PNO-II-92-063, discusses Continued Media Interest in Status of Turkey Point Units 3 & 4 After Hurricane Andrew.Unit 4 Restarted on 920930 & NRC Inspector 24 H Coverage of Restart Began on 920927 & Will Continue Until Unit Is on Line
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| Site: | Turkey Point  |
| Issue date: | 09/29/1992 |
| From: | Landis K NRC OFFICE OF INSPECTION & ENFORCEMENT (IE REGION II) |
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| FOIA-93-125 PNO-II-92-063, PNO-II-92-63, NUDOCS 9306290330 | |
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{{#Wiki_filter:I Scptember 29, 1992 PRbLIMiNARY'NOTIFICATIONOFEVENTORUNUSUALoCCURRENC preliminary notification constitutes EARLY notice of events of POSSIBLE aty or public interest significance. The information is as initially roccived without verification or evaluation, and is basically a 1 that is known by the Region II staff on this date.
Facility Licensee Enercancy Classification Florida Power & Light Co.
Turkov Point 4 Notification of Unusual Even:
Aler:
Miami, Florida Site Area E srgency Deckets: S0-251 General Emergency X Not Applicable
Subject:
MEDIA INTEREST IN TURXEY POINT UNIT 4 RESTART AFTER HURRICANI ANDRE *d Media interss: in tha status of Turkey Point Units 3 and 4 after Hurricane Andrew has centinued. officos. There have been media phone calls to Region II and NRR TV station (Channel 6)The senior residant inspector was interviewed on ca= era by a local ccncerning loss of communications to the site during the hurricane. Part of this interview was shown on the local evening news en Friday, September 25. l A demonstration by interveners is planned for 11: 00 a.m. Thursday, October 1, in Miami. The licensee plans to be represented at the demonstratien by a public affairs spokesperson. 7 y Point Unit 4 was restarted today, September 29. The unit was critical .at _:18 a.m. and is scheduled to go on line this afterncen. NRC inspector
- 24-hour coverage of this restart began on Sunday, Septe=ber 27, and will
- continue until the unit is on line and stable.
l Raview Board had previcusly reviewed and approved the readiness for restart.The licensee' The licensee plans te issue a press release about the restart. i Prior to the restart, the NRC reviewed and concurred in the Unit 4 raadiness for restart. The NRC reviewed the licensee's safety evaluation of the remaining fossil unit stack and the fire water supply systam and found ther :: be satisfactory. Also, the NRC inspected the remaining fossil unit stack, the restored fire water supply, security systers, enviren= ental nenitcring, s=ergency sirens, En addition, the NRC assessed the licensee's offsite connunicatien eq ynd found it to be adequate. Licensce imprevenents in off site communication equipment include: UHF and VHF
- adios in the control room with antennas desiened to withstand hurricane ferc inds 180 mph) lix cou(rces of offsite power have been restered to the sitand a buried p e.
In a phone call $ 3:30 p.n. on Septenber 28, the NRC Regien II management, NRC resident popscters at Turkay Point, NRR, and the licensee reviewed and ccncurred in pcstatusandreadinessforrestartofUnit4. l 9306290330 930412 PDR FOIA RICCIO93-125 PDR l 9p f - pq fy 1
~.. PNO-II-9 2'-0 6 3, U',i' 3 will remain shut down for a scheduled refueling outage. i T. , tate of Florida was informed of the media interest and planned -Unit 4 restart by NRC Region'II. Thic information is current as of 9:00 a.m. on Septenbar ' 29, 1992. i l
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K. Landis j (404) 331-5509 i .i l t I t i e I l ~ .e.
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] e ENCLOSURE 2 1 j -s i 4 1 i i 1 I. l l a Y ) i i a j TURKEY POINT NUCLEAR HURRICANE ANDREW NRC BRIEFING. l SEPTEhfBER 10,1992 i
9 ,f% <.x t. EURRICAl\\ E A\\lDREW ' l-Agenda - NRC Briefing September 10,1992 Topic PreSonter Storm Soquenco T. F. Plunkett of Events Damago Assessment
- Plant L. W. Pearco
- Firo System W. H. Bohko
- Security Systems W.H.Bohko
- Warehousing and R.E.Roso Materials
- EmorDoney Planning J. K. Hays Resumption of Operations
- Plant Status L W. Pearco
- Tasks to tx>
L. W. Pearco Accomplished
- Preliminary Sched.
