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(Waterford 3) - Emergency Plan Revision 052
	ML21272A305
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Site:	Waterford
Issue date:	08/18/2021
From:	Overly J; Entergy Operations
To:	; Document Control Desk, Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation
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~ Entergy Entergy Operations, Inc.

17265 River Road Killona , LA 70057-3093 Tel (504)-464-3221 John Overly Manager, Emergency Preparedness Waterford 3 W3F1-2021-0057 10 CFR 50.54(q) & 72.44(f)

August 18, 2021 ATTN: Document Control Desk U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Washington, D.C. 20555-0001

Subject:

Emergency Plan Revision 052 Waterford Steam Electric Station, Unit 3 (Waterford 3)

Docket No. 50-382 Renewed Facility Operating License No. NPF-38 Pursuant to 10CFR50.54(q)(5), 10CFR50 Appendix E(V) , 10CFR50.4(b)(5)(ii), 10CFR72.44(f) and 10CFR 72.4, Entergy Operations Inc. (Entergy) hereby submits Revision 052 of the Waterford 3 Emergency Plan, including a summary and analysis of the changes , which became effective August 4, 2021.

The changes to the Waterford 3 Emergency Plan were evaluated by Entergy and determined to not reduce the effectiveness of the plan. Attachment 1 contains the Summary and Analysis of the Emergency Plan Changes. Attachment 2 contains the Waterford 3 Emergency Plan, Revision 052, which includes a brief listing of the changes.

There are no new regulatory commitments in this submittal.

If you have any questions or require additional information , please contact the Regulatory Assurance Manager, Paul Wood, at (504) 464-3786.

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Attachment 1 Summary and Analysis of the Emergency Plan Changes Attachment 2 Waterford 3 Emergency Plan , Revision 052 cc: With Attachments:

NRC Region IV - Mr. Ryan Alexander NRC Region IV Regional Administrator Without Attachments:

NRC Senior Resident Inspector - Waterford Steam Electric Station , Unit 3 NRR Project Manager

Attachment 1 to W3F1-2021-0057 Summary and Analysis of the Emergency Plan Changes (10 CFR 50.54(Q)(3) Screening and Evaluation)

(Attachment contains 23 pages)

Attachment 2 Page 1 of 6 1 0CFR50.54(Q)(3) Screening Procedure/Document Number: N/A IRevision: 052 Equipment/Facility/Other: Waterford 3

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Waterford 3 Emergency Plan Part I. Description of Activity Being Reviewed (This is generally changes to the emergency plan, EALs, EAL bases, etc. - refer to Section 3.0 Step 6):

See Attached Change Matrix for Emergency Plan Revision 52 YES (8J NO Part II. Activity Previously Reviewed? 50.54(q)(3) Continue to Evaluation is next part Is this activity fully bounded by an NRC approved 10CFR50.90 submittal or NOT required.

Alert and Notification System Design Report? Enter justification below and If YES, identify bounding source document number/approval reference and complete Part ensure the basis for concluding the source document fully bounds the VI.

proposed change is documented below:

Justification:

D Bounding document attached (optional)

Part Ill. Applicability of Other Regulatory Change Control Processes Check if any other regulatory change processes control the proposed activity.(Refer to EN-Ll-100)

None APPLICABILITY CONCLUSION 0 If there are no other controlling change processes, continue the 10CFR50.54(q)(3) Screening.

D One or more controlling change processes are selected, however, some portion of the activity involves the emergency plan or affects the implementation of the emergency plan; continue the 10CFR50.54(q)(3) Screening for that portion of the activity. Identify the applicable controlling change processes below.

D One or more controlling change processes are selected and fully bounds all aspects of the activity. 10CFRS0.54(q)(3)

Evaluation is NOT required. Identify controlling change processes below and complete Part VI.

CONTROLLING CHANGE PROCESSES 1 OCFR50.54(q)

Part IV. Editorial Change YES (8J NO Is this activity an editorial or typographical change such as formatting, paragraph 50.54(q)(3) Continue to numbering, spelling, or punctuation that does not change intent? Evaluation is next part NOT required.

Justification: Enter justification The following changes are editorial in nature per EN-AD-101. No further review is and continue required. No is checked because this activity contains other changes that are not to next part or editorial. complete Part VI as Change 1 corrects an obvious typographical error in the position title. applicable.

Change 2 moves the reference to a fleet document in Appendix H to the section that contains references for fleet documents.

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Waterford 3 Emergency Plan Change 4 corrects a typographical error in the numbering for the reference section.

Change 6 updates the title of a reference document.

Change 7 is a name change only from "direct reading electronic dosimeter" to "self-reading dosimeter" to align the designation of these devices to industry standards based on an NISP initiative.

Change 8 corrects a typographical error of a roadway name.

Change 9 corrects a typographical error of a roadway name.

Change 11 corrects the job title only and does not affect he function or responsibilities of the position. WT-2018-0166 CA-22 was created to update the On-Shift Staffing Analysis.

Change 16 adjusts the numbering due to deletion of the Habitability Assessor position.

Change 17 corrects the title of an offsite facility and does not affect its function or responsibilities.

Change 18 corrects an organizational title only and does not affect the function or responsibilities of the organization.

Change 21 corrects an organizational title only and does not affect the function or responsibilities of the position.

Change 22 corrects the job title only and does not affect he function or responsibilities of the position. WT-2018-0166 CA-22 was created to update the On-Shift Staffing Analysis.

Change 24 corrects the job title only and does not affect he function or responsibilities of the position. WT-2018-0166 CA-22 was created to update the On-Shift Staffing Analysis.

Change 26 corrects a typographical error of a roadway name.

Change 31 corrects an organizational title only and does not affect the function or responsibilities of the position.

Change 32 corrects an organization title only and does not affect the function or responsibilities of the department.

Change 33 corrects an organizational title only and does not affect the function or responsibilities of the position.

Change 34 corrects an organizational title only and does not affect the function or responsibilities of the position.

Change 35 corrects an organization title only and does not affect the function or responsibilities of the department.

Change 39 corrects an organizational title only and does not affect the function or responsibilities of the position.

Change 41 is a name change only from "direct reading electronic dosimeters" to "self-reading dosimeters" to align the designation of these devices to industry standards based on an NISP initiative.

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Waterford 3 Emergency Plan Change 42 removes the reference to the name "Civil Defense" and does not alter any equipment currently in use.

Change 44 is a title change reflecting the current designation of the radio network used for State emergency operations.

Change 46 is a title change reflecting the current designation of the radio network used for State emergency operations.

Change 49 is a title change reflecting the current designation of the radio network used for State emergency operations.

Change 50 corrects the designation of the circuit used to communicate between the Control Room and Emergency Response Facilities and does not alter or remove any equipment currently in use.

Change 51 corrects a spacing issue between position titles.

Change 52 is a title change reflecting the current designation of the radio network used for State emergency operations.

Part V. Emergency Planning Element/Function Screen (Associated 10CFR50.47(b) planning standard function identified in brackets) Does this activity affect any of the following, including program elements from NUREG-0654/FEMA REP-1 Section II?

1. Responsibility for emergency response is assigned. [1] [ZJ

2. The response organization has the staff to respond and to augment staff on a continuing basis (24/7 staffing) in accordance with the emergency plan. (1]

3. The process ensures that on shift emergency response responsibilities are staffed and assigned. (2]

4. The process for timely augmentation of onshift staff is established and maintained. (2]

5. Arrangements for requesting and using off site assistance have been made. (3]

6. State and local staff can be accommodated at the EOF in accordance with the emergency plan. (3]

7. A standard scheme of emergency classification and action levels is in use. (4]

8. Procedures for notification of State and local governmental agencies are capable of alerting them of [ZJ the declared emergency within 15 minutes after declaration of an emergency and providing follow-up notifications. [5]

9. Administrative and physical means have been established for alerting and providing prompt instructions to the public within the plume exposure pathway. [5]

10. The public ANS meets the design requirements of FEMA-REP-10, Guide for Evaluation of Alert and Notification Systems for Nuclear Power Plants, or complies with the licensee's FEMA-approved ANS design report and supporting FEMA approval letter. [5]

11. Systems are established for prompt communication among principal emergency response organizations. [6]

12. Systems are established for prompt communication to emergency response personnel. [6] [ZJ

13. Emergency preparedness information is made available to the public on a periodic basis within the plume exposure pathway emergency planning zone (EPZ). [7]

14. Coordinated dissemination of public information during emergencies is established. [7]

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Waterford 3 Emergency Plan

15. Adequate facilities are maintained to support emergency response. [8]

16. Adequate equipment is maintained to support emergency response. [8]

17. Methods, systems, and equipment for assessment of radioactive releases are in use. [9]

18. A range of public PARs is available for implementation during emergencies. [1 OJ

19. Evacuation time estimates for the population located in the plume exposure pathway EPZ are available to support the formulation of PARs and have been provided to State and local governmental authorities. [1 O]

20. A range of protective actions is available for plant emergency workers during emergencies, including those for hostile action events.[1 O]

21. The resources for controlling radiological exposures for emergency workers are established. [11] [g]

22. Arrangements are made for medical services for contaminated, injured individuals. [12]

23. Plans for recovery and reentry are developed. [13]

24. A drill and exercise program (including radiological, medical, health physics and other program areas) is established. [14]

25. Drills, exercises, and training evolutions that provide performance opportunities to develop, maintain, and demonstrate key skills are assessed via a formal critique process in order to identify weaknesses. [14]

26. Identified weaknesses are corrected. [14]

27. Training is provided to emergency responders. [15]

28. Responsibility for emergency plan development and review is established. [16]

29. Planners responsible for emergency plan development and maintenance are properly trained. [16]

APPLICABILITY CONCLUSION

J If no Part V criteria are checked, a 10CFR50.54(q)(3) Evaluation is NOT required; document the basis for conclusion below and complete Part VI.

[g] If any Part V criteria are checked, complete Part VI and perform a 10CFR50.54(q)(3) Evaluation.

BASIS FOR CONCLUSION Changes 3 and 5 are similar and will be screened together. These changes add Emergency Plan Implementing Procedures which were omitted from previous Emergency Plan Revisions. These changes add references and do not alter the meaning or intent of a description or a process.

