC)

Consider stored feed and covered water recommendation and coordinate with Virginia Department of Agriculture and Consumer 417 Services/Public Relations Director to send out"stored feed and covered water" news release for livestock Confmn Department of Energy (DOE)/National Nuclear Safety Administration (NNSA) EOC has been alerted alternatively, DOE Operations Center ~ak Ridge Request DOE prepare to deploy a Radiological Assistance Program (RAP)

Team thrn DOE/NNSA EOC  ; alternatively, call RAP directly Consider requesting Federal Radiological Monitoring & Assessment Center 424 (FRMAC) Phase 1 Consequence Management Response Team (CMRT) through DOE/NNSA EOC  ; alternatively, call FEMA Region Ill Watch Center- - -; determine and coordinate facility requirements to accommodate FRMAC Consider assistance request for plume modeling; if needed, contact Ae1ial Measurement Systems (AMS) for flyover and/or National Atmosphedc Release Advisory Center (NARAC) through DOE/NNSA EOC alternatively, call FEMA Region Ill Watch Center 439 Obtain off-site radiation monitoring and detection activity results Determine if radiation sample results meet Potassium Iodide (KI) 441 administration threshold and advise Health Commissioner.

442 Obtain Health Commissioner recommendation on the administration of KI Conducted by: Position/Title: Signed: Date:

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1-28 May 2022, Revision 1

Commonwealth of Virginia Radiological Emergency Response Plan Appendix 1 - Direction and Control VEST Team Lead - Unusual Event Step Time Action Completed 102 Consider VEST Conference Call (on call Team & Team D) 105 If required. conduct VEST Conference Call 106 Change VEOC status to "Increased Readiness" Conducted by: Position/Title: Signed: Date:

Approved by: Position/Title: Signed: Date:

VEST Team Lead - Alert Step Time Action Completed 202 Consider Incident VEST Conference Call ( on call Team &Team D) 205  ;

If required, conduct VEST Conference Call Consider VEOC status change to Yellow "Increased Readiness" in accordance with 206 VESTSOG.

219 Consider request to Govemor for Declaration of a State of Emergency 223 Update FEMA Region ill Watch Officer Conducted by: ....... Position/Title: Signed: Date:

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1-29 May 2022, Revision 1

Commonwealth of Virginia Radiological Emergency Response Plan Appendix 1 - Direction and Control VEST Team Lead - Site Area Emergency Step Time Action Completed 302 Consider Incident VEST Conference Call (on call Team &Team D) 305 If required, conduct VEST Conference Call Consider upgrading VEOC status to appropriate activation level. in accordance with 306 VESTSOG.

Consider request to Govemor for Declaration of a State of Emergency in accordance 320 with VEST SOG.

324 Update FEMA Region Ill Watch Officer 328 Brief PAR to State Coordinating Officer 335 Update FEMA Region ill Watch Officer Conducted by: Position/Title: Signed: Date:

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Step Time Action Completed 402 Consider Incident VEST Conference Call (on call Team &Team D) 404 If required, conduct VEST Conference Call Consider upgrading VEOC status to appropriate activation level. in accordance with 405 VESTSOG.

Consider request to Governor for Declaration of a State of Emergency in accordance 419 with VEST SOG.

423 Update FEMA Region Ill Watch Officer 426 Brief PAR to State Coordinating Officer

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Present PAR to the State Coordinating Officer for briefing to the Governor to 429 obtain Protective Action Decision (PAD)

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452 Update FEMA Region Ill Watch Officer Conducted by: Position/Title: Signed: Date:

Appt'oved by: Position/Title: Signed: Date:

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Commonwealth of Virginia Radiological Emergency Response Plan Appendix 1 - Direction and Control Tab C to Appendix 1 State On-Scene Coordinator Checklist This checklist is prescribed for the State On-Scene Coordinator (SOSC) to facilitate receipt and transmission of appropriate info1mation between the utility, the state, and local governments from the utility 's C01p orate Emergency Response Center (CERC), which is activated at the Ale11, or more severe, ECL.

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Time Action Completed Respond to Dominion Cmporate Emergency Response Center (CERC).

Ensure you have credentials for access, compute,~ cellphone, and hot spot or Dominion c01porate network access credentials.

Report to CERC and check in with Dominion Emergency Plan Advisor (EPA).

Consult organization chart on right wall facingfront ofroom.

Identify pertinent CERC officials:

VDH-ORH Radiological Assessment Officer (RAO): I Dose Assessment Officer (DAO): - _/

Field .Team Coordinator (F.TC) :

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' ,, Co1porate Response Manager (CRM):

Emergency Plan Advisor (EPA):

Establish communications with VEOC - Protective Action Task Force Record direct phone number here:

Record Direct POC:

Record email:

Receive Local Field Team Availability Report forms from VEOC- SAU by email.

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Commonwealth of Virginia Radiological Emergency Response Plan Appendix 1 - Direction and Control Receive initial briefing from Dominion Corporate Response Manager (CRM), including metrological data. current plant conditions. any trends that may indicate an increase in classification, and any unmet needs.

Report initial briefing to VEOC Protective Action Task Force by email.

Activate regional HAZMAT team assets to staff state field monitoring teams when requested by VDH-ORH staff.

Initfol resources: NAPS - Newport News, SPS- Henrico Co Provide number of assets needed and location ofVDH-ORH field team staging area to regional team contact.

Obtain cmTent exposure control ratio from VDH-ORH staff Use PAR Impact Tool, and identify potential areas impacted based on current conditions and metrological data, number of potential population, and any special hazards, such as schools or hospitals.

Identify potential field monitoring points within potentially impacted areas based on cmTent conditions and metrological data.

Coordinate field monitoring points with VDH-ORH.

Provide initial Conditions Rep01t to Local Radiological Officers.

' ,, Copy VE,OC-SAU, VEOC-Protedive Action Task Force, VDH-ORH, all EPZ ROs, and VDEM HMOs.

Request VDEM-SAU h*ansmit the form by email to local EMs.

Update VEOC - Protective Action Task Force on activities and CUITent infonnation.

Request information from VEOC - Protective Action Task Force regarding:

1) establishment of the TIC;

"' 2) stored feed and covered water recommendations;

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3) closure of Lake Anna or restriction of vessel traffic on Jame~ River;

4) current EOC status;

5) FAA flight restrictions.

~ Brief CRM on cuITent state activities.

Update VEOC - Protective Action Task Force upon changes in plant conditions or status.

This step is repeated, since multiple updates may become necessary as conditions develoo, Attend CERC PAR development review upon notification of radiological release.

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Commonwealth of Virginia Radiological Emergency Response Plan Appendix 1 - Direction and Control Obtain updated exposure control ratio from VDH-ORH.

Update VEOC - Protective Action Task Force upon changes in plant conditions or status.

Advise task force of current plant conditions and any potential changing conditions that may impact their discussion.

Request notification of PAD and time of ANS activation.

Record time ofANS activation:

Provide updated Conditions Report to Local Radiological Officers.

Copy VEOC-SAU, VEOC-Protective Action Task Force, VDH-ORH, all EPZ ROs, and VDEM HMOs.

Request VDEM-SAU transmit the form by email to local EMs.

Provide CRM updated stan1s of state activities and time of ANS activation.

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Update VEOC - Protective Action Task Force upon changes in plant conditions or status that may require any additional/amended PARs to be issued, for example:

Expansion ofaffected area, or Implementation ofKl adminisb*ation Attend CERC PAR development review upon any notification of a radiological release.

Obtain updated exposure control ratio from VDH-ORH, if issued.

Update VEOC - Protective Action Task Force upon changes in plant conditions or status.

Advise task force of current plant conditions and auy potential changing conditions that may impact their discussion.

Request notification of any subsequent PAD and time of ANS activation.