L. W. Pearco Closing Comments J. H. Goldborg
A HURRICANE ANDREW Overview e Hurricane Watch 1700 -8/22/92 o Hurricane Warning 0714 - 8/23/92 Unusual Event e Unit 3 Shutdown (Mode 4 @ 0312 - 8/24/92) e Unit 4 Shutdown (Mode 4 @ 0405 - 8/24/92) e Loss of Offsite Power Unit 3 0440-8/24/92 e Loss of Offsite Power Unit 4 0522 - 8/24/92
- Loss of Fire Protection / Suppression 0916-8/24/92 Alert
- Return of Offsite Power Unit 3 1427-8/30/92 1
- Return of Offsite Power Unit 4 1844 - 8/30/92 e Downgrade from Alert to Unusual Event 2308 - 8/30/92
a\\ : } G-o. HURRICANE ANDREW Watch Preparations Saturday 8/22/92 and Sunday 8/23/92 e Hurricane Watch issued 1700 - 8/22/92 e implemented 0-ONOP-103.3, Severe Weather Preparations - Catagory V Preps e Rad-Protection Preparations - Ensured all rad-material containers were secured I - Pulled loose information postings down - Distributed Instruments in different locations I - Removed trash and debris, secured loose items - Frisking stations established for sanitary facilities in Aux-building i e Emergency Power Preparations - Test ran aII Emergency Diesel Generators i - Test ran DC driven auxillaries -- Test ran Electric and Diesel fire pumps - Topped off diesel oil storage and arrange deliveries 2 i 4 i - )
N%.. HURRICANE ANDREW t Watch Preparations Cont. Saturday 8/22/92 and Sunday 8/23/92 f s
- Emergency Planning Preparations
- Frequent contacts made with Dade and Monroe County Emergency Managers - Ensured emergency supplies available (Food etc.)- - Communications system checks (NAWAS, ENS, Radio Equip. etc.) e Other Preparations - Plant instrument Air supply checked - Ensure Air Force Survival School was secured - Contact USAF base i - Staged Pumps for Fire Protection and flooding ~ - Implemented EPIP-20106, Natural Emergencies 4 I 1 . -. -.e-.
a: HURRICANE ANDREW Warning Preparations Sunday 0/23/92 and Monday 8/24/92 ~ e Hurricane Warning Unusual Event 0711 - 8/23/92 e implemented EPIP-20106, Natural Emergencies e initiated 0-OSP-104.1, Record of Meteorological Forecasts (Log Forcasts) e Operations and Rad-Protection Preparations - Focused all work on hurricane preparations - Determined need for additional staff (early 8/23) J - Issued dosimetry to all personnel in advance of storm i - Considered need to relocate TSC, RCA and/or OSC to cable spreading room - Relocated some emer0ency response personnel to the Control Room - Performed frequent walkdowns to inspect for and reduce potential missies - Performed further communication checks as during watch i ) i e
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3. i.~ HURRICANE ANDREW Warning Preparations cont. Sunday 8/23/92 and Monday 8/24/92
- EPIP-20106 cont.
- Operations and Rad-protection preparations cont.