Change 10 updates Table 4-1, Summary of Initiating Conditions to match language from EP-001-001, Recognition and Classification of Emergency Conditions, Revision 35. This conversion of the Emergency Action Level classification scheme received prior approval from the NRG staff in letter dated May 19, 2021 with the subject: Waterford Steam Electric Station, Unit 3 - Issuance of Amendment No. 259 to Revise Emergency Action Levels to a Scheme Based on NEI 99-01, Revision 6, "Development of Emergency Action Levels for Non-Passive Reactors" (EPID L-2020-LLA-0122).

This change conforms with an NRG-approved document and does not change content or intent. These changes were also evaluated against EP-001-001 Revision 36 and no changes were made in Revision 36 that affect this change.

Changes 12, 23, and 25 are similar and will be screened together. These proposed changes remove footnotes that were included when changes were made to the On-Shift Staffing Analysis and had relevance at that time. These footnotes are no longer needed. These changes do not alter the meaning or intent of a description, facility, equipment, or a process.

Change 19 removes reference to the low band radio frequency as a backup for the Radiological Field Team Monitoring Radio Network. This change has been previously reviewed in the 10CFR50.54(q) for EP-002-060 Rev 309. The EN-EP-305 ROOS

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Waterford 3 Emergency Plan evaluation concluded that the effectiveness of the Emergency Plan was maintained and that the changes could be incorporated without prior NRG approval.

Revision 36 removes Figure 6-2 which was previously reviewed in the 10CFR50.54(q) for revision 50 of the Emergency Plan. In that review Figure 6-2 was listed as being changed from Figure 6-2 Notification Message Form to Figures 6-2 A and B. The previous Figure 6-2 was never removed and should have been. The evaluation concluded that the effectiveness of the Emergency Plan was maintained and that the changes could be incorporated without prior NRG approval.

Changes 37 and 38 have been previously evaluated under a 10CFR50.54(q) performed for revision 317 of EP-002-010, Notifications and Communications. The evaluation concluded that the effectiveness of the Emergency Plan was maintained and that the changes could be incorporated without prior NRG approval.

Change 40 is being made to conform to the Waterford 3 licensing basis change from 10CFR100 to 10CFR50.67 which is based on TEDE. TEDE is defined as "the sum of the effective dose equivalent or the deep dose equivalent (for external exposures) and the committed effective dose equivalent (for internal exposures)". TEDE integrates internal, external and organ doses. This change conforms to the Control Room Habitability Program described in Technical Specification 6.5.17. This change does not change the function or responsibility of the TSC or any positions therein. There are no changes in processes nor are any program elements affected by this change.

Change 43 which updates the plant paging system description was subject to a 10CFR50.54(q) evaluation for EC-78595. The evaluation concluded that the effectiveness of the Emergency Plan was not reduced.

Change 45 corrects the designation of radio frequency band used by the Field Monitoring Teams and does not alter or remove any equipment currently in use. This change does not change the meaning or intent of a description, facilities, equipment, or a process.

Change 47 removes redundant information that is found in the site's FSAR and references its location. This change does not alter the meaning or intent of a description, facility, equipment, or a process.

Change 54 removes the title "Lead Engineer" from the name of the hotline. The title of "Lead Engineer was changed to "Engineering Coordinator" in Revision 40 of the Emergency Plan and reviewed under 10CFR50.54(q). The evaluation concluded that the effectiveness of the Emergency Plan was not reduced.

Change 55 changes the title "Lead Engineer" to "Engineering Coordinator". The title of "Lead Engineer" was changed to "Engineering Coordinator" in Revision 40 of the Emergency Plan and reviewed under 10CFR50.54(q). The evaluation concluded that the effectiveness of the Emergency Plan was not reduced.

Changes 13, 14, 15, 20, 27, 28, 29, 30, 48, 53, 56, and 57 affect planning standards 10CFR50.47 (b) (1 ), (5), (6), and (11) and will be subject to a 10CFR50.54 (Q) (3) Evaluation.

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Attachment 2 Page 6 of 6 1 0CFR50.54(O)(3) Screen in~

Procedure/Document Number: N/A I Revision: 052 Equipment/Facility/Other: Waterford 3

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Waterford 3 Emergency Plan Part VI. Signatures:

Preparer Name (Print) Preparer Signature Date:

Don Vincent (Optional) Reviewer Name (Print) Reviewer Signature N/A Reviewer Name (Print) Date:

Jack Lewis Nuclear EP Project Manager Approver Name (Print) Date:

John Overly Emergency Planning Manager or designee EN-EP-3O5 ROOS

Attachment 3 Page 1 of 7 1 0CFR50.54(Q)(3) Evaluation Procedure/Document Number: N/A IRevision: 052 Equipment/Facility/Other: Waterford 3

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Waterford 3 Emergency Plan Part I. Description of Proposed Change:

See attached Change Matrix for Emergency Plan revision 52 for changes 13, 14, 15, 20, 27, 28, 29, 30, 48, 53, 56, and 57.

This evaluation involves 2 main changes.

The first change being evaluated is related to the removal of the EOF Habitability Assessor and relocating their responsibilities to the RAC and Offsite Communicator. The second change is the addition of the State Police Dispatch Center as a notification point.

The changes related to the removal of the Habitability Assessor are 13, 14, 15, 20, and 28. The changes related to the addition of the notification location are 27, 29, 30, 48, 53, 56, and 57.

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Waterford 3 Emergency Plan Part II. Description and Review of Licensing Basis Affected by the Proposed Change:

An assessment was performed using a keyword search of the Emergency Plan, EP-001-001, and ANS Design Report:

Previous revisions of the Emergency Plan were reviewed to determine relevance to Revision 52 with revision 5 used as a baseline. Revision 5 is the earliest fully intact Emergency Plan revision that can be currently accessed using the current Emergency Plan format. Emergency Plan Revisions 0-4 were contained within the FSAR. Revisions 6 through 19 are not accessible electronically and were not reviewed. Sections reviewed were Sections 5.1, 6.2.1.2, and 7.5.1.2.

Deletion of the Habitability Assessor Position:

Emergency Plan:

Section 5.1 Radiological Assessment Coordinator (RAC)

In Revision 5 the EOF Radiological Assessment Coordinator (RAC) is described as responsible for coordinating the assessment activities for offsite radiological conditions and some of their responsibilities were transferred from the Health Physics Coordinator at the TSC. They were also responsible for evaluating off site monitoring data and dose projections and providing recommendations to the EOF Director with regards to radiological Emergency Action Levels and Protective Action Guidelines. They coordinated offsite monitoring activities, maintained communications with the Health Physics Coordinator in the TSC, and they reported to the EOF Director.

By Revision 20 the RAC's responsibilities expanded to include directing the activities of the EOF Field Team Controller in the areas of offsite dose projection and radiological field monitoring; providing radiological and health physics support to the TSC; keeping the EOF Director appraised of offsite radiological conditions and their significance; ensuring that the Notification Message Forms were completed at pre-determined intervals; providing radiological support and control within the EOF; liaising with LA Radiation Protection Division Field Response Center Personnel; and contacting the NRC on the Health Physics Network line. Between Revision 20 through Revision 51 there were no significant changes to the RAC's responsibilities.

RAC Assistant In Revision 5 there was no ERO position listed for the RAC assistant. The position was implemented between Revision 5 and Revision 19. In Revision 20 the EOF RAC Assistant was responsible for maintaining communication with and coordinating activities of the EOF dose assessment group; completing the Notification Message Forms as directed by the RAC; assisting the RAC with administrative functions; acting as the point of contact if the RAC is temporarily out of the EOF; and to provide other assistance as directed by the RAC. Between Revision 20 and 39 there are no changes to the RAC Assistant. In Revision 40 the RAC Assistant's responsibilities were trimmed down to only assisting the RAC in maintaining communication with and coordinating activities of the EOF dose assessment group and completing the Notification Message Forms as directed by the RAC. In Revision 42 the RAC Assistant position was deleted and their responsibilities were rolled into the Habitability Assessor's position.

Offsite Communicator In Revision 5 there were 3 positions who dealt with offsite communications, EOF Communications Coordinator and EOF Communicator 1 and 2. The EOF Communications Coordinator was responsible for all communications traffic with the TSC, Corporate Command Center, and offsite agencies; they ensured all information leaving the EOF to non-LP&L agencies were first approved by the EOF Director; and they acted as a source of information for the EOF staff on current plant and emergency response status. Communicator 1 transmitted and received information from the TSC and Corporate Command Center as directed by the EOF Communications Coordinator. Communicator 2 transmits and receives information from offsite agencies as directed by the Communications Coordinator. In Revision 20, The EOF Communications Coordinator ensured the EOF Director approved all communication to non-Entergy agencies; ensured timeliness of offsite communications; and revied all messages for errors and clarity. EOF Communicator 1 and 2 position titles were combined into EOF Communicators. They communicated approved information to offsite agencies and received information form offsite agencies and recorded it on proper forms. In Revision 40, the EOF Communications Coordinator and EOF Communicators titles were replaced with Offsite Communicator. Their responsibilities were to transmit information as required by regulations and to receive and record information from offsite agencies. There were no changes from Revision 40 through Revision 51.

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Waterford 3 Emergency Plan Deletion of the Habitability Assessor Position (continued)

Habitability Assessor From Revision 5 through Revision 39 there was no EOF Habitability Assessor in the Emergency Response Organization. This position and their responsibilities were created in Revision 40 of the Emergency Plan. Their responsibilities were to support the radiological activities and to conduct radiological surveys within the EOF. Revision 42 removed the position of Radiological Assessment Coordinator Assistant and transferred their responsibilities of assisting the RAC in maintaining communication with the dose assessment group and completing the notification message forms to the Habitability Assessor. Between Revision 43 and 51 there were no additional changes to the Habitability Assessor.

Addition of Notification Location:

Emergency Plan Section 5.3.2.1 Revision 5 of the Emergency Plan describes the Louisiana Nuclear Energy Division (LNED) as maintaining a duty officer during non-office hours. That duty officer is notified of an emergency through the Louisiana Office of Emergency Preparedness (LOEP). Between Revision 5 and 51 there were no changes except for agency names.

Section 5.3.2.2 Revision 5 of the Emergency plan describes the LOEP manning a 24-hour duty station and that during non-office hours they are responsible for notifying the LNED duty officer. Between Revision 5 and 51 there were no changes except for agency names.