Record time ofANS activation:

Provide updated Conditions Report to Local Radiological Officers.

Copy VEOC-SAU, VEOC-Protective Action Task Force, VDH-ORH, all EPZ ROs, and VDEM HMOs.

Request VDEM-SAU fl*ansmit the form by email to local El\1s.

Update CRM on status of state activities and any time of siren activation.

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Alert and Notification System Evaluation Report North Anna Power Station Page Intentionally Left Blank.

Section 3: Attachments 96 Dominion Energy

Commonwealth of Virginia Radiological Emergency Response Plan Appendix 4 -Notification and Warning Appendix4 Notification and Warning 1 Mission To provide for prompt notification by operators of fixed nuclear facilities to State and local govel1llllent of a radiological emergency and for providing timely warning and instmctions on protective actions to the public.

Il. OPERATIONAL CONCEPTS AND PROCEDURES A. Concept of Operation

1. Operators of fixed nuclear facilities will immediately notify local governments and the Virginia Emergency Operations Center (VEOC) whenever any of the fom classes of radiological Emergency Classification Levels (ECLs) occur.

2. The primruy means of notification by operators of fixed nucleru* facilities will be by Dominion Energy Emergency Notification System (DEENS), which will permit simultaneous notification of the VEOC and the local governments within the plume exposure pathway Emergency Planning Zone (EPZ). DEENS generates an email to a predetennined set of recipients and summarizes the event and reason for an ECL declaration. An exrunple is in Tab A. Radio, commercial telephones, and facsimile machines will be used as backup. Local governments within the ingestion pathway will be notified by the VEOC Situational Awareness Unit (SAU) via Virginia Criminal Infonnation Network (VCIN), with backup by commercial telephone. See Tab D for ingestion pathway zone jmisdictions.

3. The initial notification from the facility of a(n) Notification of Unusual Event, Alert, Site Area Emergency, or General Emergency will be verified by local jurisdictions and the VEOC if the notification is not received by DEENS.

Subsequent transmissions of info1mation need not be verified unless the source is suspect. The facility operator will provide verification telephone numbers to the VEOC SAU and to local Public Safety Answering Points (PSAP or 911 center).

According to Do1ninion Energy, an ECL notification will never be transmitted by another entity. However, the VEOC SAU may receive info1mation from a local PSAP or 911 center if local law enforcement obtains information regru*ding a hosWe event.

4. Subsequent notifications, e.g., escalation of ECL, te1mination ofemergency, etc.,

will be received via DEENS. This info1mation will be disseminated to State staff by the VEOC SAU, as outlined in the VEOC SAU Standard Operating Procedures (SOP). Local govel1llllents not included on the DEENS distribution list including those within the ingestion pathway, will be notified via VCIN, with backup by commercial telephone. In addition, the nuclear power station will send periodic 4-1 May 2022, Revision 1

Commonwealth of Virginia Radiological Emergency Response Plan Appendix 4 -Notification and Warning follow-up fomIS with pe1tinent updates. The content of that form can be seen in Tab C.

5. Protective Action Recommendations (PARs) from the nuclear power stations are communicated via commercial telephone to the VEOC SAU only on the "Facility Repo1t of Protective Action Recommendation" (Tab B). The State discusses the PAR and may make changes and communicate the PAR to the local governments utilizing the " State Repoit of Protective Action Recommendations" via the Cormnonwealth Notification System (CNS).

B. Public Ale1ting

1. Primary responsibility for activating the Aleit and Notification System (ANS) lies with the Virginia Depa1tment of Emergency Management (VDEM) in coordination with the affected local governments. State assistance in ale1ting and warning the public will be requested through the VEOC (See Appendices 9 and 10). The primary aleiting method to ale1t residents and transient population within the plume exposure pathway EPZ is Wireless Emergency Alerts (WEA) through the futegrated Public Alert and Warning System (IPA WS). WEA broadcasts aleits and warnings from cellular towers to any WEA-enabled mobile device within a geographically targeted area, ale1ting and notifying individuals of an emergency.

WEA messages are sho1t emergency messages with a maximum of 90 characters or 360 characters for some cellular phones. These messages are prepared and transmitted by VDEM using IPAWS-compliant aleiting origination software that generates the message in Common Ale1ting Protocol (CAP) fonnat and then sends to the IP AWS Open Platfonn for Emergency Networks (IPAWS-OPEN), which routes the message to paiticipating wireless caiTiers. Tue participating wireless carriers then push the ale1ts to mobile devices in the specified geographical target area. The messages are periodically transinitted to mobile devices for an extended duration, as detennined by VDEM, to maximize the possibility of being received by members of the public. Messages can be received indoors or outdoors, heai*d, and felt through a special tone and vibration, both repeated twice. These messages direct individuals to tum on broadcast stations or communications media to receive additional info1mation and instruction in the event of an emergency at No1th Anna Power Station (NAPS) or Stmy Power Station (SPS). A WEA message for nucleai* power incidents must be approved by the State Coordinator, Chief Deputy State Coordinator, Deputy State Coordinator for Disaster Se1vices, or the Director of Disaster Response Programs.

IPA WS-WEA meets the requirements of NUREG 0654/FEMA-REP-1 , Revision 2. This system also meets the design objectives as defined in Prut V: REP Prograin Ale1t and Notification System Guidance of the 2019 RPM. A copy of the Memorandum of Agreement between VDEM and FEMA IPAWS Program Management Office is available from the VEOC SAU. WEA has the capability to provide an aleit signal to the p opulation throughout the plume exposure pathway EPZ within 15 minutes.

Everbridge is the primruy method to transinit a WEA message and the Primary IPAWS-compliant CAP Aleiting Origination Tool. Should the primruy IPA WS-Complaint CAP Ale1t Origination Tool become unavailable, the first alternate method is the Emergency Management Network (EMnet) system, which is a satellite-based warning system and the Alternate IPA WS-CAP Alert Origination 4-2 May 2022, Revision 1

Commonwealth of Virginia Radiological Emergency Response Plan Appendix 4 -Notification and Warning Tool. The second alternate method is for VEOC SAU to contact the FEMA IPA WS Lab to transmit the WEA message on behalf ofVDEM. The backup ale11 method is the VDEM Public Notification System, which is a public ale11 and notification system that uses a database of telephone numbers and associated addresses to deliver emergency messages to a specific geographic area via landline telephones or other communication methods such as mobile and VOIP telephone records.

Other support systems include reverse 911 , locality ale1t systems, social media, and weather radio transmission.

2. In addition to WEA message, transients located within 10 miles of a nuclear power station will be ale1ted of a radiological accident as follows:

a. Chippokes Plantation State Park and Lake Anna State Park by State Pruk Superintendents.

b. Jamestown and Yorktown Colonial National Historical Pru*ks by National Pru*k Rangers.

c. Colonial Williamsburg Foundation-by-Foundation employees at the vru-ious sites, vehicles with public address systems, and phone calls to individual rooms.

d. Busch Gardens and Water Countiy USA by public address system within the Parks.

e. Water spo1tsmen at Lake Anna, Hog Island, or on the James River (swimming, fishing, and boating) by Department of Wildlife Resources, Mru*ine Resources Commission , and/or aircraft with public address systems.

f. Other transients will receive info1mation and protective action instmctions over the Emergency Alert System.

g. Detailed information on warning of the transient population is contained in local government plans and suppo1ting SOPs.

h. Pamphlets entitled "Response to Emergency", featm-ing instructions to transients for responding to radiological emergencies at N01th Anna and Surry Power Stations are distributed annually within 10 miles of a nuclear power station in Virginia.