-- Performed operability check of Black Start Diesels 8/23 - Verified operability of battery chargers and station vital batterles - Test ran security diesel 8/23 - Stopped various vent fans to lock dampers and installed covers. - Isolated Miami Dade water supply e Trained Operations crew on LOOP, Loss of ICW and Loss of Instrument Air e Stationed Personnelin Critical Facilities e Emergency Planning Preperations - Sent personnel to EOF 7 - ArranDed for standby EnD neering personnel i i l
/ t HURRICANE ANDREW e Saturday - 8/22/92 j e 1700 - Hurricano Watch issued - Titusville to the Keys 1800 -Implemented 0-ONOP-103.3, Severe Weather Preparations e Sunday - 8/23/92 e 0711 - Hurricane Warning issued - Dade and Broward Counties - Unusual Event declared - Implemented EPIP-20106, Natural Emergencies e 1100 - Andrew Cat. 4 Windspeed = 135 mph - Almost same latitude as PTN heading directly West ' ) - Storm predicted to arrive early to mid Monday morning
- e " Shutdown /cooldown both units to at least Mode 4 within two hours prior to the I
projected onset of sustained hurricane force winds at the site." EPIP-20106 e 1800 - Unit 3 began shutdown e 2005 - Unit 4 beDan shutdown i i
3. j HURRICANE ANDREW f ^ e Sunday 8/23/92 cont. e 2200 - TSC staffing began in Cable Speading Room e 2322 - TSC declared operational e Monday 8/24/92 e 0100 - First minor damage noted - Plant Vent SPING OOS . 9 0115 - Decision made to suspend work and muster in Cable Spreading Room e 0200 - Security accounted for all personnel in Protected Area e 0245 - Suspended safeguards per Security Plan - Discontinued fire watches per 50.54(x) e 0300 - Final sweep of site for personnel e 0312 - Unit 3 reached Mode 4 e 0355 - NRC notified of sustained 50 mph winds (Storm arriving early) 6 + - - m-.
(. O f.- HURRICANE ANDREW e Monday 8/24/92 cont. e 0405 - Unit 4 reached Mode 4 e 0415 - FTS-2000 communications lost (NRC direct line)
- 0435 - NAWAS communications lost (State / Local direct line) e 0440 - Lost offsite power to Unit 3 - 3A and 3B EDGs start and load e 0450 - Last credible wind speed 15 minute rolling average (approx. 70 mph) d 0522 - Lost offsite power to Unit 4 - 4A and 4B EDGs start and load e 0545 - All offsite communications lost e 0550 - National Hurricane Center in Coral Gables recorded a one minute
{ average wind speed of 140 mph e 0640 - Notified NRC onsite that with both Startup Transformers deenergized the plants must be in Cold Shutdown within 30 hours e 0705 - First damage assessment completed by turbine operator 9 8 f f
/ - -t, s g _y s s. HURRICANE ANDREW i t 4 ) e Monday 8/24/92 cont. e 0730 - VP, Sec. Comm, and 2 Electricians try communications from top of Security Building e 0750 - Radio contact made with G.O. - Relay to EOF and NRC - j Plant OK; People OK l e 0801 -' Damage and Radiologocal Assessment Teams sent out . (w/ micro R meters) ] o 0900 - Normal RCA access control established i e 0916 - Alert Declared due to loss of fire protection / suppression j e 1157 - 4A EDG output breaker opened during ground isolation attempt e 1200 - Restored power to 4A buss and restarted RHR. e 1400 - VP helicopters to GO forassistance k i i ~