Section 6.2.1.2 Revision 5 lists the following as primary offsite response organizations to be notified for all classes of emergencies regardless of the initiating event: St Charles Parish EOG/Sheriff's Office, St John the Baptists Parish EOG/Sheriff's Office, Louisiana Nuclear Energy Division (LNED), Louisiana Office of Emergency Preparedness (LOEP), Waterford 1&2, any additional agencies which may be directly affected, and Nuclear Regulatory Commission. If the emergency is declared after normal working hours, it is the responsibility of LOEP to contact and notify LNED of the emergency; LNED shall then contact Waterford 3. Figure 6-4 outlines the primary and alternate positions for individuals designated to act in transmission and receipt of notification information. For the LOEP the primary contact is the Assistant Secretary of Emergency Preparedness and the alternate is the LOEO Duty Officer. Between Revision 5 and 20 the "additional agencies which may be directly affected" was removed as a primary notification and moved to a secondary notification.

There are no major changes between Revision 20 and Revision 51.

Section 7.5.2.1 In Revision 5, the Operational Hotline (OHL) is described in Section 7.5.2.2. The OHL is listed as having 24-hour monitoring by St Charles and St John parishes and LOEP (LOEP notifies LNED of emergencies after normal working hours). Between Revision 5 and 51 there has no change except for agency names.

ANS Design Report:

A review was conducted of the Updated Alert/Notification System Design Report Revision 8 and Waterford 3 Final Design Report Addendum Revision 1 which is both the current revision and the last FEMA approved design report.

Section F. Planning Standard: Emergency Communications states that the primary means for communications is by transmitting the Notification Message Form by fax and/or by use of the Inform computer system which is then confirmed by the Inform computer system or by use of the Operational Hotline (OHL). The design report states that the OHL is a dedicated circuit linking the Waterford 3 Control Room, TSC, and EOF with the St Charles Parish EOG, St Charles 911 Center, St John the Baptist EOG, St John the Baptist 911 Center, the Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality (LDEQ) Headquarters, the Governor's Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness (GOH SEP), which also contains the state EOG, and Waterford 1&2. The Inform computer system and/or the OHL is used to confirm the transmittal of initial and follow up notifications including protective action recommendations from Waterford 3 to the offsite authorities. If notification is made after hours the St Charles EOG and the State EOG are staffed on a 24 hour2.777778e-4 days 0.00667 hours 3.968254e-5 weeks 9.132e-6 months per day, seven days a week basis. St John parish officials would be notified by the St John 911 center which is manned 24 hours2.777778e-4 days 0.00667 hours 3.968254e-5 weeks 9.132e-6 months a day. The LDEQ duty officer would be notified by the State EOG.

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Waterford 3 Emergency Plan Part Ill. Describe How the Proposed Change Complies with Relevant Emergency Preparedness Regulation(s) and Previous Commitment(s) Made to the NRC:

10CFR50.47(b)(1)

Assignment of Responsibility/Organizational Control

Responsibility for emergency response is assigned.

The Key responsibilities of the Habitability Assessor will continue to be carried out. The responsibility for implementation and completion of the Notification Message Forms were transferred to the Of/site Communicator in revision 47 of the Emergency Plan but never reflected as a change in the Habitability Assessor's responsibilities. These responsibilities have been demonstrated effectively by the Of/site Communicators in sitewide drills and exercises with no issues related to the transfer of responsibilities identified, especially given that the message forms are completed electronically using the Inform computer application. It has also been demonstrated during these drill activities to be more efficient for the Offsite Communicators to coordinate completion of the form that they will in turn communicate following approval.

Habitability of the EOF continues to be overseen by the Radiological Assessment Coordinator and carried out as requested by trained Radiological Protection personnel.

10CFR50.47(b)(5)

Emergency Notifications

Procedures for notification of State and local governmental agencies are capable of alerting them of the declared emergency within 15 minutes after declaration of an emergency and providing follow-up notifications The Key responsibilities of the Habitability Assessor will continue to be carried out. The responsibility for implementation and completion of the Notification Message Forms were transferred to the Of/site Communicator in revision 47 of the Emergency Plan but never reflected as a change in the Habitability Assessor's responsibilities. These responsibilities have been demonstrated effectively by the Offsite Communicators in sitewide drills and exercises.

The capability to notify State and local agencies within 15 minutes during all hours of the day will continue to be maintained. During normal work hours response organizations will continue to be the primary communications path.

Provisions are in place for parish and state Public Safety Answering Points (PSAPs) to receive notifications and provide the information to their respective response agencies during off hours or in times when the response agencies are experiencing communications difficulties.

10CFR50.47(b)(6)

Emergency Communications

Systems are established for prompt communication among principal emergency response organizations.

Systems are established for prompt communication to emergency response personnel.

The capability to promptly communicate with State and local agencies during all hours of the day will continue to be maintained. During normal work hours response organizations will continue to be the primary communications path.

Provisions are in place for parish and state Public Safety Answering Points (PSAPs) to receive notifications and provide the information to their respective response agencies during off hours or in times when the response agencies are experiencing communications difficulties.

10CFR50.47(b)(11)

Emergency Radiological Exposure Control

The resources for controlling radiological exposures for emergency workers are established.

The Key responsibilities of the Habitability Assessor will continue to be carried out. Habitability of the EOF continues to be overseen by the Radiological Assessment Coordinator and carried out as requested by trained Radiological Protection personnel.

NRC Commitments-A Waterford 3 Licensing Research System search was performed using the Emergency Plan Query (EMPL) with an additional field added to specifically search commitment text. A search of commitments was performed with the following criteria "Radiological Assessment Coordinator", "RAC", "Offsite Communicator", "EOF Communicator", Habitability Assessor", "Habitability", "Offsite Notification", "Louisiana Office of Emergency Preparedness", LOEP", "Governor's Office of Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness", "GOHSEP" There were no identified conflicts with this plan revision and the current listing of NRC commitments associated with the EPIPs or Erner enc Plan.

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Waterford 3 Emergency Plan "Part IV. Description of Emergency Plan Planning Standards, Functions and Program Elements Affected by the Proposed Change:

10CFR50.47(b)(1) - Assignment of Responsibility/Organizational Control

Responsibility for emergency response is assigned.

The response organization has the staff to respond and to augment staff on a continuing basis (i.e., 24/7 support).

Sections IV.A.1-IV.A.9 of Appendix E to 10CFR50 provide supporting requirements. Informing criteria appear in Section II.A of NUREG-0654 and the licensee's emergency plan.

10CFR50.47(b)(5) - Emergency Notifications

. Procedures for notification of State and local governmental agencies are capable of alerting them of the declared emergency within 15 minutes after declaration of an emergency and providing follow-up notifications

. Administrative and physical means have been established for alerting and providing prompt instructions to the public within the plume exposure pathway .

. The public ANS meets the design requirements of FEMA-REP-10, "Guide for Evaluation of Alert and Notification Systems for Nuclear Power Plants", or is compliant with the licensee's FEMA-approved ANS design report and supporting FEMA approval letter.

Sections IV.D.1 and IV.0.3 of Appendix E to 10CFR50 provide supporting requirements. Informing criteria appear in Section I1.E and Appendix 3 to NUREG-0654 and the FEMA-approved ANS design report.

10CFR50.47(b)(6) - Emergency Communications

Systems are established for prompt communication among principal emergency response organizations.

Systems are established for prompt communication to emergency response personnel.

Section IV.E.9 of Appendix E to 10CFR50 provides supporting requirements. Informing criteria appear in Section I1.F of NUREG-0654 and the licensee's emergency plan.

10CFR50.47(b)(11) - Emergency Radiological Exposure Control

The resources for controlling radiological exposures for emergency workers are established.

Section IV.E.1 of Appendix E to 10CFR50 provides supporting requirements. Informing criteria appear in Section I1.K of NUREG-0654 and the licensee's emergency plan.

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Waterford 3 Emergency Plan Part V. Description of Impact of the Proposed Change on the Effectiveness of Emergency Plan Functions:

Changes 13, 14, 15, 20, and 28 are similar and will be evaluated together. These changes remove the position of the EOF Habitability Assessor and move the position responsibilities to the RAC and Offsite Communicator.

The RAC continues to have the overall responsibility to provide radiological support and control within the EOF.

Habitability assessment functions will be conducted on an as needed basis by trained Radiological Protection (RP) personnel similar to how habitability is conducted in the TSC and OSC. RP has two tiers of qualifications, Senior and Junior RP technician. Senior RP qualifications are required for personnel holding ERO RP roles. Junior RP technicians can provide habitability assessment support as well as personnel monitoring and decontamination without the need to solely rely on the ERO RP technician pool.

A 10CFR50.54(q) evaluation was conducted on the implementation of Inform in Revision 47 of the Emergency Plan.

This evaluation included assessing the ability of the Offsite Communicator to initiate and complete the Message Notification Forms. It was determined that this change did not reduce the effectiveness of the Emergency Plan.

These changes do not reduce the effectiveness of the Emergency Plan because the key responsibilities that were previously assigned to the Habitability Assessor will continue to be carried out. Resources continue to be provided for controlling radiological exposure to emergency workers. The responsibility for implementation and completion of the Notification Message Forms were transferred to the Offsite Communicator in revision 47 of the Emergency Plan but never reflected as a change in the Habitability Assessor's responsibilities. These responsibilities have been demonstrated effectively by the Offsite Communicators in sitewide drills and exercises. These changes can be implemented without prior NRC approval.

Changes 27, 29, 30, 48, 53, 56, and 57 are similar and will be evaluated together. These changes add the State Police Dispatch Center as a notification point and update the Emergency Plan with the current process used to notify GOHSEP and LDEQ after hours. GOH SEP no longer has 24-hour staffing of their communication center. The State Police Dispatch Center which is co-located in the GOH SEP complex is required to have 24-hour coverage and currently has an Inform terminal and Operational Hotline (OHL) phone. GOHSEP and the State Police Dispatch Center share the same OHL call number.

These changes do not reduce the effectiveness of the Emergency Plan because the capability to notify State and local agencies within 15 minutes during all hours of the day will continue to be maintained. The addition of the State Police Dispatch Center to the Emergency Plan is not a new responsibility for their agency. They participate in a monthly callout drill to test communications capabilities of the OHL and Inform. After hours, the State Police Dispatch Center utilizes a "Ready-Op" hotline to notify both LDEQ and GOH SEP personnel's cellphones. CR-WF3-2020-4021 CA-2 was created to update the ANS Design Report to reflect the current Louisiana 24-hour notification point. These changes can be implemented without prior NRC approval.