3. Notifications to special facilities (hospitals, nursing homes, prisons) with institutionalized personnel are the responsibility of local governments. Each special facility is required to maintain an emergency plan that provides for evacuation or sheltering in place, as approp11ate. Requirements for evacuating special facilities will also be identified and assistance, if required, requested from the local government and VDEM. Non- institutionalized persons with special requirements, i.e., on life-support equipment or non-ambulato1y, without franspo11ation will be identified by name, address, and telephone number prior to a radiological emergency. AlTangements will be made to have these individuals evacuated eru*ly in the emergency, if this is the best available protective measure. Requirements above local capabilities will be identified during pre-emergency planning and assistance requested from VDEM.

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Commonwealth of Virginia Radiological Emergency Response Plan Appendix 4 -Notification and Warning

4. Combinations of the following can be used as additional alerting methods to ale1t the public in the plume exposure pathway EPZ. Specific systems used will be described in each local gove1mnent plan.

a. Emergency vehicles with loudspeakers.

b. Aircraft and boats with loudspeakers.

c. Telephone.

d. Radio.

e. Television.

f. Locality notification systems

g. Social media (Twitter, Facebook, fustagram, etc.)

h. Citizen's Band (CB) or other public radios.

1. Personal notification.

5. Based on the radiological emergency situation and off-site conditions, the initial warning might include instructions for in place sheltering or evacuation. Coordination will be effected with EAS radio and TV stations serving the affected area or other stations serving the affected political subdivisions so that emergency info1mation and instructions can be disseminated.

C. Public Notification and Warning EAS is the primary notification method for providing inf01mational and/or instructional message(s) to the NAPS or SPS plume exposure pathway EPZ population. EAS is a national public warning system comprised of television and radio broadcasters; cable television systems; wireless cable systems; direct broadcast satellite service providers; and wireless video service providers that allow notification to the public during an emergency. EAS messages are prepared and transmitted by VDEM using IPAWS-compliant CAP Ale1t Origination Tool that generates the message in CAP fo1mat and then sends to IPAWS-OPEN, which routes the EAS message to designated EAS broadcast stations. The designated EAS broadcast stations then push the EAS message to all radio and television (AM FM digital, analog, cable, and satellite). See Tab E for pre- scripted EAS messages.

Everbridge is the primary method to transmit an EAS message and the primary IPA WS-compliant CAP Aleli Origination Tool. Should the primaiy IPAWS-CAP Ale1t Origination Tool become unavailable, the first alternate method is the EMnet system, which is a satellite-based waining system and the alternate IP AWS-compliant CAP Alert Origination Tool. The second alternate method is for VEOC SAU to contact FEMA IPA WS Lab to transmit the EAS message on behalf of VDEM. The backup method is the VDEM Public Notification System, which is a public ale1t and notification system that uses a database of telephone numbers and associated addresses to deliver emergency messages to a specific geographical ai*ea via landline telephones and other communication methods, such as mobile and VOIP telephone records. Other suppo1t systems include reverse 911, locality notification systems, social media, weather radio transmission, telephone calls/recordings provided to local EAS stations, and physical aleiting and notification.

IPAWS-EAS meets the requirements ofNUREG 0654/FEMA-REP-1 , Revision 2. This 4-4 May 2022, Revision 1

Commonwealth of Virginia Radiological Emergency Response Plan Appendix 4 -Notification and Warning system also meets the design objectives as defined in Part V: REP Program Ale1t and Notification System Guidance of the 2019 RPM. A copy of the Memorandum of Agreement between VDEM and FEMA IPA WS Program Management Office is available from the VEOC SAU. EAS has the capability to provide a short informational or instrnctional message to the population throughout the plume exposure pathway EPZ within 15 minutes. The initial notification system ensures coverage of essentially 100% of the population within plume exposure pathway EPZ.

The Virginia EAS process is detailed in the Commonwealth of Virginia EAS Plan. This plan includes identification of broadcast stations and 24-hour telephone numbers, including National Weather Service (NWS) stations. The VEOC SAU is connected directly to NAPS and SPS and is the sole activating authority ofEAS for nuclear power station emergencies.

VDEM is designated as the official clearing house for all State-level and Statewide EAS activations. VDEM will make the final determination for all Statewide and State-level EAS activation requests. VDEM has an EAS encoder and c.an originate Statewide activations directly from the VEOC SAU to the State primary station WRVA-AM. The VEOC SAU can send EAS activations from the State EOC to WRVA-AM either by dial-up telephone, direct connection , or by EMnet. EMnet can activate a station ' s EAS system with EAS messages.

WRVA-AM has back-up power capabilities with a generator system.

Upon activation by the State primary programming control station WRVA-AM (in the Richmond area) and WGH (in the Newport News/Peninsula area), the activation request is handed off to the prima1y State relay station WRVQ-FM in Richmond, Virginia. The prima1y State relay station will begin the relay of all activation requests to other local areas. All local primaiy stations monitor the designated State relay or appropriate station in the Virginia State Relay Network. All local prima1y stations will also receive an EAS activation via EMnet.

Upon receipt of a request to activate the EAS at the State level, the control operator at WRVA-AM/WRVQ-FM may pass through the requested message from VDEM, orNWS as received. At the request of either agency, the control operator as received from the Associated Press, NOAA Weather Radio, facsimile, or VDEM can broadcast the script. Activation from the State primary station is disseminated to the local primaiy stations by a network of FM broadcast repeaters. Local primary stations will then rebroadcast EAS messages to their local area, cable facilities, participating stations, and non-paiticipating broadcast stations.

Local activation of the EAS from authorized local government officials is accomplished through the VEOC. The local prima1y stations will broadcast the EAS ale11 and stations within the local area and will activate and rebroadcast the message. If the local governments are unable to contact the VEOC by telephone or radio, local governments ai*e authorized to activate the local EAS and fo1ward emergency action messages to the prima1y programming control stations. All info1mation to be broadcast via EAS will be disseminated in accordance with the State EAS Plan. The State EAS Plan contains phone numbers for the broadcast stations listed in Section s 1 and 2 below. The Virginia EAS Homepage is another source for critical EAS inf01mation.

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Commonwealth of Virginia Radiological Emergency Response Plan Appendix 4 -Notification and Warning in Virginia by the National Warning System. The VEOC receives NWS products via a satellite feed from NWS. The NWS offices transmit warnings for weather and non-weather related events via the NOAA Weather Radio system. The warning transmissions are compatible with EAS. All pa11icipants are required to have equipment capable of monitoring the IPA WS feed.

Bas ed on the Evacuation Time Estimates from November 2012 for SPS and NAPS, non-English speaking individuals fall below the 5% threshold for providing translated public info1mation in a foreign language. Therefore, EAS and special news broadcasts are published in English only. As new data becomes available, a reassessment of providing additional translations of public information materials will be conducted.

For information on the list of EAS broadcast stations, frequencies, and network coverage maps serving the areas around NAPS and SPS, refer to the current Commonwealth of Virginia Emergency Aleti System Plan.