/ s HURRICANE ANDREW e Monday 8/24/92 cont. e 1400 - First cellular phone contact made with EOF from Turkey Point e 1430 - VP contacts St. Lucie from EOF for assistance e 1536 - Estabilshed intermittent communications with NRC and State via cellular phones e 1950 - Updated NRC with plant status via St. Lucie e 2315 - NRC updated from EOF in central Miaml e Tuesday 8/25/92 e 0010 - NRC starts installation of satellite communications system e 0505 - Some access to the site restored via the levee road e 1705 - Unit 3 in Mode 5 - Entered without survelliance on Overpressure mitigation system per 50.54(x) e 1800 - Access to site via Palm Drive was restored e 1845 - NRC notified that all offsite warning siren capability lost
m HURRICANE ANDREW e Wednesday 8/26/92
- 0200 - Restored offsite communicetions via fiber optics e 1015 - Unit 4 in Mode 5 - Entered without surveillance on OMS per 50.54(x) e 1143 - All FPL employees allowed access to site o Thursday 8/27/92
- 0705 - 3A EDG Lost due to lockout 4
0 0943 - 3A EDG started 3A bus restored e Friday 8/28/92 e 1300 - All major phone communications restored including FTS-2000 e 1345 - Davis #1240 kv line ener0lzed to Turkey Point f e 1800 - Notified NRC of asbestos release to the environment e 2020 - Lost Davis #1 line e Saturday 8/29/92 4 e 0010 - Davis #1 line returned to service
- i HURRICANE ANDREW e Sunday 8/30/92 e 1427 - 3A Safeguards bus energized from offsite power e -1844 - 4A Safeguards bus energized from offsite power e 2308 - Alert terminated - Fire protection /supression functional i
l (pressurized header and components and ran test) e Monday 8/31/92 e 1855 - 60 meter meteorologocal tower returned to service e 2336 - Second 240 kv line restored (Flagami #2) } i I ? I
J 4 ~ Current Plant Status i e Thursday 9/10/92 e Unit 4 is in Mode 5 SNO preplanned I - Source Range detector - MSIV drain line code repair - 4C RCP seal repair - PORV block valve repair e Unit 3 in Mode 5 - Preparations for Refueling are proceeding '- Actual work will begin after Unit 4 is close to on-line j e Common System - Siren system 50% complete . Security System 66% complete e Security Systems scheduled for completion 9/25/92 e Turkey Point is stillin an Unusual Event due to status of Security Systems i i i
~. [,.. .\\ t PAGE 3 RESULTS OF PLANT DAMAGE ASSESSMENT PROGRAM STARTUP AND MAIN TRANSFORMER LEAD AND INSULATION DAMAGE METEOROLOGICAL TOWER 60 METER TOWER INTACT, INSTRUMENTS DAhiAGED 10 METER TOWER DESTROYED s' UNIT #1 STACK DAMAGED STACK DISMANTLED TO AVOID PJTURE HAZARD RAW WATER / FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEM DAMAGE-HIGH TOWER COLLAPSE; NO. 2 STORAGE TANT AND ASSOCIATED PUMPS AND PIPING DAMAGED APPROX.140 UNIT 4 AND COMMON PLANT WORK ORDERS GENERATED TO REPAIR MINOR DAMAGE IDENTw1ED AS RESTART ACTION ITEMS RADIATION MONITORING STACK l INSTRUMENTATION AND MINOR STACK FOUNTATION DAMAGE UNIT 3 EXCITER CABINET DAMAGED CORREGATED TURBINE COVER HAS FALLEN ON AIR EJECTOR
f[, TURKEY POINT NUCLEAR PLANT i HURRICANE ANDREW RESTORATION i RAW WATER / FIRE PROTECTION / SERVICE WATER SYSTEMS MAJOR D' MAGE A RAW WATER STORAGE TANK 1 DESTROYED MOTOR DRIVEN FIRE PUMP DAMAGED PUMP CASING BROKEN FIRE PUMP CONTROLLER DAMAGED J0CKEY PUMPS DAMAGED-PUMPS PUSHED-T0 WARD' MOTORS DAMAGED PIPING, SUPPORTS AND VALVES BENT AND CRUSHED PIPE BROKEN SUPPORTS BROKEN CAST IRON VALVES SEVERED ELECTRICAL CABLES TRANSFORMER DELUGE DETECTION DAMAGED DAMAGED DETECTOR TUBING CAMERA MONITORING SYSTEM DAMAGED DAMAGE TO SERVICE WATER SYSTEM RAW WATER B0OSTER PUMPS DAMAGED SERVICE WATER PUMP DAMAGED SEVERED ELECTRICAL CABLES k;