EN-EP-3O5 ROOS

Attachment 3 Page 7 of 7 10CFR50.54(Q)(3) Evaluation Procedure/Document Number: N/A I Revision: 052 Equipment/Facility/Other: Waterford 3

Title:

Waterford 3 Emergency Plan Part VI. Evaluation Conclusion Answer the following questions about the proposed change.

I. Does the proposed change comply with 10CFR50.47(b) and 10CFR50 i:8JYES NO Appendix E?

2. Does the proposed change maintain the effectiveness of the emergency plan i:8JYES NO (i.e., no reduction in effectiveness)?

3. Does the proposed change constitute an emergency action level scheme YES l:8J NO change?

If questions 1 or 2 are answered NO, or question 3 answered YES, reject the proposed change, modify the proposed change and perform a new evaluation or obtain prior NRC approval under provisions of 10CFR50.90. If questions 1 and 2 are answered YES, and question 3 answered NO, implement applicable change process(es). Refer to Section 6.7 Step 8.

Part VII. Signatures Preparer Name (Print) Preparer Signature Date:

Don Vincent (Optional) Reviewer Name (Print) Reviewer Signature N/A Reviewer Name (Print) Date:

Jack Lewis Nuclear EP Project Manager Approver Name (Print) Date:

John Overly Emergency Planning Manager or designee EN-EP-305 ROOS

Change Matrix for Emergency Plan Revision 52 Location Current Language Revised Language 1 App. C, as requested by Waterford 3 to the St. Charles Parish 91 as requested by Waterford 3 to the St. Charles Parish Office of operator 911 operator the Sheriff, St Charles Parish 2 App. H Moved EP-8-All Row from Document Section II to Section VII EP-8-All, Potassium Iodide (KI) Instructions/ Briefing Form, 5.1.2.2a, 5.1.2.2g, 5.1.2.2r, 5.1.2.3a, 5.1.2.3c, 6.6.2, 6.7.2 3 App. H Added to Document Section IV EPP-423, Joint Information System Activation, Operation, and Deactivation, 5.1.2, 7.2.2 4 App. H Document Section VI, Implementing Procedures (Fleet), Document Section VII, Implementing Procedures (Fleet),

Emergency Plan Sections Emergency Plan Sections 5 App. H Added to Document Section VII EN-EP-306, Drills and Exercises, 8.1.2 EN-EP-307, Hostile Action Based Drills and Exercises, 3.4, 8.1.2 EN-EP-310, Emergency Response Organization Notification System, 6.2 EN-EP-311, Emergency Response Data System (ERDS)

Activation via the Virtual Private Network (VPN), 7.5.2 EN-EP-313, Offsite Dose Assessment Using the Unified Rascal Interface, 1.1.5, 5.1.2.1, 5.1.2.3c, 5.1.2.3k, 6.3.2.4, 6.3.3.3, 6.4.2, 6.4.3, 7.4.11a EN-EP-603, Emergency Notification, 5.1.2.1, 5.1.2.2c, 5.1.2.2d, 5.1.2.3a4, 5.1.2.3g, 5.3, 6.1.3c, 6.2.1, 6.2.2.2, 6.2.2.4, 6.2.2.5, 6.2.2.6, 6.2.2.7, 7.5 EN-EP-801, Emergency Response Organization, 5.1.2.1.1, 5.1.2.2a, 5.1.2.2e, 5.1.2.2p, 5.1.2.2u 6 App. H EN-EP-613, Recover from a Declared Emergency, 1.1.72, 3.3, 9.0 EN-EP-613, Declared Emergency Recovery and Re-Entry, 1.1.72, 3.3, 9.0 7 Section I, (e.g., pocket dosimeters, direct reading electronic dosimeters, (e.g., pocket dosimeters, self-reading dosimeters, DLRs, etc.).

1.1.61 DLRs, etc.).

8 Figure 2- Changed Highway marker in Edgard from LA 3127 to LA 1 640 9 Figure 2- Changed Highway marker in Edgard from LA 3127 to LA 6 640 Page 1 of 10

Change Matrix for Emergency Plan Revision 52 10 Table 4-1 Revised entire table to conform to NRC-approved EP-001-001 11 5.1.2.1. k *Remote Shutdown Operator - Individual assigned to fulfill position Switchgear Operator - Individual assigned to fulfill position specific responsibilities per station operating procedures. This specific responsibilities per station operating procedures. This individual reports to the Control Room Supervisor and performs individual reports to the Control Room Supervisor and emergency actions as directed by the Shift Manager during a performs emergency actions as directed by the Shift Manager control room evacuation due to fire or conditions requiring during a control room evacuation due to fire or conditions implementing such procedure. requiring implementing such procedure.

12 5.1.2.1.k *The addition of the Remote Shutdown Operators to minimum Deleted Footnote Staffing is effective on January 18, 2013.

13 5.1.2.3.g Added 3. Initiate and complete Notification Message Forms as directed by the Emergency Director.

14 5.1.2.3.c. Added 8. Ensure habitability of the EOF.

15 5.1.2.3.m m. EOF Habitability Assessor Deleted The EOF Habitability Assessor reports to the Radiological Assessment Coordinator. Responsibilities include:

1. Assist the RAC in maintaining communications with and coordinating the activities of the EOF dose assessment group;

2. Complete Notification Message Forms as directed by the RAC;

3. Support the radiological activities of the EOF;

4. Conducting radiological surveys, sampling and analysis activities in the EOF and advising the Radiological Assessment Coordinator of the results.

16 5.1.2.3.m Adjusted numbering due to deletion of Habitability Assessor position 17 5.1.2.3.n 3. Maintain liaison with the Gretna Transmission Operations 3. Maintain liaison with the Transmission Control Center.

Center.

18 5.3.1.2 a. St. John the Baptist Parish Civil Defense a. St. John the Baptist Parish Department of Emergency Preparedness 19 Table 7- PABX/ Low Band Radio Frequency / PABX/Mobile Phones/Flex Satellite Phones 10 Mobile Phones Section 7.5.1.4d Backup

/Alternate Circuits Page 2 of 10

Change Matrix for Emergency Plan Revision 52 20 Figure 5-3 lud0ff5de Uo<,on °"""'

c.m.-

St.JQhnPariah OlhMUmon (A)

(A) Locatedat lhe Parish or S tat.

21 Figure 5- (C) ST JOHN THE BAPTIST PARISH CIVIL DEFENSE/SHERIFF (C) ST JOHN THE BAPTIST EMERGENCY 5 PREPAREDNESS/SHERIFF 22 Table 5-1 Remote Shutdown Operator, CR, 1(b)*, -- Switchgear Operator, CR, 1(b)*, --

23 Table 5-1 *THE ADDITION OF THE REMOTE SHUTDOWN OPERATORS Deleted Footnote Footnote TO MINIMUM STAFFING IS EFFECTIVE ON JANUARY 18, 2013 24 Table 5-4 REMOTE SHUTDOWN OPERATOR+ SWITCHGEAR OPERATOR 25 Table 5-4 THE CONTROL ROOM (SHIFT) RESPONSIBILITIES WERE Deleted Footnote Footnote REVISED TO SATISFY THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE ON-SHIFT ERO STAFFING ANALYSIS CONDUCTED IN ACCORDANCE WITH NEI 10-05 AND REQUIRED BY 10CFR50 APPENDIX E, SECTION IV.A AS DOCUMENTED IN THE WATERFORD 3 STATION ON-SHIFT STAFFING ANALYSIS FINAL REPORT REVISION 0 DECEMBER 2012.

26 Figure 7- Changed Highway marker in Edgard from LA 3127 to LA 3 640 27 5.3.2.1 LDEQ receives notification of an emergency directly from Waterford LDEQ receives notification of an emergency directly from 3 via the operational hotline. During non-office hours, LDEQ Waterford 3 via the operational hotline. During non-office maintains a duty officer system. The LDEQ duty officer is notified of hours, LDEQ maintains a duty officer system. The LDEQ duty an emergency through the Governors Office of Homeland Security officer is notified of an emergency through the State Police

& Emergency Preparedness. Dispatch Center.

28 Table 5-7 (P) HABITABILITY ASSESSOR Deleted and renumbered subsequent positions Page 3 of 10

Change Matrix for Emergency Plan Revision 52 29 6.2.1.2.a In the event that the emergency is declared after normal working In the event that the emergency is declared after normal hours (0800-1700), it is the responsibility of GOHSEP to contact working hours (0800-1700), it is the responsibility of the State and notify LDEQ of the emergency; LDEQ shall then contact Police Dispatch Center to contact and notify GOHSEP and Waterford 3. LDEQ of the emergency; GOHSEP and LDEQ shall then contact Waterford 3.

30 6.2.1.2.a. Governors Office of Homeland Security & Emergency Governors Office of Homeland Security & Emergency 4 Preparedness (GOHSEP) Preparedness (GOHSEP)/State Police Dispatch Center 31 6.6.1.2.(2 Collaborative response actions will be maintained between the Collaborative response actions will be maintained between the

).1 LDEQ Liaison Team Director located in the EOF and the parish LDEQ Liaison Team Director located in the EOF and the Emergency Preparedness/Civil Defense Directors at their parish Emergency Preparedness Directors at their respective respective local EOC; local EOC; 32 6.6.1.2.(2 The parish Sheriff's and Emergency Preparedness/Civil Defense The parish Sheriff's and Emergency Preparedness

).3 Departments will carry out the evacuation in accordance with Departments will carry out the evacuation in accordance with established procedures and isolate the evacuated area; established procedures and isolate the evacuated area; 33 6.6.1.3.b. Parish Emergency Preparedness/Civil Defense Directors Parish Emergency Preparedness Directors 2

34 6.2.2.5.a. The Emergency 911 Communications Center is responsible for The Emergency 911 Communications Center is responsible 2 notifying the Civil Defense Director. The Emergency 911 for notifying the Emergency Preparedness Director. The Communications Center remains active until relieved by the EOC Emergency 911 Communications Center remains active until Communications Point. relieved by the EOC Communications Point.