1. Broadcast stations serving the area around the No1th Anna Power Station:

TV WTVR Channel 6 Richmond WWBT Channel 12 Richmond WRIC Channel 8 Petersburg WVIR Channel 29 Charlottesville RADIO WCVA 1490AM Culpeper WCUL 103.1 FM Culpeper WFAL 104.5 FM Falmouth WFVA 1230 AM/ Fredericksburg 101.5 FM i WYSK 1350AM/ Fredericksburg 99.3 FM WFLS 1350AM/ Fredericksburg 93.3 FM WRVA 1140AM Richmond WJMA \. 1340AM Orange

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WRNL 910AM Richmond WRVA

.. Richmond 1140AM WRVQ 94.5FM Richmond WKLR 96.5 FM Richmond

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WTVR 98.1 FM Richmond WRXL 102.1 FM Richmond WMXB 103.7FM Richmond WBTJ 106.5 FM Richmond WJYJ 90.5FM Spotsylvania WGRQ 95.9FM Spotsylvania WBQB 101.5 FM Fredericksburg

2. Broadcast stations serving the area around the Suny Power Station:

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Commonwealth of Virginia Radiological Emergency Response Plan Appendix 4 -Notification and Warning TV WVEC Channel 13 Norfolk WK.TR Channel 3 Norfolk WHRO Channel 15 Norfolk WTVZ Channel 33 Norfolk WAVY Channel 10 P01tsmouth WGNT Channel 27 Portsmouth WTVR Channel 6 Richmond WWBT Channel 12 Richmond WRIC Channel 8 Richmond RADIO WGH 1310AM Hampton WK.GM 940AM Smithfield WSRV 92.3 FM Williamsburg I

WWBR 107.9 FM / Williamsburg WRVA 1140 AM Richmond WRNL 910AM Richmond WTVR 98.1 FM ~ Richmond WBTJ 106.5 FM Richmond WTAR 850AM Norfolk WCMS 100.5 FM Hampton WGH 97.3 FM Hampton ~

WXEZ 94.1 FM Hampton WXGM 99.1 FM Gloucester WXGM 1420AM Gloucester WCMS 1050AM Hampton WVKL 95.7FM Norfolk WNIS 790AM Norfolk WJCD 105.3 FM Norfolk D. Public Aleli and Notification System (ANS) Activation ANS can be used for a radiological emergency at a nuclear power station. The decision to activate the primaiy and/or backup ANS is made by VDEM. Activation of the ANS is pe1formed by qualified and trained VEOC SAU personnel, per the VEOC SAU SOP. The primaiy method the VEOC SAU uses to transmit WEA and EAS messages is through VDEM's IPAWS-compliant CAP Ale1t Origination Tool. WEA and EAS are tested under applicable Federal and State requirements.

WEA and EAS messages are pre-scripted and pre-approved for prompt ANS activation.

Approval to disseminate a(n) WEA and EAS message for an incident at a nucleai* power plant is needed from the State Coordinator, Chief Deputy State Coordinator, Deputy State Coordinator for Disaster Services, or the Director of Disaster Response Programs. WEA messages will be transmitted to mobile devices in the designated area selected and local broadcasters should inte1n1pt their regular scheduled programming to broadcast the EAS message.

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Commonwealth of Virginia Radiological Emergency Response Plan Appendix 4 -Notification and Warning Once the VEOC SAU receives a protective action recommendation (PAR) from the nuclear facility, VDEM, in coordination with the Virginia Department of Health-Office of Radiation Health, will review, evaluate, and develop required actions. Based on the information received and other considerations, a protective action decision (PAD) is made for the plume exposure pathway EPZ residential and transient populations. To communicate with the public, VEOC SAU personnel will implement established procedures in the VEOC SAU SOP, which includes a step-by-step process for activating the primary, and if necessary, the backup ANS sub-systems. The message will be rebroadcast eve1y 15 minutes if requested.

The process includes the following:

• Approval to disseminate a(n) WEA and EAS messages for nuclear power plant incidents is obtained from either the State Coordinator, Chief Deputy State Coordinator, Deputy State Coordinator for Disaster Services, or the Directorof Disaster Response Programs. The VDEM Communication Division will verify the EAS message is accurate and correctly communicates the PAD before transmitting to EAS broadcasters.

• Using the pre-approved, pre-scripted WEA, EAS, and VDEM Public Notification System messages, the primaiy and backup ANS sub-systems ai*e activated simultaneously. The IPA WS-compliant CAP Alert Origination Tool provides a verification signal when the messages are successfully transmitted to the public.

• VEOC SAU monitors radio and local television stations to verify EAS activation is successful.

ATTACHMENTS Tab A Sample DEENS Emails and Back-up Communications Fonns TabB Facility Repo1i of Protective Action Recommendation TabC Example of Follow-Up Notification F01m from Nucleai* Power Stations TabD Adjacent States and Jurisdictions within 50-Mile Ingestion Pathway Attachment 1 Map of Ingestion Pathway Jurisdictions Attachment 2 Surry Power Station Ingestion Pathway - Adjacent Jurisdictions (In-State and Out-of-State)

Attachment 3 N01ih Anna Power Station Ingestion Pathway - Adjacent Jurisdictions (In-State and Out-of-State)

Attachment 4 Calveli Cliffs Power Station (Maiyland) - Virginia Jurisdictions within Ingestion Pathway TabE Pre-scripted EAS Messages Template Examples 4-8 May 2022, Revision 1

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Commonwealth of Virginia Radiological Emergency Response Plan Appendix 4 -Notification and Warning Tab A to Appendix 4 Sample DEENS Emails and Back-up Communications Forms FA1.1 - Classificat io n Message Please click here to acknoy.1et1guwmt ot tn<<s messag,=

SURRY POWER STATION EMERGENCY NOTlflCATION FORM Message#: 1 Messag e Type: Classiflcatloo

1. EVENT: Drill

2. AFFECTED Sl'l'E: Suny

3. EMERGENCY CLASSIFICATION: ALERT

4. EAL f FA1 I Ded are1ion Da1emme 10-13-2020 08.10 EAL DESCRIPTtON There are indications of a loss or potential loss of either lhe Fuel Cladding or Reacior Coolaru Sysiem &\tegrily

5. FIELEASE TO THE ENVIRONMENT (caused bt the emergency) Is occurring

6. METEOROLOGICAL OATA (based on On-SIIE r..teasurements on 10-13-2020 O& 17 Wind dlfecUcn from. 316 degrees Wa,d Speec* 5 mph

7. APPROVED BY: Operations SEM

8. NOTIFIED BY: Leslie Mathews Oatemme 10-13-2020 08* 19 13 Q FAl.1.pdf 4-10 May 2022, Revision 1

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SURRY BACKUP EMERGENCY NOTIFICATION FORM AU&u tiou All Slll{joos. This is s w, y Puw91 Slllti0Jl. lfstt I.be Dackuµ Emer_g1111ey Notificau.oo roun t o copy 11M1ssage Head slowly)

1. EVENT: D Drill D Emerg,oency 2, A FFECTED SITE: Surry

3. EM ERG Et. CY CLA SSI FICATION: 0 NOUE O A LERT O SITE AREA EMERGENC Y O GENERAL EMERGENCY

4. EAL#: _ _ _ . _ Oeclaralion Oaterrnne: _ _ / _ _ I_ _ a1 _ :_ [24-tlr tlme)

5. RELEASE TO THE ENVIRONMENT (caused by the emergency): No Is Occurrtng Has Occurred

6. M ETEOROLOGICAL UATA (based on D on-site O o l'-s!le O nol av<1llabte measlJ"eniem!. on , I a1 _ :_ {24-hr ~lmeJ

~ll,mmldd/yyyyJ Wind dlrection ilromi: _ _ deQree-. (0 - l6C1) Wind Speeti: _ _ _ m ph Complete ITEMS 7 -12 in addition to Item 1 - 6 for update message 7 Olf-S<te Se111tees ReQllJesl'!!CI. 0 Fue O Ambulance O Law Enl'orcemenlJSeomty D t-klne

8. Prognosis: D Stable D lmprovi'lQJ D Worsening 9 EVil.cualion to Plimar; Re.mote Assemb~J Area (RM): D Planned D tn ?rogress O Completed D Released From RAA O No

10. Evacuation lo Secon<lary Remole Assemb1y Are<J. (RM): 0 Plilnne<I D In Progress D Completed D Released Fl'l.'11'1 RM D No tI Company Oismrssal D Planned D In Pro,;ireScs D Comi:ieted D No 12 Remar1(s: - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

Complete ITEMS 13 - 15 ONLY for termination m~age, 1J. EVENT: Orm D Emergency

14. A ffected Sile : Surry

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Commonwealth of Virginia Radiological Emergency R esponse Plan Appendix 4 -Notification and Warning Tab B to Appendix 4 Facility Report of Protective Action Recommendation PAR MESSAGE# _ __ REPORT OF PROTECTIVE ACTION !RECOMMENDATION -

FOR USE BY STATE ONLY This is (North Anna I Surry Power Station) with a{n) D Drill Message D Emergency Message for Protective Action Recommendation. Use the Report of Protective Action, Recommendation Form to copy this message.

PROTECTIVE ACTION RECOMMENDATION :

D Shelter-in-place: _ _ _ Mite radius 360" and _ _ _ Miles downwind in the following Sectors: _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ __

D Evacuate: _ _ _ M ite radius 360° and _ _ _ Miles downwind in the following Sectors: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ __

Beyond 10 Mile EPZ:

D Evacuate Area: _ _ Centerline 1n degrees; _ _ Distance 11'1 Miles; _ _ _ Width in feet D Shelter-in-place: _ __ Centerline in degrees; _ __ Distance in Miles; _ _ Widtlh in feet D Potassium Iodide: Recommend implementation of Potassium Iodide (Kl) strategies for the general public. The proj ected does at th e site boundary is :::: 5 Rem Child Thyroid COE.

The time is:

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This is (name) _ _ __ _ __ __ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _~ /Emergency Communicator Message received by: Virginia EOC Watch Officer (name) _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __

This is (North Anna I Surry Power Station) out at _ _ _ _ __ on _ _ _ _ __

(24-hr time) (date)

Aprll 2019 4-12 May 2022, Revision 1

Commonwealth of Virginia Radiological Emergency R esponse Plan Appendix 4 -Notification and Warning Tab C to Appendix 4 Example of Follow-Up Notification Form from Nuclear Power Stations FA1.1 - Update Message OEENS <noreolvCG:everbr,dae net>

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1. EVENT: Drill

2. AFFECTED SITE: Suny

3. EMERGENCY CLAS SJFICATtOH: ALERT

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14. NOTIFIED BY: Chrl~tl1111 Uttwst Oate/Tlme 10-13-2020 0914 59 4-13 May 2022, Revision 1

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4-14 May 2022, Revision 1

Commonwealth of Virginia Radiological Emergency Response Plan Appendix 4 -Notification and Warning Tab D to Appendix 4 Adjacent States and Jurisdictions Within SO-Mile Ingestion Pathway

1. The Virginia EOC will provide notification to affected or potentially affected jurisdictions within the ingestion pathway and adjacent states in the event of a radiological emergency occurring at the N01th Anna Power Station or Sun y Power Station. Similai- alerting procedures will be used to notify any area(s) of the State, depending on the type of radiological accident and effect. The State will transmit to each local organization recommended protective measures based upon protective actionguides and other criteria.

This shall be consistent with the recommendations of the US.Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) regarding exposure resulting from passage ofradiological airborne plumes and with other Federal recommendations regarding radioactive contamination of human foods and animal feeds.

2. The primary means for notifying adj acent states and local jmisdictions within the ingestion pathway will be by commercial telephone. Adjacent states and local governments within the ingestion pathway ai-e listed in Attachments 1 (Suny) and 2 (North Anna).

3. The Virginia EOC will provide n otification to affected or potentially affected local jurisdictions within the ViJ:ginia po1tion of the ingestion pathway in the event of a radiological emergency occun-ing at the Calvert Cliffs, Maiyland, Nucleai* Power Station.

4-15 May 2022, Revision 1

Commonwealth of Virginia Radiological Emergency Response Plan Appendix 4 -Notification and Warning Tab D Attachment 1 to Appendix 4 Map of Ingestion Jurisdictions Virginia Localities Proximity to Nuclear Power Stations D 10 Mfle Eme.rgency Pl.inning zone, D 50 Milo Ingestion Pathways Zories I::) Lor.alllles <10 Mlle<! lroill Pinnt, Localltles <60 MIies from Plants Power Plant (Num of Localities)

- All 3 Powet Pl~lr~S (3)

- NAPS / SPS (6)

NAPS / CCPS (6)

LJ SPSICCPS(4)

- SP S Only (26)

- NAPS Only (20)

Slnunlon D -,

ynesboro Ion chburg Campbell ~ *~ L.. ~

Prince Edward Charlott*

Lunenbu rg Halifax Soulh Bogton ,

~~ Mecklenburg N l '- ---2cs======M =~*,:-------*100 Al 4-16 May 2022, Revision 1

Commonwealth of Virginia Radiological Emergency Response Plan Appendix 4 -Notification and Warning Tab D Attachment 2 to Appendix 4 Surry Power Station Ingestion Pathway Adjacent Jurisdictions (In-State and Out-of-State)

Virginia Counties C ities

1. Charles City 1. Chesapeake

2. Chesterfield+ 2. Colonial Heights

3. Dinwiddie 3. Franklin

4. E ssex+@ 4. Hampton

5. Gloucester 5. Hopewell

6. Greensv ille 6. Newport News*

7. Hanover+ 7. N01folk

8. Hemico+ 8. Petersburg

9. Isle of Wight* 9. Poquoson

10. James City* 10. P o1tsmouth

11. King & Queen+@ 11. Richmond+

12. King William+ 12. Suffolk

13. Lancas ter@ 13 . Virginia Beach

14. Mathews 14. Williamsburg*

15. Middlesex@

16. NewKent+

17. No1thampton Towns

18. No1thumberland@

19. Prince George 1. West Point

20. Richmond+@

21. Southampton

22. Surry*

23. Sussex

24. York*

North Carolina 1. Camden

2. Cuni.tuck

3. He1tford

4. No1thampton

5. Pasquotank

6. Gates

• Within 10 miles of SPS.

+ Also, within 50 miles of NAPS. @

Within 50 miles of Calveit Cliffs 4-17 May 2022, Revision 1

Commonwealth of Virginia Radiological Emergency R esponse Plan Appendix 4 -Notification and Warning Tab D Attachment 3 to Appendix 4 North Anna Power Station Ingestion Pathway Adjacent Jurisdictions (In-State and Out-of-State)

Virginia Counties Cities

1. Albemarle 1. Charlottesville

2. Amelia 2. Fredericksburg

3. Buckingham 3. Manassas

4. Carnline *@ 4. Richmond+

5. Chesterfield+

6. Culpeper

7. Cumberland

8. Essex +@

9. Fairfax@

10. Fauquier 11 . Fluvanna

12. Goochland

13. Greene

14. Hanover*+

15. Henrico+

16. King George@

17. King & Queen +@

18. King William +

19. Louisa*

20. Madison

21. New Kent+

22. Orange*

23. Page

24. Powhatan

25. Prince William@

26. Rappahannock

27. Richmond+@

28. Rockingham

29. Spotsylvania *

30. Stafford@

31. Westmoreland@

Maiyland 1. Charles County

• Within 10 miles of NAPS.

+ Also, within 50 miles of SPS.

@Within 50 miles of Calvert Cliffs 4-18 May 2022, Revision 1

Commonwealth of V irginia. Radiological Emergency Resp onse Plan Appendix 4 -Notification and Warning Tab D Attachment 4 to Appendix 4 Calvert Cliffs Power Station (Maryland)

Virginia Jurisdictions within Ingestion Pathway Counties Cities

1. Accomack 1. Alexandria (Tangier Island) 2. Falls Church

2. Arlington

3. Caroline*

4. Essex+*

5. Fa.ii-fax*

6. King George*

7. King and Queen+*

8. Lancas ter+

9. Middlesex +

10. N01thumberland +

11. Prince William*

12 . Richmond+*

13. Stafford

• 14 . Westmoreland*

• Also, within 50 miles of NAPS .

+ Also, within 50 miles of SPS.

4-19 May 2022, Revision 1

Commonwealth of Virginia Radiological Emergency Response Plan Appendix 4 -Notification and Warning Tab E to Appendix 4 Prescripted EAS Messages Template Examples Actual Pre-Scripted EAS Messages are electronically recorded into the EAS computer systemand copies are maintained by the SAU.

I'\ 9711 Farrar Court, Suite 200 Virginia Department of

• North Chesterfield, VA 23236 Emergency Ma nagement ~ 804.267.7610 EASMESSAGE ...

'I.::' www.vaemergency.gov DRAFT EAS TEMPLATE: NAPS RUBLIC NOTIFICATION (No Action Necessary)

EAS MESSAGE Date: Time:

Pub /ic Notice: No Action Necessary This is the Emergency Alert System. The Governor of Virginia has activated the Emergency Alert System because of an emergency at the North Anna Nuclear Power Station.

Due to the potential for conditions at the power station to worsen, the Governor has decided to alert the public in the area of the North Anna Nuclear Power Station to stay tuned to this Emergency Alert Station.

No precautionary actions are necessary at this time. If conditions warrant, additional information and instructions will be broadcast on this station.

Information concerning the North Anna Nuclear Power Station and emergency preparedness can be found in Dominion's emergency planning calendar and online at www.dominionenergy.com.

Please stay tuned to this Emergency Alert Station for further information and instructions.

4-20 May 2022, Revision 1

Commonwealth of Virginia Radiological Emergency Response Plan Appendix 4 -Notification and Warning T ab E to Appendix 4 n 9711 Farrar Court, Suite 200 Virginia Departme nt of ..,- North Chesterfield, VA 23236 Emergency Management \. 804.267.7610 EASMESSAGE ...

~~:' www.vaemergency.gov DRAFT EAS TEMPLATE: NAPS EVACUATION EAS MESSAGE Date: Time: ----

Evacuation Only This is the Emergency Alert System. The Governor of Virginia has activated the Emergency Alert System because of an emergency at the North Anna Nuclear Power Station.

The Governor has ordered evacuation for the protective action zones in the following jurisdictions:

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ in protective action zones:

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . People in these protective action zones are ordered to immediately leave the area and may report to their assigned evacuation assembly centers.

Information to help citizens determine the protective action zone in which they are located, evacuation routes , evacuation assembly centers, and protective actions can be found in Dominion's emergency planning calendar and online at www.dominionenerqy.com .

Please stay tu ned to this Emergency Alert Station for further information and instructions.

4-21 May 2022, Revision 1

Commonwealth of Virginia Radiological Emergency Response Plan Appendix 4 -Notification and Warning T ab E to Appendix 4 n 9711 Farrar Court, Suite 200 Virginia Department of

• North Chesterfield, VA 23236 Emergency Management \. 804.267.7610 EASMESSAGE *~

ii.:: www.vaemergency.gov DRAFT EAS TEMPLATE: NAPS SHELTER EAS MESSAGE Date: Time:

SheIter in place only This is the Emergency Alert System. The Governor of Virginia has activated the Emergency Alert System because of an emergency at the North Anna Nuclear Power Station.

The Governor has ordered in place sheltering for the protective action zones in the following jurisdictions:

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ in protective action zones:

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . People in these protective action zones are ordered to take shelter immediately.

Information to help citizens determine the protective action zone in which they are located , evacuation routes, evacuation assembly centers and instructions on protective actions can be found in Dominion's emergency planning calendar and online at www.dominionenergy.com.

Please stay tuned to this Emergency Alert Station for further information and instructions.

4-22 May 2022, Revision 1

Commonwealth of Virginia Radiological Emergency Response Plan Appendix 4 -Notification and Warning T ab E to Appendix 4 n 9711 Farrar Court, Suite 200 Virginia Departme nt of ..,- North Chesterfield, VA 23236 Emergency Management \. 804.267.7610 EASMESSAGE ...

~~:' www.vaemergency.gov DRAFT EAS TEMP LATE: NAPS EVACUATION +

SHELTER EAS MESSAGE Date: Time:

She/ter and Evacuation---------

Message This is the Emergency Alert System. The Governor of Virginia has activated the Emergency Alert System because of an emergency at the North Anna Nuclear Power Station.

The Governor has ordered evacuation for Protective Action Zones in the following jurisdictions:

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ in protective action zones:

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . People in these protective action zones are ordered to immediately leave the area and may report to their assigned evacuation assembly centers.

The Governor is also advising those people in any remaining Protective Action Zones for the listed jurisdictions to take shelter immediately.

Information to help citizens determine the protective action zone in which they are located, evacuation routes, evacuation assembly centers and instructions on protective actions can be found in Dominion's emergency planning calendar and online at www.dominionenergy.com.

Please stay tuned to this Emergency Alert Station for further information and instructions.

4-23 May 2022, Revision 1

Commonwealth of Virginia Radiological Emergency Response Plan Appendix 4 -Notification and Warning T ab E to Appendix 4 n 9711 Farrar Court, Suite 200 Virginia Department of ..,- North Chesterfield, VA 23236 Emergency Management \. 804.267.7610 EASMESSAGE ...

~~:' www.vaemergency.gov DRAFT EAS TEMPLATE: NAPS Kl NOTIFICATION EAS MESSAGE Date: Time: - - -

Potassium Iodide (Kl)

This is the Emergency Alert System. The Governor of Virginia has activated the Emergency Alert System because of an emergency at the North Anna Nuclear Power Station.

Due to a release of radioactivity into the atmosphere, the State Commissioner of Health has advised people in the following jurisdictions to ingest Potassium Iodide: _ _ __

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ in protective action zones: _ _ _ _ __

Follow instructions from health officials on how much Potassium Iodide to ingest. Individuals allergic to iodine should not ingest Potassium Iodide, and those with certain thyroid diseases should talk to health officials before ingesting.

Residents within 10 miles of the North Anna Nuclear Power Station can receive doses of Potassium Iodide at their evacuation assembly center. More information can be found in Dominion's emergency planning calendar and online at www.dominionenergy.com.

Please stay tuned to this Emergency Alert Station for further information and instructions.

4-24 May 2022, Revision 1

Commonwealth of Virginia Radiological Emergency Response Plan Appendix 4 -Notification and Warning T ab E to Appendix 4 n 9711 Farrar Court, Suite 200 Virginia Department of ..,- North Chesterfield, VA 23236 Emergency Management \. 804.267.7610 EASMESSAGE ...

~~:' www.vaemergency.gov DRAFT EAS TEMPLATE: SPS PUBLIC NOTIFICATION (No Action Necessary)

EAS MESSAGE Date: Time:

Pub Iic Notice: No Action Necessary This is the Emergency Alert System. The Governor of Virginia has activated the Emergency Alert System because of an emergency at the Surry Nuclear Power Station .

Due to the potential for conditions at the power station to worsen, the Governor has decided to alert the public in the area of the Surry Nuclear Power Station to stay tuned to this Emergency Alert Station. No precautionary actions are necessary at this time. If conditions warrant, additional information and instructions will be broadcast on this station.

Information concerning the Surry Nuclear Power Station and emergency preparedness can be found in Dominion's emergency planning calendar and online at www.dominionenergy.com.

Please stay tuned to this Emergency Alert Station for further information and instructions.

4-25 May 2022, Revision 1

Commonwealth of Virginia Radiological Emergency Response Plan Appendix 4 -Notification and Warning Tab E to Appendix 4 n 9711 Farrar Court, Suite 200 Virginia Departme nt of

• North Chesterfield, VA 23236 Emergency Management \. 804.267.7610 EASMESSAGE ...