6 U' u TURKEY POINT NUCLEAR PLANT l HURRICANE. ANDREW RESTORATION RESTORATION ACTIVITIES: FIRE PROTECTION FABRICATING NEW RAW WATER STORAGE TANK REPLACING H0 TOR DRIVEN FIRE PUMP REPLACING FIRE PUMP CONTROLLER REPAIRED J0CKEY PUMPS REPLACING DAMAGED PIPE, SUPPORTS, VALVES \\ REPAIRING CABLE AS REQUIRED REPAIRING DELUGE DETECTION SYSTEMS REPAIRED CAMERA MONITORING SYSTEM i J
TURKEY POINT NUCLEAR PLANT HURRICANE ANDREW RESTORATION RESTORATION ACTIVITIES: SERVICE WATER (3) NEW ELECTRIC DRIVEN SERVICE WATER PUMPS (1) NEW DIESEL DRIVEN SERVICE WATER
- PUMP, AUTO START AT LOW PRESSURE (2) NEW RAW WATER PUMPS - NUCLEAR WATER TREATMENT l
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,...l s TURKEY POINT NUCLEAR PLANT HURRICANE ANDREW RESTORATION SECURITY SYSTEM MAJOR DAMAGE HIGH MAST LIGHTING DAMAGED 2 0F 13 POLED D0WN 37 0F 78 FIXTURES DAMAGED L0 MAST LIGHTING DAMAGED 5 0F 25 POLES DOWN FIXTURES OFF ALL BUT 3 POLES INTRUSION DETECTION B0XES DAMAGED 1 0F 20 B0XES DESTROYED 2 0F 20 B0XES DAMAGED l INFRARED & HICROWAVE DEVICES DAMAGED 15 0F 127 DEVICES DAMAGED-5 0F 127 DEVICES DESTROYED l CLOSED CIRCUIT TV DAMAGED 4 0F 40 TOWERS DOWN 13 0F 61 CAMERAS DAMAGED l PROTECTED ARE FENCING DAMAGED 11 0F 32 ZONES HAVE SUBSTANTIAL DAMAGE 21 0F 39 ZONES HAVE MINOR DAMAGE l i
o TURKEY POINT NUCLEAR PLANT HURRICANE ANDREW RESTORATION RESTORATION ACTIVITIES: HI MAST LIGHTING WILL BE RESTORED L0 MAST LIGHTING WILL BE RESTORED INTRUSION DETECTION B0XES WILL BE REPAIRED OR REPLACED CLOSED -CIRCUIT TV TOWERS AND CAMERAS WILL BE I REPAIRED OR REPLACED PROTECTED AREA FENCING WILL BE REPAIRED OR REPLACED j l l \\-
= IIEM DES _IGN_ BASIS - OBSERVATIONS _ SAFETY RELATED SSC CLASS I NO WIND DAMAGE TO SAFETY RELATED SSCs SECURITY SYSTEM CLASS III DAMAGE TO FENCES, LIGHTING, INTRUSION DETECTION _AND_IV_ CAMERAS _IN_SOME_ ZONES _ WATER _IDWER CLASS _III FAILED, DAMAGING FIRE PROTECTION AND RAW WATER PTF UNIT 1 & 2 150 MPil WINDS REMAINED STRUCTURALLY INTACT,cSEVERE DAMAGE TO _ CHIMNEYS UNIT 1, DAMAGE TO UNIT 2 BEING EVALUATED CENTRAL RECEIVING CLASS III SIGNIFICANT DAMAGE _EACILITJ TECHNICAL SUPPORT CLASS III LOSS OF POWER; MINOR WATER DAMAGE, HURRICANE g PROCEDURE RECOMMENDS NOT MANNING IT INITIALLY EIGHT OFFSITE POWER 150 MPil WINDS LOSS OF EIGHT FEEDS i LINES (HIGH-TOWERS & _INSULAIORS) FIRE PROTECTION, RAW CLASS III DAMAGED BY HIGH TOWER 1 _WAIE L DI_ WATER DESIGN' BASIS: I CLASS I: 225 MPH TORNADO WINDS WITH 1.5 PSI PRESSURE DROP,145 MPH SUSTAINED HURRICANE WINDS CLASS III: 120 MPil WINDS (37 PSF PER SOUTil FLORIDA BUILDING CODE) 1 t 1 3
i: TURKEY POINT UNITS 3 & 4 UNITS 1 & 2 CHINNEYS BOTH CHIMNEYS DESIGNED FOR 150 MPH WINDS AND PTN SSE. HUREG/CR-4762 (SANDIA) EVALUATED UNIT 2 STACK FAILURE DUE TO HIGH WINDS; ASSIGNED CORE MELT RISK 0F SAME ORDER 0F MAGNITUDE AS INTERNAL EVENTS. THE CHIMNEYS WITHST0OD WINDS IN THE ORDER OF 140-160 MPH; UNIT 2 SUSTAINED SOME DAMAGE AND UNIT 1 SUSTAINED SEVERE DAMAGE. UNIT 1 STACK TAKEN DOWN USING CONTROLLED i DEM0LITION TECHNIQUE; 09/04/92. UNIT 2 CHIMNEY CONDITION: EVALUATION OF AS-IS CHIMNEY CAPABILITY VS. CURRENT DESIGN BASIS; 09/14/92. 09/14/92; MAKE DECISION TO DETERMINE AS-IS OK OR PARTIAL / FULL DEM0LITION. L