35 6.8.1 The means for the alert/notification of the public in the event of an The means for the alert/notification of the public in the event of accident at W3SES have been established upon the direction of the an accident at W3SES have been established upon the emergency preparedness/civil defense department of the risk direction of the emergency preparedness department of the parishes. risk parishes.

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Change Matrix for Emergency Plan Revision 52 36 Figure 6- 1. THIS IS WATERrnR0 3 WITH MESSAGE ~

(OHL CODE NO.)

Deleted 2 2.1 A.

ITIME~

I 0.. COl.u.t (NAME)

C. TEL NO.

3. El.tERGEttCY CLASSIFICATION:

A. 0 NOTIFICATION OF UNUSU/ll. EVENT C. 0 SfTE AREA EMERGENCY E. 0 TERMIN/\Tt:0 8.0/ll.ERT 0 . 0 GENERAL EMERGENCY

4. CURREHT EMERGENCY CLASSIFICATION OECW\RATIONfTERMINATION Time.'~ I

5. REOOr..MfNOEO P ROTECTIVE ACTIOti S:

A. 0 Nt>P1otetlivc W.10ris Recorm1cncled !I Thi$ Ti'uc (Go to Item 6 )-

8. 0 EVACUATE MONITOR A ti0 PREPARE 0 SHELTER

.. ltfCI0 EITT 0ESCRIPTtotUUPDATEJCOMMEtfTS:

7. REAC TO R SHUT DOWN? 0 NO DYES TSIICJOa<.e: I

8. METEOROLOGICAL DATA:

A. Wind Oircction FROM

0. Sectors Afledt!d (A.*R):

-. ., MPH C . S!t111!ili!yCIM'S(/\.-G):

0 . Precipi'.:iOOn: 0 None O RaS'I O Sk!~ 0 Snow O H:1il O Othe1

.. RELEASE IHFO.RMATI0 tt A. 0 No RELEASE (Go to Item 13)

0. OJ\ RELEASE i!I ooc:..mg BELOW le!derlllly llµfl<<wcd <iper~ing l tnits C. 0 A RELE/ISE is occulfing ADOVE ledeffllty apflrovt!doper~S'19 ls'nils 0 . 0 A RELE/ISE OCC\JftRED OUT STOPPED E. Rcle:i!I!: ~ 11r!Cld 3t RelN!le S!Ofll)ed ~ (b~me)

Rele:i!le ct.lt3lion In. {IICtual: 01 e~ecled)

10. TYPE Of RELEASE:

A.OR:!llfo~;..eG11!1eS 0. 0 Reu::10:'lef.rte Atborne P311iCl.i.3~S C. 0 R11dioac!ive l ief,li:ls II. RELEASE RATE; A. NOBLE GASES Cirs 0 . IODINES a.,

12. ESTIMATE Of PROJECTED O FFSITE DOSE:

A. P rojedions for _ _ _ hours bl!ISedon: O ~1eld0&!i, OPbrrtDllta O0ef3it~ Dllta

8. tlEDE) Vi'B DOSE C0Mr*m..ENT ~ C . (COE) THYR0E DOSE C0MIA.ITIA.ENT (mRem)

Si:t!Boundiwy _ _ _ Srnifes _ _ _ Sitlc!Doundll,y _ _ _ Smites _ _ _

2miles

--- 10niiles

--- 2miles

--- 10 ,nilcs ll. ME SSAG E APPROVED BY: TlnE:

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Change Matrix for Emergency Plan Revision 52 I

,., n -~.. ., ,- ' ' "

37 Figure 6- 1. ME SSAGE NU MBER If: Message commVJ'licated at time & da:e '

I.

A. EMERGENCY 8 DRILL 2a COMMUNICATOR NAME TELEPHONE N UMBER (CIRCLE ONE)

2. THIS IS WATERFORD S W I TH fAESSA.GE NUfASER f

_ _ _ _

OH L CODE NO.

--- A

OHL COOG. N0.1 B

3 I 8..0CMM: C. TB.NO.

Notification Of Unusual Event A"'1 B

2. This is Waterford 3 Steam Electric Station. A(n) Jone choice requrreci);

s.te Area Emergency General Emergency Terminated ,.

(TIME/DATE I EMERGENCY CLASSIFICATION.

AO N0,1r1C-AT10~ 0' UNV~U"4. (\/(NT 0 0 ALERT C O

( NAM(J

>>ITC AR(A CM(RG(NCY 0 OGENERAL EMERGENCY C OTERM MTEO was dedared on date at time ..

5. CUR.REtfT EM.E.RGENCY CLASSIFICATION OECL\RATIOHITERMINATtON ~

based M INITIA.TING CONOrrtON

-- - -m ...

~ ---

3, Initiating Condition Number - - , Emergency Action Level Number ~ 7. \Ya-:rrlonl 3 Non,E.ue,n,:UI PeTS~ Re-conunitnda!ions:

4, Initiating Condition

Description:

A. O NOHE a. a EvacuateWSt.JrohntheB11iµ~Cdloli c : ~ C. O Evaai;1tc t o ~ P a t k I I

.. M ETEOROLOGICAL DA TA

~ 11\d Oirecti,un FROM Deg,ecs.at MPH I I O SectOfj Aflectll!d (.A.-A ).

5. Wind dir ection is FROM degr ees at MPH C Stablity ClnH 4A*Gt 0 Prec:ipita!ion: 0 None o*- 0 Sleet O Snow O Hail O Othe1

§ 9.

6. Release Information ~ ne choic~ uired) RELEASE INfORIIIATION:

A =i No RELEASE No ,elease is occurr;ng 0 =' A REI.EASE is occumn; BELOW lt"der:llly ;,pi;~ed o:icr~ing linuts A release bel ow federal limits is occurrin g C OA ACLEASE aoc.<.u1t""9AOOV£ le~;)l!y 4p11,v~e.SOC1e1*:ir,g .n,,:,

A release above federal limits is o ocurring 0 OA REI.EASE OCCURREC our STOPPCO

§ I>=

Reft'a.sc s=::.t ted at 1time) ReleHe SliOpped :it

7. Recommen ded protective actions { select applicable action(!}) Re,ease our::i'!on IYs cr..u:,101 e~pet'.ed1 No P<oteclive Actions ,ecommended at 1h;s time CURRENT PAR SCENARIO NUMBER:

IQ.

I R ECOMMENDED PROTECTrvE AC TIONS PREVIOUS PAR SCENAR IO NUMBER S: A C No Prottctlv* A.c1'ont fllecommenO~ ~ Thlt nn*

( If there h as been a PAR C h ang e) 0 C CUI\REKT PAR SCEN AJUO HUMl!!IER.

AclJi'..1:>!ii.l~tlon

8. M essage appro ved by: Emergen cy Director C O PfU!V IOUS PA.It SCfHAJIUO NUM8flt.

MOftf lt,ORMA.TIOH Will. ,Ol.low SHOffllY MESSAGE AJll:lftOYfD BY: Em1rg1l'ICJ Dtrtctor t4 Slgnolln:

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Change Matrix for Emergency Plan Revision 52 38 Figure 6- ,. THISIS WAT£.RFOROl WITI-1 Mf SSAGE NUl&K&+-

COHL COOENO.) ----

1. A. EMERGENCY (CIRClEONE)

8. DRILL 2b 2. A. I 0..COMU C. TEL NO.

2. THIS IS WATERFORD 3 W'ITH MESSAGE NUMBER f.

(Tll,tOOATE) !NAME) - - - -(OHL CODE NO.)

~. fMfrlGENCY CLA SSIFICATK>H. 3. A. I 8. COMM: C. TEL NO.

AO NOTlFacATION Of UNUSUAL EVENT C. 0 saT£ AREA. E.14.ERGENCV E. CJ TERMINATED (TIME/~ (NAME}

8 01'1.ERT D. 0 GENERAL EMERGENCY

.. r"""°""'.

C\IRREHT EMERGENCY CiASSIFICATION OEQ.ARATION/'T£JH.IINATION I

'* EMERGENCY CLASSIFICATION:

No C!'iange to EmergeocyClassifica1ion or~

~. 5. CURRENT EMERGENCY CLASSIFICATION OEClARATION/TERMINATION TimelOati:- I RECOf.u.tENDl:0 PROTECTIVE AC110H S: . uo , o:

0.

A O NQ Protccli'lt! Act.o,_ Recccm1ended Al Ths Tsuc ( Go to Item 6)..

0 0 CURRENT PA R SCE;NARIO t4\JM6ifR:

A Wind Direction FROM "*- *- at MPH

6. Sectors Affected (A-R):

0 P RfVIOU SPAR SCEHAftlO NUMBERS:

C. StabatyClass (A-GJ:

.. l tfCIDl:NT DE SC'fUPTK>NJUPOA tEJCO M.MEITT&

0. Precipita1ion: None Rain Sleet Snow Hail Other

{. l ~ IIV c; l'\\., U Vn~:

No Change to Proteaive Action Recommencfalioru

.. ,.._,u ,,. ,

Waterford 3 Non-Essential Personnel R~ mendations:

A NONE 8 . Evacuate to St John the Baptist Catholic Church C. Evacua1e to Monsanto Park

7. ft£ACTOR SHUT 00\Vlll? 0 ~ OYES TimelDa".c I

8. t.ET!OftOLOGtCAL DATA:!

A Wind 01t'C!C!icn FROM Oesrees al MPH

.. nCl"lVIVn ~nu vvnn : u.......,, ,,,_,...,._ U 1n1r,cv IIO"P-/U'a.'.e:

O Sec.tan Afteded C,.*R)* ,u.