~:: www.vaemergency.gov DRAFT EAS TEMPLATE: SPS EVACUATION EAS MESSAGE Date: Time:

Evacuation Only This is the Emergency Alert System. The Governor of Virginia has activated the Emergency Alert System because of an emergency at the Surry Nuclear Power Station.

The Governor has ordered evacuation for the protective action zones in the following jurisdictions:

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ in protective action zones:

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . People in these protective action zones are ordered to immediately leave the area and may report to their assigned evacuation assembly centers.

Information to help citizens determine the protective action zone in which they are located , evacuation routes , evacuation assembly centers, and protective actions can be found in Dominion's emergency planning calendar and online at www.dominionenergy.com .

Please stay tuned to this Emergency Alert Station for further information and instructions.

4-26 May 2022, Revision 1

Commonwealth of Virginia Radiological Emergency Response Plan Appendix 4 -Notification and Warning T ab E to Appendix 4 n 9711 Farrar Court, Suite 200 Virginia Departme nt of

• North Chesterfield, VA 23236 Emergency Management \. 804.267.7610 EASMESSAGE ...

~:: www.vaemergency.gov DRAFT EAS TEMPLATE: SPS SHELTER EAS MESSAGE Date: Time:

She Iter in place only This is the Emergency Alert System. The Governor of Virginia has activated the Emergency Alert System because of an emergency at the Surry Nuclear Power Station.

The Governor has ordered in place sheltering for the protective action zones in the following jurisdictions:

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ in protective action zones:

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . People in these protective action zones are ordered to take shelter immediately.

Information to help citizens determine the protective action zone in which they are located , evacuation routes , evacuation assembly centers and instructions on protective actions can be found in Dominion's emergency planning calendar and online at www.dominionenergy.com.

Please stay tuned to this Emergency Alert Station for further information and instructions.

4-27 May 2022, Revision 1

Commonwealth of Virginia Radiological Emergency Response Plan Appendix 4 -Notification and Warning T ab E to Appendix 4 n 9711 Farrar Court, Suite 200 Virginia Department of

• North Chesterfield, VA 23236 Emergency Management \. 804.267.7610 EASMESSAGE ...

~:: www.vaemergency.gov DRAFT EAS TEMPLATE: SPS EVACUATION+

SHELTER EAS MESSAGE Date: Time: ----

SheIter and Evacuation---------

Message This is the Emergency Alert System. The Governor of Virginia has activated the Emergency Alert System because of an emergency at the Surry Nuclear Power Station.

The Governor has ordered evacuation for Protective Action Zones in the following jurisdictions:

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ in protective action zones:

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _. People in these protective action zones are ordered to immediately leave the area and may report to their assigned evacuation assembly centers.

The Governor is also advising those people in any remaining Protective Action Zones for the listed jurisdictions to take shelter immediately.

Information to help citizens determine the protective action zone in which they are located , evacuation routes, evacuation assembly centers and instructions on protective actions can be found in Dominion's emergency planning calendar and online at www.dominionenergy.com.

Please stay tuned to this Emergency Alert Station for further information and instructions.

4-28 May 2022, Revision 1

Commonwealth of Virginia Radiological Emergency Response Plan Appendix 4 -Notification and Warning Tab E to Appendix 4

" 9711 Farrar Court, Suite 200 Virginia Department of

• North Chesterfield, VA 23236 Emergency Management \. 804.267.7610 EASMESSAGE ...

~~:' www.vaemergency.gov DRAFT EAS TEMPLATE: SPS Kl NOTIFICATION EAS MESSAGE Date: Time:

Potassium Iodide (Kl)

Th is is the Emergency Alert System. The Governor of Virginia has activated the Emergency Alert System because of an emergency at the Surry Nuclear Power Station.

Due to a release of radioactivity into the atmosphere, the State Commissioner of Health has advised people in the following jurisdictions to ingest Potassium Iodide: _ _ __

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ in protective action zones: _ _ _ _ __

Follow instructions from health officials on how much Potassium Iodide to ingest. Individuals allergic to iodine should not ingest Potassium Iodide, and those with certain thyroid diseases should talk to health officials before ingesting.

Residents within 10 miles of the Surry Nuclear Power Station can receive doses of Potassium Iodide at their evacuation assembly center. More information can be found in Dominion's emergency planning calendar and online at www.dominionenergy.com.

Please stay tuned to this Emergency Alert Station for further information and instructions.

4-29 May 2022, Revision 1

Commonwealth of Virginia Radiological Emergency Response Plan Appendix 4 -Notification and Warning

• The following is a list of Protective Action Zones that may be included in all or pa.ii of the EAS Messages outlined above. The selection of these zones will be dependent on the Protective Action Decision (PAD). Many factors are considered in detennining the PAD including, meteorology, radioactive release, dose projections, amongst others.

North Anna Power Station Louisa County:

Zone 2 - Town of Mineral.

Zone 3 - Consists of the area bounded on the: north by Route 22/208, south by Routes 605 and 643 ,

east byRoute 522 and the Mineral Town line, south by Routes 605 and 643, west by Routes 644, 33, and the Louisa Town Line.

Zone 4 - Consists of the area bounded on the: north by Route 208, south by Routes 618 and 687, east byLake Anna, Contrruy Creek, Routes 652 and 700, south by Routes 618 and 667, west by Route 208/522.

Zone 5 - Consists of the area bounded on the: n01ih by Route 618, east by Route 609, and south by Routes33 and 657, west by Route 522.

Zone 6 - Consists of the area bounded on the: north by Route 652, east by Route 614, south by Route 618,west by Route 700.

Zone 7 - Consists of the ru*ea bounded on the: no11h by Route 652, east by Route 650, south by Route 618,west by Route 614.

Zone 8 - Consists of the area bounded on the: n011h by Lake Anna~southeast by Route 614, northwest byContrruy Creek, southwest by Route 652.

Zone 10 - Consists of the area bounded on the: north by Route 614 and Lake Anna, east by Lake Anna.south by Route 622, west by Route 652.

Zone 15 - Consists of the area bOlmded on the: north by Lake Anna, east by Lake Anna, south by Route208, west by Routes 522 and 719.

Zone 16 - Consists of the area bounded on the: north by Lake Anna, east by Routes 719 and 522/208, southby Routes 22 and 208 and Louisa Town Line, west by Colonial Pipeline.

Zone 25 - Consists of the area bounded on the: north by No11h Anna River, east by Route 601 south byRoute 652, west by Route 622.

Zone 26 - Consists of the area bounded on the: n011h by No11h Anna River, east by Louisa/Hanover Countyline, south by Routes 33, 655, 701 and 608, west by Routes 609, 650, 652, and 601.

The recommended evacuation routes for Louisa County are Routes 33, 208, 522, 601 , 609, 614, 618, 655,700, 715 and 719. The Evacuation Assembly Center for Louisa County is the Moss-Nuckols Elementruy School.

4-30 May 2022, Revision 1

Commonwealth of Virginia Radiological Emergency Response Plan Appendix 4 -Notification and Warning Spotsylvania County:

Zone 9 - Consists of the area bounded on the: north by Routes 713 and 601 , east by Route 614, south byLake Anna, west by Route 208.

Zone 11 - Consists of the area bounded on the: n01th by Route 657, east by Route 738 south by Route 622,west by Lake Anna and Route 614.

Zone 12 - Consists of the area bounded on the: north by Bluff Run and Glebe Run, east by Route 738 andOak Crest Drive, south by Routes 657, 614 west by Route 208, 601, and 713.

Zone 13 - Consists of the area bounded on the: n01th by Route 606, east by Routes 208 and 650, and south by Route 208, west by Routes 612, 601 , and 655.

Zone 14 - Consists of the area bounded on the: n01th by Route 601 , east by Route 655, south by LakeAnna, west by Routes 612 and 719.

Zone 18 - Consists of the area bounded on the: n01th by Routes 608 and 606, east by Routes 612 and 719 ,south by Spotsylvania/Louisa County line (North Anna River), west by Orange/Spotsylvania County line.

Zone 19 - Consists of the area bounded on the: north by Route 608, east by Route 612, south by Route 606,west by Route 606.

Zone 20 - Consists of the area bounded on the: n01th by Route 608, east by Routes 649 and 606, south byRoute 208, west by Routes 612, 606, and 650.

Zone 2 1 - Consists of the area bounded on the: n01th by Routes 208 and 606, east by Routes 647 and 738,south by Route 605, west by Bluff Run, Glebe Run, Oak Crest Drive and Route 738.

Zone 22 - Consists of the area bounded on the: north by Route 604 and 605, east by Spotsylvania/CarolineCounty line, south by N01th Anna River, west by Route 622 and 738.

The recommended evacuation routes for Spotsylvania County are Routes 208, 601, 605, 606, 608, 612, 614, 647, 652, 653, 658, 719 and 738. The Evacuation Assembly Centers for Spotsylvania County are Chancellor High School and Massaponax High School.

Caroline County:

Zone 23 - Consists of the area bounded on the: north by Route 738, east by Route 738, south by N01thAnna River west by Caroline/Spotsylvania Cotmty line.

The recommended evacuation routes for Caroline County are Routes 658 and 738. The Evacuation Assembly Center for Caroline County is Caroline County High School.

Hanover County:

Zone 24 - Consists of the area bounded on the: north by N01th Anna River, east by Route 738 south byRoutes 608,680,729,658, 715, 739 and 800, west by Hanover/Louisa County line.

The recommended evacuation routes for Hanover County are Routes 618, 658, 680 and 715.

The Evacuation Assembly Center for Hanover County is Libe1ty Middle School.

4-31 May 2022, Revision 1

Commonwealth of Virginia Radiological Emergency Response Plan Appendix 4 -Notification and Warning Orange County:

Zone 17 - Consists of the ai-ea bounded on the: north by Routes 653 and 629, east by Orange/SpotsylvaniaCounty line south by Orange/Louisa County line (N01th Anna River), west by Colonial Pipeline.

The recommended evacuation routes for Orange County are Routes 522, 612, 629, 653 and 719.

The Evacuation Assembly Center for Orange County is Prospect Heights Middle School.

4-32 May 2022, Revision 1

Commonwealth of Virginia Radiological Emergency Response Plan Appendix 4 -Notification and Warning Surry Power Station Surry County:

Zone 1 - Town of Surry Zone 2 - Consists of the area bounded on the: north by the James River, east by Route 3 1, south by Route 10, west by Route 609, 610 and East over Drive.

Zone 3 - Consists of the area bounded on the: north by Route 10, east by Route 616, south by Moores Swamp, Cypress Run and Route 648, west by Route 618.

Zone 4 - Consists of the area bounded on the: north by the James River, east by Routes 636 and 634,south by Route 10, west by Route 31.

Zone 5 - Consists of the area bounded on the: n orth by the James River, east by Routes 633 and 634,south by Route 10, west by Routes 636 and 634.

Zone 6 - Consists of th e area bounded on the: north and east by Route 650, south by Routes 10 and 634,west by Routes 633,634 and the James River.

Zone 7 - Consists of the area bounded on the: north by Route 10, east and south by Route 617, west byRoutes 616, Cypress Rlm and Mill Swamp.

Zone 8 - Consists of the area bounded on the: north and east by the James River, south by Hog IslandState Wildlife Management Area west by Route 650 and the James River.

Zone 9 - Consists of the area bounded on the: north by Hog Island State Wildlife Management Area, eastby the James River, south by Routes 686, 628 and 10, west by Route 650.

Zone 10 - Consists of the ai*ea bounded on the: n011h by Route 10, east by Route 627, south by the SurryCounty and Isle of Wight County line and West by Routes 625 and 617.

Zone 12 - Consists of the area bounded on the: n011h by Route 10, east by Lawnes Creek, south by Isle otwight County line, west by Route 627.

The recommended evacuation routes for Surry County ai*e Routes 10, 31, 616, 617, 618, 622, 626, 627,630 and 650. The Evacuation Assembly Center for Suny County is the L.P. Jackson Middle School Isle of Wight County:

Zone 9 - Consists of the area bounded on the: n 011h by Hog Island State Wildlife Management Area, eastby the James River, south by Routes 686, 628 and 10, west by Route 650.

Zone 11 - Consists of the area bounded on the: north by Suny County line, east by Route 627, south andwest by Route 626.

Zone 13 - Consists of the area bounded on the: n011h by Routes 686 and 628, east by the James River, south by Routes 673, 10, 678, and 626, west by Route 627, Isle of Wight County line and Lawnes Creek.

The recommended evacuation routes for Isle of Wight County are Routes 10, 626, 627 and 708.

The Evacuation Assembly Center for Isle of Wight Cotmty is Smithfield Middle School.

4-33 May 2022, Revision 1

Commonwealth of Virginia Radiological Emergency Response Plan Appendix 4 -Notification and Warning The Citv ofNewp01i News:

Zone 14 - F01t Eustis.

Zone 15 - Consists of the area bounded on the: n01ih by Route 173, east by Jefferson Avenue, Bland Boulevard, C&O Railroad, Sluice Mill Pond and Deep Creek, south by the James River and the mouth of.Vva1wick River and west by Waiwick River/Foti Eustis shoreline and Lucas Creek.

Zone 16 - Consists of the area bounded on the: n01ih and east by York County line, east by Route 173, south by Denbigh Boulevard, Route 173, Lucas Creek and Wruwick River, west by Wruwick River/FoliEustis boundaty line and Skiffes Creek.

The recommended evacuation routes for Newpo1t News ru*e Routes 60, 105, 143, 173 and Interstate 64.The Evacuation Assembly Center for Newp01t News is Wruwick High School / Gildersleeve Middle School ru1d Hines Middle School.

James City County:

Zonel8A- Consists of the area bounded on the: n01th by Pelllliman Road, east by Oak Drive andGovernment Road, south and west by Williamsburg City line.

Zone 18B - Consists of the area bounded on the: north by James City County line, east by BuschGru*dens' eastern edge and Busch Creek, south by James River, west by Colonial Pru-Icway.

Zone 18C - Consists of the area bounded on the: north by Botmdary Road West, east by James City County line, south by James River, Ca1iers Grove and US 60, west by Busch Gardens' eastern edge andBusch Creek.

Zone 18D - Consists of the ru*ea bounded on the: north by Cruters Grove at1d US 60, east by Skiffes CreekRese1voir, south by Skiffes Creek, west by James River.

Zone 22A - Consists of the ru*ea bounded on the : north by Powhatan Creek, east by Lake Powell and MillCreek, south and west by James River.

Zone 22B - Consists of the ru*ea bounded on the: 1101th by Route 199, east and south by Colonial Parkway,west by Mill Creek, Lake Powell and Route 31.

Zone 23 - Consists of the area bounded on the: north by Routes 614, 612, 658, east by Williamsburg Cityline, south by Routes 31, Lake Powell and Hick01y Signpost Road and west by Powhatan Creek.

Zone 24 - Consists of the area bounded on the: north by Gordon Creek, east by Powhatan Creek, Hicko1ySignpost Road and Lake Powell, south by Powhatan Creek and James River, west by Chickahominy River.

The recommended evacuation routes for James City County ru*e Routes 31, 60, 143,614, 199, Interstate64 and the Colonial Parkway. The Evacuation Assembly Center for James City County is the Warhill School Complex.

4-34 May 2022, Revision 1