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- DEDICATED CIRCUIT - STATE OF FLORIDA HOT RING DOWN -
CONNECTS PLANT, EOF, STATE AND LOCAL COUNTIES i DEDICATED CIRCUIT - NATIONAL WARNING SYSTEM (NAWAS) - CONNECTS PLANT, EOF, STATE AND LOCAL COUNTIES DEDICATED CIRCUIT - FEDERAL TELEPHONE SYSTEM (FTS - 2000) - l EMERGENCY NOTIFICATION SYSTEM CONNECTS PLANT AND EOF TO THE NRCOC IN BETHESDA AND THE REGIONAL OFFICE RADIO CONTROL CIRCUlTS FOR LOCAL GOVERNMENT RADIO TO THE EOF 4 j. l i 1
. / r-HURRICANE ANDREW . 1 EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEMS 4 BACKGROUND INFORMATION I s FPL FIBER OPTIC NETWORK VIA THE OVERHEAD GROUND LINE ON THE 240KV TRANSMISSION STRUCTURES R t 4 MULTIPLE TWO WAY TIELINES TO THe FPL INTELLIGENT TANDEM i ~ NETWORK (ITN) WHICH ALLOWS UNRESTRICTED INTER AND ' INTRASTATE COMMUNICATIONS INDEPENDENT OF LOCAL MIAMI TRAFFIC COMMERCIAL TELEPHONE CIRCUlTS VIA SOUTHERN BELL CANAL CENTRAL OFFICE IN MIAMI ERDADS ^ / 1 l I
c. 3.- 7 g HURRICANE ANDREW EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEMS 1 i BACKGROUND INFORMATION l WIRELESS (i.e. RADIO ) SYSTEMS LOCAL GOVERNMENT RADIO TO DADE AND MONROE COUNTIES (RELAYED TO STATE WARNING POINT IN TALLAHASSEE FIXED BASE CELLULAR TELEPHONES i COMPANY PAGING SYSTEM (BEEPERS) DEPENDS ON TELEPHONE ACCESS i 900 MHZ TRUNKED SECURITY RADIO FOR ONSITE ACTIVITIES l (ONLY GOOD TO ABOUT 6 MILES) i ALERT AND NOTIFICATION SIREN SYSTEM (REDUNDANT REPEATERS AND TRANSMITTERS) i i
N. _ HURRICANE ANDREW EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEMS COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEMS DISABLED ON AUGUST 24,199'2 ALL COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEMS ON SOUTHERN BELL AERIAL COPPER WIRE ON PALM DRIVE. ALL COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEMS ON FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT CO. FIBER OPTIC SYSTEM 1 LOCAL GOVERNMENT RADIO ANTENNA ONSITE l CELLULAR PHONE ANTENNAS ONSITE AND OFFSITE 900 MHZ TRUNK SYSTEM REPEATER SYSTEM (TALKAROUND FUNCTION STILL WORKED) ALERT AND NOTIFICATION SIREN SYSTEM (REDUNDANT REPEATERS LOST AND ALL BUT THREE SIRENS) [ 4 D
l O 7p.' l HURRICANE ANDREW ~ EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS l COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEMS i l l COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEMS TELEPHONE ENHANCEMENTS FOLLOWING ANDREW ) SOUTHERN BELL WILL REPLACE THE EXISTING COPPER SYSTEM-WITH BURIED FIBER OPTIC CABLE ALONG PALM DRIVE. THE NEW RBER OPTIC PATHWAY WILL CONTAIN THE DEDICATED CIRCUlTS FOR STATE, FEDERAL AND LOCAL NOTIFICATIONS. l EEN TURKEY P ANbT GENE AL OF CE TO PRO DE i BACKUP TO THE FPL FIBER OPTIC CABLE. 4 l l i 1 i
m., 9 .)* ~ ~ HURRICANE ANDREW EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEMS l COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEMS I RADIO ENHANCEMENTS FOLLOWING ANDREW THE FOLLOWING SYSTEMS WILL BE INSTALLED WITH ANTENNAS CAPABLE TO WITHSTAND A CLASS 5 HURRICANE High Frequency Automatic Link Establishment (2-30 Mhz HF-ALE) l Capable of long range communication to the NRC in Bethesda and Atlanta as well as State and local governments Very High Frequency Radio (150 Mhz VHF) i j Capable of short range with in the company and to State and local - i governments Ultra High Frequency Radio (450 Mhz UHF) Capable of short range with in the company and to State and local governments i [,.. '..~ ~ l....,, ..,.,,..t &,in < r. -- ~~ (. t n'< . 1: Gs t. .(L,... . :" A s 1.~t ,, J..... ..e ,.. A .,,,<..*n l
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l. /- \\ PAGE 4 U-4 RESTART TASKS TO BE ACCOMPLISHED COMPLETION OF MAJOR WORK ITEMS COMPLETION OF SELECT U-4 SHORT NOTICE OUTAGE WORK ITEMS (EG PORV BLOCK VALVE LEAK AND MSIV DRAIN LINE REPAIR) l COMPLETION OF WALKDOWN ITEMS IDENTIFIED AS REQUIRED FOR RESTART COMPLETION OF EMERGENT WORK REQUIRED FOR RESTART l l o COMPLETE AND IMPLEMENT U-4 RESTART PLAN FINAL SYSTEM WALKDOWN REVIEW OF OPEN MAINTENANCE ITEMS FUNCTIONAL TESTING AS REQUIRED BY RESTART PLAN l ASSESSMENT OF OPERATIONS CREW PERFORMANCE ON 0 SIMULATOR ~ l CONTINUED EVALUATION OF ALL EMPLOYEES BASED ON o JOB PERFORMANCE l 'l l
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MAJOR INSURANCE COMPANY DAMAGE j APPRAISERS TO COME TO THE SITE TO l EXPEDITE THEIR WORK ON BEHALF 0F OUR i EMPLOYEES. i i DEVELOPING A NUMBER OF TEMPORARY HOUSING 1 j ALTERNATIVES TO ACCOMMODATE OUR i EMPLOYEES NEEDS. l WORKING WITH THE STATE TO CUT THROUGH j RED TAPE ON OBTAINING BUILDING PERMITS l FOR OUR EMPLOYEES. ENDEAVORING TO INTEREST QUALITY j l CONTRACTORS TO SERVICE HOME j BUILDING / REPAIR NEEDS OF OUR EMPLOYEES. } i ~ _ _
ACTIONS UNDERTAKEN (CONT) PAGE 3 or 3 PROVIDING EMERGENCY FUNDS TO OUR EMPLOYEES. PROVIDING EMERGENCY GENERATORS, TOOLS AND BUILDING MATERIALS TO OUR EMPLOYEES. PROVIDING EMERGENCY GASOLINE FOR EMPLOYEE EMERGENCY GENERATORS AND VEHICLES. l PROVIDING EMPLOYEES WITH PSYCHOLOGICAL COUNSELING. WILL BE PROVIDING EMPLOYEES WITH FINANCIAL AND INSURANCE COUNSELING. e sw---u-wrw,-ew --w-ret +-wnw+w- -w.w,w= --e,c,er-m w.w, v.--.w'
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p*"* 4 is %')NUCLEAR R33ULATO..jCOMMSSLON /I s ' W *# OFFICE OF PUBUC AFFAE5 N**"*. ' "!E REClON I 101 MAAIETTA ST. NW, SUlTE 2400, ATLANTA. GA 30323 E- .:t - <cn 1; .:i ..'.5r. .y.6, OCTOBER 1, 1992 L .o : {:: NOTE TO EDITORS: R ~ ?- k,7; The " e ""-!::.r Mr.ulatory Commission will hold a NEWS _ CONFERENCE at 'u the T_urkey Point nuclear power plant at 1 p.m. on Friday. Octobe_r__2, 1992, l co discuss the agency's regulatory actions related t. operations at the facility before, during and after Hurricane Andrew..;W LuisA.Reyes,DeputyRegionalAdministratorof(theNRC'sRegion11 i office in Atlants, vill tour the facility on Friday morning and meet with I company and plant m.1nagement. will be available at 1 p.m. to talk to ne interested media representatives about NRC actions and responsibilities at Turkey Point. Ap. ,. 4 '73 l I .h' ~. < g.<. _h: I '4 2+.:- .L: _ g.7 'f
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Ken Clark s-( Public Affairs Officer (404) 331-5503 l';L Thursday Evening, October 1: (305)871-3800py{ N.U? / ?E.h as i.,QF .' %? l' cA 'd%. ((.) M . ~. _
October 9, 1992 i M NOTE TO: File FROM: William T. Russell, ADT/NRR
SUBJECT:
RECORD OF CONVERSATION WITH DENNIS KWIATK0WSKI Bob Erickson and I placed a call to Dennis Kwiatkowski, FEMA HQ, on October 9, 1992. I discussed 'our coordination issues with Dennis. (1) I advised him that the site-generated resolution reports were going to be attached to a Commission memorandum and placed in the Public Document Room and that as a result it was important that the site personnel carefully review those reports before sending them to headquarters. (2) I also advised Dennis that NRC was reviewing the NRC/ FEMA Memorandum of Understanding to see if there was a need to revise the memo based upon experience with the Turkey Point review. He stated that FEMA was also reviewing the MOU. (3) I suggested that FEMA Headquarters and NRC Headquarters maintain daily contact and that if Frank Congel, the normal point of contact, was unavailable, that Bob Erickson or myself should be contacted. (4) I agreed to fax a draft of the Commission Information Memorandum to Dennis for his review before issuing it this afternoon. That fax was then provided around 12 noon. We also discussed the current status of off-site emergency preparedness around j Turkey Point. FEMA's areas of concern are related to the large transient sopulation in the EPZ and damage te residences which are still occupied. .arge numbers of construction workers are entering the EPZ cn a daily basis. Residents are unwilling te leave their homes even thougn severely damaged and many are without power. These conditions raise concerns about the ability to notify individuals within tne EPZ in the event of a radiological event at Turkey Point. The following five corrective actions were identified by Dennis: (1) Development and issuance of a flyer to advise people of actions to be taken in the event of an emergency at Turkey Point. (2) Erection of signs at various points along the highways in tne EPZ to alert individuals to monitor the Emergency Broadcast System in the event of siren actuation. (3) Preparation of special Emergency Broadcast Systems messages. (4) Preparation of revised route alerting plans for police, and, 20 V >>:et eest-et-et p /r-
PRE-DECISIONAL -- NOT TO BE RELEASED OUTSIDE OF WRC AND FEMA ?' (5) A Memorandum of Understanding needs to be developed with Metro Dade County regarding provision of transportation. The above five actions are the currently identified issues that need to be implemented to support a reaffirmation of reasonable assurance. Dennis agreed that these could be implemented within a week or so of Friday, October 16, depending upon the ability of State and local authorities and the licensee to complete the corrections in that time. ~ I stated that in addition to a FEMA letter on or about October 16, 1992, on the status of off-site emergency preparedness and their reaffirmation of reasonable assurance, that we would also need a FEMA certification regarding the adequacy of corrective action for these items when complete. FEMA agreed that they would provide their certification as to the adequacy of corrective actions taken to resolve these concerns. ) s., i%% k /g[3 q 3 y ~ ~ u d,. g \\ PRE-DECISIONAL -- NOT TO BE RELEASED OtJTSIDE OF NRC AND FEMA ao sme, ese -a-os
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