C S!abili!y Cha (Mi): "A~O~ RELEASE (Go ~ Item 13}

0 PU!clpt.abcW\. 0 None O R:wi osi.., 0 Snow O Hal O 0 ~ 6. A RELEASE is oocorring BELOW federalty awt>ved opera!ing limits C. A RELEASE is occurring ABOVE fecleralty awov.ed operating limi!s

9. A.ELEASE IH10RMATK>N: 0. A RELEASE OCCURRED BUT STOPPED A O No RELEASE (Go to lte1n 13) E. Release s1artecl a.1 (li!!;!b Release stopped a.1 (time) 0 CA RELEASE is oc;cvrng DEl.OW tcdm-lly aiPf:!rcwcd opcrD'lg; lmit:a Release duraOOO hrs. (ae1oal or expected)

C O A RELEASE ia om.ni"9 ABOVE lctdern>t .111P9rovod CIPllt'lilng lmits 11. 1re v r ncL-Cl"l,Jc :

0 . 0 A RCLCASC OCCUAA£.D OUT STOPJICO A Radioae1ive Gases 8. Radioaotive Ai1;ome Particulates C. Racf~ v.e liquids E. Rdea$e~ed.at (111ne) fkle;iise S!ClpPcd w. C'1me) , u ....~--.l"(AI~:

RdNiiecll~ tn.. (.acb.litlor ~ led) "* A NOBLE GASES Ci's 8. ~ Cl"s

10. TYPE Of R6LEA SE: IJ. C,JllftV'\ I C 0 ~

nv...o c v , c u v r . .,, IC UV,Jc:

A. 0 Ratloac'M! Gl!Ses 0. 0 Rado3e.'IIW! Alrbarnl! P*IJICUlates C. 0 Rldlo..'letl ...e UqlAd!s A Prqections for _ _ _ hours based on: Feeld Data Plant Data Oefauh Data B. (Wle WB DOSE COMMITMENT (<P8.,o,b C. (COE] TIIYROIO DOSE COMMITMENT(~ )

11. A.ELEASE RATE. Sile Boundary _ _ _ 5 miles _ _ _ Site Boondary _ _ _ 5 miles _ _ _

A NOSL.EGASES Cifs B K>OINES c,~ 2 mles --- IO miles

--- 2miles

--- *10 mile:s

12. ESTIMATE Of' PROJECTfD OffSITE DOSI:; 14. MESSAGE A PPROVED BY: Emergency Director A. Pwa,t!ctJCN b _ _ _ hotlrs bll!Sedan. OJ:"ieldOa!a OPl~ntDa~ 0()et,tj!Dlt,

e. fUOE) vm DOSI! COM ..ITIIEHT (mRem) C. ( COE) THYROlll DOSI! COMMITtoll!NT (mRomj Signature:

,_,°"""""Y-Su - - ....... _ _ _ S... °""'"""-- . Smites _ _ _

--- 10 nlites

--- 2mites

13. ME SSAGE APPROVED ev: rnu::

r 39 Figure 6- St John the Baptist Parish, Civil Defense Director, Public Safety St John the Baptist Parish, Emergency Preparedness Director, 3 Dispatcher Public Safety Dispatcher 40 7.1.2 Personnel in the center will not receive doses in excess of 5 rem to Personnel in the center will not receive doses in excess of 5 the whole body or 30 rem to the thyroid for the duration of the rem total effective dose equivalent (TEDE) for the duration of accident. the accident.

41 7.4.2.7 Personnel monitoring is provided by use of Dosimeter of Legal Personnel monitoring is provided by use of Dosimeter of Legal Record (DLRs), direct reading pocket dosimeters, direct reading Record (DLRs), direct reading pocket dosimeters, self-reading electronic dosimeters and survey instrumentation. dosimeters and survey instrumentation.

42 7.5.1.d Five radio communication systems are provided, two for intraplant Five radio communication systems are provided, two for operation and maintenance (O&M), a third system for intraplant intraplant operation and maintenance (O&M), a third system security, a fourth system for offsite communications (Civil Defense) for intraplant security, a fourth system for offsite Page 7 of 10

Change Matrix for Emergency Plan Revision 52 and a fifth system for communications with field monitoring teams communications and a fifth system for communications with during emergencies. field monitoring teams during emergencies.

43 7.5.1.2 The paging system consists of two precompressor amplifiers and The paging system consists of two digital Announcement five power amplifiers (one is a spare) feeding four 70-volt Control System (ACS) controllers, two zone processors, and independent audio and signal transmission lines. The preamps and five power amplifiers (one is a spare) feeding four 70-volt power amplifiers are monitored by a supervisory signal. The active independent audio and signal transmission lines. The system tone generator is also supervised. Failure of any of these is monitored by a supervisory signal. The active tone components is detected and annunciated in the main Control generator is also supervised. Failure of any of these Room. components is detected and annunciated in the main Control The output of the power amplifiers is distributed to the Room.

loudspeakers via four independent transmission lines (channels). The output of the power amplifiers is distributed to the To improve system reliability, the speaker load is divided into nine loudspeakers via four independent transmission lines zones. Each zone is covered by two channels. These two channels (channels). To improve system reliability, the speaker load is are connected to different precompressor amplifiers and are run in divided into ten zones. Each zone is covered by two channels.

the same conduit system; diversification is carried further by These two channels are connected to different ACS connecting speakers on alternate channels. Failure of the controllers and zone processors and are run in the same precompressor amplifier will mute half of the speaker system; conduit system; diversification is carried further by connecting malfunction of a power amplifier will only affect 25% of the speakers on alternate channels. The ACS controllers are speakers, but in no case will an area or building lose total configured in a primary/backup configuration and the zone coverage. processors are redundant so that a single failure of any of these components will have no muting effect on any portion of the speaker system; malfunction of a power amplifier will only affect 25% of the speakers, but in no case will an area or building lose total coverage.

44 7.5.1.4.c The State Civil Defense Radio Network is a communications The Louisiana Wireless Interoperability Network (LWIN) is a network primarily used by offsite agencies during any type of communications network primarily used by offsite agencies emergency. It can provide communications links with the local during any type of emergency. It can provide communications parishes and State agencies. The State Civil Defense Radio links with the local parishes and State agencies. LWIN Network operates on the 700 MHz band. The State Civil Defense operates on the 700 MHz band. LWIN is powered from a 120 Radio Network is powered from a 120 Vac source from the static Vac source from the static uninterruptible power system.

uninterruptible power system.

45 7.5.1.4.d The Radiological Field Monitoring Radio Network operates in the The Radiological Field Monitoring Radio Network operates on FM band. the Entergy 800 MHz trunking system.

46 7.5.2.1 The PABX and the Civil Defense Radio network are Backups to the The PABX and the Louisiana Wireless Interoperability Operational Hotline. Network (LWIN) are Backups to the Operational Hotline.

47 Table 7-2 Deleted information and replaced with notation on where PROCESS AND EFFLUENT RADIOLOGICAL information is now located. MONITORS/SAMPLERS Information which resided here in earlier revisions has been deleted. This information is located in Table 11.5-1 of the Waterford 3 FSAR.

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Change Matrix for Emergency Plan Revision 52 48 Table 7- Offsite Agencies Location - St. Charles EOC, St. Charles 911 Offsite Agencies Location - St. Charles EOC, St. Charles 911 10 Center, St. John EOC, St. John E-911 Center, LDEQ, Center, St. John EOC, St. John E-911 Center, LDEQ, Ops GOHSEP, Waterford 1 & 2 GOHSEP/State Police Dispatch, Waterford 1 & 2 Hotline7.

5.2.1 49 Table 7- BACKUP/ALTERNATE CIRCUITS - PABX or Civil Defense Radio BACKUP/ALTERNATE CIRCUITS - PABX or Louisiana 10 Network Wireless Interoperability Network (LWIN)

Ops Hotline 7.5.2.1 50 Table 7- Control Room Intercom Control Room Conference Bridge 10 7.5.2.5 51 Table 7- Radiological CoordinatorRad Chem Coordinator Radiological Coordinator 10 Rad Chem Coordinator HP Telecom 7.5.2.7 52 Table 7- State Civil Defense Radio Network Louisiana Wireless Interoperability Network (LWIN) 10 7.5.1.4c 53 Table 7- St. Charles EOC, St. John EOC, GOHSEP St. Charles EOC, St. Charles 911 Center, St. John EOC, St.

10 John E-911 Center, GOHSEP/State Police Dispatch LWIN 7.5.1.4c 54 Table 7- Ops/Engineering Coordinator/Lead Engineer Hotline Ops/Engineering Coordinator Hotline 10 7.5.2.6 55 Table 7- Lead Engineer Engineering Coordinator 10 Ops/Eng.

Coord.

Hotline 7.5.2.6 56 5.3.2.2 GOHSEP receives notification of an emergency directly from GOHSEP receives notification of an emergency directly from Waterford 3 via the operational hotline. The GOHSEP duty station Waterford 3 via the operational hotline. During non-office is manned on a 24-hour per day, seven-day per week basis. During hours, GOHSEP maintains a duty officer system. The non-office hours, GOHSEP is responsible for notifying the LDEQ GOHSEP duty officer is notified of an emergency through the duty officer. State Police Dispatch Center.

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Change Matrix for Emergency Plan Revision 52 57 7.5.2.1 The Operational Hotline System includes the following features: The Operational Hotline System includes the following 24-hour monitoring by St. Charles Parish, St. John the Baptist features: 24-hour monitoring by St. Charles Parish, St. John Parish and GOHSEP (GOHSEP notifies LDEQ of emergencies the Baptist Parish and the State Police Dispatch Center (State after normal working hours), dedicated cable and switching Police notifies LDEQ and GOHSEP of emergencies after facilities. normal working hours), dedicated cable and switching facilities.

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Attachment 2 to W3F1-2021-0057 Waterford 3 Emergency Plan, Revision 052 (Attachment contains 278 pages)

7.1 REQUEST/APPROVAL PAGE Normal Review Class (check one):

SAFETY RELATED ~ OSRC QUALIFIED REVIEW PROCEDURE PROCEDURE NUMBER: N/A I IREVISION: 52 TITLE: Waterford 3 Emergency Plan PROCEDURE OWNER (Position Title) Emergency Planning Manager TERM (check one): ~ PERMANENT TEMPORARY Effective Date I Milestone (if applicable): 8/2/21 Expiration Date/ Milestone (if applicable): N/A PROCEDURE ACTION (CHECK ONE):

~ REVISION DELETION NEW PROCEDURE DESCRIPTION AND JUSTIFICATION:

See attached Change Matrix for Emergency Plan Revision 52

~ Request/Approval Page Continuation Sheet(s) attached.

REVIEW PROCESS EDITORIAL CORRECTION TECHNICAL VERIFICATION (CHECK ONE):

~ NORMAL (REVISIONS ONLY) (REVISIONS ONLY)

REVIEW AND APPROVAL ACTIVITIES PRINT NAME OR SIGNATURE DATE PREPARER Don Vincent 7/20//21 EC SUPERVISOR Administrative Review and Approval (sign) N/A,,,,,,,,.-- )

CROSS- OSRC Brian Lindsey

~~~~ 7/3,/zr DISCIPLINE

~

and INTERNAL

/ N/A REVIEWS (List Groups, N/A Functions, Positions, etc.) NIA PROCESS APPLICABILITY DETERMINATION Performed ~ PA Exclusion Don Vincent 7/29/21 TECHNICAL Review ~ Verification Aaron Ertel 7/21/21 QUALIFIED REVIEWER Review N/A GROUP/DEPT. HEAD Review ~ Approval (sign) John Overly/ Q.Q_ -"IO f},o (1 1/11 IV>u GM, PLANT OPERATIONS Review Approval ~ (sign) Matt Lewis1'J,_/P!,J; ~ 0 'l/v!t.n-1 VICE PRESIDENT, OPERATIONS Approval (sign) N/A Y W2.109 Revision 025 Attachment 7.1 (1 of 1) 1

Change Matrix for Emergency Plan Revision 52 Location Current Language Revised Language 1 App. C, as requested by Waterford 3 to the St. Charles Parish 91 as requested by Waterford 3 to the St. Charles Parish Office of operator 911 operator the Sheriff, St Charles Parish 2 App. H Moved EP-8-All Row from Document Section II to Section VII EP-8-All, Potassium Iodide (KI) Instructions/ Briefing Form, 5.1.2.2a, 5.1.2.2g, 5.1.2.2r, 5.1.2.3a, 5.1.2.3c, 6.6.2, 6.7.2 3 App. H Added to Document Section IV EPP-423, Joint Information System Activation, Operation, and Deactivation, 5.1.2, 7.2.2 4 App. H Document Section VI, Implementing Procedures (Fleet), Document Section VII, Implementing Procedures (Fleet),

Emergency Plan Sections Emergency Plan Sections 5 App. H Added to Document Section VII EN-EP-306, Drills and Exercises, 8.1.2 EN-EP-307, Hostile Action Based Drills and Exercises, 3.4, 8.1.2 EN-EP-310, Emergency Response Organization Notification System, 6.2 EN-EP-311, Emergency Response Data System (ERDS)

Activation via the Virtual Private Network (VPN), 7.5.2 EN-EP-313, Offsite Dose Assessment Using the Unified Rascal Interface, 1.1.5, 5.1.2.1, 5.1.2.3c, 5.1.2.3k, 6.3.2.4, 6.3.3.3, 6.4.2, 6.4.3, 7.4.11a EN-EP-603, Emergency Notification, 5.1.2.1, 5.1.2.2c, 5.1.2.2d, 5.1.2.3a4, 5.1.2.3g, 5.3, 6.1.3c, 6.2.1, 6.2.2.2, 6.2.2.4, 6.2.2.5, 6.2.2.6, 6.2.2.7, 7.5 EN-EP-801, Emergency Response Organization, 5.1.2.1.1, 5.1.2.2a, 5.1.2.2e, 5.1.2.2p, 5.1.2.2u 6 App. H EN-EP-613, Recover from a Declared Emergency, 1.1.72, 3.3, 9.0 EN-EP-613, Declared Emergency Recovery and Re-Entry, 1.1.72, 3.3, 9.0 7 Section I, (e.g., pocket dosimeters, direct reading electronic dosimeters, (e.g., pocket dosimeters, self-reading dosimeters, DLRs, etc.).

1.1.61 DLRs, etc.).

8 Figure 2- Changed Highway marker in Edgard from LA 3127 to LA 1 640 9 Figure 2- Changed Highway marker in Edgard from LA 3127 to LA 6 640 Page 1 of 10

Change Matrix for Emergency Plan Revision 52 10 Table 4-1 Revised entire table to conform to NRC-approved EP-001-001 11 5.1.2.1. k *Remote Shutdown Operator - Individual assigned to fulfill position Switchgear Operator - Individual assigned to fulfill position specific responsibilities per station operating procedures. This specific responsibilities per station operating procedures. This individual reports to the Control Room Supervisor and performs individual reports to the Control Room Supervisor and emergency actions as directed by the Shift Manager during a performs emergency actions as directed by the Shift Manager control room evacuation due to fire or conditions requiring during a control room evacuation due to fire or conditions implementing such procedure. requiring implementing such procedure.

12 5.1.2.1.k *The addition of the Remote Shutdown Operators to minimum Deleted Footnote Staffing is effective on January 18, 2013.

13 5.1.2.3.g Added 3. Initiate and complete Notification Message Forms as directed by the Emergency Director.

14 5.1.2.3.c. Added 8. Ensure habitability of the EOF.

15 5.1.2.3.m m. EOF Habitability Assessor Deleted The EOF Habitability Assessor reports to the Radiological Assessment Coordinator. Responsibilities include:

1. Assist the RAC in maintaining communications with and coordinating the activities of the EOF dose assessment group;

2. Complete Notification Message Forms as directed by the RAC;

3. Support the radiological activities of the EOF;

4. Conducting radiological surveys, sampling and analysis activities in the EOF and advising the Radiological Assessment Coordinator of the results.

16 5.1.2.3.m Adjusted numbering due to deletion of Habitability Assessor position 17 5.1.2.3.n 3. Maintain liaison with the Gretna Transmission Operations 3. Maintain liaison with the Transmission Control Center.

Center.

18 5.3.1.2 a. St. John the Baptist Parish Civil Defense a. St. John the Baptist Parish Department of Emergency Preparedness 19 Table 7- PABX/ Low Band Radio Frequency / PABX/Mobile Phones/Flex Satellite Phones 10 Mobile Phones Section 7.5.1.4d Backup

/Alternate Circuits Page 2 of 10

Change Matrix for Emergency Plan Revision 52 20 Figure 5-3 lud0ff5de Uo<,on °"""'

c.m.-

St.JQhnPariah OlhMUmon (A)

(A) Locatedat lhe Parish or S tat.

21 Figure 5- (C) ST JOHN THE BAPTIST PARISH CIVIL DEFENSE/SHERIFF (C) ST JOHN THE BAPTIST EMERGENCY 5 PREPAREDNESS/SHERIFF 22 Table 5-1 Remote Shutdown Operator, CR, 1(b)*, -- Switchgear Operator, CR, 1(b)*, --

23 Table 5-1 *THE ADDITION OF THE REMOTE SHUTDOWN OPERATORS Deleted Footnote Footnote TO MINIMUM STAFFING IS EFFECTIVE ON JANUARY 18, 2013 24 Table 5-4 REMOTE SHUTDOWN OPERATOR+ SWITCHGEAR OPERATOR 25 Table 5-4 THE CONTROL ROOM (SHIFT) RESPONSIBILITIES WERE Deleted Footnote Footnote REVISED TO SATISFY THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE ON-SHIFT ERO STAFFING ANALYSIS CONDUCTED IN ACCORDANCE WITH NEI 10-05 AND REQUIRED BY 10CFR50 APPENDIX E, SECTION IV.A AS DOCUMENTED IN THE WATERFORD 3 STATION ON-SHIFT STAFFING ANALYSIS FINAL REPORT REVISION 0 DECEMBER 2012.

26 Figure 7- Changed Highway marker in Edgard from LA 3127 to LA 3 640 27 5.3.2.1 LDEQ receives notification of an emergency directly from Waterford LDEQ receives notification of an emergency directly from 3 via the operational hotline. During non-office hours, LDEQ Waterford 3 via the operational hotline. During non-office maintains a duty officer system. The LDEQ duty officer is notified of hours, LDEQ maintains a duty officer system. The LDEQ duty an emergency through the Governors Office of Homeland Security officer is notified of an emergency through the State Police

& Emergency Preparedness. Dispatch Center.

28 Table 5-7 (P) HABITABILITY ASSESSOR Deleted and renumbered subsequent positions Page 3 of 10

Change Matrix for Emergency Plan Revision 52 29 6.2.1.2.a In the event that the emergency is declared after normal working In the event that the emergency is declared after normal hours (0800-1700), it is the responsibility of GOHSEP to contact working hours (0800-1700), it is the responsibility of the State and notify LDEQ of the emergency; LDEQ shall then contact Police Dispatch Center to contact and notify GOHSEP and Waterford 3. LDEQ of the emergency; GOHSEP and LDEQ shall then contact Waterford 3.

30 6.2.1.2.a. Governors Office of Homeland Security & Emergency Governors Office of Homeland Security & Emergency 4 Preparedness (GOHSEP) Preparedness (GOHSEP)/State Police Dispatch Center 31 6.6.1.2.(2 Collaborative response actions will be maintained between the Collaborative response actions will be maintained between the

).1 LDEQ Liaison Team Director located in the EOF and the parish LDEQ Liaison Team Director located in the EOF and the Emergency Preparedness/Civil Defense Directors at their parish Emergency Preparedness Directors at their respective respective local EOC; local EOC; 32 6.6.1.2.(2 The parish Sheriff's and Emergency Preparedness/Civil Defense The parish Sheriff's and Emergency Preparedness

).3 Departments will carry out the evacuation in accordance with Departments will carry out the evacuation in accordance with established procedures and isolate the evacuated area; established procedures and isolate the evacuated area; 33 6.6.1.3.b. Parish Emergency Preparedness/Civil Defense Directors Parish Emergency Preparedness Directors 2

34 6.2.2.5.a. The Emergency 911 Communications Center is responsible for The Emergency 911 Communications Center is responsible 2 notifying the Civil Defense Director. The Emergency 911 for notifying the Emergency Preparedness Director. The Communications Center remains active until relieved by the EOC Emergency 911 Communications Center remains active until Communications Point. relieved by the EOC Communications Point.

35 6.8.1 The means for the alert/notification of the public in the event of an The means for the alert/notification of the public in the event of accident at W3SES have been established upon the direction of the an accident at W3SES have been established upon the emergency preparedness/civil defense department of the risk direction of the emergency preparedness department of the parishes. risk parishes.

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Change Matrix for Emergency Plan Revision 52 36 Figure 6- 1. THIS IS WATERrnR0 3 WITH MESSAGE ~

(OHL CODE NO.)

Deleted 2 2.1 A.

ITIME~

I 0.. COl.u.t (NAME)

C. TEL NO.

3. El.tERGEttCY CLASSIFICATION:

A. 0 NOTIFICATION OF UNUSU/ll. EVENT C. 0 SfTE AREA EMERGENCY E. 0 TERMIN/\Tt:0 8.0/ll.ERT 0 . 0 GENERAL EMERGENCY

4. CURREHT EMERGENCY CLASSIFICATION OECW\RATIONfTERMINATION Time.'~ I

5. REOOr..MfNOEO P ROTECTIVE ACTIOti S:

A. 0 Nt>P1otetlivc W.10ris Recorm1cncled !I Thi$ Ti'uc (Go to Item 6 )-

8. 0 EVACUATE MONITOR A ti0 PREPARE 0 SHELTER

.. ltfCI0 EITT 0ESCRIPTtotUUPDATEJCOMMEtfTS:

7. REAC TO R SHUT DOWN? 0 NO DYES TSIICJOa<.e: I

8. METEOROLOGICAL DATA:

A. Wind Oircction FROM

0. Sectors Afledt!d (A.*R):

-. ., MPH C . S!t111!ili!yCIM'S(/\.-G):

0 . Precipi'.:iOOn: 0 None O RaS'I O Sk!~ 0 Snow O H:1il O Othe1

.. RELEASE IHFO.RMATI0 tt A. 0 No RELEASE (Go to Item 13)

0. OJ\ RELEASE i!I ooc:..mg BELOW le!derlllly llµfl<<wcd <iper~ing l tnits C. 0 A RELE/ISE is occulfing ADOVE ledeffllty apflrovt!doper~S'19 ls'nils 0 . 0 A RELE/ISE OCC\JftRED OUT STOPPED E. Rcle:i!I!: ~ 11r!Cld 3t RelN!le S!Ofll)ed ~ (b~me)

Rele:i!le ct.lt3lion In. {IICtual: 01 e~ecled)

10. TYPE Of RELEASE:

A.OR:!llfo~;..eG11!1eS 0. 0 Reu::10:'lef.rte Atborne P311iCl.i.3~S C. 0 R11dioac!ive l ief,li:ls II. RELEASE RATE; A. NOBLE GASES Cirs 0 . IODINES a.,

12. ESTIMATE Of PROJECTED O FFSITE DOSE:

A. P rojedions for _ _ _ hours bl!ISedon: O ~1eld0&!i, OPbrrtDllta O0ef3it~ Dllta

8. tlEDE) Vi'B DOSE C0Mr*m..ENT ~ C . (COE) THYR0E DOSE C0MIA.ITIA.ENT (mRem)

Si:t!Boundiwy _ _ _ Srnifes _ _ _ Sitlc!Doundll,y _ _ _ Smites _ _ _

2miles

--- 10niiles

--- 2miles

--- 10 ,nilcs ll. ME SSAG E APPROVED BY: TlnE:

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Change Matrix for Emergency Plan Revision 52 I

,., n -~.. ., ,- ' ' "

37 Figure 6- 1. ME SSAGE NU MBER If: Message commVJ'licated at time & da:e '

I.

A. EMERGENCY 8 DRILL 2a COMMUNICATOR NAME TELEPHONE N UMBER (CIRCLE ONE)

2. THIS IS WATERFORD S W I TH fAESSA.GE NUfASER f

_ _ _ _

OH L CODE NO.

--- A

OHL COOG. N0.1 B

3 I 8..0CMM: C. TB.NO.

Notification Of Unusual Event A"'1 B

2. This is Waterford 3 Steam Electric Station. A(n) Jone choice requrreci);

s.te Area Emergency General Emergency Terminated ,.

(TIME/DATE I EMERGENCY CLASSIFICATION.

AO N0,1r1C-AT10~ 0' UNV~U"4. (\/(NT 0 0 ALERT C O

( NAM(J

>>ITC AR(A CM(RG(NCY 0 OGENERAL EMERGENCY C OTERM MTEO was dedared on date at time ..

5. CUR.REtfT EM.E.RGENCY CLASSIFICATION OECL\RATIOHITERMINATtON ~

based M INITIA.TING CONOrrtON

-- - -m ...

~ ---

3, Initiating Condition Number - - , Emergency Action Level Number ~ 7. \Ya-:rrlonl 3 Non,E.ue,n,:UI PeTS~ Re-conunitnda!ions:

4, Initiating Condition

Description:

A. O NOHE a. a EvacuateWSt.JrohntheB11iµ~Cdloli c : ~ C. O Evaai;1tc t o ~ P a t k I I

.. M ETEOROLOGICAL DA TA

~ 11\d Oirecti,un FROM Deg,ecs.at MPH I I O SectOfj Aflectll!d (.A.-A ).

5. Wind dir ection is FROM degr ees at MPH C Stablity ClnH 4A*Gt 0 Prec:ipita!ion: 0 None o*- 0 Sleet O Snow O Hail O Othe1

§ 9.

6. Release Information ~ ne choic~ uired) RELEASE INfORIIIATION:

A =i No RELEASE No ,elease is occurr;ng 0 =' A REI.EASE is occumn; BELOW lt"der:llly ;,pi;~ed o:icr~ing linuts A release bel ow federal limits is occurrin g C OA ACLEASE aoc.<.u1t""9AOOV£ le~;)l!y 4p11,v~e.SOC1e1*:ir,g .n,,:,

A release above federal limits is o ocurring 0 OA REI.EASE OCCURREC our STOPPCO

§ I>=

Reft'a.sc s=::.t ted at 1time) ReleHe SliOpped :it

7. Recommen ded protective actions { select applicable action(!}) Re,ease our::i'!on IYs cr..u:,101 e~pet'.ed1 No P<oteclive Actions ,ecommended at 1h;s time CURRENT PAR SCENARIO NUMBER:

IQ.

I R ECOMMENDED PROTECTrvE AC TIONS PREVIOUS PAR SCENAR IO NUMBER S: A C No Prottctlv* A.c1'ont fllecommenO~ ~ Thlt nn*

( If there h as been a PAR C h ang e) 0 C CUI\REKT PAR SCEN AJUO HUMl!!IER.

AclJi'..1:>!ii.l~tlon

8. M essage appro ved by: Emergen cy Director C O PfU!V IOUS PA.It SCfHAJIUO NUM8flt.

MOftf lt,ORMA.TIOH Will. ,Ol.low SHOffllY MESSAGE AJll:lftOYfD BY: Em1rg1l'ICJ Dtrtctor t4 Slgnolln:

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Change Matrix for Emergency Plan Revision 52 38 Figure 6- ,. THISIS WAT£.RFOROl WITI-1 Mf SSAGE NUl&K&+-

COHL COOENO.) ----

1. A. EMERGENCY (CIRClEONE)

8. DRILL 2b 2. A. I 0..COMU C. TEL NO.

2. THIS IS WATERFORD 3 W'ITH MESSAGE NUMBER f.

(Tll,tOOATE) !NAME) - - - -(OHL CODE NO.)

~. fMfrlGENCY CLA SSIFICATK>H. 3. A. I 8. COMM: C. TEL NO.

AO NOTlFacATION Of UNUSUAL EVENT C. 0 saT£ AREA. E.14.ERGENCV E. CJ TERMINATED (TIME/~ (NAME}

8 01'1.ERT D. 0 GENERAL EMERGENCY

.. r"""°""'.

C\IRREHT EMERGENCY CiASSIFICATION OEQ.ARATION/'T£JH.IINATION I

'* EMERGENCY CLASSIFICATION:

No C!'iange to EmergeocyClassifica1ion or~

~. 5. CURRENT EMERGENCY CLASSIFICATION OEClARATION/TERMINATION TimelOati:- I RECOf.u.tENDl:0 PROTECTIVE AC110H S: . uo , o:

0.

A O NQ Protccli'lt! Act.o,_ Recccm1ended Al Ths Tsuc ( Go to Item 6)..

0 0 CURRENT PA R SCE;NARIO t4\JM6ifR:

A Wind Direction FROM "*- *- at MPH

6. Sectors Affected (A-R):

0 P RfVIOU SPAR SCEHAftlO NUMBERS:

C. StabatyClass (A-GJ:

.. l tfCIDl:NT DE SC'fUPTK>NJUPOA tEJCO M.MEITT&

0. Precipita1ion: None Rain Sleet Snow Hail Other

{. l ~ IIV c; l'\\., U Vn~:

No Change to Proteaive Action Recommencfalioru

.. ,.._,u ,,. ,

Waterford 3 Non-Essential Personnel R~ mendations:

A NONE 8 . Evacuate to St John the Baptist Catholic Church C. Evacua1e to Monsanto Park

7. ft£ACTOR SHUT 00\Vlll? 0 ~ OYES TimelDa".c I

8. t.ET!OftOLOGtCAL DATA:!

A Wind 01t'C!C!icn FROM Oesrees al MPH

.. nCl"lVIVn ~nu vvnn : u.......,, ,,,_,...,._ U 1n1r,cv IIO"P-/U'a.'.e:

O Sec.tan Afteded C,.*R)* ,u.

C S!abili!y Cha (Mi): "A~O~ RELEASE (Go ~ Item 13}

0 PU!clpt.abcW\. 0 None O R:wi osi.., 0 Snow O Hal O 0 ~ 6. A RELEASE is oocorring BELOW federalty awt>ved opera!ing limits C. A RELEASE is occurring ABOVE fecleralty awov.ed operating limi!s

9. A.ELEASE IH10RMATK>N: 0. A RELEASE OCCURRED BUT STOPPED A O No RELEASE (Go to lte1n 13) E. Release s1artecl a.1 (li!!;!b Release stopped a.1 (time) 0 CA RELEASE is oc;cvrng DEl.OW tcdm-lly aiPf:!rcwcd opcrD'lg; lmit:a Release duraOOO hrs. (ae1oal or expected)

C O A RELEASE ia om.ni"9 ABOVE lctdern>t .111P9rovod CIPllt'lilng lmits 11. 1re v r ncL-Cl"l,Jc :

0 . 0 A RCLCASC OCCUAA£.D OUT STOPJICO A Radioae1ive Gases 8. Radioaotive Ai1;ome Particulates C. Racf~ v.e liquids E. Rdea$e~ed.at (111ne) fkle;iise S!ClpPcd w. C'1me) , u ....~--.l"(AI~:

RdNiiecll~ tn.. (.acb.litlor ~ led) "* A NOBLE GASES Ci's 8. ~ Cl"s

10. TYPE Of R6LEA SE: IJ. C,JllftV'\ I C 0 ~

nv...o c v , c u v r . .,, IC UV,Jc: