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| EMERGENCY PROCEDURE E:1-100 FLORIDA POWER CORPORATION CRYSTAL RIVER UNIT 3 EMERGENCY PLAN REVIEWED BY: Plant Review Coramittee Date Meeting No.
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| APPROVED BY: Nuclear Plant Manager Date 1654 150
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| TABLE OF CONTENTS Section Page
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| : 1. 0 DEFINITIONS AND ABBREVIATIONS. ............... I 1.1 DEFINITIONS. . . . . . .. ............... I 1.2 ABBREVLATIO'iS. . . . . . . ............... 1
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| : 2. 0 SCOPE AND APPLICABILITY. . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..... 2
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| ==SUMMARY==
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| : 4. 0 EMERGENCY CONDITIONS . .. .. ............... 4 4.1 CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM. . ................ 4 4.2 SPECTRUM OF POSTULATED ACCIDENTS . ........... 4 4.2.1 Small Liquid Release Inside the Auxiliary Building . 5
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| : 4. 2.2 Unplanned Radioactive Liquid Release to Environment. 6 4.2.3 Radioactive Gas Release. .............. 7
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| : 4. 2. 4 Fuel Handling Incident ............... 8 4.2.5 High Radiation Field . ............. . . 10 4.2.6 Steam Generator Tube Break . . ........... 10 4.2.7 Fire or Explosion Emergency. . ........... 11 4.2.8 Personal Injury Emergency. . ............ 12 4.2.9 Hurricane Emergency. ................ 13 4.2.10 Earthquake Emergency . ............... 14
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| : 5. 0 ORGANIZATION . . .... .. . ............... 15 5.1 NORMAL PLANT ORGANIZATION. ............... 15 5.2 ON-SITE EMERGENCY ORGANIZATION . ............ 17
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| : 5. 2.1 Direction and Coordination . ............ 18
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| : 5. 2. 2 Plant Staf f Emergency Assign =ents. ......... 19 5.2.2.1 Radiation Emergency Team . ........... 19 5.2.2.2 Fire Emergency Team. .............. 20 5.2.2.3 Medical Emergency Team . ............ 21 5.2.2.4 Plant Security Team. .............. 21
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| : 5. 2. 2. 5 Emergency Repair Team. ............. 22
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| : 5. 2. 2. 6 Environmental Survey Team. ........... 22
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| : 5. 2. 2. 7 Technical Support. ............... 23 5.3 0FFSITE ORGANIZATIONS. . ................ 23
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| : 5. 3.1 Headquarters Support . ............... 23 5.3.1.1 E nvi ro ns Mo ni to ri ng. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24
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| : 5. 3.1. 2 Logistical Support ............... 24
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| : 5. 3.1. 3 Govern 2ent Notification. . . .......... 24
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| : 5. 3.1. 4 News Releases. . . . .............. 25
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| : 5. 3.1. 5 Other Support Functions. . ........... 25 Page i EH-100 ggg3 y Date IUJ4 ( Rev. 8
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| TABLE OF CONTENTS Section Page 5.3.2 Local Services . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25 5.4 PARTICIPATING GOVERNMENT AGENCIES. . . . . . . . . . . . 28 5.4.1 Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services . . 29 5.4.2 Department of Safety and Motor Vehicles -
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| Florida Highway Patrol . . .. . . . . . . . . . . 30 5.4.3 Department of Natural Resources - Marine Patrol. . . 30
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| : 5. 4. 4 U.S. Government and Agencies of Other States . . . . 30 5.4.5 county Agencies. . . . .. .. . . . . . . . . . . . 30
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| : 6. 0 EMERGENCY MEASURES . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . 31 6.1 ACTIVATION OF EMERGENCY ORGANIZATIONS. . . . . . . . . . 32 6.1.1 Unusual Event. . . . . .. .. . . . . . . . . . . . 32 6.1. 2 Alert. . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33 6.1. 3 Site or General Emergency. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33 6.1. 4 NRC Notification . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34 6.1. 5 Alternate State Notification . . . . . . . . . . . . 34 6.2 ASSESSMENT . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34 6.3 CORRECTIVE ACTIONS . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36
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| : 6. 4 PROTECTIVE ACTIONS . . . . ... . . . . . . . . . . . . 37 6.4.1 Protective Cover and Evacuation. . . . . . . . . . . 37 6.4.1.1 Plant Site . . . . ... . . . . . . . . . . . . 37 6.4.1.2 Offsite Areas. . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39 6.4.2 Onsite Protective Measures . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41 6.4.2.1 Standard Measures. . ... . . . . . . . . . . . 41 6.4.2.2 Emergency Measures . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . 43 6.4.3 Contamination Control Measures . . . . . . . . . . . 49
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| : 6. 5 AID TO INJURED PERSONNEL . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . 50 6.5.1 Emergency Personnel Exposure . . . . . . . . . . . . 50 6.5.2 Decontamination and First Aid. . . . . . . . . . . . 50 6.5.3 Medical Transportation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 51 6.5.4 Medical Treatment. . . .. .. . . . . . . . . . . . 52
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| : 7. 0 FACILITIES AND EQUIPMENT . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . 52 7.1 EMERGENCY CONTROL CENTERS. .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52
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| : 7. 2 COMMUNICATIONS . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56 7.2.1 Public Address Exchange System . . . . . . . . . . . 56 7.2.2 Commercial Telephones. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56 7.2.3 FPC Microwave System . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 57 7.2 4 Power Radio Service Base . .. . . . . . . . . . . . 57
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| : 7. 2. 5 Portable Transceivers. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 57 7.2.6 Maintenance Telephones . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 57 7.2.7 Evacuation Alarms. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 58 7.2.8 National Warning System (NAWAS). . . . . . . . . . . 58 Page 11 El-100 jgg Da te iUJ Rev. 8
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| TABLE OF CONTENTS Section Page 7.2.9 Dedicated Phones . .. ............... 58
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| : 7. 3 ASSESSMENT FACILITIEF. . ................ 58 7.3.1 on-site. . . . . ' . . ................ 58 7.3.2 offsite. . . . . . . ................ 60
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| : 7. 4 PROTECTIVE FACILITIES AND EQUIPNENT. . ......... 61 7.4.1 Fire Protection System . .............. 61 7.4.2 Protective Cover . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..... 61 7.4.3 Emergency Supplies . ....... ........ 62
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| : 7. 5 FIRST AID FACILITIES . . ................ 64
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| : 7. 6 DAMAGE CONTROL EQUIPMENT . ............... 64
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| : 8. 0 D4ERGENCY PREPAREDNESS . . .. ............... 65 8.1 ORGANIZATIONAL PREPAREDNESS. . . ............ 65 8.1.1 Training . . . . . . ................ 65 8.1. 2 Drills and Exercises . ............... 66 8.1.3 Emergency Planning Coordination. .......... 68
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| : 8. 2 PLAN / PROCEDURES REVIEW AND UPDATE. ........... 69 9.0 RECOVERY . . . . . . . . . . ................ 69 APPENDIX A STATE OF FLORIDA EMERGENCY PLAN APPENDIX B IMPLD4ENTING PROCEDURE LISTING APPENDIX C AGREEMENTS WITH SUPPORTING ORGANIZATIONS 1654i$53 Page 111 EM-100 Date Rev. 8
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| LIST OF TABLES Page 1 Event Classification . ................... 71 2 Classification of Postulated Accidents . . . . . . ..... 87 3 Radiation Monitoring Systems . . .............. 88 4 Emergency Kits . . . . ................... 89 5 Training Programs. . ........ ............ 90 1654 354 Page iv Di-100 Date Rev. 8
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| LIST OF FIGURES Page 1 Crystal River 3 Organization . . . . . ........... 91 2 Of f site Organization . . . . ................ 92 3 Emergency Organization . . . ................ 93 4 Eme rgency Assembly Points. . ................ 94 5 Plant Evacuation Route . . . ................ 95 6 Crystal River 3 Emergency Planning Zone. .......... 96 7 Population Distribution - Crystal River Unit 3 . ...... 97 8 Population Distribution - Crystal River Unit 3....... 98 9 Emergency Center Locations . .............. .. 99 10 Eme rgency Center Locations - Elevation View. ........ 100 11 TSC and OSC Floor Plans. . .. ...... . ........ 101 1654 .555 Page v EM-100 Date Rev. 8
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| : 1. 0 DEFINITIONS AND ABBREVIATIONS 1.1 DEFINITIONS Unless otherwise stated, terms used in this Plan will be consistent with the definitions provided in Regulatory Guide 1.101, " Emergency Planning for Nuclear Power Plants."
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| 1.2 ABBREVIATIONS D0D - Department of Defense DOE - Department of Energy EAC - Emergency Assembly Center ECCS - Emergency Core Cooling System EOC - Emergency Operations Center EPA - Environmental Protection Agency EPZ - Emergency Planning Zone .
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| FSAR - Final Safety Analysis Report HEPA - High Efficiency Particulai.e Air LOCA - Loss of Coolant Accident LPZ - Low Population Zone tiERL - !!obile Emergency Radiological Laboratory 11HA - Maximum Hypothetical Accident NCRP - National Council on Radiation Protection NCRC - Nuclear General Review Committee OSC - Operational Support Center PEV - Plant Emergency Vehicle 4 }$h PRC - Plant Review Committee Page 1 E'l-100 Date Rev. 8
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| RB - Reactor Building RCA - Radiation Controlled Area RMS - Radiation Monitoring System RWP - Radiation Work Permit TSC - Technical Support Center 2.0 SCOPE AND APPLICABILITY This Emergency Plan has been established for the Crystal River 3 Nuclear Plant to address contingency plans for radiological incidents ranging from Unusual Events, which indicate a potential degradation of the level of plant safety, to events which involve actual or imminent substantial core degradation and the potential for loss of co ntairraent int egri ty. For purposes of this Plan, the Eme rge ncy Planning Zo ne is all land and waterways within a 10-mile radius of the plant site, based on plume exposure considerations detemined in NUREG-0396, " Planning Basis for the Development of State and Local Government Radiological Eme rge ncy Response Plans in Support of Light Water Nuclear Power Plants," December 1978.
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| Implementing eme rge ncy, chemistry, and radiatio n protection, security and sur-veillance procedures may be re ferenced , or abstracts inco rpo rat ed in the Plan.
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| This Plan, and implementing procedures, a re coordinated with the provisions of the State of Florida " Radiological Emergency Plan for Fixed Nuclear Facilities" (Appendix A) to assure reliable and timely notification of of f site support organ-izations and coordinated protection of the general public for the duration of the emergency.
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| 1654 557 Page 2 EM-100 Date Rev. 8
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| : 3. 0
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| ==SUMMARY==
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| This Plan classifies, according to the level of risk to plant personnel and the general public, potential emergency situations. The terms of such classification are quantit. ed according to definitive criteria and instrument readings normally available to plant pe rsor.nel. For each class of emergency, the Plan will pre-scribe actuation of an emergency organization and definition of responsibilities to execute protective actio ns to assure personnel and public protection from adverse radiological ef fects. To the extent necessary, of f site organizations and responsibilities will be refe renced to assure a coordinated ef fort between Florida Power Co rpo ration and those Fed e ral , State, and local organizations providirg assistance.
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| The Plan has three basic objectives:
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| (1) To provide rea sonable assurance that appropriate measures can, and will, be taken to protect public health and sa fe ty in the event of an eme rgency; (2) to limit public radiation exposure in the event of an eme rge ncy at a level of protection consistent with protective action guides specified by the U. S. Environmental Protection Agency,I and to further assure that plant pe rsonnel are protected to the maximum extent possible in accordance with exposure limitations prescribed in 10 CFR 20; and (3) to provide timely dissemination of accurate info rma tion to local, State and Federal authorities and to the public.
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| 1 " Manual of Protection Action Guides and Protective Actions for Nuclear
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| . Incidents" (Chapter Two), U.S. Envirornental Protection Agency -
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| EPA-520/1-75-001, September 1975.
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| : 4. 0 EMERGENCY CONDITIONS 4.1 CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM The Plan addresses a range of potential situations and radiological consequences to plant personnel and the public, ranging from minor incidents to highly unlike-ly major releases of radioactivity which could af fect the general public unlecs protective actions are taken. Each class is addressed to suf ficient mobilization of emergency organizations on and off site. In order of increasing severity, the se classifications are Unusual Event, Alert, Site Eme rge r.cy , and General Eme rge ncy.
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| These classificatione are given in Table 1. Following the tabulation is a sum-mary listirg of example co nditio ns for determining that emergency class. Al-though it is impossible to provide an all-inclusive listing of examples, these are included to provide sufficient guidance to plant pe rsonnel in making a de-termination of emergency classification.
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| Specific guidance for classif yirg emergencies will be provided to the Emergency Coordinator in EM-203, " Classification of Emergencies and Criteria for Evacua tion." This guidance will consist of listed events / control room indications by tag number, location, and where possible additional guidance on interpretation of indications (e.g. , changes in level, means of verification).
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| : 4. 2 SPECTRUM OF POSTULATED ACCIDENTS In order to correlate the basis for this Plan with the accidents evaluated in the Final Safety Analysis Re po rt , Table 2 has been prepared to classify accidents considered therein. As previously discussed, quantifiable measures will be util-ized to classify the incident by its potential conseque nce s, rather than its Page 4 EM-100 Date 1654 $59
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| causes. In this rega rd , it is noted that many of the incidents tabulated may potentially be classified in more than one category, depending on their potential conseque nce s.
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| It is noted that the means for dete rmining emergency classifications and staff organization and assignments in the event of an emergency are covered in Sec-tions 4.1 and 5.2 of this Plan, respectively.
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| Postulated accidents beyond those investigated in the FSAR have also been addres-sed below regardirg their classification, method of detection, and protective ac-tions considered appropriate to the circumstances. Several of the FSAR accidents are repeated in the following discussion.
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| 4.2.1 Small Liquid Release Inside the Auxiliary Building Criteria:
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| An accident that could result in personnel or equipment contamination and inter-nal and/or external radiation hazard.
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| For this accident, it is assumed that a 100 m1 sample of primary coolant with high specific activity is spilled in the nuclear sample room by a ChemRad Technician.
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| This event would be an " Unusual Event." The technician would immediately evacu-ate the room and notify other pe rsonnel. A portable frisker or portal monitor located at the entrance to the ChemRad laboratories will indicate the presence of contamination and appropriate personnel decontamination steps will be taken. All associated contaminated areas will be roped off and decontaminated as required.
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| The ventilation system will pick up any noble gases released by the spill. The KM-A7, RM-A3, and RM-A2 radiation monitors (Table 3) will detect atmospheric re-leases within their sensitivity ra nge and record and indicate the event in the Control Center.
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| The major consequence of this inc ident is contamination and pe rsonnel exposure within the Auxiliary nu ' ldi ng . The spread of contamination is prevented by administ ra tive controls defined in the plant's " Radiation Protection Manual,"
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| RP-101. Atmospheric consequences from the of f gases have been calculated to be negligible.
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| 4.2.2 Unplanned Radioactive Liquid Release to Environment Criteria:
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| The release of radioactive liquids to the discharge canal due to leaking or mis-alignment of valves.
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| De sc ription:
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| Radioactive liquid wastes are processed in the radwaste system through a series of filters, demineralizers, and evaporators. The processed liquids are collected in one of two 10,000 gallon evaporator condensate tanks where they are s'ored for recycling or discharged due to an unusually high inventory of water. Di scha rged water is passed through radiation monitor RM-L2 before dilution in the discha rge ca nal. Through error, it is assumed that valves are aligned to release the con-tents of 10,000 gallons of water containing 1 x 10-4 uCi/cc of mixed fission pro-ducts. If the RM-L2 alarm se t point is set at this value, the interlock system will terminate the release by closire the valves. Should the interlock fail, de-sign basis analysis predicts that approximately 3.78 x 103 pCi of mixed fission Page 6 EM-100 Date Rev. 8 1655 001
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| products could be released to the environment. The release would be documented by the recorder located in the Control Center. With 700,000 gpm dilution in the canal, the radioactivity concentration would be less than 1/10 mpe (10 CFR 20) of mixed fission products.
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| This event would be classified as an Un"sual Event. Ope ra to rs will sec ure the release system immediately upon any indication of accidental release or malfunc-tionirg equipment. Samples of the discharge waters will be taken for radioanaly-sis. Other actions described in Section 6.0 will be taken as appropriate.
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| Since the discha rge canal is saltwa te r , the only environmental co nse que nce is through the food chain. This incident would have minimal consequences.
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| 4.2.3 Radioactive Gas Release ( Also in Table 2 as FSAR accident)
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| A rupture in a waste gas decay tank causing the release of radioactivity f rom the plant.
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| The rupture of a gas decay tank would release the entire contents of the tank to the sealed but ventilated waste gas holdup tank cubicle. The ventilation dampers for this cubicle will close by the high activity alarm of RM-A3, but the contents will eventually leak out by diffusion and through leaking dampers.
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| The gas will be monito red by three radiation mo nito rs befo re release to the atmosphere. The incident will be apparent almost immediately by ala rms in the Page 7 EM-100 Date aev. 8 1655 002
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| Control Ce nter and affected areas of the Auxiliary Building. The Auxiliary Building will be evacuated. Radiation monitority personnel will be dispatched to the affected areas to measure and evaluate radiation levels as necessary. Other actions described in Section 6.0 will be taken as appropriate.
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| The rupture of a gas decay tank would release more radioactivity to the environ-ment than any other credible accident in the radwa ste processing system. How-ever, the Environmental Impact Report has shown that wholt: oody and thyroid doses vould be minimal at the site boundary. It has also been calculated that doses within the plant site would be minimal.
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| 4.2.4 Fuel Handling Incident Criteria:
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| An irradiated fuel element is damaged, causing the release of fission products.
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| Spe nt fuel assemblies are handled and stored entirely under water. Very st rict procedures are followed durirg the movement of any f uel assembly.
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| Section 14.2.2.3 of the FSAR and Section VII of the Environmental Impact Report consider that mechanical damage to an element would be the maximum potential source of activity release during refueling operations, although the probability of occurrence is extremely low. Should it occur, damage to the fuel claddirg is assumed to release fission product activity dirsetly into the refueling cavity pool. The gaseous fission products will rise through a minimum of 10 feet of Page 8 EM-100 Date 1655 003
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| water before reaching the building atmosphere. Most of the iodine is assumed to remain in the pool, whe reas 100% of the noble gases are assumed to enter the atmosphere.
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| Direct communication between fuel handlers and the Control Center is maintained at all times when f uel is beirg handled. When it is apparent to the ope ra to r that mechanical damage to an element has occurred, word will be passed for all personnel to evacuate the fuel storage area (163-foot elevation of Auxiliary Building) or the Co ntainme nt Building. If the latter, the Reac to r Building evacuation alam will be sounded. In the event the operator does not realize that damage has occurred, radiation monitors will alam, causing subsequent shut-down of the ventilation supply system and indicati ng that an accident has oc-curred. If the incide nt occurs in the Reactor Building, the radioactive cloud will be contained, and release to the atmosphere can be controlled through purging. In the event this occurs in the Auxiliary Building, it will be drawn into the ventilation exhaust system and filtered through HEPA and charcoal fil-ters before release.
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| Other actions described in Section 6.0 will be taken for an Unusual Event, Alert, or Site Emergency as appropriate.
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| Enviromental Consequences:
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| The Enviromental Impact Report has shown the on-site and of f site consequences to be minimal for this type of accident.
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| 4.2.5 High Radiation Field Criteria:
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| An unevaluated radiation dose rate in excess of nomal limits causing the high radiation alars to actuate on the Radiation Monitoring System (RMS).
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| An excessive radiation field will simultaneously cause alam communication both locally and remotely in the Control Center. This alarm is either a bell or a buzzer and is accompanied by a visual red alarm light on the readout panel. The Control Center has control over setting and resetting the alarm setpoints.
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| If an alarm is actuated, personnel will evacuate the inmediate area. Upon alarm indication in the Control Center, the o pe ra to r will additionally announce to evacuate the affocted area over the PA system. A Radiation Monitoring Team will de te mine the extent of the emergency by perfo ming radiation s urveys and will establish the appropriate protective criteria as required.
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| None.
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| 4.2.6 Steam Generator Tube Break (also in Table 2 as FSAR accident)
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| A steam generator tube breaks, causing primary-to-secondary coolant leakage.
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| This accident condition may be detected by an increase in observed condenser of f--
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| gas t; :t /ity by the condenser vacuum pump exhaust monitor (RM-A12).
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| Should the activity release be in excess of Technical Specification requirements, the reactor will be shut down. If a complete tube rupture occurs concurrent with high primary coolant activity, a unit trip will occur due to system low pres-sure. A unit trip will cause the release of some steam to the atmosphere via the atmospheric dump (vent) valve and code safety valves.
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| The Enviro rnent al Survey Team may be dispatched to the area downwind of the plant. The extent and magnitude of any contamination will be determined by per-fo rmirg radiation su rveys a nd collecting samples for radioanalysis. Offsite notifications would be made as described in Section 6.0 for the appropriate emer-gency class.
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| The event has been evaluated and envirornental consequences were determined to be minimal. In plant monito ring procedures would safegua rd against contamination leaving the plant via clothing, etc.
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| 4.2.7 Fire or Explosion Emergency Criteria:
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| Any fire or explosion with or without radiological implications.
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| and carbon dioxide systems. In addition, fire extinguishers and hoses connected to the fire pump system are located in areas throughout the plant.
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| In the event the fire involves radioactive materials, the potential for radioac-tive contamination in other areas exists.
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| If the fire or explosion occurs in an area containirg radioactive materials, the emergency will be considered to involve radioactive materials until it has been determined by a Radiation Emergency Team that it does not.
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| If it has been determined that radioactive materials are involved, the fire and radiation teams will wear appropriate protective clothi ng a nd re spira tory a nd monito ring devices. All pe rso nnel not involved in the emergency will evacuate the immediate area and be prevented from entering the area. Operations will be guided by EP-lll, " Fire."
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| None, unless involving radioactive materials, in 561ch case it would be treated as a radioactive gas release emergency (Section 4. 2.3).
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| 4.2.8 Fersonal Injury Emergency Criteria:
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| A person is injured while in the Radiation Control Area (RCA).
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| Persornel working in contaminated areas within the RCA will be wearing protective clothing which is not removed from the RCA area. All i nj urie s , including small cuts or sc ratche s, occurring to pe rso nnel wo rki ng within the RCA are to be 165; nn7 Page 12 EM-100 Date Rev. 8
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| cleaned and monitored for radioactive contamination by qualified First Aid pe r-sonnel. In the event that of fsite medical support is required, decontamination will be done prior to transport offsite, if time pe rmits . For minor injuries which are contaminated, a local physician may be called to the plant for treat-ment and decontamination of wounds. If the person is injured to the extent that the time delay to decontaminate the person on-site may impair his health, steps will be taken to contain the contamination. Qualified radiation monitoring per-sonnel, equipped with radiological emergency equipment, will accompany the patient to a local hospital for treatment.
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| None; monitoring procedures are always in effect to minimize the possibility of contamination leaving the plant.
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| 4.2.9 Hurricane Emergency Criteria:
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| Notification by the U.S. Weather Bureau of the approach of a hurricane that is likely to af fect the plant site.
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| Preparations include an inventory of adeq ua te iaod supplies, medical supplies, foul weather gear, lumber, and other materials for plant wind protection.
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| Depending on the severity of the s torm, all loose and freestanding materials that would be exposed to the wind would be gtored inside buildings. All outside work would be stopped and plant vehicles in good repair would be filled with fuel.
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| The storm will usually cause a reduction of generation demand or possible shut-down due to separation from the distribution system in accordance with AP-104,
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| ' Violent Weather." Staffirg the plant with double shif ts and maintenance person-nel may also be deemed necessary consistent with weather predictions.
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| High water during a hurricane is not of concern since the maximum tide hurricane is computed to be elevation 121.4 feet, while the top of the berm surrounding the plant is at elevation 118.5 feet. Further protection is provided to elevation 129.0 feet, as discussed in FSAR Section 2.4 The plant buildings and Reactor Containment Buildirg are built to withstand wind speed s of 300 mph, which is greater than the probable maximum speeds pe r 10,000 yea rs (149. 8 mph).
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| 4.2.10 Earthquake Emergency Criteria:
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| The region of the world where this plant is located is known to be virtually f ree f rom earthquakes, but in the unlikely event that one occurs, certain precautions will be taken.
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| Earthquakes occur in varying degrees of intensity and are classed as moderate and severe. A moderate earthquake is considered to be one readily felt, but does not cause observable damage to the plant or surrounding structures. A severe earth-quake is one that is of sufficient magnitude to cause significant damage to the plant and surrounding structures.
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| The Reacto r Building and all associated buildings and equipment nece ssa ry for radioactive material containment are of Seismic Class I construction.
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| Action:
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| If an earthquake occurs, the operator will trip the reactor on a ground acceler-ometer reading of 0.05 g.
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| Enviromental Consequences:
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| Emergencies described above could result from an earthquake and would be treated acco rdingly.
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| Regardless of the severity of the earthquake, a plant inspection will be made in accordance with EP-109, " Earthquake ," by a team of inspectors designated by plant supe rviso ry pe rso nnel.
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| 5.0 ORGANIZATION Organization elements stipulated in the Crystal River 3 Technical Specifications will first be addressed to outline those aspects of plant organization considered essential to operational safety under any operatire conditions. With the no rmal plant ope rating organization as a base, the emergency organization to be acti-vat ed o n-si te a rul its augme nt ed sup po rt from offsite o rganizations a re then described. Mobilization of the emergency organization, including action levels and contact points, are de scribed in Sectio n 6.1 - Activation of Eme rge ncy Organizations.
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| 5.1 NORMAL PLANT ORGANIZATION For all operating modes including plant startup, hot sta ndby, power operation, and hot shutdown, the minimum operatirg shif t crew will include one Shif t Su pe r-visor with a Senior Ope rating License, two individuals with Operator's Licenses, 1655 010 n'* g
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| and at least three other ope rators. With the exception of a ChemRad engineer or technician, these individuals will be part of the " Operations Superintendent" or-ganization, depicted in Figure 1. In addition to this minimum crew, the full organizational complement of ChemRad, Compliance, Maintenance, Technical Support, Training, and Administrative personnel will be available during normal working hours.
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| Further constraints on the minimum allowable contingent for the plant ope rating crew, as specified in Section 6.2.2 of the Crystal River 3 Technical Specifica-tions are as follows:
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| : 1. Each on-duty shift shall be composed of at least the minimum shift crew described above;
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| : 2. At least one licensed operator shall be in the Control Center for plant startup, hot standby, power operation, and hot shutdown operations;
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| : 3. At least two licensed o pe ra to rs shall be pre sent in the control room during reactor startup, scheduled reactor shutdown, and during recovery fran reactor trips;
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| : 4. An individ ual qualified in radiation protection procedures shall be on-site for all operatirs modes listed in 2 above; and
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| : 5. A fire brigade of at least five me mbers shall be maintained on-site at all times. This excludes the five members of the minimum shif t operat-ing crew nece ssa ry fo r safe shutdown of the plant and pe rso nnel re-quired for other essential f unctions.
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| The Shift Supe rviso r, who holds an SRO license, is responsible for all plant operations on shift and is directly in charge of the shift crew. Only indiv idu-als who hold an SRO or R0 license are responsible for manipulation of controls in Page 16 EM-100 Date Rev. 8 1655 011
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| the Control Center, changing process controls as necessary to catch load demand or to respond to other process changes, and taking immediate actions required to maintain or bring the plant to a safe condition during abnormal and/or emergency conditions.
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| In addition to the pe rsonnel resources identified in Figure 1, Figure 2 depicts the offsite organization available to provide additional administrative, techni-cal, and quality assurance support to assure continued safe plant operations in full compliance with applicable licensing requirements and regulations. Offsite supporting emergency functions will be further discussed in Section 5.3.1.
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| 5.2 ON-SITE EMERGENCY ORGANIZATION The Shif t Supervisor has the responsibility and authority to declare an emergency classification, initiate appropriate actions in accordance with written proce-dures to mitigate the consequences of that emergency, and to notify the Nuclear Plant Ibnager, or the designated alternate in the line of succession specified below, as soon as possible after an emergency classification has been deter-mined. The Shift Supe rvisor will remain as the operative Emergency Coordinator until the designated Coordinator arrives to assume command responsibilities.
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| The Emergency Coordinator is designated as one of the following individuals who is on call in accordance with AI-500; Nuclear Plant Manager Operations Superintendent Technical Support Superintendent Maintenance Superintendent Operations Engineer Page 17 C1-100 Date Rev. 8 1655 012
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| 5.2.1 Direction and Coordination The Eme rgency Coordinator is re s po nsible for the direction of all activities at the plant site during any emergency covered by this Plan, including the Fossil Plant Control Center. He shall evaluate the emergency and take the necessary ac-tions to control it. Should his evaluation indicate that extreme measures must be taken, he has the aut ho ri ty to dire ct any or all pe r sonnel to evac ua te the plant site, to place any or all generating plants in a safe shutdown condition, a nd to notify all applicable agencies of the plant status or required outside assistance.
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| The designated Eme rgency Coordinator shall evaluate the situation based on the criteria developed in Section 4.1 of the Plan, and either concur with the Shift Supervisc r's evaluation or reclassi? the eme rgency. The Coo rdina to r is re s po n-sible for insuring that the appropriate corrective and protective actions are tak-en to mobilize emergency teams, and for notif yiog company manangement and other off site supporting organizations and regulatory agencies as necessary.
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| The Eme rgency Liaison Officer is res ponsible to the Eme rgency Coordinator. In-formation regarding the emerge ncy is released throegh the Liaison Officer as directed by the Coordinator. This position may be filled by anyone designated by the Coordinator.
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| With all provisions of the Plan implement ed for deployment of Emergency Teams, use of the Technical Support Center, and evacuation / protective cover for other personnel, access to the Control Center shall be strictly limited by the Coordi-nator to those individuals directly responsible for operation of the Nuclear Pov-er Plant (e.g., Shif t Supe rvisor, Control Room Operators), to technical advisors who may be requested to support operations, and to predesignated NRC personnel.
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| Unless otherwin directed by the Coordinator, all Control Center operations shall continue to be perfomed by the crew members described in Section 5.1.
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| The highest level of authority for on-site emergencies will remain with the Emer-gency Coordinator. Durirg the emergency, the Emergency Coordinator will re po rt to the Director, Nuclear Ope rations. Any direction provided tt the Eme rge ncy Coordinator must be through this chain of command.
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| 5.2.2 Plant Staff Emergency Assignments The emergency organization is depicted in Figure 3. Emergency teams de scribed in the following paragraphs will consist of a group leader and team members. Per-sonnel as sigrue nt s will be in acco rdance with the eme rgency re s ponsibilitie s.
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| All pe rsonnel will be trained to fulfill their responsibilities as defined in Section 8.1. Mobilization of the emergency teams may be ef fected under the di-rection of the Coo rdinato r, via the Liaison Officer, according to pe rsonnel assignments and telephone numbers maintained in Procedure E:1-206, " Emergency Plan Roster and Notification."
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| Adcinistrative f unctions such as record-keepirg durire the course of the emergen-cy will be pe rfo rmed under the direction of the Coordinator, via the Liaison Of fice r.
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| 5.2.2.1 Radiation Emergency Team LEADER: ChemRad Protection Erginee r (or Health Physics Supe rvi so r), with a designated ChemRad Technician as an alternate.
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| : 2. Perform on-site radiological surveys in accordance with written and verbal instructions (written instructions inside moni to ring kits; verbal instruc-tions from Emergency Coordinator or Group Leader ONLY);
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| : 3. Establish controlled access areas in accordance with surveys;
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| : 4. Provide qualified personnel for reentry procedures;
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| : 5. Supervise the s urvey and release of all personnel who evacuate on-site assembly areas; ana
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| : 6. Obtain accountability report from security guards and take action to find those not accounted for.
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| AUTHORITY:
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| The Radiation Emergency Team Leader has the authority, through the Emergency Coordinator, to prevent any or all pe rsonnel from crossing lines of controlled access into the emergency area, th- authority to require individuals to evacuate from the emergency area, and the authority to require decontamination of evac-uees, as required.
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| 5.2.2.2 Fire Emergency Team LEADER: Fire Brigade Chief, with the Assistant Fire Brigade Chief or any other Fire Brigade trained supervisor, as alternates.
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| RESP 0hSIBILITIES:
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| To fight fires within the confines of the Nuclear Plant.
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| AUTHORITY:
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| To regulate access into the fire area, consistent with the orders from the Emer-gency Coordinator and duties of other Emergency Teams.
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| 5.2.2.3 Medu 2 T . gency Team LEADER: Assistant ChemRad Prote tion Engineer, with any other first aid trained technician - .t ate.
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| The responsibilities of the Medical Emergency Team are to provide first aid and decontamination of injured persons and transportation to a medical facility if required.
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| Au.10RITY:
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| The Medica' Emergency Team Leader is authorized to release only the required per-tinent information necessary to treat the injured, and to deliver the injured to the medical facility designated by the Emergency Coordinator.
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| 5.2.2.4 Plant Security Team LEADER: Administrative Supe rvisor, with Of ficer of the Guard or Of fice Ibnager as alternates.
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| The Plant Security Team is responsible for all security measures required on the plant site as directed by the Emergency Coordinator. They are responsible fo r determining the accountability of all personnel and repotting their findings to the Emergency Coordinator and Radiation Emergency Team. They will assist in as-surirg a smooth traf fic flow during periods of evacuation and set up manned road-blocks as directed by the Team Leader.
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| team also has the authority to enforce the requests of the Radiation Emergency Team or Fire Brigade, consistent with their responsibilities in protecting life and property.
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| 5.2.2.5 Eme rgency Repair Team LEADER: Maintenance Supe rinte ndent , with any Maintenance Supervisor as alter-nate.
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| RESPONSIBILITIES:
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| The Emergency Repair Team is responsible for the repairs of equipment and facili-ties necessary to return the plant to safe operating condition.
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| AUTHORITY:
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| The Eme rge ncy Repair Team has the autho rity to carry out its responsibilities consiste nt with the directio ns from the Eme rge ncy Coordinator a nd Radiation Emergency Team.
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| 5.2.2.6 Enviromental Survey Team LEADER: ChemRad Supervisor, with a ChemRad Technician as alternate.
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| RESPONSIBILITIES:
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| The Enviromental Survey Team is responsible for performing on-site surveys and assistirg the State Department of Health in of f site surveys to evaluate radiolog-ical conditions during unplanned airborne radioactive releases.
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| AUTHORITY:
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| On-site, the Environmental Survey Team has the authority to evacuate pe rso nnel from areas where surveys indicate personnel hazards resulting from direct radia-tion and/or airborne radioactivity.
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| Of f site, the team has no authority to request evacuation except through specific instructions from the Emergency Coordinator.
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| 5.2.2.7 Technical Support All on-site sup po rt activities provided by Florida Poder Corporation pe rsonnel will remaiu under the authority of the Emergency Coordinator, or be in an advi-sory capacity to that position.
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| Technical support for planning and reentry / recovery operations will be provided by Production Engineering (Figure 2), and CR-3 engineering personnel not assigned to emergency teams, through the Technical Suppo rt Ce nte r. Communications will also be maintained with the NRC, with the Coordinator's cognizance, a nd other offsite personnel at the Emergency Operations Center. The diversity of technical expe rtise required to pe rfo rm this function precludes any definitive adva nce planning of designated pe rsonnel. Expe rtise not available on the Florida Power Corporation staff will be obtained via existi ng rela tio nships with consulting firms, who can provide requirea pe rsonnel in sufficient time to perform engineer-ing evaluations and design studies needed for recovery operations.
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| : 5. 3 0FFSlTE ORGANIZATIONS 5.3.1 Headquarters Support Support provided from Florida Power Corporation's Headquarters personnel will re-main under the direction of the Emergency Coordinator for the course of the emer-gency. Headqua rters management, administrative, and technical personnel will be prepared to augment the Plant Staff in the performance of certain f unctions re-quired tu cope with the more severe eme rge ncy classes. In addition to the on-site Technical Support Center, the followirs special f unctions will be provid-ed by Headquarte rs pe rso nnel stationed at the FPC offices in Crystal River, 1655 018 Page 23 EM-100 Date Rev. 8
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| as further defined in Appendix 12-B to the Crystal River 3 Final Safety Analysis Re po rt.
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| 5.3.1.1 Environs Monitoring Radiation protection and health physics expertise in Florida Power Corporation is concentrated in the Environmental Survey Team discussed in Sec tion 5.2.2.6.
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| Augmented envirorsnental monitorirg capability can be provided by the Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services, as described in Section H, pages 21-23, of the State Eme rgency Plan ( Appendix A). Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services support is available within an estimated travel time of two hours.
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| 5.3.1.2 Logistical Support Logistical suppo rt fo r emergency pe rsonnel, including special equipment and sup-plies proc ureme nt, will be augmented by the Procurement Specialist to be dis-patched to the off site radiological support point in Crystal River, Florida.
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| The Procurement Specialist, in addition to obtainirg ard issuing required equip-ment and supplies, also provides for security of such equipment, maintains rec-o rds on equipme nt issuance a nd contracted se rvice s , a .,d assists in providing cmergency shelter and food for evacuees. When requested, he assists State Health representatives in other emergency operations.
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| : 5. 3.1. 3 Government Notification Notification of Govertraent authorities is initiat ed via the Eme rge ncy Coordi-nator. Offsite radiological suppo rt teams may advise the Coordinator on addi-tional contacts to be made, includirg additional agencies de sc ribed in Section 5.4 of the Plan, and with the Coordinator's authorization, such contacts could be made through a designated member of the Headquarters Support Team.
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| : 5. 3.1. 4 News Releases News releases will be coordinated, with the concurrence of the Emergency Coordi-nator, through the Public Infomation Representative of the Headquarters Team.
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| The Public Information Representative will establish communicatio ns facilities for news media, and keep senior management advised of all verbal and written statements given to the news media. Further guidance on communications with the news media is provided in the referenced FSAR Appendix 12-B, At achment B-1.
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| : 5. 3.1. 5 other Support Functions Responsibilities have been assigned in the referenced FSAR Appendix 12-B, Attach-ment B-1, to provide the following:
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| : 1. Transpo rta tio n assistance, including maintenance and se rvicing of vehicles;
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| : 2. Legal counsel;
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| : 3. Financial ard accountirg assistance, includi rg records of expenditures and commitment of funds;
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| : 4. Communica tio ns a ssistance a nd maintena nce of a cntonological log of emergency events; and
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| : 5. Coordination of insurance company comnunications and claims reviews.
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| 5.3.2 Local Services The local fire department is voluntary ard its resources are limited. Therefore, reliance for fire protection is placed on in-house capabilitities, as summarized below.
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| EM-101, " Fire Protection Plan," and EM-216, " Duties of the Nuclear Plant Fire Brigade," describe the organization, responsibilities, and specific procedures in Page 25 EM-100 1655 020 o,,e Rev. 8
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| effect for on-site fire protection. This procedure further references OP-207,
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| " Fire Protection Systems," for f urther operating instructions. To assure opera-tional readiness of fire protection equipment, surveillance procedures have also been incorporated in the Plant Operating Quality Assurance Manual, as referenced in EM-101.
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| Section 8.1 addresses Fire Emergency Team training and periodic drills.
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| With fire protection provided by in-house capabilities, reliance on local se r-vices in the event of an eme rgency is primarily limited to medical support. The University of Florida Shands Teaching Hospital provides support for treatment of serious radiological injuries, and f urther support will be provided by Seven Rivers Hospital. Ag reement s for hospital se rvice s have been negotiated with Seven Rivers Hospital and Shands Teaching Hospital. The followirg is a sun-mary discussion of the capabilities of the Shands Teaching Hospital organization at the University of Florida.
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| The Unive~sity of Florida Shands Teaching Hospital will provide fully-equipped medical facilities with an adequate staff of physicians, nurses, a nd technical personnel skilled in the diagnosis and treatment of radiation injury and person-nel contamination, to provide definitive medical care for serious cases of radia-tion exposure.
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| The University will provide for hospital treatment, medical examinations, and laboratory services for those Florida Power employees, and other persons desig-nated by Florida Power, who have been involved in a radiation inc ide nt. When local facilities are considered inadequate by the University because of the na-ture or severity of the injury sustained, the injured person may be referred to a Page 26 EM-100 Date Rev. 8 1655 02i
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| regional facility for hospitalization. Medical records, including bioassay rec-o rds , will be maintained pe rmanently by the University and copies f urnished to Florida Power.
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| Shands Teacning Hospital has draf ted a " Plan for Emergency Handling of Radiation Accident Cases from the Crystal River Nuclear Plant" (FSAR Appendix 12-B, Attach ment B-3) to carry out the te rms of the University's agreement with Florida Power Corporation. The Plan will:
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| : 1. Coo rdinate the medical disciplines which are committed to sup po rt the treatment of injuries involving radiation exposure and/or radioactive contamination;
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| : 2. Develop plans, procedures, and training programs for the reception, di-agnosis, and treatment of injured personnel;
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| : 3. Designate the physical facilities and equipment to be used for initial eme rgency care and subsequent definitive care and treatment; and
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| : 4. Designate physicians, basic science personnel, and medical support pe r-sonnel and alternates to handle radiation emergency patients.
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| The facilities to support the Plan are located in the Shands Teaching Hospital of the J. Hillis Miller Medical Complex. Patients will be received at the Emergency Room and treated, surveyed , and decontaminated in the Trauma Room. Additional eme rgency medical facilities in the hospital include the Emergency Room's I . ten-sive Care Unit available for the treatment of decontaminated radiation accident casualties or persons who have received only external radiation exposure.
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| An agreement with Dak Ridge Associated Universities (ORAU) provides backup sup-po rt for the definitive care ard treatment of seriously irradiated persons. ORAU operates a research hospital in Oak Ridge, Tennessee, for the U. S. Department of Page 27 D1-100 Date 1655 022
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| Ene rgy. It studies radiation and radioactive materials in diagnosis, therapy, ard research. Its specialized facilities are available for the care ard treat-ment of possible radiation accident victims transferred from Shands Teaching Hospital.
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| Arrangements have also been made with a local physician to treat individuals with minor injuries that may be radioactively contaminated, but do not require hospi-talization. With the aid of qualified radiological control personnel, providing radiation detect ion equipment, the physician will treat the injured in the plant's First Aid Room. Upon the physician's advice, the injured will be trans-ferred to Shands Teaching Hospital if f urther medical treatment is required.
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| : 5. 4 PARTICIPATING GOVERNMENT AGENCIES The principal State and county agencies having emergency action responsibilities are de sc ribed in the " State of Florida Radiological Emergency Plan for Fixed Nuclear Facilities" (State Plan - Appendix A). This is the official plan for use by all State agencies in responding to radiological emergencies. It also de-scribes coordinatirg f unctions to be perfo rmed by county agencies. This Plan affects two Florida counties, Citrus ( Appendix J of the State Plan) and Levy ( Ap-pendix L of the State Plan), within the Emergency Planning Zone.
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| Upon notification of an incident, the State Duty Warning Of ficer will direct necessary actio ns as dictated by the circumstance s. The State Department of Health will provide close support fo r incident evaluation and mobilization of emergency personnel and equipment as needed. Recovery operations will be under the supervision of the Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services. Assist-a nce fran other State and Federal agencies with radiological emergency response capability will be reque sted by the Division of visaster Preparedness, on the Page 28 EM-100 Date Rev. 8 1655 023
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| advice of the Department of Health and Rehabilitative Se rvic e s. The State Plan also defines communication links /mes. age authentication, and sup po rti ng office locations. Of f site monitoring capability should be available within two hours of incident notification. In addition to specified assistance from the Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services, other supporting State agencies are desig-nat ed to include the Departments of Agriculture, Insurance (Fire Marshall's Of-fice), Community Affairs (Disaster Preparedness cnd Civil Defense), Safety and Motor Vehicles (Florida Highway Patrol), Natural Re source s (Law Enfo rcement a nd Marine Patrol), and Transportation.
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| 5.4.1 Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services The State Plan provides that the Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services will:
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| : 1. Repo rt on radiological incidents at the Crystal Rive r Plant, furnish radiological response teams, assess the impact or potential impact of such incidents, and activate appropriate provisions of the State Plan to assess levels of radioactivity in offsite areas;
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| : 2. Coo rdinate emergency actions such as the evacuation of of f site public areas ard the establishment of off site exclusion areas;
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| : 3. Formulate decontamination procedures and supe rvise the decontamination of off site areas to the extent required to protect public health;
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| : 4. Institute controls of dietary ingestion of radionuclides by humans;
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| : 5. Train selected representatives of State and local governmental agencies and private organizations to familiarize them with the health haza rds ard eme rgency ope ra ti rg procedures applicable to radiological inc i-dents, and to insure ad equa te and coordinated emergency re spo nse capabilty; Page 29 EM-100 Date 1655 024 aev- 8
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| : 6. Assist State and local governmental agencies in planning for any re-quired evacuation and/or exclusion of pe r so ns from public or private areas, and the housing and feeding of evacuees; and
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| : 7. Provide radiological laboratory capability, including mobile laboratory f acilitie s and field radiological instrumentation, equipment, and supplies, to insure that measures outlined above are properly and ef fec-tively executed.
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| 5.4.2 Department of Safety and Motor Vehicles - Florida Highway Patrol The Florida Highway Patrol will utilize their radio network to augment emergency communications on request, provide Response Team transportation on request, evac-uate and exclude all livid uals from designated public and private areas, and aid in traf fic control and movement of pedestrian and motor traf fic in accordance with the State Plan. Detailed procedures covering their duties and actions are contained in Florida Highway Patrol General Order No. 32, " Procedures Applicable to Accidents Involving Radioactive Materials and Nuclear Devices."
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| 5.4.3 Department of Natural Resources - Marine Patrol When notified in accorda nce with the State Plan, the Marine Patrol will clear boat traffic within the EPZ ard control access to this area.
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| : 5. 4. 4 U.S. Government and Agencies of Other States When notified in accordance with Appendix D of the State Plan, as si stance is available fo r radia tion surveys, radiological labo rato ry a nalyse s , and related consulting from DOE, D0D, EPA, and other Southeastern States.
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| 5.4.5 County Agencies County Plans, incorporated in the Florida State Plan, f urther define county agen-cy responsibilities.
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| : 6. 0 EdERGENCY MEASURES Specific emergency measures have been identified for each emergency class dis-cussed in Section 4.1. Measures outlined in this section are implement ed by procedures which have been incorporated in the Plant Operating Quality Assurance Manual. The existence of these detailed implementiog procedures was briefly men-tioned in Section 2.0, and will continue to be referenced by specific case, as needed, throughout the Plan.
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| Emergency measures will begin with determination of the emergency class, and ac-tivation of those appropriate and necessary elements of the emergency organiza-tion discussed in Section 5.2. Although mobilization of the emergency team will depend entirely on the particular circumstances, and no predete rmined guidance is intended to prejudice the Coordinator's judgment at the time of the incident, it is expected that Unusual Events will normally not require the Emergency Repair or Environmental Survey Team. The duties of the Radiation Emergency Team would also normally be limited to the activities of several personnel in this class of emer-gencies. In the case of the Alert Class, it is again expected that the Emergency Repair Team would not be needed, and that the Envirornental Survey Team may be limited to the activities of several team personnel.
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| For the Site and General Emergency Classes, it is expected that the Coordinator would normally mobilize the full emergency organization on and of f site, as dis cus sed in Sectio ns 5. 2 a nd 5. 3. Mobilization of f site by the Coordinator t e limi-ted to contacts with the F1.orida Power Headquarters Support Team and notification to the Florida State Warning Point, Tallahassee, as defined in the State Emergen-cy Plan. Additional measures are further described below as assessment actions, corrective actions, and protective actions, where applicable to each class.
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| 6.1 ACTIVATION OF EMERGENCY ORGANIZATION Activation of the emergency organization has been briefly discussed above. In all cases, the decisions are initially the prerogative of the Shift Supe rviso r on duty; followirg arrival of the Emergency Coordinator in charge, this dete rmi-nation be modified. Activation of emergency teams on-site will be performed in accordance with Ei-206, " Emergency Plan Roster and Notification." This procedure provides the names, addresses, and telephone numbers of all emergency team mem-bers and off site support. This roster is subject to normal quality provisions for control of procedures.
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| The State Plan includes contact points, phone numbers, and of fice add re s se s for each re sponsible State and county organization included in the State Plan, as well as methods for message authentication for vital communications between agen-cies. Upon an authenticated report, the Duty Warning Officer will, in turn, not-ify the Department of Health and Rehabilitative Se rvices to initiate State and county agency emergency measures, as discussed in Section 5.4.
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| Activation of eme rgency organizations, provisions for assessment of the incident, and further actions of the Coordinator are defined in EM-202, " Duties of the Eme rge ncy Coo rdina tor." Flow charts are provided in the procedure to assist the Coordinator in mobilizing those necessary elements of the emergency organization and assessirg the magnitude of the potential of f site release of radioactivity.
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| Following is a summary of those activation functions for each class of emergency.
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| 6.1.1 Unusual Event
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| : 1. Use the plant PA system to notify plant personnel of the emergency as needed.
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| : 2. As soon as practicable, notify the Nuclear Plant Manager.
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| : 3. If the emergency involves, or may involve, radioactive releases or property damage, consider escalation to Alert Class and notify the NRC and Florida Disaster Preparedness in accordance with Sections 6.1.5 and 6.1.4, respectively.
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| 6.1. 2 Alert
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| : 1. In addition to notification procedures above, the Emergency Coordinator shall:
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| : a. If a release to the plant site has occurred (in accordance with Table 1-Alert), cal l the Fossil Plant Control Center, Crystal River 4, Crystal River 5, and other on-site organizations, verify the emergency status, and direct them to announce the emergency.
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| : b. Call Florida Disaster Preparedness for accident notification if the incident resulted in a plant release, in accordance with the State Plan.
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| : 2. The Fossil Plant Shift Supervisor shall (if a release has occurred):
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| : a. Direct all operating personnel on duty to report to the Fossil Plant Control Center.
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| : b. Direct all others to evacuate to the assembly points as specified by the Emergency Coordinator.
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| 6.1.3 Site or General Emergency In addition to the above notification procedures, the Emergency Coordiaator shall:
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| : 1. Call Florida Disaster Preparedness in accordance with the State Plan.
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| (The degree of support will be determined by the Department of Health
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| , and Rehabilitative Services' evalua tions. Their evaluation may indi-cate assistance is not required to support the emergency.)
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| : 2. Call the !!anage r , Offsite Radiological Support (FSAR Appendix 12-B, Attachment B-1) and request offsite support. Personnel should be available for assiscance within three hours af ter notification.
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| For these Emergency Classes, augmentation of the emergency organization will be completed within 60 minut.es. In addition, any incident which causes, or threat-ens to cause, an individual located at the site boundary to receive a total radiation dose to the whole body in excess of 1 rem or 5 rem to the thyroid re-quires State notification, in accordance with the State Plan, for advice and/or assistance.
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| 6.1.4 NRC Notification The NRC will be notified of any incident which mar have caused, or threatens to cause, exposure to individuals, release of radioactive material, or damage to property in excess of the limits, and within the time frames, specified in 10 CFR 20.403 and 10 CFR 20.405.
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| 6.1. 5 Alternate State Notification In the event ' hat neither the State nor the Alternate Warning Point can be con-tacted, the nearest Florida Highway Patrol Station, Sheriff's Office, County Civil Defense Office, or Division of Disaster Preparedness area office, would be notified to provide emergency information for transmittal by the most. expeditious means to the " State Warning Point Tallahassee."
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| : 6. 2 AS SES SME!."r Effective coordination and direction of the emergency organization requires con-tinuing assessment of accident severity and potential impac t on plant pe rsonnel and the general public. Assessmenc f unctions are incorporated in detailed euer-Page 34 E!!-100 Date Rev. 8 1655 029
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| gency procedures, as needed, to initially identify the classification of each eme rgency and maintain accurate identification throughout the eme rge ncy. FM-202 provides logic diagrams for the Coordinator's use in classifying the incident and initiatirg appropriate eme rgency measures, and also provides inst ructio ns for assessment of radiological impact. Guidelines will also be provided for deter-mining whether evacuation or protective cover should be recommended to the State authorities, considering meteorology and release conditions, for each community in the EPZ.
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| Control Center instrumentation, including process and effluent radiological moni-torirg systems and their associated alarms, are monitored by the Centrol Center operators and provide early detection of any release of radioactivity.
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| Containment integrity is also monitored in the Control Center. In addition, the Coordinator can direct a physical inspection of the containment if he feels this is necessary.
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| In-plant evaluations and radiological surveys are performed by the Radiation Emer-gency Team (Section 5.2). Survey results are forwarded to the Control Center for ev61uation and assessment. The ChemRad Protection Engineer, or his designated alte rna te , will assess survey results and advise the Coordinator concerning the in plant radiological status.
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| Additional specific directions for in plant radiological surveys are provided in EM-208, ' Duties of the Radiation Emergency Team." These instructions add ress gross pa rticulate air sample s , gross iodine samples, TLD placement and collec-
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| : t. Jn, and smear surveys. Similarly, EM-210, " Duties of the Environmental Survey Team," provides instruction in the uee of survey meters for takirg dose rate mea-Page 35 EM-100 Date 1655 030 Rev. 8
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| surements and maintaining appropriate records, conducting a general beta gamma survey, ard performirg other samplirg ard surveyirs activities of the Radiation Emergency Team.
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| Radiological surveys and monitorirg of the offsite e nvirons are coordinated by the State. The FPC Environmental Survey Team will provide assessments under the direction of the Emergency Coordinator. Plume release and other surveillance in-formation will be periodically updated for short-term assessment by the Emergency Coo rdina tor. To determine the magnitude of airborne releases, nine meteorologi-cal overlays have been prepared for use with a 0-15-mile topography map and four overlays for use with a 0-50 mile topography map. The overlays represent various combinations of met eo rological conditions that have been obse rved at the Crystal River Plant site. Meteorological measurements, specifically, the temper-ature dif ference, wind speed, and direction range, are used to determine which of the overlays are to be used. Rapid evaluation of any downwind area can be made through use of overlays in conjunction with the release of radioactive gases, by calculation, usirg the gas release monitor readings indica t ed in the Control Center. Di-204, "9ose Assessment by Use of Meteorological Overlays," provides detailed directions.
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| : 6. 3 CORRECTIVE ACTIONS In many eme rge ncies , particularly those more likely to occur, actions can be taken to correct or mitigate the situation at or near the source of the problem.
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| cifically organized and trained to correct and/or mitigate accident conseque nce s, include the Eme rgency Repair Team, Radiation Emergency Team, and Fire Eme rge ncy Team.
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| Guidance is provided the individual discoverim any eme rgency condition in EM-201, " Duties of an Individual Who Discove rs an Eme rge nc y. " This procedure provides for immediate corrective actions, including: extinguishing small fires, closing upstream valves if a system pipe rupture has occurred, and locally cop-ping machinery contributirg to the seve ri ty of an eme rgency (e.g., stop i ng a pump when a downstream pipe is ruptured, de-energizing a burning motor).
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| In addition, specific procedures are provided with directions for emergency cor-rective action in EM-208, " Duties of the Radiation Emergency Team," and C1-216,
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| " Duties of the Nuclear Plant Fire Brigade." An Emergency Fire Brigade will be o n-site during all shifts. At the beginning of each shift, the Fire Brigade Leader will verify on-site availability of at least four t rained Fire Brigade members, in addition to the leader.
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| 6.4 PROTECTIVE ACTIONS 6.4.1 Protective Cover and Evacuation The Plan and supportirg procedures provide for timely relocation of people in order to prevent or minimize exposure to radiation and radioactive materials.
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| haza rd. The main assembly points are described below, but others may be desig-nated as required to minimize the radiation exposures to personnel.
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| : 1. Emergency Assembly Center (EAC)
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| The EAC (Figure 4) may be used for pe r sonnel evac ua ti ng the Nuclear Plant, and, in all cases, will serve as the initial assembly point for Nuclear Plant personnel leavirs the site.
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| : 2. Plant Access Road This assembly point (Figure 5) is approximately three miles east of the Plant and is a final checkpoint for personnel leaving the site. It is the de signa t ed assembly point when winds a re from the no rt hea st to southeast.
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| : 3. Fossil Plant Assembly Room With the primary objective of directing all unnecessary personnel from the plant site, evacuation could result in exposiog evacuees to the ra-dioactive plume during evacuation. The re fo re , under some wind condi-tions, this area could be designated as an alternate assembly point.
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| : 4. Technical Support Center (TSC)
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| Plant e rgineeri ng and management pe r sonnel, who are not a ssigned to Emergency Teams, will convene in the TSC (Section 7.1).
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| : 5. Operational Support Center (OSC)
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| Emergency Team members will convene in the OSC (Section 7.1) for fur-ther instructions. Communications with the Control Center and Emergen-cy Coordinator will be maintained via the OSC.
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| 6.4.1.2. Offsite Areas Protective actions for the offsite population include notification, protective cover, and , if necessa ry, evacuation. Of f site protective actions are planned for a region including and surroundios the Crystal River 3 site, out to a radius of 10 miles from the plant (the Emergency Planning Zone). The State Plan has the capability to exterd this Emergency Plan 7ing Zone, should it become necessary.
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| Responsibility for public notification to take protective cover or evacuate is im-plemented by various State and local agencies in the State Plan. To assist in that determination, off site exposure estimates will be provided in terms of the EPA Protective Action Guides2 . Accordirg to that Plan, key agency roles would be the Division of Disaster Preparedness as coordinator, the De pa rtment of Health and Rehabilitative Se rvices in an advisory capacity for dete rmination of the .;ed for protective cover and evacuation, the Division of Florida Highway Patrol for traf fic management, the De pa rtment of Natural Re sources for waterborne traffic control, and the County Disaster Prepared ness Coordinator for actual warning and evacuation operations in the two counties involved.
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| Means of notification and protection of the public are developed in such a way that they are equally applicable to either the Low Population Zone (LPZ) or the total Emergency Planning Zone. (The Low Population Zone is defined in the State Plan as the area within 5 miles of Crystal River 3. ) The EPZ ir further segment-ed into 16 sectors, which are alphabetically designated (Figure 6).
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| The Crystal River EPZ is a low population area. No significant population is anticipated within 3 miles of the plant (Figure 7), with less than 200 people 2 " Manual of Protection Action Guides and Protective Actions for Nuclear Incidents" (Chapter Two), U.S. Environmental Protection Agency -
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| EPA-520/1-75/001, September 1975.
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| projected to be living within 4 miles of the plant by the year 2010. Approxi-mately 2000 additional people are projected to be livirg between 4 and 5 miles of the plant by the same year, which then completes the LPZ population. As shown in Figure 8, the 5-10-mile distance from the plant begins to accumulate higher popu-lations from several nearby communities; most of these sectors are expected to approximately double in population over the life of the Crystal River 3 plant.
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| The numbers of people involved are, however, se rved by adequate hard-surface ro ad s , if evacuation were to become necessary, and nearby school facilities for evacuation shelters, so that no exceptional logistical dif ficulties are antici-pated in taking required protective measures.
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| It is noted that Florida has ex pe rience , in terms of prepa redne ss for public eme rge ncie s , d ue to the incidence of hurricanes. For i nsta nce , during 1979, State and local agencies evacuated 300,000 people in Miami for hurricane David, and provided eme rgency shelter for 78,000.
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| Protective measures for the general public address the following exposure risks in the State Plan:
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| : 1. Radiation exposure (shine from the facility);
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| : 2. Immersion in a cloud containing radioactive material (plume exposure);
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| : 3. Inhalation and/or ingestion of material;
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| : 4. Exposure from material deposited on clothirg;
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| : 5. Exposure from material deposited on the ground from the passing plume; a nd
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| : 6. Exposure from ingestion of material deposited in food or water.
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| in a downwind direction; close communications with the Emergency Coordinator will maintain information in this regard as to current magnitude and direction of the radioactive release. Protective actions may involve immediate take-shelter and/
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| or prompt evacuation. Regardirg exposures from deposited radioactivity, people evacuated from the EPZ will be monitored to determine whether any such material is present in accordance with county plans. Surface contamination action guides are provided in the State Plan for this evaluation. Except in cases of personnel injury, decontamination of evacuees will take place prior to proceeding to desig-nated reception areas.
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| Emergency response personnel under the State Plan will be issued dosimete rs and carefully monitored during the course of the emergency. As previously mentioned, radiation protection guides based on the EPA Protective Action Guides are adopted in the State Plan. In addition to surface contamination guides, guidelines are provided for detemination of necessary controls over milk and/or food pathways, and for evaluating and recommending recovery and reentry operations.
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| The county emergency response plans, which are incorporated in the State Plan as Appendix J for Citrus County, and Appendix L for Levy County, provide for notifi-cation of the public by de signat ed radio stations, citizen band radios, and mobile public add ress systems, monitoring and decontamination of evacuees and vehicles, preparation of designated schools for evacuees, and control of boat traffic by evacuation at designated boat ramps.
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| 6.4.2 On-site Protective Measures 6.4.2.1 Standard Measures Use of protective equipment to minimize personnel exposure, and maintain exposure limits within 10 CFR 20, is incorpo rated in the Plant Procedures as RP-101, Page 41 EM-100 Date Rev. 8 1655 036
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| " Radiation Protection Manual". In summary, this Radiation Protection Manual in-cludes the followirg provisions for routine personnel protection.
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| : 1. All personnel entering the contaminated areas within the Radiation Con-trolled Area (RCA) will nomally wear appropriate protective clothing as specified by a Radiation Work Pemit;
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| : 2. Personnel engaged in maintenance work in the RCA will nomally be re-quired to have prior approval through use of a Radiation Work Permit.
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| The Radiation Work Pe mit will define the job, the physical area of work, pe rso nnel doing the wo rk , additional radiation monito ring re-quirements, ard additional protective clothire ard respiratory devices required;
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| : 3. Personnel in the RCA are controlled by the ChemRad Section from a radi-ation protection standpoint;
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| : 4. To prevent an oral intake of radionuclides, eating, drinkirg, and smok-ing inside the RCA are not pemitted;
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| : 5. All individuals leavirs the RCA shall do so only through a Control Point where they will monito r themselve s for radioactive contamina-tion. Appropriate decontamination measures will be taken under the di-rection of the ChemRad Section; and
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| : 6. An investigation will be made in appropriate plant a rea s to detemine locations of contamination and cleanup, as required to keep it under control.
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| The use of appropriate instrumentation and observance of Radf , tion Protection Manual guidelines will eliminate or minimize offsite enviromental consequences of personnel contamination.
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| 6.4.2.2 Emergency Measures Protective measures for on-site personnel detailed in implementing procedures (Appendix B) for circumstances in which plant personnel exposure may otherwise exceed ..a' le limits. These procedures address corrective as well as ptotective act.ons planned, use of protective equipment, and persennel r' cution accountability as applicable to specific circumstances. Additional guidance in effecting appropriate measures is provided in EM-202, " Duties of the Emergency Coordinator," to assure a properly coordinated as well as a promptly mobilized effort.
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| These measures are determined from considerations of personnel protection, and not by emergency classification. As such, it is expected that they will be implemented as appropriate for any emergency, and no attempt is made in the Plan to compromise the judgment to be exercised by Emergency Teams under the direction of the Emergency Coordinator.
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| 6.4.3 Contamination Control Measures Control of potable water and food supplies fran radioactive contamination on-site is effected by the following measures.
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| : 1. All potable wa ter for the plant site comes from wells located four miles east of the plant, through an open lime softener at Unit 1.
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| : 2. No food is permitted in the RCA of the Nuclear Plant.
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| : 3. No drinking is pe rmitted in the RCA except at installed drinking fo untains.
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| In addition, selected ponds, wells, and vegetation around the plant are routinely analyzed for radioactivity. Also, external radiation field measurements and ambient air samples are analyzed.
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| The Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services will implement their Protec-tive Action Guides in the event of an offsite radiological emergency to assure that recovery operations restore food pathways. These guidelines provide for use of stored feed, isolatiorJcondemnation of milk products or crops, decontamination of crops, soil treatment, and/or designation of land use for nonfood applications as warranted. Regardiog the use of radioprotective drugs, recommendations have been made by some authorities that prophylactic drugs be administered to block uptake of 1-131. Guidance is contained in NCRP Report 55. No legal authority exists in Florida for administration of these drugs by State or local author-ities.
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| : 6. 5 AID TO INJURED PERSONNEL 6.5.1 Emergency Personnel Exposure Exposure guidelines for medical emergency team members or others providing first aid, decontamination, ambulance or medical se rvices to injured pe rso ns chall be established by the Medical Emergency Team Le ad e r. This limit shall not exceed 25 rem whole body unless it involves the saving of a life. All personnel will have been briefed during training on the risks of excessive radiation exposure.
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| The decision to exceed 25 rem whole body will remain with the individual to be exposed in lifesaving situations.
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| 6.5.2 Decontamination and First Aid Persons with injuries of a minor nature (cuts, bruises, scratches), but who are not contaminated, may be transferred tc Seven Rivers Community Hospital (see Sec-tion 6.5.3) or to the office of a local physician. Persons who are suspected of receivirs an overexposure due to inhalation or ingestion of radionuclides will be transported to Shands Teaching Hospital for treatment. Provisions are described Page 50 EM-100 Date 1655 041
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| in the Crystal River FSAR, Appendix 12-B, for contamination control in connection lh with treatment.
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| Injured personnel will not be delivered to one Shands Teaching Hospital in a con-taminated condition unlees there are overriding lifesaving concerns. Whenever possible, standard personnel decontacit.ation procedures will be employed as described in RP-101, " Radiation Protection Manual," and RP-103, " Decontamination of Personnel, Areas, and Equipment." Standard provisions include RCA exit con-trols, and decontamination in the hot locker wash area under the guidance of the ChemRad Section. In those cases where time is of the essence, the patient will at least be wrapped in a suitable cover to help contain and control loose contamination.
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| Additional guidance in handling injuries is provided by EM-213, " Medical Emergen-cy Procedures." This procedcre provides for emergency treatment on-site as well as transport of the injured personnel further discussed in Section 6.5.3.
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| Emergency Procedure EM-213 also provides for continued communications with the Emergency Coordinator regarding the status of injured personnel, and radiation protection assistance to Shands Teaching Hospital including dosimetry and sur-veys, assistance in collecting irrigation washings and other potentially contam-inated material, and maintaining liaison with the Emergency Coordinator. This support will be provided by the Medical Emergency Team.
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| 6.5.3 Medical Transportation The Plant Ecergency Vehicle (PEV), equipped with an emergency kit, will be used to transfer injured personnel to medical facilities in the case of radiation-related incidents. In addition, road maps outlining predetermined routes are provided.
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| Additional instructions in this regard are provided in EM-213, " Medical Emergency Page 51 EM-lGO Date Rev. 8 1655 042
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| Procedures." A backup vehicle will be provided while the PEV is being serviced.
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| Other c ompany vehicles assigned to management pe rsonnel may also be used for backup transportation to medical facilities.
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| 6.5.4 Medical Treatment A plant First Aid Station is located in the ChemRad area. Its function is to provide the space and equipment necessary to carry out first aid operations pro-vided by the Medical Emergency Team, properly trained personnel, or a summoned physician. In addition to miscellaneous first aid equipment, the station con-tains . bed, a sink, and stretcher.
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| Other arrangements made for local and backup medical services have been previous-ly discussed in Section 5.3.2 - Local Services, and Section 6. 5.2 - Decontamina-tion and First Aid. The detailed description of the Shands Teaching Ilospital Plan for emergency treatment of radiation accident cases is included in the FSAR Appendix 12-B, Attachment B-3. -
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| : 7. 0 FACILITIES AND EQUIPMENT Facilities and equipment to be provided to augment the emergency organization and effectively mitigate and control emergencies will be discussed in this section.
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| Where adequate description is prov,ided in the Crystal River 3 Final Safety Analy-sis Re po rt , Doc ument No. 50-302, such info rma tion will be incorporated by reference.
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| 7.1 EMERGENCY CONTROL CENTERS The principal emergency control center is the Control Center normally occupied by licensed operators with routine operating as well as emergency plant operating, responsibilities described in Sections 3.1, 5.2.1, and 5.2.2.
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| In addition, three designated facilities will be provided for important supplemen-tary eme rgency f unctions. Plans for these facilities have been prepa red in re-sponse to NUREG-0578, "Dil-2 lessons Learned Task Force Status Report and Short-term Recommendations ," July 1979. Items specifically addressed in this regard include Sections 2. 2. 2b and 2.2.2c of that re po rt. In accordance with those rec omme ndations, additional facilities have been provided as the on-site Techni cal Support Center and the on-site Operational Support Ce nte r. In addition, an offsite Eme rgency Operations Center will be provided.
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| The function of the Technical Support Center (TSC) was brie fly discussed in 5.2.2.7. Basically, the f unction of this center is to provide a point of assem-bly for necessary technical expertise to guide the Coordinator in ef fectively im-plementirg the Eme rgency Plan, and, at the same time , keep as many people sepa-rated from the plant Control Center as possible. As recommended by the Lessons Learnea Task Force, the TSC will incorporate the capability to display and trans-mit critical plant data to engineering and management support pe rso nnel The TSC will be habitable to the same degree as the Control Center for postulated acci-dent conditions. A set of "as-built" drawings and other records shall be proper-ly stored at the site and be accessible to the TSC to pe rmit eval ua tio ns and design studies to proceed in pa rallel, and in close contact, with eme rge ncy activities on-site.
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| The Technical Support Center (TSC) has been temporarily established in the Of fice Buildirg located on the northwest corner of the Turbine Eoilding (Figures 9,10, and 11). 'Ihis is the no rmal storage and retrieval area for those drawings and records described in ANSI N45.2.9-1974. This area cannot be designated as the permanent TSC due to the requirement fo r the TSC to be habitable to the same Page 53 Di-100 Date Rev. 8 1655 044
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| degree as the Control Center for postulated accident conditions. The designated temporary location consists of two confere nce rooms capable of sup po rting 25 assigned pe rso nnel. A dedicated telephone has been provided to allow reliable communications between the TSC and the Control Room. In addition, nondedicated telephone lines and the plant inte rcom system are available fo r additional communications.
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| There are two areas under consideration as the permanent TSC:
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| : 1. The first candidate is the mezzanine storage area, located on the north end of the Shop Facilities Building, northeast of the control complex.
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| This choice of locations allows ready access to the control comlex and utilizes the existing control complex personnel radiation shielding to reduce potential radiation exposures durirg accident conditions. In additjon, due to this area's close proximity to the control complex, minimu1 le ngths of cablirs will be required for instrumentation and computer terminal capability to display and transmit plant status.
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| : 2. The secorri candidate is the construction of a new building within the protected area on-site.
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| A separate location has been designated as the Operational Support Center (OSC),
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| where emergency team pe rso nnel , technicians, and health physics pe rso nnel may convene in contact with the Control Room and the Coordinator. Again, the primary objective is to provide adequate shelter to these personnel under emergency con-ditions, without crowdits the Control Room. The OSC will be in the north end of the Shop Facilitie s Building, located northeast of the control complex (Fig-ure s 9,10, and 11). This choice of locations allows ready access to the control complex and utilizes the existing control complex personnel radiation shielding Page 54 El-100 Date Rev. 8 1655 Ob-
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| to reduce potential radiation exposures during accident condi tions. This loca-tion is habitable, and provided with washroom and facilities to sup port 25 as-signed personnel.
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| In addition to these on-site facilities, various designated of fices of f site will be utilized as de sc ribed in referenced documents. The FSAR Appe ndix 12-B, Attachment B-1, designates the Crystal River of fice and phone number to be used by the Headquarters Support Orr,anization desc ribed in Section 5.3.1. In addi-tion, the State Plan de scribes the contact points and of fices available to sup-porting State and local agencies.
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| An of fsite Eme rgency Operations Center (EOC) will also be designated for accommo-dation of news media, State or Federal regulatory personnel, and other individu-als not immediately necessary for on-site emergency operations. The EOC will be Page 55 EH-100 Date Rev. 8 1655 046
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| provided communications capabilities with the plant and of f site locations. In addition, the EOC would be used as the main contact point between key personnel and the news media.
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| 7.2 COMMUNICATIONS Several modes of communication are availtble, during both normal and emergency co nditio ns , to tra nsmit info rmation to locations within the Nuclear Plant , be-tween the Fossil and Nuclear Plants, and to locations of f site. Each of the sys-tems, with the exception of the evacuation ala ms, are used daily ; he nce , no scheduled testing is performed. Both Reactor Building (RB) and plant site evacu-ation alarms are tested weekly. All persons are notified prior to the act.al test. With the exception of evacua tio n al arm s , the Fossil Plant also has a complete cocteunications network, as described, independent of the Nuclear Plant.
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| : 7. 2.1. Public Address Exchange System The Public Address Exchange (PAX) System consists of a network of phones located strategically throughout the plant. The phones can be operated in three modes through the use of switch control and/or a dialirg code. They consist of Flant Line-1 (PL-1), Plant Line-2 (PL-2), and the public address system. These modes are utilized for communications, paging, and announcirg throughout the plant. In addition, the PA system is utilized as an alarm system in the Auxiliary Building to sound the evacuation ala rm. Headphones are provided at remote shutdown panels for use in conjunction with PL-1.
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| Florida Telephone switchboard located in Leesburg, Florida. Telephone circuitry on the plant site is all underground cable to a distance of approximately five miles east of the Nuclear Plant.
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| 7.2.3 FPC Microwave System The FPC flicrowave System interconnects all Florida Power plants, major substa-tions , main offices, and is an interconnection with General Telephone. This communication se rvice is available from the plant offices and Control Center.
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| The microwave system is whollyowned and operated by FPC and has been ef fective through hurricanes, thunderstorms, and internal equipment failures.
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| 7.2.4 Power Radio Service Base A Power Radio Service Base station is located in the Fossil Plant and in the Nuclear Plant Control Centers. The stations use six frequencies throughout the system in automobiles and remote stations. There are UHF repeaters located in the Turbine Building, Auxiliary Building, and Reacto r Building. In addition, earphones are provided in high noise level areas.
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| 7.2.5 Portable Transceivers Portable transceivers are available to energency teams for limited communication on the plant site.
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| 7.2.6 Maintenance Telephones Maintenance telephenes 'are located at various points within the Reactor, Auxili-ary, and Turbine Buildings, and are normally used for communication between per-sonnel conducting maintenance operations. These telephones are powered frm the plant's vital buses.
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| 7.2.7 Evacuation Alams The Evacuation Alams are sounded manually from the Control Center when excessive radiation levels are encountered, or when a Site General Emergency has been declared.
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| 7.2.8 National Warning System (NAWAS)
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| A Na tional Warning System te minal is available for use in the Crystal River Unit 3 Control Center. This system provides a rapid and positive means of alert-ing State and county officials of a plant emergency.
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| 7.2.9 Dedicated Phones An Operational Red Line phone system and a Radiological Orange Line phone system have been added as dedicated telephone lines for designated emergency communi-cations between the plant, NRC Region II offices in Atlanta, and NRRWashington offices. The Red Line is interconnected from the Control Center, Plant Ihnager's of fice, and the local Regional Inspector's of fice. The Orange Line is intercon-nected from the Control Center, ChemRad Protection Engineers, ChemRad Laboratory, and the Guardhouse. Both systems are actuated by picking up the receiver, with no dialing required.
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| 7.3 ASSESSMENT FACILITIES 7.3.1 on-site Table 3 lists the various channels c omprising the Radiation Monitoring System (RMS). Detailed discussion of the RMS is contained in FSAR Section 11.4. Area monitors are provided with readouts and alams near the detector and with remote readouts on the radiation monitoring panel located in the Control Room. Channels are provided with indicators and alarms, and the radiation levels are constantly Page 58 EM-100 Date 1655 049 nev- 8
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| being recorded on strip-charts. Instrument upgrades made in accordance with the Lessons Learned 3 will be described by separate submittal.
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| Meteorological conditions required fo r dose assessments, in conjunction with EM-204, " Dose Assessment by Use of Meteorological Ove rlay s ," are measured by on-site instrumentation maintained by Florida Power with readouts in the Control Ce nte r. In this connection, specific directions are provided in E4-204 for incor-porating wind direction, speed, and temperature profile into these calculations.
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| Meteorological instrumentation is de scribed in the FSAR Section 2. 3. 3.1.
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| Process instrumentation is described in Section 7.3.2 of the FSAR. Process vari-ables required on a continuous basis for the startup, operation, and shutdown of the unit are indicated, recorded, and controlled at the Control Center. Four in-dependent measurement channels are provided for process parameters providing in-put to the reactor protection system. Three independent measurement channels are provided for each parameter. The four parameters are reactor outlet t em pe ra t ure ,
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| reactor coolant flow, reactor coolant pressure, and Reactor Building pressure.
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| Other instrumentation is provided for measurement and control of process varia-bles for normal reacto r ope ration, including pressurizer level control measured by three dif ferential pressure transmitters.
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| The engineered safeguards sections of the control board includes controls and in-dication required for remote manual control of the saf eguards equipment , manual 3THI-2 "Les sons Learned Task Force Status Report and Short-Te rn Recommendations,"
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| Section 2, "Sho rt-Te rm Recommendations", NUREG-0578, July 1979.
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| actuation of safeguards functions, and actuation testing of saf eguards functions.
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| Indicatirg lights provide status information on the engineered saf eguards systems and equipment.
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| Table 7-8 of the FSAR identifies information readouts or indicators provided in the Control Ce nter to monitor reactor and containment systems. ,, summary of equipment needed for post-accident ope ra tions is provided in Table 7-1 of the FSAR.
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| Seismic instrumentation is also provided in the Control Centtr.
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| 7.3.2 Offsite Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services' Standard Operating Procedures (Appendix A - S0P IV and V) contain inventories of radiation response emergency kits, radiological laboratory equipment , and mobile laboratory equipment avail-able through this State age nc y. The Mobile Emerge ncy Radiological Facility (MERL) also contains wind speed and direction instruments. Additional assistance on meteo rological conditions and forecast s is available pe r the State Plan through the National Weather Service in Orlando, Florida.
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| FPC is currently in the process of upgrading capabilities and resources for field monitoring with additional dosimetry as specified in the revised technical posi-tion issued by the NRC Radiological Assessment Branch fo r the Environmental Radi-ological Monitoring Program. This upgrading will consist of placing 48 TLD sta-tions, equally spaced around the site. The TLD stations will be located on three rirgs: at the site boundary, at 5 miles, and at 10 miles. Each ring will be divided into 16 sections with a TLD in each sector. The TLDs are currently being procured an! the program will be implemented in early 1980.
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| : 7. 4 PROTECTIVE FACILITIES AND EQUIPMD.'T
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| : 7. 4.1. Fire Protection System Each water extinguishing system (sprinkler and deluge), carbon dioxide system, and Freon FE-1301 system sounds ala ms and audible and visual ala rms in the Control Center when any part of the system becomes inoperative or detects fire.
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| EM-101, " Fire Protection Plan," contains abstracts of plant procedures applicable to the operation and preventive maintenance of plant fire protection systems and equipment. Plant fire protection systems are de sc ribed in Section 9. 8 of the FSAR. These systems are designed to detect over-temperature or fire conditions in specified areas of the plant, activate ala rms , and automatically actuate fixed
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| .' ire extinguishing systems in affected areas as indicated by alarms. A variety cf manual fire extinguishi rg equipment is also available to the Fire Eme rgency Team.
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| 7.4.2 Protective Cover The Control Room has been designed for continuing habitability under foreseeable accident conditions. In addition, the on-site Technical Support and Operational Support Ce nte rs (Section 7.1) are situated and de signed to remain habitable.
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| Protective cover / assembly points have also been designated for evacuatirg person-nel (Section 6.4.1.1).
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| The Control Center contains communications, emergency radiation monitoring equip-ment, respirators and protective clothing, and food and water supplies. The Control Center has been designed for safe occupancy durits emergency conditions.
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| It is located in a Class I structure and has adequate shielding to permit full control and shutdown procedures followirs a maximum hypothetical accident without EM-100 Page 61 1655 052 ;te g
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| exceeding an integrated personnel dose of 3 rem in a 90-day period. The Control Buildirg ventilation system has redundant fans, chille rs , and HEPA and charcoal filters to permit recirculation of Control Building air.
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| An Emergency Assembly Center (EAC) is provided in the event evacuation of none s-sential personnel !.s required. The EAC (Figure 4) is equipped with the necessary equipment to carry out the followirg emergency f unctions:
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| : 1. Assembly Center for personnel evacuated from the Nuclear Plant.
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| : 2. Control access to the plant site.
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| : 3. Account for all pe rsonnel on plant site.
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| The EAC will accommodate guard personnel assistire durire the emergency, and pro-vides a checkpoint for personnel leaving the plant.
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| 7.4.3 Emergency Supplies The following lists the equipment located in the EAC to carry out the provisions of the Emergency Plan.
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| Item Function Low and High Range To assess radiation dose rate levels up to Survey Instruments 100 Rad /hr.
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| Plant Telephone Communication with either plant.
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| Commercial Telephone Communication with either plant or of f site.
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| Eme rgency Plans For Nuclear Plant only.
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| Emergency Operating For Nuc'. ear Plant only.
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| Procedures Base Radio Station Communication with Control Centers and com-pany vehicles on that frequency.
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| Item Function Eme rge ncy Locke rs Contain emergency kits consistirs of equip-ment shown in Table 4 Dosimeters Measurement of personnel exposure.
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| Dosimeter Charger Plant Floor Plans Assorted Plastic Bags Logbook For accountability of all personnel.
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| Shower Facility Decontamination Kit Contains liquid soap, hand brushes, towels, swabs, sterile eyewash, and Q-tips First Aid Kit Area Maps Meteorological Overlays For dose estimates from gaseous releases In addition to the laborato ry ecuipment used fo r routine surveillance, some equi pme nt is set aside in lockers (ir kits) for the sole purpose of emergencies o nly. Emergency kits are located as follows:
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| : 1. Fossil Plant Control Center
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| : 2. Nuclear Plant Contrei Center
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| : 3. Eme rgency Assembly Center (EAC) 4, Plant Emergency Vehicle (PEV).
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| The contents of eme rgency kits and lockers are given in Table 4. The contents of the kits are not to be opened for emergency drills.
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| 7.5 FIRST AID FACILITIES A plant First Aid Station is located in the ChemRad area. Its function is to provide a facility and equipment necessary to provide first aid. In addition to miscellaneous first aid equipment, the station contains a bed, sink, and stretch-er. Selected personnel have been trained in first aid treatment.
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| 7.6 DA!! AGE CONTROL EQUIPMENT Fire protection systems described in Section 7.4 are designed and maintained to mitigate the ef fects of fire. As previously mentioned, sole reliance for fire protection is placed on in-house capabilities for this protection. Radiological damage control provisions are incorporated throughout plant design, including the primary barriers to product release (fuel clad, primary system, and containment building). The engineeren saf eguards systems deteribed in Section 6 of the FSAR have also been provided with the primary objective of mitigating the effects of major radiological accidents.
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| The plant elevation has been set at a level in excess of expected water surges, and the buildings have been designed for wind speeds in excess of probable maximum velocities.
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| In the event mechanical explosions or other conventional incidents occur within the plant, provisions made for radiological emergencies would facilitate damage control activities. Such provisions include substantial biological shielding which also se rves as missile shielding, compartmentalization of equipment to facilitate isolation of damaged equipment / systems, communications as described in 1655 055 Page 64 E:4-100 Date Rev. 8
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| 7.2, and other provisions for protective and corrective actions as described in Sactions 6. 3, 6.4, and 7. 4.
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| : 8. 0 DiERGENCY PREPAREDNESS 8.1 ORGANIZATIONAL PREPAREDNESS 8.1.1 Training Training procedures are formally incorpo rated in the Plant Ope ra ting Quality Assurance Manual: AI-800, " Conduct of Administrative Services," Section 7.0. The Training Supervisor is responsible for general employee training in the Emergency Plan, ard for trainirg and requalification documentation. Along with plant i n-doc trinatio n, which familiarize s pe rso nnel with plant layout, st ruc ture s , and systems, specific programs are planned for the Radiation Emergency Team, Environ-mental Survey Team, Medical Emergency Team, and Fire Emergency Team (re fe r to Table 5).
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| Emergency operating procedures are also included in the requalification training program for each licensed plant operator.
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| Procedures for training of State and local emergency of fsite pe rsonnel are cov-ered in Appendix BB to the State Plan. The Division of Disaste:r Preparedness is responsible for such training. Training of health physics pe rsonnel with the State Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services is a joint responsibil-ity. Training sessions are planned for Citrus and Levy County at least once a year.
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| A 16-hour classroom and/or field training session is identified in the State Plan along with a topical listing.
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| The training for Fire Emergency Team Leaders and members consists of a 40-hour on-site trainirt course carried out under the direction of the Fire Brigade Chief. The course should include topics on Adentification of fire hazards, proper use of equipment, proper use of communications, lighting and ventilation, fire and fire behavior, fundamentals of fire extinguishing , ho se line s , fire streams, protective breathing apparatus, rescue, and practice sessions under fire conditiens. The training shall familiarize the Fire Brigade with location of fire equipment, individual responsibilities in case of fire, and the plant fire fighting systems and equipment.
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| Each member of the Fire Brigade will attend trainirg sessions each quarter con-ducted by the Fire Brigade staff or its designate. These training sessions are intended to cover fire fightirg proc edure s , procedure cha nge s , plant modifica-tions related to firi systems, and general changes to fire fighting plans.
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| 8.1. 2. Drills and Exercises Drills will be conducted to maintain proficiency in areas of fire, radiation, and medical emergencies. Where possible, drills will be unannounced and will involve all personnel, insof ar as reasonable, compatible with operational requirements.
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| The objective of drills is to (1) demonstrate adequate f amiliarization of indi-viduals with the Plan, (2) demonstrate 60-minute implementation of the emergency o rganization, (3) test c ommunica tion networks, and (4) delineate problem areas and provide remedial tolutions. The following is a minimum requirement in imple-menting Emergency Plan drills:
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| : 1. Fire - Ouarterly
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| : 2. Medical - Quarterly Page 66 Di-100 Date Rev. 8 1655 057
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| : 3. Radiation
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| : a. Unusual Event Classes - semiannually; plant involvement only.
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| : b. General Emergency Class - Annually, with of fsite group support or participa tion.
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| NOTE: The General Emergency annual drill includes the require-ments for one of the Unusual Event drills.
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| A comprehensive NRC/ State /FPC drill will be incorporated with the above-scheduled drill at least once every 5 years. All radiation emergency drills will be a s realistic and practical as possible. However, drills shall not impede generation commitments or place the operatirg plants in an unsa fe , or potentially unsafe, condition. All operating personnel will be infomed of drills in advance, but they will simulate their degree of involvement as far as reasonably practical.
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| Quarterly fire drills shall be held on-site for the Fire Brigade. Each member shall participate in a fire drill annually. The purpose of the drills is to assess the effectiveners of the Fire Brigade's handling of fire emergencies, each individual's role, ard the simulated or actual use of fire fightirg equipment. A Fire / Fire Drill Report will document plant fire emergencies and fire drills in accordance with EH-101, " Fire Protection Plan." Prior to the actuel drill, the report can be utilized for planning purposes. The Fire Brigade Chief will retain each report for his files. These reports will aid in additional overall planning and critique of fire emergency drills.
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| In addition, the State Plan (Appendix AA) includes provisions for at least one drill annually. This exercise will involve state support and primary response agencies. When possible, af fected county organizations will also be included. A Page 67 EM-100 Date Rev. 8 1655 058
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| governor's executive order that the exercises be coordinated when possible with the Nuclear Regulatory Commission is also referenced.
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| The State Division of Disaster Preparedness is responsible for the annual State exe rcise s. The exercise is preceded by written plans and briefi rgs with af fected agencies, possibly including unannounced exercises as part of the drill. The ex-ercise will utilize observers to evaluate the activities of responsible parties, and a post-drill evaluation meeting is also planned. Radiological instruments, warning systems, and communications will be tested during these exercises.
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| The State and Florida Power Corporation mutually recognize the need to coordinate the plannirg and execution of these exercises to provide f urther assurance of ef-fective communication and coordinated response.
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| 8.1.3 Emergency Planning Coordination The function of maintaining coordination with of fsite emergency planning efforts, and maintaining this plan and implementing procedures consistent and up-to-date, is a continuing responsibility of the Nuclear Support Services Department. This -
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| organization reports in parallel with the Nuclear Plant Manager to the Director of Nuclear Operations (Figure 2). Nuclear Support Services will provide liaison with State and county agencies on behalf of the company, and assure continuing technical, legal, and licensing coordination with responsible organizations with-in Florida Power Corporation. Nuclear Support Services is also res ponsible for Crystal River 3 licensing, and, as such, will be kept info rmed of licensing con-ditions and changes that may impact the Emergency Plan.
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| : 8. 2 PLAN / PROCEDURES REVIEW AND UPDATE The Emergency Plan will be reviewed annually by the Plant Review Committee (PRC).
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| Comments for changes to the Plan will be solicited in advance to those who have emergency responsibilities or other parties interested in program ef fectiveness.
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| All changes to the Plan will be documented, reviewed, and approved in accordance with the document control provisions of the Plant Operating Quality Assura nce Manual, of which this Plan is a part.
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| The State Plan, Appendix CC provides fo r periodic review and upda ti ng of the State Emergency Plan. Provisions are included fo r notification to all support o rganizations, including counties af fe ct ed by the Crystal River 3 o pe ration (Citrus and Levy), and to the Crystal River 3 Plant.
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| 9.0 RECOVERY Recovery operations will, of necessity, be ta ilored to specific circumstance s.
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| However, certain elements of good practice will be followed in the event of all recover operations.
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| Personnel protection will remain of paramount concern during recovery operations.
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| This consideration will be factored into planning, and personnel exposure will be limited by standing procedures for radiation protection embodied in the Plant Op-erating Quality Assurance Ma nual , including but not limited to those prac t ice s desc ribed in RP-101, " Radiation Protection Manual." Additional consideration will be given during the plannirg and design phases to maximum utilization of permanent shielding and additional tempo rary shielding as required to achieve this objective.
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| All recovery operations will be carefully preplanned. It is expected that, de-pendirg upon circumstances, a designated individual may take charge of planning recovery operations under the direction of the Coordinator.
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| Another point of emphasis in recovery operations will be documentation. Rec ove ry plans and execution of recovery operations will be documented to the extent con-ditions permit. It is expected that conditions will pe rmit more extensive docu-mentation than that practicable during emergency operations.
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| The final decision on te rmination of eme rge ncy status is the Coo rdina to r's re-sponsibility. This decision will be based on sa tisf acto ry objective evidence that required corrective actions have been completed, that f urther protective ac-tions either on- or off site are not necessary, and that current plant status pe r-mits restoration of no rmal duty shif ts at the plant without additional risk to Florida Power pe rsonnel or the ge ne ral public. Conditions for return to power operation may be im pos ed by regulatory authorities, beyo nd te rmina tion of the emergency and are outside the scope of this Plan.
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| TABLE 1 - EVENT CLASSIFICATION (Continued)
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| A. Unusual Event Class EXAMPLE INITIATING CONDITIONS WHICH MAY BE CLASSIFIED AS UNUSUAL EVENT
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| : 1. ECCS actuation involving a valid initiation signal.
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| : 2. Radiological ef fluent technical specification instantaneous limits exceeded.
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| : 3. Fuel damage indication. Examples:
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| : a. High coolant activity sample requiring plant shutdown.
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| : b. Failed f uel analysis indicates increase greater than 0.1% equivalent fuel failures within 30 minutes.
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| : 4. Abno rmal coolant temperature and/or pressure contrary to technical specifications safety limits.
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| : 5. Exceeding either primary-to-secondary leak rate technical specification or primary system leak rate technical specification requiring shutdown.
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| : 6. Failure of a reactor coolant system safety or relief valve to close.
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| : 7. Transportation of contaminated seriously injured individual from site to of fsite hospital (requires only notification of local authority).
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| : 8. Rapid depressurization of secondary side.
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| : 9. A high radiation field, or the release of radioactive material within the plant or to the environment, according to the following criteria:
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| : a. A sustained and unevaluated high radiation alarm on an area monitor (except Control Center), or a containment evacuation alarm.
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| TABLE 1 - EVENT CLASSIFICATION (Continued) Page 2 A. Unusual Event Class
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| : b. An unexpected and unevalua ted airborne radioactivity concentration in excess of 1 X 10-9 uCi/cc.
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| : c. Removable surface contamination in an area outside a permanent or tem-porarily established Radiation Control Area (RCA) in excess of 1,000 dpm/100 cm2 beta gamma over an area of 100 ft2,
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| : d. Removable surface contamination in an area outside the RCA in excess of 50 dpm/100 cm2 alpha.
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| : e. A high radiation alarm on gaseous ef fluent moni to rs RM-A1C and/or RM-A2G and failure of the appropriate release interlock devices.
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| : 10. Fire of greater than 10-minute duration, potentially af fecting safety sys tems' pe rfo rmance.
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| TABLE 1 - EVENT CLASSIFICATION (Continued)
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| B. Alert Class EXAMPLE INITIATING CONDITIONS WHICH MAY BE CLASSIFIED AS ALERT
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| : 1. Severe failure of fuel cladding.
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| : a. Very high coolant activity sample (e.g. , 300 C1/ml dose equivalent of I-131, but not an iodine spike).
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| : b. Failed fuel analysis indicates increase greater than 1% fuel failures within 30 minutes or 5% total fuel failures.
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| : 2. Rapid gross failure of one steam generator tube with loss of of fsite power.
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| : 3. Rapid failure of steam generator tubes (e.g. , several hundred gpm primary-to-secondary leak rate).
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| : 4. Steam line break with (a) significant (e.g., greater than 10 gpm) primary-to-secondary leak rate or (b) MSIV failure to close.
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| : 5. Unidentified primary coolant leak rate greater than 50 gpm with reactor at operating temperature and pressure.
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| : 6. Unexpected high radiation levels or high airborne contamination which indi-cate a severe degradation in the control of radioactive materials (e.g., in-crease of factor of 1000 in direct radiation readings).
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| : 7. Loss of all on-site DC power for greater than 15 minutes.
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| : 8. Extended loss of capability to achieve plant cold shutdown.
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| : 9. Failure of the reactor protection system to initiate and complete a scram which brings the reactor suberitical.
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| : 10. All alarms (annunciators) lost for greater than 15 minutes.
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| TABLE 1 - EVENT CLASSIFICATION (Continued) Page 2 B. Alert Class
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| : 11. Radiological effluents greater than 1000 times technical specification instantaneous limits (an instantaneous rate which, if continued over 2 hours, would result in about 1 mrem at the site boundary under average mete-orological conditions).
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| : 12. Severe na tural phenomena being experienced or projected (when plant is in operation):
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| : a. Flood, low water, tsunami, hurricane surge, seiche near design levels (129.0 ft.).
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| : b. Hurricane winds near design basis level (300 mph).
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| : 13. Other hazards being experienced or projected.
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| : a. Aircraft crash on facility.
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| : b. Known explosion damage to facility af fecting plant operation.
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| : c. Entry into facility environs of toxic or flammable gases causing poten-tial Control Complex or Auxiliary Building habitability problems.
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| : d. ' Turbine failure causing penetration of Turbine Building wall.
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| : 14. Evacuation of Control Room anticipated or required with control of shutdown systems established from local stations.
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| y TABLE 1 - EVENT CLASSIFICATION
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| $* (Continued)
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| C. Site Emergency Class u
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| CD State and/or Local Of f site Class Licensee Actions Authority Actions Description 1. Promptly infom State auth- 1. Provide any assistance re-orities of site emerge ncy quested.
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| Events are in process or have status and reason for emer-occurred which involve actual gency as soon as dis- 2. Augment resources by acti-or likely major failures of covered. vati ng nea r-site EOC and plant functions needed for pro- any other primary response tection of the public. 2. Augmeer resources by acti- centers.
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| vating o n-site Technical Support Center (TSC), o n- 3. Assure that system for pub-Purpose site Ope rational Suppo rt lic notification of emer-g Center (OSC), ard near-site gency status is on standby
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| ,8, 1. Assure that re sponsa cen- Emergency Operations Center and initiate preparations for subsequent public peri-g ters are staf fed, (EOC).
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| odic updates.
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| : 2. Assure that monitorlag 3. Assess and respond.
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| teams are dispatched, 4. Dispatch key emergency per-
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| : 4. Dispatch o n-site and off- sonnel, including monitor-
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| : 3. Assure that pe rso nnel re- site monito ring teams and ing teamr and associated quired for evacua tion of associated communications communications where radi-near-site areas are at duty fo r instances where radia- ation release s appear statio ns if sit ua tio n be- tion releases appea r immi- imminent.
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| & comes more serious, and nent.
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| m 5. Ale rt to sta ndby status m other emergency pe rsonnel
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| : 4. Provide for current info r- 5. Provide a dedicated indi-(e.g., those needed for CD mation for and consultation vidual for plant status up-
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| @ with offsite autho ritie s dates to offsite authort- evacuation) and dispatch
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| # and public, ties ard periodic press personnel to near-site duty briefings. stations.
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| 55 6. Make r:e nio r technical a nd 6. Provide offsite monito ring fR Release Potential management staff on site results to licensee and oth-a e rs a nd jointly assess Releases of up to 1000 Ci of available for consultation I-131 equivalent or up to with NRC and State on a them.
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| 106 Ci of Xe-133 equivalent. periodic basis.
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| y TABLE 1 - EVENT CLASSIFICATION Page 2 g (Continued) a C. Site Emergency Class 5
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| State a nd/or Local Offsite Class Licensee Actions Authority Actions
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| : 7. Provide meteo rological a nd 7. Continuously assess infor-dose estimates to offsite mation from licensee and authorities for actual re- offsite monitoring with re-leases via a dedicated in- gard to need for changes to dividual or automated data protective actions already t ransmission. initiated fo r public and for mobilizirg evacua tion
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| : 8. Provide release and dose resources.
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| projections based on avail-able plant condition infor- 8. Bring to standby system for
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| @ mation arxl foreseeable con- placing milk animals within
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| ,L tingenc ie s. 2 miles on stored feed and y initiate assessment of need
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| : 9. Close out or recommend re- to extend distance.
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| duction in emergency class by briefing of of fsite au- 9. If significant releases are thorities at EOC a rxl by predicted to occur under pho ne , followed by written poor dispersion conditions, summa ry within 8 hours rnncune nd shelterirg or af ter closcout. wecuation, as appropriate,
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| " w minimize exposure to the or public.
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| L.D
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| # 10. Escalate to General Eme r- 10. Provide press briefings, gency class. perhaps with licensee.
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| g N
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| : 11. Maintain site eme rgency o status until closcout or gF reduction of eme rge ncy
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| ?g class.
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| or
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| TABLE 1 - EVENT CLASSIFICATION Page 3 y
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| g (Continued) a C. Site Emergency Class State and/or Local Off site Class Licensee Actions Authority Actions
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| : 12. Escalate to General Emer-gency class.
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| E J.
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| 8 LD LD CD N
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| TABLE 1 - EVENT CL SSIFICATION (Continued)
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| C. Site Emergency Class EXAMPLE INITIATING CONDITIONS VdICH !!AY BE CLASSIFED AS SITE EMERGENCY
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| : 1. Known loss of coolant accident greater than makeup pump capacity.
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| : 2. Rapid failure of steam genera?.or tubes (several hundred gpm leakage) with loss of of f site power.
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| : 3. Steam line break with greater than 50 gpm primary-to-secondary leakage and indication of fuel damage.
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| : 4. Loss of offsite power and loss of on-site AC power for more than 15 minutes.
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| : 5. Loss of all vital on-site DC pswer for more than 15 minutes.
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| : 6. Loss of capability to achieve plant hot shutdown.
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| : 7. !bjor damage to spent fuel in containment or f uel handling building (e.g.,
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| large object damages fuel or water loss below fuel level) causing a release commensurate with the Site Emergency Class.
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| : 8. Fire beyond the design level affecting safety systems (inability to shutdown the plant or extinguish the fire).
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| : 9. All alarms (annunciators) lost for more than 15 minutes and plant is not in cold shutdown or plant transient initiated while all alarms lost.
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| : 10. a. Ef fluent monitors detect levels corresponding to greater than 250 mrem whole body or 1.25 rem thyroid at the site boundary.
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| : b. These cose rates are projected based on other plant parame ters (e.g.,
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| radiation level in containment with leak rate appropriate for existing containment pressure) or are measured in the environs.
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| : 11. Severe natural phenomena being experienced or projected with plant not in cold shutdown.
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| : a. Earthq uake greater than 0.05g level and core or safety system damage probable.
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| : b. Flood, ts unami , hurricane surge, or seiche high wa ter exceeding 129.0 ft. elevation.
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| : c. Sustained winds in excess of 300 mph.
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| TABLE 1 - EVENT CLASSIFICATION (Continued) Page 2 C. Site Emergency Class
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| : 12. Other hazards being experienced or projected with plant not in cold shutdown
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| : a. Aircraf t crash af fecting reactor building, auxiliary building, control complex, intermediate building, or intake structure by impact or fire.
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| : b. Severe damage to safe shutdown equipment from missiles or explosion.
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| : c. Entry of toxic or flammable gases into control complex or auxiliary building essential for safe shutdown, and where evacuation of the area constitutes a safety problem.
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| : 13. Evacuation of Control Room and control of shutdown systems not established from local stations in 15 minutes.
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| , TABLE 1 - EVENT CLASSIFICATION j (Continued)
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| * D. General Emergency Class O
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| State and/or Local Off site Class Licensee Actions Authority Actions Description 1. Promptly inform State auth- 1. Provide any assistance re-orities of general emergen- quested.
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| Events are in process or have cy status a nd rea son for occurred which involve actual eme rgency as soon as dis- 2. Activate public notifica-or imminent substantial core covered (Parallel notifi- tion of eme rgency status degradation or melting with po- cation of State / local). and provide public periodi-tential for loss of contairinent cal updates.
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| integ rity. 2. Augment resources by acti-vating o n-site Technical 3. Recomme nd sheltering or Support Ce nte r (TSC), on- evacuation, as appropriate, 9 Purpose site Ope rational Support for 2-mile radius a rul 5
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| ,L Center (OSC), and near-site miles downwind and assess 8 1. Initiate predete mined pro- Emergency Operations Center need to extend distances.
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| tective actions for public, (EOC).
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| : 4. Augment re sources by acti-
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| : 2. Provide continuous assess- 3. Assess and respond. vating nea r-site EOC and ment of info ma tion from any other primary respo nse licensee and offaite mea- 4. Dispatch o rr-site and off- centers.
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| O surements, site monitoring teams a rul W associated communications. 5. Dispatch key emergency per-
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| # 3. Initiate additional mea- sonnel, includi ng monito r-sures as indicated by event 5. Provide a dedicated indi- ing teams and associated a releases or potential re- vidual for plant status up- communications.
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| y A leases, and dates to offsite autho ri-ties a nd pe riodic press 6. Dispatch other eme rgency
| |
| : 4. Provide current info rma tio n b rie fing s. personnel to duty stations for a rmi consultation with within 5-mile radius a nd autho ritie s and 6. Make qualified experts on- alert all others to standby offsite status.
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| FF public. site available for consul-
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| ?E tation with NRC and State on a periodic basis. 7. Provide offsite monitoring m to licensee and re sults ot he rs , and jointly assess these.
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| TABLE 1 - EVENT CLASSIFICATION Page 2 g (Continued) m D. General Emergency Class State and/or Local Offsite Class Licensee Actions Authority Actions Release Potential 7. Provide me teo rological a nd 8. Continuously assess info r-dose estimates to offsite mation from licensee and Releases of more than 1000 Ci aut ho rities for actual re- of f site monitoring with re-of I-131 equivalent or more leases via a dedicated in- ga rd to cFanges to protec-than 106 Ci of Xe-133 equiva- dividual or automated data tive actions already initi-lent. transmission. ated for public and mobil-izing evacuation resources.
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| : 8. Provide release and dose projections, ba sed on 9. Recommerd placirg milk ani-available plant condition mais within 10 miles on g info rmation and foreseeable stored feed and assess need co nti nge nc ie s. to extend distance.
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| 4 8 9. Close out or rec omme nd re- 10 Provide press briefing with duction of emergency class licensee.
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| by briefing of offsite authorities at EOC and by 11. Consider relocation to phone, followed by written alte rna te EOC if act ual summary within 8 hours af t- dose accumulation in nea r-er closeout. site EOC exceeds I rem whole body or 5 rem t hy roid,
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| [}(
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| o, 12. Maintain general emergency ty, status until closeout or reduction to Site Emergency CCD
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| ''J class.
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| LJ1 E' E 5g c.
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| TABLE 1 - EVE fr CLASSIFICATION (Continued)
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| D. General Emergency Class EXA'IPLE INITIATING CONDITIONS WilICll !!AY BE CLASSIFED AS GENERAL E!!ERGENCY
| |
| : 1. a. Effluent moni to rs detect levels corres ponding to I rem /hr whole body or 5 rem /hr thyroid at the site boundary under actual meteorological conditions,
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| : b. These dose rates are projected, based on other plant parame te rs.
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| Note: Consider evacuation only within about 2 miles of the site boundary unless these levels are exceeded by a factor of 10 or are projected to continue for 10 hours.
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| : 2. Loss of 2 of 3 fission product barriers with a potential loss of 3rd barrier (e.g., loss of core geometry and primary coolant boundary and high potential for loss of containment).
| |
| Note: Consider 2-mile precautionary evacuation. If more than gap activ-ity released, extend this to 5 miles downwind.
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| : 3. Other plant conditio ns exist, fran whatever source, that make release of large amounts of radioactivity in a short time period possible, e.g., any core melt situation.
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| Notes: a. Fo r sequences where significant releases are not yet taking place and large amounts of fission products are not yet in the containment atmosphere, consider 2-mile precautionary evacua-tion. Consider 5-mile downwind evacuation (45 to 90* sector) if large amounts of fission products are in the contain'ent at-mosphere. Recommend sheltering in other parts of the plume ex-posure Emergency Planning Zone under this circumstance.
| |
| : b. For sequences where significant releases are not yet taking place and containment failure leading to a direct atmospheric release is likely in the sequence but not imminent, and large amounts of fission products, in addition to noble gases are in the containment atmosphere, consider precautionary evacua tion to 5 miles and 10-mile downwind evacuation (45* to 90* sector).
| |
| : c. For sequences where large amounts of fission products other than noble gases are in the containment atmosphere and contain-ment failure is judged imminent, rec ommend shelter for those areas where evacuation cannot be completed before transport of activity to that location.
| |
| : d. As release information becomes available, adjust these actions in accordance with dose projections, time available to evacuate and estimated evacuation times given current conditions.
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| Page 85 E:1-100 Date Rev. 8 1655 076
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| TABLE 1 - EVENT CLASSIFICATION (Continued) Page 2 D. General Emergency Class
| |
| : 4. Small and large LOCAs, with a failure of ECCS to perform, leading to severe core degradation.
| |
| : 5. Failure of offsite and on-site power, along with total loss of emergency feedwater capability for several hours.
| |
| : 6. Small LOCA with initially successful ECCS and subsequent failure of containment heat removal systems over several hours.
| |
| Page 86 EM-100 Date Rev. 8 1655 077
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| TABLE 2 - CLASSIFICATION OF POSTULATED ACCIDENTS FSAR Accident Emergency Classification Steamline Failure Unusual Event, Alert, Site Emergency Steam Generator Tube Failure Unusual Event or Alert Fuel Handling Accident Unusual Event, Al ert , Site Emergency Rod Ejection Accident Alert, Site Eme rgency, General Emerge ncy Loss of Coolant Accident General Emergency Maximum Hypotnetical Accident General Emergency Waste Gas Tank Rupture General Emergency Main Feedwater and Main Site or General Emergency Steamline Break Page 87 EM-100 Date Rev. 8 1655 078
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| TABLE 3 Radiation Monitoring Systems Range of Detector type Monitor ors 31*a t,4_on, Loc,a,tj on Sengtigtj ,,7ype_ R ad t a ',t on
| |
| .1 - I a 10" erh'r G. M. Gewe RM-G1 Control Roar RM-G2 Radiochemistry Laboratory E
| |
| . I - I a 10" ne G.M. Gama RM-G3 Sample Roar 1 - 1 a 10" heer- G .M. Gama RM.Gc Intrance Corridor .1 - I a 10" nrhr G.M. Gama
| |
| ~
| |
| N-G5 Gas Decay Tank Area .1 - 1 a 10" erhr' G. p. Gama ,
| |
| 1
| |
| * RM-G6 Makeup Tank Area .1 - 1 a 10 4 'hr G.M. Gama RM.G7 Reactor Coolant Steed Tank Elev. 95'
| |
| .1 - I a 10" pr E G.M. Gama er RM-GS Reactor Coolant 81eed Tant (lev.185' .1 - 1 a 10 hr G.M. Gama RM-G9 Personnel Access Match .I - I a 10" er E G.M. Gaama RM-GIO Makeup Pump Area .1 - I a 10" orU G.M. Game or RM-Gli Deborating - Deelnereltzer Area .1 - I a 10" W G.M. Gama RM-G12 Spent Resta 5torage tank Area .1 - I a 10" er9 C .M . Gama RM-G13 Decontamination Pit Area .1 - I a 10" erU G.M. Game RM-G14 Fuel Storage Pool Area .1 - I a 10" orG G.M. Gama er RM-GIS Aus116ary Building Fuel Handling $ ridge .1 - I a 10 E G.M. Gama r
| |
| RM-G16 Reactor Building Fuel Handling Bridge .1 - I a 10" eE G.M . Gama RM-Gl? Reactor But1 ding, hear Personnel Access Hatch .1 - 1 a 10" erii G.M. Ga-sna RM-G18 Reactor Building, in-Core Instreent Area .1 - 1 a 10" er fir G.M. Gama R
| |
| 5 R -Gl9 Reactor Buildieg DJae 5.0 - 5 a 10 E lon Chamber Game RM-Al Reactor Butiding Purge Duct to dI - 10*I Scintillation P-CsIU. Beta 10*II - 10 Scint t11a tion I-II3I. Gaea 10 10-2 (gk g,,, g,,785. Beta-Gaama RM-A2 Avalliery & Fuel Handling Butiding Enhaust Duct 10*II - 10'I Scinttilation P-t sIII. Beta 10 4I - 10"I Scintillation I-IIII. Gaasna 8
| |
| ' M'O - 10'I c G.M. G-Er $. Beta-Gaama RM- Al Aust stery Building Enhaust Duct 10 10 2 ( ' g ,,, g ,785, g, g,,g,,,
| |
| Ul-A4 fuel kand11eg 6 Spent Fuel EsSaust Duct 10'0 - 10'I c G.M. G-KrII. Beta-Gaasna Control Ceples Return Duct 10 10-2 kh g g,g, g,g,%. Beta-Gaea RN- A5 10*II - 10*I Scin t t11a tion 1-1131, g,,,
| |
| Reactor Butiding Air Sarple Line 10 6 2 ( g,,, g,g,85. Beta-Gaea RM- A6 10"II - 10' c Scintillation IIIII. Game 10 10 2 Eyc G.M. G Kr85. Beta-Gaea RM A7 Nclear Samole Room RM.AS Austilary Butiding Cahaust Duct 10 - 10 C.M. G-Kr . Beta-Game RM-A9 Not Assigned RM- A10 hot Assigned RM-All Waste Gas Decay Tank 10-6 -10'I c G.M. G-Kr85. Beta-Gasona Condenser Vacuwn Pump Eshaust 10-6 , g3 2 ( g,,, g,g,35. Beta-Gama RM- Alf Gas Samp1tng Station 10'0 2 Ey c G.M. G-Kr85. Seta Game RM A13 10 10-2 (g1 g,,, g,g,M. Seta-Gama RM- A14 Radiochemical Laboratory RM- All 5 pent Fuel Area 10 104 Ye G.M. G-tr85. Beta-Gaasna RM-L 1 Primary Coolant Letdown 104 - 10*I 'cc 5c tatillation 1-IIII. Gama RM-L2 Plant Discharge Line 10'0 10'I 'c Sclatillation Co60, g,,,
| |
| helear Serelces Closed Cycle Cooling Water 10'0 - 10'I Sc tnt t11stion Co60, g,,,
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| RM-L3 Spent Twel Cooling Water 10 10-2Pc y Scintillation Co60, g,,,
| |
| 9M-L4 Decay Meat Closed Cycle Cooling Water. I 10'' - 104 uc c c' t 5ctattilation Co60, g,,,
| |
| RM-L5 RM-L 6 Decay heat Closed Cycle Coo 11ag Water. II 10 10-2 Scintillation Co00. Gaea M-LP ivrtrine Butiding Basecent 10-6 , 33-2 pci Scintillation Co60, g,,,
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| tc P
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| * Particulate I I-G = Gaseous 1655 079 Page 38 EM-100 Date Rev.
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| TABLE 4 Emergency Kits EMERGENCY ASSEMBLY CENTER Plant Emerg.
| |
| CONT @L ROOMS Hon. Hon. W W EMERGENCY KIT CONTENTS Fossil Kit Survey survey Vehicle Nucle 6r Kit (PEV) Plant Plant il #2 Kit #1 Kit #2 Rangefinder and Compass --- --- --- 1 1 Protective Clothing 3 sets 8 sets 8 sets 2 sets 2 sets 6 sets 2 sets Respirator, Full Face --- 8 --- --- --- 4 ---
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| Respirator, Half Mask --- 5 8 2 2 2 ---
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| Replacement Filters --- 8 sets 8 sets 2 sets 2 sets 6 sets ---
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| Air Sampler. Hi Volume --- --- --- 1 1 1 ---
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| Air Sampler, Lo Volume A.C. ---
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| 1 1 -- --- --- ---
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| Tape, barricade, 5/8" x 50' I roll --- --- 2 roll 2 roll 2 roll 2 roll TLD Chips --- --- --- 10 10 --- ---
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| Tape, masking, 2" I roll --- --- 1 roll 1 roll I roll I roll Radiation Area Sign 2 --- --- 2 2 1 1 2 2 4 2 Plastic Rain Gear --- --- ---
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| Filter Paper Smears, 2" 1 box 1 box 1 box 1 box 1 box 1 box 1 box Low Range Dosimeters 6 8 8 --- --- --- ---
| |
| High Range Dosimeters --- 8 8 --- --- 6 ---
| |
| Air Filters, Particulate --- 50 50 50 50 50 ---
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| Air Filters, Charcoal ---
| |
| 10 10 10 10 10 ---
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| Labeled Envelopes 100 100 100 100 100 100 ---
| |
| -4 Sample Mount and Holder --- --- --- 1 1 1 ---
| |
| suttle, 4 oz. for water samples --- --- --- 1 1 --- ---
| |
| Flashlight Batteries 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 Flashlight 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Pen. Felt Marker, Black 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Disposable Shoe Covers 1 box 1 box 1 box 1 box 1 box 1 box 1 box Disposable Gloves 1 box 1 box 1 box 1 box 1 box 1 box 1 box Pad Paper 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Pencil. Lead 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 Pen, Ballpoint 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 Slide Rule or Calculator ---
| |
| 1 --- 1 1 1 1 Screwdriver 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Applicable Implementing Procedures 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Area Map ---
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| 1 1 1 1 1 ---
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| Meteorological & Air Activity Concentration Graphs ---
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| 1 set --- --- --- 1 set ---
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| Dosimeter Charger ---
| |
| 1 1 --- --- ---
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| 1 E-120 with HP, 190 Probe 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 E-210 Probe --- --- --- 1 1 1 1
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| ~
| |
| E-120 Check Source 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 High Range Instrument --- --- --- 1 1 1 ---
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| 1655 080 Page 89 Hi-100 Date Rev. 8
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| TABLE 5 Training Programs I.
| |
| _ RADIATION EMERGENCY TEAM TRAINING PROGRAM A.
| |
| Duties of Radiation Emergency Team B. Re-entry Procedure C. Re-entry Requirements D.
| |
| Use of Emergency Survey and Sampling Equipment E.
| |
| Use of Emergency Kit Contents 11.
| |
| ENVIRONMENTAL SURVEY TEAM TRAINING PROGRAM A.
| |
| Duties of Environmental Survey Team B. Field Surveys C.
| |
| Use of Emergency Survey and Sampling Equipment III.
| |
| MEDICAL TEAM TRAINING PROGRAM A.
| |
| Red Cross First Aid Training B.
| |
| Medical Emergency Procedures C.
| |
| Use of Emergency Kit Contents IV.
| |
| FIRE BRIGADE TRAINING PROGRAM A. Introduction B.
| |
| Fire and Fire Behavior C. Hose D. Rescue E.
| |
| Protective Breathing Apparatus F.
| |
| Fundamentals of . Fire Extinguftshing G. Fire Streams H. Overhaul I.
| |
| Site Fire-Fighting Equipment 1655 081 Page 90 EM-100 Date Rev. 8
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| *t3 m
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| FFRfVRMANCE Cilf?t/ RAD ENCINEFR ggggptgAygg qgfqg HECI ANICAL MAggy= FNCINCFRlNC PROTFL710N SurrRVISOR SUPERVISOR SL'PEEY390R STAFF ENC. p,Mca ,
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| UFFICE MANACf3 StiprRygSng Si1IFT SUPERVISORS "
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| SRO SECRFTARIES AND CoptrLgANCE QA/QC NECilANICS 'h Ct.ERKS AUDITORS INSPECTURS RESULTS PfANT ENGINf.ER FNCINEER hg ASST. shirt CONFRAy10R p Surf RVI K('R$ l't.ECTRICAL f1Etal . S tyg OTFICFR OF (DPirtiTFR AND o T11E CUAN' SUPERVIS0" CONFROLS FM:7. [y "
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| Q 0FF.RAlt'NS RO FLAEN RF. ACTOR TF.01tN101 ANS SECURITY CUARDS ELt*CTRICIANS ENGINFER' FNGINITR IIFAI.Til rtlYSf CS genN g tag, SI'rERVISOR TRAININC TECII. SUPPORT Pl ANNING St'PruRT StrFRVISOR C00RD.'S SUPrRVfKon rNCINFER FFUINTC]ANS 3 gA 94 l go; NECORDS Ct.ERK MAINTP. NANCE NUCL. TLC 11 FNf:R . ' S "I AS.N A . Lililit M AD p '
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| TRAINING SUPPURT TrCil.'S L "F0TFCTION FNCR.
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| SrECIALIST ,
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| T SRO = Senior Reactne Operator'n Lf renne S ,FE g
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| RO = Reneter Operator's Llrenne rLAnnt rN L CIERKS l FJNT ENCINTERS ht.ix;. St.wv!U.S s
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| CRYSTAL RIVER 3 DiERGENCY PLAN APPENDIX A STATE OF FLORIDA EMERGENCY PLAN 1655 093 EM-100 Date Rev. 8
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| r-S:a:e of FLorica RARO: LOGICAL EXERGENCY PLAN FCiR F_IXED 'g N
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| STATE OF FLORIDA RADIOLOGICAL EMERGENCY PLAN FOR FIXED NUCLEAR FACILITIES 1979 1655 095
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| CALL LIST FOR FIXED NUCLEAR FACILITY EMERCENCIES STATE WARNING POINT, TALLAHASSEE Divison of Disaster P_reparedness - NAWAS Office Number - 24 Hrs / Day 904/488-1320 Suncom 275-1320 ALTERNATE STATE MARNING POINT, TALLAHASSEE Division of Law Enforcement - 24 Ers/ Day 904/488-5757 DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH & REHABILITATIVE, ORLANDO Wallace Johnson OFFICE 305/299-0580 HOME 275-0882 Jearold C. Eakin OFFICE 305/299-0580 -
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| HOME 299-5648 Jere B. Dumas OFFICE 305/299-0580 HOME 668-8127 Daniel W. Thoss OFFICE 305/299-0580 HOME 277-1928 D.H.R.S., Jacksonville, Florida John P. Lanham OFFICE 904/354-3961 HOME 264-5041 D.H.R.S., Tallahassee Ulray Clark OFFICE 904/487-1004 HOME 878-6754 U. S. NUCLEAR REGULATORY COMMI3SION REGION II, ATLANTA, GEORGIA OFFICE 404/221-4503 U. S. ENERGY RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT ADMINISTRATION (ERDA), ST. PETERSBURG, FLORIDA OFFICE 813/544-2511, Ext. 513 Dept. of Energy, Pinellas County NAWAS
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| 'U. S. DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY, SA/ANNAH RIVER OPERATIONS Aiken, South Carolina OFFICE 803/725-6211 DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE, JOINT NUCLEAR ACCIDENT COORDINATION CENTER Albuquerque, New Mexico OFFICE 505/264-4667 1655 096
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| h DEFENSE CIVIL PREPAREDNESS AGENCY, REGION III THOMASVILLE, GEORGIA OFFICE 912/226-1761 Division of Disaster Preparedness (DDP) South Area John Buchanan, dupiter verALL 305/746-4586 SUNCOM 451-5066 HOME 305/626-1170 Division of Disaster Preparedness (DDP) Central Area James Lawson, Wildwood OFFIGL WU4/748-1616 SUNCOM 352-7870 HOME 904/732-7459 Division of Disaster Preparedness (DDP) West Area Robert Smith, DeFuniak Springs OFFICE 904/892-3196 SUNCOM 221-2250 HOME 892-5456 Division of Disaster Preparedness (DDP) North Area James Dalzell, Starke OFFICE 904/964-5305 St,dCGb : lo70GB HOME 264-9727 0
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| INDEX RADIOLOGICAL EMERGENCY PLAN FOR FIXED NUCLEAR FACILITIES, 1979 I. General II. Organization and Responsibilities III. Concept of Operations IV. Communications V. Direction and Control Appendix A. S.O.P. - State Warning Point Appendix B. Public Information Appendix C. Emergency Medical Services Appendix D. Additional Radiological Assistance Appendix E. Protective Action Guide Appendix F. Other Accidents / Incidents Appendix G. Dade County Emergency Response Plan Appendix H. Martin County Emergency Response Plan Appendix I. St. Lucie County Emergency Response Plan Appendix J. Citrus County Emergency Response Plan Appendix K. Jackson County Emergency Response Plan Appendix L. Levy County Emergency Response Plan Appendix M. Response to Emergencies in other States Appendix N. Advisory Assistance Appendix 0. Record Keeping and Documentation Appendix AA. Drills, Exercises and Critiques Appendix BB. Training and Retraining of Emergency Personnel Appendix CC. Plan Review, Revision and Promulgation i
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| LIST OF DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND REHABILITATIVE SERVICES O
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| STANDARD OPERATIhG PROCEDURES FOR FIXED NUCLEAR FACILITIES I. Department Procedures for Evaluating and Responding to Radiological Emergencies at Fixed Nuclear Facilities II. A. Department Emergency Procedures Turkey Point B. Department Emergency Procedures Crystal River C. Department Emergency Procedures St. Lucie D. Department Emergency Procedures Joseph M. Farley Site (Jackson County - Pending)
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| III. Department Procedures for Radiation Hazard Control, Foodstuff and Milk IV. Department Standard Equipment Lists Other Than for Mobile Emergency Radiological Laboratory (MERL)
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| V. Department Standard Overating Procedures for Mobile Emergency Radiological Laboratory (MERL)
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| VI. Florida Marf.ne Patrol, Department of Natural Resources 11
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| FLORIDA RADIOLOGICAL EMERGENCY PLAN FOR FIXED NUCLEAR FACILITIES 1979 I. General A. Authority:
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| : 1. Chapter 252 Florida Statutes, as amer 1ad
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| : 2. Chapter 290 Florida Statutes
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| : 3. Current Governor's Executive Order Implementing Chapter 252
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| : 4. Florida Emergency Operations Plan
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| : 5. Florida Natural Disaster Plan
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| : 6. Public Law 93-288 .
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| B.
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| ==Purpose:==
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| : 1. To provide for response to accidents involving radio-active materials and/or ionizing radiation at fixed nuclear facilities for protection of the public health and safety.
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| C. Definition of Radiological Emergency:
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| : 1. A radiological emergency is an occurrence which results in either:
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| : a. The loss of control or radioactive materials which may involve a hazard to the health and safety of people, or
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| : b. A potential or actual accident exposure to pec7 1e from radiation sources or radiating-producing machines.
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| II. Organization and Responsibilities A. State Agencies:
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| : 1. . Division of Disaster Preparedness, Department of Community Affairs ,,
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| : a. Command and control
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| : b. Notification and communications
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| : c. Coordination between state agencies
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| : d. Coordination between multi-county emergency organizations
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| : e. Coordination between other states, industry, and the federal government
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| : 2. Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services
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| : a. Radiation accident evaluation
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| : b. Radiological expcsure control
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| : c. Protective response assistance
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| : d. Emergency medical services
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| : e. Public health and canitation
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| : f. Social services
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| : 3. Division of Florida Highway Patrol, Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles
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| : a. Traffic control
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| : b. Communications (support)
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| : c. Law Enforcement coordination
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| : 6. Transportation of radiological emergency teams
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| : 4. Divisio:1ofRo5dOperations,Departmentof Transportation 2
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| : a. Public works
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| : b. Communications (support)
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| : c. Traffic control (support)
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| : 5. Department of Agriculture and consumer Services
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| : a. Radiological exposure control of milk and food supplies
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| : 6. Division of Forestry, Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services
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| : a. Fire service - rural
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| : b. Communications (support)
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| : c. Public works (support) .
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| : 7. Division _of Law Enforcement, Department of Natural Resources
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| : a. Traffic control - water borne
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| : b. Law Enforcement (support)
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| : c. Communications (support)
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| : d. Radiological monitoring (water borne - support)
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| B. County and Local Agencies:
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| : 1. County Disaster Preparedness Coordinator
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| : a. Direction and control
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| . b. Warning and evacuation
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| : c. Communications
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| : d. Public information
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| : e. Accident assessment
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| : f. Protective response
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| : g. Radiological exposure control 1655 102
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| Director, County Health Department lll
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| : a. Public health and sanitation services
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| : b. Emergency medical services
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| : 3. County Sheriff
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| : a. Law enforcement
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| : b. Warning and evacuation (implementation)
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| : c. Traffic control
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| : d. Communications (support)
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| : e. Rescue (support)
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| : 4. County Road Department
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| : a. Public works - engineering
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| : b. Transportation
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| : 5. Fire-Rescue Service
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| : a. Fire control O
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| : b. Rescue C. Responsibilities
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| : 1. The organization for operations is shown diagrammatically in Figure 1. Notification of appropriate state agencies will be made in accordance with Section IV.
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| : 2. Notification of incidents will be made via NAWAS or other communication media (See Section IV) directly to the State Primary Warning Point or Alternate Warning Point in Tallahassee. Area emergency coordinators and/or County
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| ' emergency coordinators receive concurrent notification if NAWAS is utilized. Dir'e"c' tion ahd control will be exercised by the Division of Disaster Preparedness.
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| FIGURE 1
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| * ORGANIZATION FOR RADIOLOGICAL RESPONSE GOVFRNOlk DIVISION OF DISASTER PREPAREDNESS COORDINATION, COMMUNICATIONS DEPARTMENT DEPARTMENT OF DEPARTMENT OF DEPT. OF 11.R.S. FLORIDA OF -
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| NATURAL RESOURCES TRANSPORTATION RESPONSE TEAMS, ilIGIIWAY PUBLIC WORKS, PUBLIC llEA!!ril, PATROL AGRICULTU3E SUPPORT, SERVICES FOOD, SUPPORT v' SOCIAL AND SUPPORT, ECONOMIC SERVICES FIRE SERVICE SERVICES AREA AREA LEVEL COOltDINATOR COORDINATION STA'""
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| COORDirJATE, CONTROL SUPPORT AGENCIES rs n COUNTY COUNTY
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| : 3. ! Evaluation of the incident will be made by the lll Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services Physicist and the need for any specific amergency protective measures determined.
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| : 4. Emplementation of warning and/or protective action I including evacuation will be at the county level.
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| : 5. Action at the State level will be principally in support of local action. An exception to the abore is the Department of Health and Rehabilitative Serv-ices Radiological Emergency Teams and Mobile Labo-ratory units which will function as part of the primary response capability.
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| : 6. Requests for assistance from other state and federal agencies with radiological emergency response capability will be made by the Division of Disaster Preparedness on the advice of the Department of Health and Rehabili-tative Services Health Physicists.
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| : 7. Recovery and reentry operations will be conducted under the supervision of the Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services. A technical advisory group made up of the Director, Office of Health Programs, Director, Division of Disaster Preparedness, and Chairman of the Board of County Commissioners, or their designated representatives, will determine measures required to restore the situation to pre-accident conditions.
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| FLORIDA RADIOLOGICAL EMERGENCY PLAN FOR FIXED NUCLEAR FACILITIES, 1979 8 Legal Liability. Procedures to be followed should claims be made against the state or local governments as a result of implamenting this plan are specified in Florida Statutes, Chapter 120, Chapter 786.20, Chapter 252.39, .43, .51.
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| III. Concept of Operations A. Notification procedures in the event of a radiological amergency at a fixed nuclear facility within, or affecting the State of Florida:
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| : 1. In the event of an incident wherein the accidental release or spill of radioactive material occurs, the responsible person or any other person aware of the incident will notify via NAWAS, telephone or other available means as specified in III D below:
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| The Duty Warning Officer State Warning Point Tallahassee (manned 24 hrs / day)
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| Division of Disaster Preparedness Interim State Emergency Operating Center 1720 South Gadsden Street Tallahassee, Florida 32301 NAWAS: " STATE WARNING POINT TALLAHASSEE" Telephone: 904/488-1320, or:
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| * EMERGENCY PLAN FOR FIXED NUCLEAR FACILITIES, 1979 Duty Communications / Teletype Operator G
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| Communications Center 202 West Blount Street Tallahassee, Florida 32301 NAWAS: " ALTERNATE STATE WARNING POINT TALLAHASSEE" Telephone: 904/488-5757
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| : 2. In the event the STATE WARNING POINT TALLAHASSEE or the ALTERNATE STATE WARNING POINT TALLAEASSEE cannot be contacted by NAWAS or by telephone, the reporting individual will call the nearest Florida Highway Patrol Station, Sherif f's Of fice, County Civil Defense Of fice or Division of Disaster Preparedness Area Office, pro-viding information (see Paragraph B below) concerning llh the event for delivery by the most expeditious means to the Division of Disaster Preparedness.
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| : 3. The Duty Warning Officer, Division of Disaster Prepared-ness or the Duty Communications / Teletype Operator, Division of Law Enforcement, upon receiving information relevant to a RADIOLOGICAL INCIDENT, will notify the in Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services, accordance with Appendix A.
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| B. Reporting Procedures for incidents relating to radiologiesi emergencies at fixed nuclear facilities within, or affecting, the State of Florida.
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| : 1. In the event of an incident wherein accidental release or spill of radioactive materials occurs, the following reporting procedure will be used:
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| : a. Primary or initial reports will be handled in a restricted, or need to know, manner.
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| : b. The following data, when available, will be provided:
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| (1) Name, address and telephone number of caller (2) Location of incident (3) Date/ time of incident (4) Estimate of quantity of radioactive material released, or being released, and height of release (5) Chemical and physical form of released material (6) Prevailing weather, if applicable:
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| (a) Nind velocity (b) Wind direction (c) Temperature (d) Atmospheric stability (7) Personnel status:
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| (a) Killed (b) Injured (Hospitalized)
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| (c) Injured (Not hospitalized)
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| (8) Estimate of projected dose r.t site boundary, if applicable (9) Estimate of projected dcse range for low population zone (LPZ), if applicable.
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| . EMERGENCY PLAN FOR FIXED NUCLEAR FACILITIES, 1979 (10) Estimate of contamination (11) Emergency response procedures in effect, if a;plicable (12) Emergency actions recommended, if applicable
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| : 2. The following code names are assigned to Electric Power Companios in or near Florida:
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| : a. Gulf Power Corporation BENDER
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| : b. Jacksonville Electric Authority CROWN
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| : c. Florida Power Corporation COASTER
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| : d. Florida Power & Light Company TROPICAL
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| : e. Alabama Power Company NORTH STAR The following code names will be used to identify the geographical location of each Nuclear Power Plan in or near Florida: (l)
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| : a. Turkey Point MARLIN
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| : b. St. Lucie-Hutchinson Island SAILFISH
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| : c. Crystal River TARPON
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| : d. Farley Site (Chattahoochee River) SHELLCRACKER C. Types of Incidents - Authentication Procedure There are two basic types of Radiological Incidents; those involving large fixed nuclear facilities and other incidents.
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| The Duty Warning Officer may require authentication of all incoming reports if there is deviation from established reporting procedures:
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| : 1. EXERCISE messages relevant to Radiological Incident exercise purposes will be identified by the code word CRY WOLF at the beginning and end of each message text.
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| : 2. EMERGENCY messages relevant to a Radiological Incident at a Nuclear Power Plant will be identified by the code arord GROUND FOG at the beginning of each message text.
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| D. Categories of Incidents CATEGORY IV Incident confined within the nuclear plant.
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| No assistance required. (Telephone report direct to DERS, if applicable.)
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| CATEGORY III Incident confined to the exclusion area.
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| Limited support assistance may be required from local fire and ambulance personnel, other services in a standby status. (Telephone direct to DHRS, if applicable.)
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| CATEGORY II Radioactive material released off-site with some radiation exposure expected. Support assistarce is required from support grcups.
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| Protective measures are discretionary.
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| Of f-site exposure expected to be greater than:
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| 1.00 rem Whole Body 5.00 rem Thyroid and all other organs but less than values for Category I.
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| CATEGORY I Major incident involves release of radicactive material affecting substantial areas outside the facility. ded.
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| Protective measures, including activation and implementation of evacuation plans for threatened areas,that must be taken.
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| Offsite exposure expected to be greater than:
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| 5.0 ram Whole Body 25.0 ram Thyroid and all other organs E. Low Population Zone 1.''The Low Population Zone will extend outward from each nuclear power plant for a radius of five (5) miles, and shall be segmented into 22h 0 .ures and will be lettered A through R for the 360 of the compass.
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| True north will be centered in Zone A.
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| : 2. Each Area shall be divided into SECTORS beginning at the center and extending outward in mile increments, O
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| One through Five.
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| : a. Area and Sector sketch is shewn in Figure 2.
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| : b. Contaminated area, extending outward from the nuclear plant, will be located and reported as
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| " ECHO FOXTROT One through Five." See Figure 2.
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| FIGURE 2 PHONETIC ALPHABET A-ALPHA H-HOTEL O-OSCAR V-VICTCR B-BRAVO I-IND.'A P-PAPA W-WHISKEY C-CHARLIE J-JULIET Q-QUEBEC X-X-RAY D-DELTA K-KILO R-ROMEO Y-YA:CTE E-ECHO L-LIMA S-SIERRA Z-::CLU F-FOXTROT M-MIKE T-TANGO G-GCLF N-NOVEMBER U-UNIFORM AREA & SECTOR SaETCE R 3
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| FLORIDA RADIOLOGICAL EMERGENCY PLAN FOR FIXED NUCLEAR FACILITIES, 1979 F. Sample Message Format
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| : 1. The following lists several type message which may be transmitted via NAWAS concerning a nuclear power plant radiological amergency:
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| : a. " STATE WARNING POINT TALLAHASSEE this is TARPON, over." TARPON this is STATE MARNING POINT TALLA-HASSEE, go ahead. STATE WARNING POINT TALLARASSEE this is TARPON. Exercise CRY WOLF CATEGORY ONE Exercise CRY WOLF. Acknowledge, over. TARPON this is STATE WARNING POINT TALLAHASSEE, we ac-knoV.edg e your CRY WOLF message at 19162. STATE WARNING POINT, out."
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| : b. Note: ALL EXERCISE messages will open and close with the term, " EXERCISE CRY WOLF," No other g terminology will be used.
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| : c. " STATE WARNING POINT TALLAHASSEE this is TROPICAL, over. TROPICAL this is STATE WARNING POINT TALLA-HASSEE, go ahead. STATE WARNING POINT TALLAHASSEE this is TROPICAL. GROUND FOG, SAIL FISH, CATEGORY ONE--GOLF--HOTEL--JULIET--KILO--One through Five.
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| Acknowledge over. TROPICAL this is STATE WARNING POINT TALLAHASSEE, we acknowledge your message at 2136Z. STATE WARNING POINT TALLAHASSEE out,
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| FLORIDA RADIOLOGICAL EMERGENCY PLAN FOR FIXED NUCLEAR FACILITIES, 1979 remain alert for further amergency messages and Positive stand by to provide requested assistance.
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| NET CONTROL will be established by STATE WARNING POINT TALLAHASSEE.
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| : e. It is essential that all messages, exercises or otherwise, be properly transmitted and received.
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| Speak slowly and distinctly. Say unfamiliar words twice.
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| Receive acknowledgement that your message has been properly received and understood by the Warning Point.
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| f.
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| Due to urgency, some messages may contain only brief initial report information, g.
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| A Radiological Report Form for fixed nuclear facilities is shown in Figure 3. To preserve message integrity, the following kinds of information will be transmitted by means other than NAWAS, if available.
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| (1) TROPICAL and telephone nwmber 305-XXX-XXXX.
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| (2) SAILFISH.
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| (3) THIS DATE 4:36 p.m.
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| (4) Quantity released undetermined.
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| (5) Coolant spill.
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| (6)
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| Weather is wind 8-10 mph from North 67 degrees cicud (7) Injuries unknown - will advise later.
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| (8) Dose rate unknown at site.
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| Dose rate unknown in zone and sector, will advise later.
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| DTG Telephone 1.,.Name Address
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| : 2. Location of accident of
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| : 3. Date/ Time quantity Estimated of accident of radiological material released / height 4.
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| : 5. . Chemical / Physical form of radiological ma er
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| : 6. Weather: Wind direction _, Atmospheric stability temperature
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| : 7. Personnel status: Killed Injured (hospitalized)
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| Injured (not hescitalized _
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| : 8. Estimated dose rate at site boundary 9
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| : 11. Emergency response procedures presently in effect
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| (11) Local off-site amergency response enroute to scene, ambulance, fire, rescue and police.
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| (12) Request additional support from Radiological Health and Police.
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| G. Accident Assessment at Fixed Nuclear Facilities:
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| : 1. Nuclear Facility Operators,
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| : a. Nuclear facility operators have the initial responsibility for assessment of accidents involving their facilities. This includes prompt action necessary to evaluate potential risk to public health and safety both on-site and off-site. Initial accident information should be transmitted by the facility operator to State Warning Point Tallahassee.
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| : b. Each Nuclear facility is required to prepare and maintain emergency plans, including a radiological accident plan. The following plans are adopted by reference as part of the State plan:
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| (1) Florida Power & Light Company - Turkey Point Emergency Plans, as revised.
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| (2) Florida Power & Light Company - St. Luc e Emergency Plan, as revised.
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| (3) Florida Power Corporation - Crystal River Emergency Plan, as revised.
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| : c. In addition to the above plans, the following memorandums of understanding have been adopted between the utilities and DERS.
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| (1) Memorandum of Understanding, Florida Power
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| & Light Company (current).
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| (2) Memorandum of Understanding, Florida Power Corporation (current) .
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| (3) Memorandum of Understanding, Alabama Power Company (current) .
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| : 2. State Department of Health and Rehabilitative Service
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| : a. Upon receipt of a report of an incident the Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services Health Physicist contacted will:
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| O (1) Verify that an incident has occurred.
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| (2) Determine radiological status and its prognosis.
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| (3) Verify that control room procedures to cope with nuclear incident have been implemented.
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| (4) Determine meteorologhal conditions and forecasts.
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| (Weather information will normally be furnished by facility operator. If the information cannet be obtained from this source, call National Weather Service, (Orlando, 305/857-1910) and request existing weather at station nearest the site of the incident.)
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| FLORIDA RADIOLOGICAL EMERGENCY PLAN FOR FIXED NUCLEAR FACILITIES, 1979 (5) Utilize Protective Action Guides as shown in Appendix E to determine whether protective action may be required to reduce exposure to ionizing radiation.
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| (6) Utilize maps, overlays, and other previously calculated data on projected dose to determine dose rates and their distribution off-site.
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| : 3. Local Government (Disaster Preparedness)
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| : a. The local Disaster Preparedness Coordinator sup-ported by the State will have responsibility for off-site accident assessmen,t at fixed nuclear facili-ties (See Appendix F). When advised by the nuclear facility operator, that a Category I or Category II situation prevails, the local coordinator should initiate protective action in sectors which are or may be affected. His actions should be based on information from the nuclear facility operator pend .-~
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| further advice from the Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services.
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| : 4. Radiological Response Team
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| : a. If it is established that a substantial release of radioactive material off-site has occurred by Depart-ment of Health and Rehabilitative Services Health Physicist will request monitoring information for confirming the following sources:
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| (1) Facility emergency coordinator.
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| (2) County Radiological Health Personnel, when available.
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| (3) Radiation monitors of the appropriate County Disaster Preparedness organizations.
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| (4) Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services Radiological Emergency Teams dispatched by most expeditious transportation to site.
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| : b. During periods of inclement weather, reliance will be placed on fixed monitoring locations around fixed facilities shown in Department of Health and Rehabili-tative Services Standard Operating Procedures IIA - IIC (Sec. 4.c). These are all-weather monitoring locatic When it is necessary to use field survey instruments, they will be protected by plastic bags to prevent instrument damage.
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| : c. Composition of the Department of Health and Rehabili-tative Services Radiological Emergency Teams is shown in Appendix A and equipment is shown in DHRS S.O.P. IV.
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| : d. Upon arrival of the DHRS Health Physicist and/or Emergency Team, samples will be immediately collected as follows, from fixed monitoring locations around the facility. (See DHRS Standard Operating Procedure II A, II B, II C, II D, etc.)
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| - Iodine Cartridges (5-8 per site)
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| (CaF :Mn) TLD Dosimeters (2 at each location) (5-11 per site) .
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| : e. TLD dosimeters will be read at once upon arrival of Mobile Emergency Radiological Laboratory (MEPl.)
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| utilizing TLD reader in that unit. Any radiation exposure to members of the general population will be estimated by the DHRS Health Physicist.
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| : f. Other samples will be analyzed as soon as possible to provide estimates of levels of concentration in air of radioactive particulates and/or halogens and other information.
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| H. Protective Response
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| : 1. Various measures may be required to reduce the con-sequences of an accident to persons in the off-site environs. Provisions for protective action including evacuation of on-site areas are made in facility emergency plans. Protective response action may be required to reduce radiation exposure to residents or transients in off-site environs. These measures may include any or all of the following actions:
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| : a. Evacuation of residents and transients in certain areas.
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| : b. Control of entrance to af fected areas.
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| : c. Notification of affected residents and transients to "take cover."
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| : 2. Implementation of the above actions is a function of the county Disaster Preparedness Coordinator in accordance 21
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| ' NUCLEAR FACILITIES, 1979 with county Emergency Operations Plans (see Appendices g G-L). Response actions will be implemented by the county emergency coordinator based on recommendations from the following sources:
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| : a. Facility Emergency Coordinators
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| : b. DHRS Bealth Physicist
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| : c. Local amergency departments in the absence of contact with a or b above.
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| : 3. The Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services Health Physicist will assess the accident as outlined in Paragraph G, 2, page 18. He will then determine from the County Disaster Preparedness Coordinator specific measures being taken and make recommendations as necessary.
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| This information will be transmitted as outlined in Section IV. page 27.
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| : 4. The Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services Health Physicist, if indicated, will:
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| : a. Alert and assemble radiological emergency team.
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| : b. Alert Orlando Radiological Laboratory staff to man laboratory.
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| : c. Man and dispatch the Mobile Emergency Radiological Laboratory (MERL) to pre-established locations at II B , II C, affected site. (See DHRS S.O.P. II A, II D.)
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| : d. MERL will be utilized at the scene as a mobile Emergency Operating Center by the DHRS Health Physicist.
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| : 5. Estimated time of arrival of DHRS Radiological Emergency Teams at the scene is estimated to be:
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| Turkey Point 6 hours St. Lucie 3 hours Crystal River 2 hours Joseph M. Farley 6 hours (Marianna, Jackson Co.)
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| : 6. Upon arrival at the scene, DHRS Health Physicist or Emergency Team Captain will contact the County Disaster Coordinator and/or the facility emergency coordinator.
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| At that time the Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services Health Physicist or Emergency Team Captain will assume responsibility for:
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| : a. Radiation surveys to establish areas and limits of areas which require restricted access.
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| : b. Analysis of food or water pathways to determine action (if any) required to prevent transfer of contamination to man.
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| : c. Action required to institute reentry to affected areas.
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| : d. Assistance to facility or to contiguous state when requested.
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| I. Radiological Exposure Control
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| : 1. Control of radiological exposure must consider the fellcwins
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| : a. Radiation exposure (shine) from the facility.
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| : b. Immersion in a cloud containing radioactive materials released from a facility and moving off-site dcwnwind.
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| c.
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| : d. Exposure from material deposited on the clothing or body from the above source.
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| : e. Exposure from material deposited on the ground from a pessing cloud.
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| 7 Txposure from ingestion of material deposited in food and water.
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| : 2. Exposure to people in the off-site environs is most likely to result from conditions in paragraph I.1 above, during the immediate post-accident period.
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| Condition 1 a will be highly localized near the facility boundary if it exists at all. Exposure from this source may be reduced by prompt evacuation of Evaluation of exposure vill h people in this situation.
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| be made utilizing fixed TLD dosimeters permanently deployed around each large facility.
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| : 3. Condition 1 b will also be localized in the downwind directions. Protective action will involve immediate "take shelter" action in any type of structure, and/
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| or prompt evacuation of people within the plume boundaries. Removal from the area prior to plume arrival will remove radiation exposure from conditien 1b and 1 c.
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| : 4. Contaminants already deposited on the clothing or body will not be removed by evacuation from the plume.
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| Persons evacuated from such an area will be monitored to determine whether any such material is present.
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| Initial monitoring of evacuees will be made in accordance with County emergency operations plans by local emergency personnel. Surface Contamination Action Guides listed in Table 3, Appendix E will be utilized to evaluate levels of contamination. Except in cases of personnel injury, decontamination of evacuees will take place prior to proceeding to designated reception areas.
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| Cases of personnel injury will be evaluated to determine whether decontamination procedures would result in delay of needed care. Lifesaving is the priority item. In the event that transfer to a medical facility is required without decontamination, emergency medical personnel will be informed of the levels of contamination which exist a-will, in turn, inform hospital emergency room personnel.
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| : 5. Emergency Response Personnel:
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| : a. County emergency personnel entering the area down-wind from the site will be issued self-reading destmr ters (0 - 200 mr). The County Disaster Coordinator or his representative will properly charge these dosimeters at the time they are issued and will main-tain a list of personnel to whom issued.
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| : b. Emergency personnel will be instructed to read ggg their dosimeters at 15 minute intervals. Should the indicated exposure exceed 100 mr, wearer will be directed to leave the area and report to the personnel monitoring station for instructions.
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| Radiation exposure to personnel will be guided by values shown in Appendix E.
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| : c. Upon termination of the amergency, the County Disaster Coordinator will collect all self-reading dosimeters issued. These dosimeters will be read at the time of collection and any exposure will be recorded.
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| : d. The County Disaster Coerdinator will furnish a list of persons monitored with self-reading dosimeters and their exposure to the DHRS, Central Operations O
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| Services within 12 hours of termination of the amergency.
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| : 6. DHRS emergency personnel involved in accident assessment in the field, and/or rescue of injured personnel, will be issued CaF:Mn TLD dosimeters together with 0 - 200 mr SELF-READING DOSIMETERS. A Victoreen Model 2800 TLD reader is part of the instrumentation assigned to MERL.
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| Radiation exposure will be guided by values shown in Appendix E.
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| : 7. If it is necessary for emergency personnel to enter an area which has been declared contaminated, a " clean line" 26 g 1655 125
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| FLORIDA RADIOLOGICAL EMERGENCY PLAN FOR FIXED NUCLEAR FACILITIES, 1979 will be established and all emergency personnel and equipment will be monitored for contamination before leaving the area. This monitoring will be accomplished by local amergency personnel until arrival of the DERS Radiological Emergency Team or Teams using Guidance contained in Table 3, Appendix E.
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| IV. Communications A. Communications Systems
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| : 1. Emergency communications requirements for reporting, coordination, and control of emergency response actions required of a radiological accident will utilize estab-lished communications resources and operating procedures as contained within existing County, District, Area, and State Communications and Warning Annexes including Appendices and Attachments.
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| B. Procedure
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| : 1. In the event of a radiological accident, each service shall have specific responsibilities.
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| : 2. NAWAS equipment will be used to issue the initial warning.
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| : 3. Radio communications of the Nuclear Power Plan, State /
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| Local Governments will be inter-connected for emergency response actions.
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| : 4. All other communications systems of agencies and,or services will be used to fullest extent possible.
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| C. Execution
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| : 1. The execution of amergency communications shall be in accordance with Section III of the Florida Radio-logical Emergency Response Plan.
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| : 2. The Mobile Emergency Radiological Laboratory of the DERS is equipped with compatible two-way radio communications.
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| V. Direction and Control A. Division of Disaster Preparedness "1. Overall direction and control is the responsibility of the Division Director.
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| : 2. Implementation and execution of such direction and control for the Division Director in the area affected will be by the Area Coordinator. lll B. Decartment of Health and Rehabilitative Services
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| : 1. County Health Officer
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| : a. Emergency medical services
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| : b. Protection of public health
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| : 2. Radiological Health Services, Central Operations, DERS
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| : a. Radiation accident evaluation
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| : b. Radiological exposure control
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| : c. Control of radiological emergency teams C. Other State Agencies
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| : 1. Support for State and Local actions D. _ Local Government (Counties)
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| : 1. All local resources
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| FLORIDA RADIOLOGICAL EMERGENCY PLAN FOR FIXED NUCLEAR FACILITIES, 1979 AGREED AND CONCURRED WITH:
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| Director, Division of Disaster Otaff Director of Health Preparedness Programs Director, Division cf Florida Director, Division of Law Highway Patrol Enforcement Director, Division of Road Department of Agriculture and Operations Consumer Services Director, Division of Forestri 29 1655 128
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| FLORIDA RADIOLOGICAL EMERGENCY PLAN FOR FIXED NUCLEAR FACILITIES, 1979 APPENDIX A STANDARD OPERATING F80CEDURE FOR STATE WARNING POINT FI%ED NUCLEAR FACILITIES ACCIDENTS I. Standard Operating Procedures:
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| A. The Duty Warning Officer, Division of Disaster Preparedness or the Duty Communications / Teletype Operator, Division of Marine Resources, upon notification of a Radiological Incident or Exercise will take the following action:
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| : 1. Notify the first available one of the following:
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| : a. Wallace B. Johnson, Public Health Physicist Office: (305) 299-0580 (Orlando)
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| Home: (305) 275-0882 (Orlando)
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| : b. Jearold C. Eakins, Public Health Physicist Ofiice: (305) 299-0580 (Orlando)
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| Home: (305) 299-5648 (Orlando)
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| : c. Jere B. Dumas, Public Health Physicist Office: (305) 299-0580 (Orlando)
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| Home: (305) 668-8127 (Orlando)
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| : d. Daniel W. Thoss, Public Health Phys ::st Office: (305) 299-0580 (Orlando)
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| Home: (305) 277-1928 (Orlando)
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| : e. John P. Lanham, Public Health Physicist Office: (904) 354-3961 (Jacksonville)
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| Home (904) 264-5041 (Orange Park)
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| : 2. Also notify:
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| Ulray Clark, Administrator, Radiological Health Services Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services Office: (904) 487-1004 (Tallahassee 1 Home: (904) 878-6754 (Tallahassee)
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| : 3. It is the responsibility of the Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services to keep this call list curren:
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| FLORIDA RADIOLOGICAL EMERGENCY PLAN FOR FIXED NUCLEAR FACILITIES, 1979 APPENDIX A and to notify the Division of Disaster Preparedness by letter, of changes in personnel and/or assignment.
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| II. Operations A. Upon notification of any Radiological Incident (or Exercise) at a Fixed Nuclear Facility within or affecting the State of Florida and after first notifying the Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services person, the Duty Warning Officer, State Warning Point Tallahassee, or the Duty Communications /
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| Teletype Operator, Alternate State Warning Point Tallahassee will notify the following as soon as possible:
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| : 1. The County Disaster Preparedness Coordinators affected.
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| The County Warning Point in affected locations will simultaneously receive information via NAWAS and can acknowledge receipt at same time as State Warning Point Tallahassee.
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| : 2. The Division of Disaster Preparedness Area Coordinatcr affected.
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| : 3. The Director, Division of Disaster Preparedness and other staff personnel as required.
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| : 4. The Governor's Office (or as directed by the Directer, Division of Disaster Preparedness).
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| : 5. Others as may be required.
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| B. Following above notifications, the Director, Division of Disaster Preparedness (or other staff personnel as directed),
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| FLORIDA RADIOLOGICAL EMERGENCY PLAN FOR FIXED NUCLEAR FACILITIES, 1979 APPENDIX A will notify the following Federal Agencies:
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| : 1. U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Region II Atlanta, Georgia (404) 221-4503
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| : 2. U.S. Department of Energy Savannah River Operations Aiken, South Carolina (803) 725-6211
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| : 3. Defense Civil Preparedness Agency Region III Thomasville, Georgia (912) 226-1761 3
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| RADIOLOGICAL EMERGENCIES AT FIXED NUCLEAR FACILITIES INFORMAT!0ff FLOW PATTERN NUCLEAR POWER PLANT
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| FLORIDA RADIOLOGICAL EMERGENCY PLAN FOR FIXED NUCLEAR FACILITIES, 1979 APPENDIX B PUBLIC INFORMATION I. Purpose The purpose of this section is to provide guidan=e on notifying the public of a radiological accident or incident at a fixed nuclear facility.
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| II. Responsibility Control of official releases to the news media of all informatien from a state agency will be exercised by the Governor or his designated representative. Responsibility for review of media releases to determine validity of information and accuracy of technical data rests with the Department of Health & Rehabili-tative Services, Radiological Health Services. The Division of Disaster Preparedness is responsible for the transmission and delivery of information to the Office of the Governor. Govern-mental news releases necessary to effect local population centrol are the responsibility of the local Disaster Preparedness Coordi-nator and other local officials.
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| III. Media Release Examples of public news releases follow:
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| FLORIDA RADIOLOGICAL EMERGENCY PLAN FOR FIXEC NUCLEAR FACILITIES, 1979 APPENDIX B O
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| LOCAL NO ACTION NECESSARY AM .
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| AT PM TODAY AN INCIDENT OCCURRED AT
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| _(Insert name of plant)
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| ALTHOUGH SMALL RELEASES OF RADIOACTIVE MATERIALS TO THE AIR / WATER DID OCCUR, THE RELEASE HAS ENDED. NO PRECAUTIONARY ACTIONS.ARE NECESSARY ON THE PART OF THE PUBLIC. STATE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
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| & REHABILITATIVE SERVICES PERSONNEL ARE MONITORING THE SITUATION.
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| PLEASE STAY TUNEO SPECIFIC ACTIONS WILL BE TAKEN IF WARRANTED.
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| TO THIS STATION FOR FURTHER INFORMATION.
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| STATEWIDE O
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| NO ACTION NECESSARY AM AT PM TODAY AN INCIDENT OCCURRED AT (insert name of p'an:)
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| LOCATED IN ALTHOUGH SMALL RELEASES (insert name of county) .
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| OF RADIOACTIVE MATERIAL TO THE AIR / WATER DID OCCUR, THE RELEASE HAS ENDED. NO PRECAUTIONARY ACTIONS ARE NECESSARY ON THE PART OF THE PUBLIC. THE FLORIDA STATE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND REHABILITATIVE SERVICES RADIATION PROTECTION PERSONNEL ARE MCSI-TORING THE SITUATION: SPECIFIC ACTIONS WILL BE TAKEN IF WARRANTEO.
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| PLEASE STAY TUNED TO THIS STATION FOR FURTHER INFORMATION.
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| FLORIDA RADIOLOGICAL EMERGENCY PLAN FOR FIXED NUCLEAR FACILITIES, 1979 APPENDIX B SHELTERING OR EVACUATION NECESSARY AM AT PM TODAY AN INCIDENT OCCURRED AT (Insert name of plant)
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| THERE WAS A RELEASE OF RADIOACTIVE MATERIALS TO THE AIR /WATEF (Describe body of water.) AT THIS MOMENT ALL EFFORTS API BEING MADE BY THE PLANT STAFF TO BRING THIS RELEASE UNDER CONTROL (OR)
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| AT THIS TIME THE RELEASE HAS ENDED. PEOPLE IN THE COMMUNITIES OF ARE TO STAY INDOORS /TO EVACUATE THE IMMEDIATE AREA. THE FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH & REHABILITATIVE SERVICES IS ADVISING ALL EMERGENCY SERVICES, INCLUDING CIVIL DEFENSE, STATE POLICE AND LOCAL POLICE.'
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| A STATE OF ?.MERGENCY FOR COUNTY (OPTIONAL)
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| HAS BEEN DECLARED BY THE GOVERNOR.
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| FURTHER INFORMATION WILL BE BROADCAST AS IT BECOMES AVAILASLI.
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| FLORIDA RADIOLOGICAL EMERGENCY PLAN FOR FIXED NUCLEAR FACILITIES, 1979 APPENDIX B O
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| LOCAL SHELTERING OR EVACUATION NECESSARY IT IS THIS IS AN IMPORTANT BULLETIN FROM STATE CIVIL DEFENSE.
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| NOT, REPEAT, NOT A TEST. THIS IS A RADIATION EMERGENCY.
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| AM .
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| AT PM TODAY AN INCIDENT OCCURRED AT (insert name of plant)
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| THERE WAS A RELEASE OF RADIOACTIVE MATERIALS TO THE AIR / WATER
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| . ALL EFFORTS ARE BEING MADE BY THE PLANT (Insert body of water)
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| THE GOVERNOR, UPON THE STAFF TO BRING THE RELEASE UNDER CONTROL.
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| ADVICE OF DEPARTMENT OF BEALTH & REHABILITATIVE SERVICES, HAS ORDERED ALL RESIDENTS OF THE FOLLOWING COMMUNITIES TO EVACUATE IMMEDIATELY:
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| O SHELTER, FOOD FOLLOW DIRECTIONS OF POLICE AND OTHER AUTHORITIES.
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| AND MEDICAL SERVICES ARE AVAILABLE AT THE STUDENTS WILL BE BROUGHT DIRECTLY TO THE FROM SCHOOL. RESIDENTS WHO WORK OUTSIDE THE AFFECTED ARIA SHOULD
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| . RESIDENTS GC DIRECTLY TO THE OF , ARE ADVISED TO REMAIN IN THEIR HOMES WITH ALL DOORS AND WIND']WS CLOSED AND AIR CONDITIONERS OFF UNTIL OTHERWISE NOTIFIED. IF HOME HAS BASEMENT, STAY THERE.
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| STAY TUNED TO THIS STATION FOR FURTHER ADVISORIES.
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| NOTE: REPEAT ABOUT EVERY 10 MINUTES.
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| FLORIDA RADIOLOGICAL EMERGENCY PLAN FOR FIXED NUCLEAR FACILITIE4, 1979 lll APPENDIX C EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES RADIOLOGICAL EMERGENCY PERSONNEL RESPONDING TO AN EMERGENCY AT A FIXED NUCLEAR FACILITY I. Purpose The purpose of this ?ippendix is to identify hospitals which can provide emergency medical services to emergenev personnel serving es members of radiological emergency teams et fixed nuclear facilities. Provision for emergency medical services for the public have been made in Annex VI to specific County Emergency Operations Plans.
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| A. Medical Facilities which may be used:
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| : 1. Dade County - Turkey Point Nuclear Power Plant.
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| : a. Baptist Hospital of Miami - 8900 S.W. 89th Street.
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| This hospital serves as the interim medical facility
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| - for the Turkey Point nuclear power plant under agree-ment with FP&L. Details of location are shewn in Figures 1 and 2. This hospital can accept contami-nated casualties on behalf of FP&L.
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| : b. REEF, Inc. provides primary medical support to FP&L both at the Turkey Point and the St. Lucie sites.
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| Medical services are offered at the Mt. Sinai Hospital, 4300 Alton Road, Miami Beach. A plot plan and patient flow diagram are shown in Figures 3 and 4.
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| : 2. Martin-St. Lucie Counties - St. Lucie Nuclear Power Plan:
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| Lawnwood Medical Center, Ft. Pierce, serves as the inter m medical facility for the St. Lucie site under aereemen:
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| FLORIDA RADIOLOGICAL EMERGENCY PLAN FOR FIXED NUCLEAR FACILITIES, 1979 APPENDIX C with FP&L. Evacuation routes, plot plan, and patient flow charts are shown as Figures 5, 6 and 7.
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| : 3. Citrus-Levy Counties - Crystal River Nuclear Plant Shands Teaching Hospital, J. Billis Miller Health Center, Gainesville, Florida serves as primary medical support facility for the Crystal River nuclear power plant. The facility also serves as a back-up facility to FP&L for the Turkey Point and St. Lucie sites. The facility location is shown in Figure 8.
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| B. Transportation of offsite victims of radiological accidents to thes,,e medical support facilities will be in a.ccordance with specific County Emergency Plans.
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| C. The circumstances under which medical attention would be required (or usefull for of fsite victims of a radiological h accident will be determined by the Director, Health Program Office, Department of Health & Rehabilitative Services, utilizing such consultative assistance as he may deem necessary (See Appendix 0) . He may delegate this decision to County Health Officers at his discretion. Patients whose primary medical problem is trauma should be handled by emergency personnel with life-saving as the primary objective. Decision as to necessity for medical evaluation of patients exposed to radiation only will be obtained by the Health Physicist in charge after consultation outlined above.
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| FLORIDA RADIOLOGICAL EMERGENCY PLAN FOR FIXED NUCLEAR FACILITIES, 1979 APPENDIX D ADDITIONAL RADIOLOGICAL ASSISTANCE I. Purpose The purpose of this appendix in to delineate the assistance available from other aeencies and organizations. A description of assistance available from agencies and organizations follows:
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| A. Savannah River Operations Office (SROO) .
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| When not involving nuclear weapons, SROO responsibilities extend to incidents:
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| : 1. Occurring in connection with activities of an NRC licensee in Alabama, Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina and the Canal Zone.
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| : 2. Involving radioactive materials being transported in or across states listed.
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| : 3. Occurring at facilities of an off-site ERDA contracter located in these states.
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| : 4. When called upon for assistance by ancther operatiens office or by NRC-DOD Coordination Center, Sandia, N.M.
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| Notification: SROO Duty Officer Extension 3333 Aiken: (803) 725-6211 North Augusta: (803) 824-6331 B. U.S. Energy Research and Development Administration (ERCA).
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| : 1. Responsibility - Pinellas area office is responsirle for maintaining on 24-hour call a team of radiological assistance specialists properly equipped and prepared to perceed to the site of an incident.
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| : 2. Radiological Assistance Team is responsible for immediately assembling the team, its equipment, and for transportation of the team. At the site, the team's role will be pri-marily that of assistance to local officials in handling problems resulting from the incident. Only in those areas where local officials cannot supply technical knowl-edge and qualified personnel do ERDA team members take command.
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| : 3. Principal Areas of Concern:
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| : a. Protection of persons present.
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| : b. Treatment of injured and/or exposed.
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| : c. Eliminating further exposure and contamination.
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| : d. Custody arl protection of materials.
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| : e. Determining existance and extent of contamination. llh
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| : f. Protection of classified information and/or materials.
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| : g. Public and press relations.
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| : h. Cleanup of radioactive materials.
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| Notification: NAWAS - Dept. of Energy - Pinellas County, St. Petersburg, Florida - (813) 544-2511, Ext. 513 Daytime Security Patrol Ext. 128, 129 Daytime.
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| After Duty Hours: Security Patrol (813) 544-2513, 2514.
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| C. Eastern Environmental Laboratory, Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) . The Eastern Environmental Laboratory maintains a radiological emergency team in Montgomery, Alabama.
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| Notification: (205) 272-3402 2
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| FLORIDA RADIOLOGICAL EMERGENCY PLAN FOR FIXED NUCLEAR FACILITIES, 1979 APPENDIX D D. Department of Defense installations. The SROO has contacts with certain military installations:
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| : 1. Primary contact for Accident Reporting:
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| Joint Nuclear Accident Coordination Center (JNACC)
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| Albuquerque, New Mexico 87101 (505) 264-4667 (24-hour number)
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| : 2. Liaison only:
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| : a. Army - Headquarters, First U.S. Army Deputy Chief of Staff Readiness & Training Nuclear, Biological & Chemical Branch Ft. Mead, Maryland 20755 Days: (301) 677-4129 & 4101 After Duty Hours: (301) 677-4805 & 4827
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| : b. Navy - Sixth Naval District Disaster Preparedness Officer Naval Base Charleston, South Carolina 29408 Days: (803) 743-4890 After Duty Hours: (803) 743-3890
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| : c. Air Force - Dobbin Air Force Base Disaster Preparedness Marietta, Georgia 30060 Director of Operations Days: (404) 4 2 4- 8 811, E:<t . 292S After Duty Hours: (404) 424-2619 E. Southeastern Interstate Mutual Rt.diation Assistance Plan (SIMRAP)
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| : 1. Provide radiological emergency response from the following State Radiological Health organizations:
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| Kentucky North Carolina Mississipp; Alabama Georgia Tennessee South Carolina Florida 1655 150
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| : 2. See Appendix N for primary contacts in the above states.
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| : 3. Request for assistance must be approved by Office of the Governor.
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| FLORIDA RADIOLOGICAL EMERGENCY PLAN FOR FIXED NUCLEAR FACILITIES, 1979 APPENDIX E PROTECTIVE ACTION GUIDES (BASED ON EPA, OFFICE OF RADIATION PROGRAMS RECOMMENDATIONS OF SEPTEMBER, 1974)
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| I. The following radiation protection guides are adopted for decision making by all levels of emergency response personnel.
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| These guides are shown in Table 1. Guides listed in tables 2A, 2B and 3 are generally for guidance of trained health physicists in implementing action or recommending action for control of radiation in milk and/or food pathways and for evaluating recovery and reentry operations. This does not preclude use of the guides by local Emergency Coordinators and their emergency response staffs when trained personnel are available to them.
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| II. Interpretation of Table 1A, Guides for the General Public by local Emergency Coordinators,may be obviated by use of provisiens of the basic plan (III G.3) which provides "when advised by the nuclear facility operator that Category II or Category I situa-tion prevails, the local Emergency Coordinator should begin to take protective action in sector or sectors which may be affected" based on information from the nuclear facility operator pending further advise from the DHRS. Particular attention is invited to footnote i of Table 1.
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| FLORIDA RADIOLOGICAL EMERGENCY PLAN FOR FIXED NUCLEAR FACILITIES, 1979 APPENDIX E TABLE 1 A. General Public**
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| Whole body exposure
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| * 1 - 5# rem projected dose Thyroid exposure
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| * 5 - 25 rem projected dose
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| * Lower guide is the level at which responsible government officials should consider initiating protective action.
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| High guide is the level at which effective action should be taken to protect all members of population at risk.
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| 6 Protective action may not be warranted where higher than normal risks could be anticipated from protective action.
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| ** For gaseous releases only. Other pathways should be con-sidered.
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| B. Emergency Workers: ggg whole body exposure 25 rem projected dose Thyroid exposure 125 rem projected dose C. Lifesaving Activities:
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| Whole body exposure 75 rem projected dose Thyroid exposure - Thyroid effects not considered a limiting factor.
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| TABLE 2A. PROTECTIVE ACTION G*: IDES FOR CONTAMINATION
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| (PRC REPORT 5 AND 7)
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| A. MILX PRODUCTS AND PRODUCTION (PASTURE-COW-MILK-MAN PATHWAY)
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| TOTAL DOSE PROTECTIVE ACTION ACTION LEVEL Use Peak Begin Without Protective Action Approximate Stored Direct to Nuclide Conc. Forage Feed Mfg. Condemn Nano-C/Kg Action Within Duration Nano-C/L 20-40 days X X X 0.1 5.0 rad to 2 gram 2 days I-131* 60 thyroid 100 days X X X 3.0 rad to adult 7 days SR-89 11110 --
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| bone 1-2 years X X CS-137 720 -- 3.0 rad to whole 2 days body
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| -- Indefinitely X X W SR-90 51 -- 5.0 rad to adult bone
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| *Recommet:lations have been made by some authorities that prophylactic drugs be administered to block uptake of I-131. Guidance is contained in NCRP Report 55.
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| No legal authority exists in Florida for the administration of these drugs by State and/or local authorities.
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| LT'i FLORIDA RADIOLOGICAL S> EMERGENCY PLAN FOR FIXED NUCLEAR FACILITIES, 1979 APPENDIX E
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| TABLE 2B. OTilER AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS AND PRODUCTIONS TIME AFTER CONTAMINATION PROTECTIVE ACTION ACTION LEVEL Action Level Without Condemn Decontaminate Treat Non-Food Peak Intake Protective Begin Action Approximate Produce Soil Land Use Within Duration Crop Nuclide Nanocuries/ day Action
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| * 100 days X X 740 2.0 rad to Before Sr-89 Marketing adult bone X X X 1 year X 100 10.0 rad to Before Sr-90 Marketing adult bone X X X 1-2 years X 480 2.0 rad to Before Cs-137 Marketing whole body
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| * Dose based on FRC Report No. 7, Values for Milk m.
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| 'Og TABLE 3. SURFACE CONTAMINAT'.ON ACTION GUIDES CONTAMINATION I.EVEI.S USE9 IN ESTABLISIIING A CONTAMINATION ZONE Airborne Contamination Direct Reading Surface Transferrablegurface Type Radiation Microcuries/m 3 Contamination (dpm 100 cm )
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| Alpha 2 x 10-6 300 dpm/100 cm 2 30 3 x 10-4 0.25 mrad / hour 1000 Beta, Gamma Contamination Guide for Skin Surfaces Direct Survey Transferrable (smear)
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| * 2 Peta, Gamma Alpha, Beta, Gamma Skin Surface Alpha dpm/100 cm Non-detectable, i.e., Non-detectable, i.e.,
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| General Body 150 (including hands) less than 0.05 mrad / hour less than 0.05 mrad / hour Contamination Guide for Clothin<3
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| . Iii~ rec t Surver Trans ferrable (dpm/100 cm )
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| Alpha Beta, Gamma Surface Alpha dpm/100 cm 2 Beta, Gamma 0.4 mrad / hour 30 1000
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| ', Shoes 300 --
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| Other Clothing 150 0.25 mrad / hour --
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| Meas u remen t s maIIe wit h :
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| Alpha - Etierline l'AC 1 SA or erguivalent Deta, Gammo - (*I V ~100 G-M Survey Meter - Win <fow open -
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| windesw thickness 10 mg/cm 2 FLORIDA RADIOLOGICAI.
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| EMEltGENCY l'I.AN l'Olt l'tXED NUCI.EAll FACll.ITI ES , 1979 APPENDIX E
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| FLORIDA RADIOLOGICAL
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| - EMERGENCY PLAN FOR FIXED NUCLEAR FACILITIES, 1979 APPENDIX F RADIOLOGICAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FOR INCIDENTS NOT INVOLVING FIXED NUCLEAR FACILITIES I. Response to incidents not involving fixed nuclear facilities generally will not require the level of response required for fixed nuclear f acilities or the very short time frame for pro-tective action required for these facilities. Type of incidents which may be encountered include:
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| A. Transpo'tation accidents involving shipments of radioactive material.
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| B. Spills or other incidents involving radioactive materials possessed by or controlled by licensees of the Florida Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services or the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission.
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| C. Lost or stolen radioactive materials.
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| (i.e.,
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| D. Overexposure to radiation produced by various devices x-ray machines, accelerators, etc.).
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| II. Notification will follow the procedures outlined in the FLORIDA RADIOLOGICAL EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE PLAN FOR INCIDENTS OTHER T!IAN FIXID NUCLEAR FACILITIES, 1979, INCLUDED AS ATTACH-MENT 1 TO THIS APPENDIX A DETAILED CALL LIST IS INCLUCED AS ATTACHMENT 2. .
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| the III. Actions taken by the Divis on of Disaster Preparedness, Department of Health & Rehabilitative Services, and by the local Disaster Preparedness Coordinator, wil.' be as stated in the FLORIDA RADIOLOGICAL EMERGENCY PLAN FOR FIXED NUCLEAR FACILITIES ,
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| 1979.
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| IV. Radionuclides involved in incidents considered under this Appendix might not be " mixed fission products" for which Civil Defense monitoring instruments are designed. The local Emergency Coordinator should recognize the potential limitations of his monitoring instruments and should take action as follows:
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| A. Save life.
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| B. Restrict access to potentially contaminated areas.
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| C. Advise emergency medical personnel of potential contami-nation by radioactive materials.
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| D. Maintain the situation pending arrival of a trained health physicist.
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| E. Provide assistance to the health physicist for implemen-tation of recovery procedures.
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| FOR INCIDENTS OTHER THAN FIXED NUCLEAR FACILITIES (REPO) 1979 Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services Department of Community Affairs Division of Disaster Preparedness 1655 159
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| O FLORIDA RADIOLOGICAL EMERGENCY PLAM - OTHER (REPO)
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| Contents I. Background and Purpose II. Scope III. Responsibilities IV. Concept of Operations V. Requests for Assistance VI. Other Assistance VII. Public Information VIII. Plan Promulgation and Review O
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| I. Background and Purpose This plan provides response to all emergencies associated with radioactive materials and/or ionizing radiation except those at large fixed nuclear facilities. Planning for radiological disasters in Florida is provided in Chapter 252, Florida Statutes and Governor's Executive Order 76-6, and a Radiological Emergency Plan has been developed under this authority for large fixed nuclear facilities by the Division of Disaster Preparedness, Department of Community Af fairs.
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| The Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services has been designated as the agency respons'ible for protection of the public health and safety in matters relating to radioactive materials and ionizing radiation. It is the intent of this plan that DHRS be the lead agency in peacetime radiatien emergencies not involving large fixed nuclear facilities.
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| Actions by DHRS and by local emergency organization person-nel are intended to confine the spread of ra,'ioactivity and to minimize exposure to ionizing radiation.
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| II. Scope
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| - This plan is intended to provide for handling a wide variety of emergencies involving radioactive materials and/or ionizing radiation. The plan is not intended to replace requirements for notification to DHRS outlined in 10D-56.452, Florida Control of Radiation Hazard Regulations for licensees 1
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| or registrants of the State. The plan is intended to handle requests for assistance, of an immediate nature, by licensees or registrants of the State and to provide llh assistance to others not so licensed. It should be noted that "a general license is issued (by DHRS) to any common or contract carrier to transport and store radioactive material in the regular course of their carriage for another or storage incident thereto." A general license is also issued as above to any private carrier provided cer-tain conditions are met. The general license is subject te all applicable portions of 10D-56, Florida Control of Radiation Hazard Regulations.
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| The majority of emergency situations will probably arise incident to the transportation of the above materials.
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| Nuclear power plants and certain other large fixed nuclear ggg facilities are specifically exempted from this plan.
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| III. Responsibilities A. State Agencies
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| : 1. Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services, Central Operations Services, Radiological Health Services, will be responsible for receiving reports of incidents, for providing trained health physicists to evaluate the incident, and for providing trained Radiological Emergency Assistance Teams te aid in control of the incident.
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| : 2. Division of Disaster Preparedness, Department of Community Affairs, will be responsible for furn shing 2
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| the f acilities of the State amergency communications network and the use, for notification purposes, of the State Warning Point and alternate State Warning Point.
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| : 3. Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor vehicles Florida Highway Patrol, is responsible for providing communications and transportation for radiological amergency response teams when required.
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| B. Local Agencies Local police authorities may be first on the scene of
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| ' transportation accidents. Local Disaster Coordinators are responsible for providing trained Civil Defense monitors and radiation detection instruments to make initial radiological assessments of incidents prior to arrival of Emergency Assistance Teams of the Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services, and to act as coordinators to gain access to certain items (such as 55 gal drums, shovels, earth moving equipment, tarpau-lins, etc.).
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| IV. Concept of Operations Radiation incidents not involving fixed nuclear facilities are not expected to have a potential for widespread radia-tion exposure associated with the large fixed facilities.
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| The person having knowledge of an incident involving radic-active materials should immediately inform the State Warning 2 \655 \63 P00R ORGINAL
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| Point, Division of Disaster Preparedness. This may be done directly via long distance telephone or *.he information may be given to the local Disaster Coordinator or nearest Florida Highway Patrol Office for relay to the State Warning Point.
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| (See Section V).
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| The Warning Duty officer will receive and record the infer-mation. He will then determine the Radiological Emergency Assistance Team (DHRS) located nearest geographically to the location of the incident and notify the first listed team member, who can be contacted. The health physicist contacted will record the information and determine the required action to contain the problem. Health physicists of DHRS are located in the following areas:
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| Jacksonville St. Petersburg (Pinellas County)
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| Tallahassee &
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| Ft. Lauderdale (Brovard County) W Orlando Miami - DHRS (Dade County)
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| Tampa (Hillsborough County)
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| Winter Haven (Polk County)
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| The DHRS Health Physicist receiving information of an inci-dent will, if necessary, contact local Disaster Coordinators or County Sheriff's Of fice to obtain additional information regarding the problem. Thest. local personnel will generally handle the non-radiological aspects of the emergency and will have units on the scene prior to the arrival of DERS personnel.
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| 4 P00R OHEL ass m
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| V. Requests for Assistance Requests for assistance will make use of existing State emergency communication channels. The person having know-ledge of an incident involving radioactive materials and/or ionizing radiation will call:
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| The Duty Warning Officer State Warning Point, Tallahassee (24 hours / day) 1720 South Gadsden Street Tallahassee, Florida 32301 Telephone: 904/488-1320 OR Duty Communications Officer Alternate State Warning Point (24 hours / day) 202 West Blount Street Tallahassee, Florida 32301 Telephone: 904/488-5757 In the event these points cannot be reached by telephone, the caller will contact the County Disaster Coordinator (Civil)
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| Defense Director) of the involved county or the nearest office of the Florida Highway Patrol and report the situation for transmittal to the State Warning Point by alternative ccer.. uni-cations channels (NAWAS or Florida Highway Patrol Radio Net) .
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| The fellowing information should be given (or as much as is available) as per form #1:
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| FORM #1 Person reporting incident: Name, title, location and tele-1.
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| telephone contact.
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| Description of incident: Include as much of the following 2.
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| Kind, amount and form of matarial involved.
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| Present physical condition of material.
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| If in-transit incident, name of carrier, shipper and reci-pient.
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| If a licensee incident, name and address of licensee and type of operation involved (hospital, industrial plant, laboratory, etc. ) .
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| : 3. Time incident occurred.
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| : 4. Location of incident (include type of surroandings, e.e. ,
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| residential area, rural area, etc.) and directions to get there.
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| : 5. Persons involved.
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| : 6. Local officials advised.
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| : 7. Interim measures, if any, being taken locally.
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| : 8. Local weather conditions.
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| VI. Other Assistance T,f the Health Physicist contacted determines that additional assistance is required, he will contact additional DHRS personnel. Additional radiological assistance is available from:
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| A. Savannah River Operations Office (SROO) - U. S. Department of Energy When not involving nuclear weapons, SROO responsibilities etcend to incidents
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| : 1. Occurring in connection with activities of a Nuclear Regulatory Commission licensee in any of these states:
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| Alabama, Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina, and the Canal Zone.
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| : 2. Involving radioactive materials being transported in or across the states listed.
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| : 3. Occurring at the facilities of an off-site Department of Energy contractor located in these states.
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| : 4. When called upon for assistance by another operations office or by the NRC-DOD Coordination Center, Sandia Base.
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| Notification:
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| Savannah River Operations Office SROO Duty Officer 803/735-6211 Extension 3333 B. U. S. Department of Energy, Pinellas Area Of2 ice Radiological Assistance Plan
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| : 1. Responsibility - Pinellas area office is responsible for maintaining on a 24-hour call a team of radio-logical assistance specialists properly equipped and prepared to proceed to the site of an incident.
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| : 2. Radiological Assistance Team is responsible for procedures for immediately assembling a team and its equipment and transportation of the team to the site.
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| At the site the team's role will be primarily that of assistance to local officials in handling problems resulting from the incident. Only those areas where local officials cannot supply technical knowledge and qualified personnel do U. S. Department of Energy team members take command.
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| : 3. Principal Areas of Concern;
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| : a. Protection of Fersons present ggg
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| : b. Treatment of injured and/or exposed
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| : c. Eliminating further exposure and contamination
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| : d. Custody and protection of materials
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| : e. Determining existence ano, extent of contamination
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| : f. Protection of classified information and/or materials
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| : g. Public and press relations
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| : h. Cleanup of radioactive materials Notification:
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| NAWAS Department of Energy (Pinellas)
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| St. Petersburg, Florida 813/544-2511, ext. 513 (Daytime) 813/544-2513, - 2514 (Night Number) 813/544-2511, ext. 128 and 129 (Daytime Security Patrol)
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| * C. Eastern Environmental Radiation Facility, Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) lll The Eastern Environmental Radiation Facility maintains a radiological emergency team in Montgomery, Alabama Notification: 205/272-3402 D. Department of Defense Installations
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| : 1. Primary Contact for Accident Reporting:
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| Joint Nuclear Accident Coordination Center (JNACC)
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| Albuquerque, New Mexico 87101 505/264-4667 (24 hour number) 505/264-4668
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| : 2. Liaison only 8
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| : a. Army - Headquarters, First U. S. Army Deputy Chief of Staff Readiness & Training Nuclear, Biological & Chemical Branch Fort Meade, Mr.ryland 20755 Days: 301/677-4219 and 4101 After duty hours: 301/677-4805 and 4827
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| : b. Navy - Sixth Naval District Disaster Preparedness Officer Naval Base Charleston, South Carolina 29408 Days: 803/743-4890 After duty hours: 803/743-3890
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| : c. Air Force - Dobbin Air Force Base Director of operations Disaster Preparedness Marietta, Georgia 30060 Days: 404/424-8811, ext. 2828 After duty hours: 404/424-2619 VII. Public Information A. Purpose - The purpose of this section is to provide guid-ance on notifying the public of a radiological incident or accident.
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| B. Responsibility - Control of official release to the news media of all information from a state agency will be exer-cised by the Governor or his designated representative; however, when it appears that the media is going to become involved, the DHRS duty efficer should contact James W. Hufham, Chief, Environmental and Special Projects Section, NRC Region II. Twenty-four hour phone:
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| 404/221-4503. When calling the 24-hour phone be sure te mention Mr . Mc fham's name to the person answering the phone-300R ORGINa 1655 169
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| Responsibility for review of media releases to deter-mina vs.'.idity of information and accuracy of technical data rests with the Department of Health and 9
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| Rehabilitative Services, Central Operations Services.
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| Governmental news releases necessary to effect local population control are the responsibility of the local Disaster Preparedness Coordinator and other local officials.
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| C. Media Release - Examples of incidents that could logically require public news releases are:
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| : 1. Loss of radioactive material source
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| : 2. Transportation accident
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| : 3. Personnel radiation exposure Examples of typical news releases describing these occurr-ences are:
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| : 1. Loss of Radioactive Material Source llh The State of Florida, Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services said today that a (description of source, i.e., curies, material and sealed or unsealed) was lost (approximate time, date or period) at location, i.e., hospital, facility) during shipment from to , etc. The source is about the size of a (i .e. , aspirin tablet , dime, quarter, golf ball, etc.). It is inches long and inches in diameter. If found, the J
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| source should not be handled. Advise the nearest police authorities or call . There is no immediate risk to health of any individuals not handling or carrying the source for extended periods of time.
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| The State of Florida, Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services Radiological Response Tean has been dispatched to the scene of the loss and are now searching for the source with radiation detection instruments.
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| : 2. Transportation Accident The State of Florida, Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services said today that a
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| *(i.e., railroad, truck, airplane, etc.) carrying a ship-mant of radioactive materials was involved in an accident at (location ( at (time) on day.
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| The shipment contained (i.e., curie, material and sealed or unsealed).
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| Alternate No. 1 No explosion or fire resulted from the accident and the radioactive source (s) was (were) not damaged. The State of Florida, Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services Radiological Response Team has been. dispatched to the site of the accident and report that on the basis of measurements taken they find that no radioactive material has been released from the containers and there is no hazard to the public.
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| Alternate No. 2 The Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services h advises persons living in the vicinity of the facility in (counties) and (towns and cities) that there is no need for concern. The amount of material released does not constitute a health hazard to any individual which requires protective action. Further advisory bulletins on the incident will be released as information becomes available.
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| : 3. Personnel Radiation Exposure The State of Florida, Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services said today that anseveral indi-vidual(s) was (were) accidentally (exposed to levels of radiation) or (contaminated with radioactive material) at the individual (s) were taken to facility. The medical facility e
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| where they (were decontaminated and/or being treated). Their condition has been reported as being
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| . Preliminary estimates by the State Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services Radiological Response Team confirm the extent of (exposure, does or decontaminatien) reported. The Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services advises that the accident does not pose a hazard to any other individuals.
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| VIII. This plan will be promulgated to the following agencies or persons:
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| A. All licensees of the State of Florida B. All County Emergency Coordinators 13 1655 173
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| FLORIDA RADIOLOGICAL EMERGENCY PLAN FOR FIXED NUCLEAR FACILITIES, 1979 APPENDIX F ATTACHMENT 2 lll Office Number Home Number Name TALLAHASSEE 904-878-6754 Ulray Clark 904-487-1004 904-487-2437 904-386-8548 Bernhardt Warren 904-487-2437 904-224-9225 James Cameron 904-386-2602 William M. Eden 904-487-2437 JACKSONVILLE 904-264-5041 John P. Lanham 904-354-3961 William T. Eldridge 904-354-3961 904-771-3180 904-354-3961 904-725-7428 Daniel Cannon ORLANDO 305-275-0882 Wallace B. Johnson 305-299-0580 305-299-0580 305-299-5648 Jearold C. Eakins 305-299-0580 305-668-8127 Jere B. Dumas 305-277-1928 Daniel W. Thoss 305-299-0580 305-299-0580 305-273-8018 James R. Douthat 305-273-0309 Paul E. Shuler 305-647-7010 305-647-7010 305-422-6426 Arthur Glenn MIAMI 305-454-1780 Mattle Melto 305-325-3684 305-856-9053 Jose Pere: 305-325-3684 O
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| BROWARD CCUMTY 305-485-8141 Ft. Lauderda'e William VanderWall 305-525-2741 DADE COUNTY 305-221-8807 Miami Walter Livingstone 305-325-2594 HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY 813-925-2767 Tampa Gary Reid 813-272-6310 PINELLAS COUNTY St. Petersburg 813-347-5630 George McCall 813-894-1184 813-894-1184 813-544-2258 George Carless 813-347-9182 John Woodson 814-894-1184 It is the responsibility of the Department of Health and and te notify, Rehabilitative Services to keep this Appendix current by letter, responding agencies of personnel changes and/or assignment.
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| DADE COUNTY, BASIC FLORIDA RADIOLOGICAI.
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| NATURAL DISASTER PLAN 1979 EMERGENCY PLAN FOR FIXED ANNEX V, OFF SITE RADIATION NUCLEAR FACILITIES, 1979 RELEASE FROM TURKEY POINT, 1979 APPENDIX G EMERGENCY RESPONSE PLAN FOR OFF SITE RADIATION RELEASE FROM TURKEY POINT POWER PIANT I. General A. Authority
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| : 1. See Natural Disaster Plan, Section I, Paragraph A .
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| : 2. State of Plorida Radiological Emergency Plan.
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| B. Purpose To establish policies and procedures to support the State and Dade County plans of response in the event of an imminent or actual off-site radiation release frem the nuclear power plant situated at Turkey Point.
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| C. Mission To protect the health of citizens living in or traveling through areas subject to a harmful level of radiation by effective warning, evacuation and traffic control prcee-dures, efficient monitoring and decontamination procedures, by providing temporary shelter and feeding.
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| D. Definitions
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| : 1. " Radiation release" as used in this plan, means the airborne transportation of radioactive effluent gasses, caused by a malfunction of the nuclear power reactor system. Other potential causes of radiation releases from the power plant will be nullified en-site by stringent monitoring and emergency procedures.
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| DADE COUNTY, BASIC FLORIDA RADIOLOGICAL NATURAL DISASTER PLAN 1979 EMERGENCY PLAN FOR FIXED ANNEX V, OFF SITE RADIATION NUCLEAR FACILITIES, 1979 RELEASE FROM TURKEY POINT, 1979 APPENDIX G
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| : 2. "On-site" means the area within the perimeter of the O
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| power plant property.
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| : 3. "Off-site" means the areas outside of the perimeter of the power plant property.
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| E. Situation
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| : 1. Turkey Point Power Plant is located on a point of land ten (10) miles ESE of the City of Homestead, Florida.
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| It is surrounded on the north, west and south by marshland laced with cooling canals and on the east by Biscayne Bay.
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| There are no permanent residents living within five (5) miles of Turkey Point, but Homestead Bayfront Park, one (1) mile north, has a caretaker and transient daily visitors. $
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| : 2. The greatest hazard from an accidental release, or spill, of radioactive materials will probably be contained within a five (5) mile radius of the power plant. Should further spread occur, this plan will be extended using the same basic concepts of evacuation and traffic control.
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| : 3. Radiation doses from the airborne gasses would be less than a person receives from an annual X-ray, providing that expedient protective actions of "take-cover" and/or evacuation are carried out.
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| : 4. Normal prevailing wind is from the southeast. Howe"er, any response action will be based upon the actual meteorological data at the time of the incident. g
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| DADE COUNTY, BASIC FLORIDA RADIOLOGICAL NATURAL DISASTER PLAN 1979 EMERGENCY PLAN FOR FIXED ANNEX V, OFF SITE RADI ATION NUCLEAR FACILITIES, 1979 RELEASE FROM TURXEY POINT, 1979 APPENDIX G II. Organization and Responsibilities A. State The State Division of Disaster Preparedness has been delegated the responsibility for coordinating actions and for developing the State Radiological Emergency Plan.
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| This plan defines the responsibilities of the participa-ting State agencies and outlines the procedures that are to be used upon notification that a radiation incident has, or is about to iccur, from any Nuclear Power Plant.
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| It also defines the State Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services Radiological Emergency Response Team, whose initial responsibility is to evaluate any radiation release from Nuclear Power Plants and determine the hazard areas requiring evacuation.
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| The Division of Disaster Preparedness has a Duty Officer at all times, and with the availability of the State Disaster Preparedness Communications network, and in particular NAWAS, the means of instant liaison with the Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services, Nuclear Power Plants and the State and local agencies that would react to a radiological incident is provided.
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| B. Dade County
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| : 1. Disaster Preparedness Director - Overall Responsibility
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| : a. Direction and control
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| : b. Warning and evacuation
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| : c. Communications
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| : d. Public information 3 1655 i77 P00R BRIGNIL
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| DADE COUNTY, BASIC FLORIDA RADIOLOGICAL NATURAL DISASTER PLAN 1979 EMERGENCY PLAN FOR FIXED ANNEX V, OFF SITE RADIATION NUCLEAR FACILITIES, 1979 RELEASE FROM TURKEY POINT, 1979 APPENDIX G
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| : e. Accident assessment
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| : f. Protective response
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| : g. Radiological exposure control
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| : 2. Department of Public Safety
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| : a. Law enforcement
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| : b. Warning and evacuation (implementation)
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| : c. Traffic control
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| : d. Communications (support)
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| : e. Rescue (support)
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| : 3. Department of Fire Rescue
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| : a. Rescue
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| : b. Monitoring and decontamination (Wash Down)
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| : 4. Department of Public Health ggg
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| : a. Public health and sanitation services
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| : b. Emergency medical services
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| : 5. Public Works / General Services Administration
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| : a. Public Works - engineering
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| : b. Transportation
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| : 6. Metro Transit Agency
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| : a. Furnish bus transportation as required
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| : 7. American Red Cross
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| : a. Food and lodging as required for evacuees III. Concept of Operations A. Categories of Radiological Incidents 4
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| DADE COUNTY, BASIC FLORIDA RADIOLOGICAL EMERGENCY PLAN FOR FIXED NATURAL DISASTER PLAN 1979 NUCLEAR FACILITIES, 1979 ANNEX V, OFF SITE RADIATION RELEASE FROM TURKEY POINT , 1979 APPENDIX G The categories of Radiological Incidents are as follows:
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| CATEGORY IV Minor incident and confined within the facility. No assistance required.
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| (Telephone report direct to DHRS, if applicable).
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| CATEGORY III Incident confined to the facility.
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| Limited support assistance may be required by health and ambulance personnel:
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| other services in a standby status.
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| (Telepnc M report direct to DERS, if applicable).
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| CATEGORY II Incident confined to immediate perimeter to the facility. Support assistance is required. Radioactive material released and affecting small area adjacent to the site. Protective measures may be recuired for affected adjacent area.
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| CATEGORY I Major incident involving release of radic-active material affecting substantial areas outside the facility. Maximum assistance needed. Protective measures, including activation of threatened areas.
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| B. Types of Radiological Incident Messaces
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| : 1. Exercise messages relevant to Radiological Incident exercise purpose will be identified by the code word CRY WOLF at the beginning and end of message text.
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| FLORIDA RADIOLOGICAL D ADE COUNTY , B ASIC EMERGENCY PLAN FOR FIXED NATURAL DISASTER PLAN 1979 NUCLEAR FACILITIES, 1979 ANNEX V, OFF SITE RADIATION APPENDIX G RELEASE FROM TURKEY POINT, 1979
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| : 2. Emergency messages relevant to any Radiological Inci-dent at Turkey Point Power Plant will be identified by the code word GROUND FOG at the beginning of message text.
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| C. Notification Procedures
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| : 1. In the event of an incident wherein the accidental release or spill of radioactive material occurs, the responsible person or any other person aware of the incident will notify by NAWAS, telephone or other available means.
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| The Duty Warning Officer State Warning Point Tallahassee Division of Disaster Preparedness Interini State Emergency Operating Center 1720 South Gadsden Street Tallahassee, Florida 32301 ggg NAWAS: " STATE WARNING POINT TALLAHASSEE" Telephone: 904-488-1320 or: Duty Communications / Teletype Operator ALTERNATE STATE WARNING POINT TALLA3ASSEE Division of Law Enforcement Communication Center 202 West Blount Street Tallahassee, Florida 32301 NAWAS : " ALTERNATE STATE WARNING POINT TALLAHASSEE" Telephone: 904-488-5757
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| : 2. In the event the STATE WARNING POINT TALLAHASSEE or the ALTERN ATE STATE WARNING POINT TALLAHASSEE cannet be contacted by NAWAS or by telephone, the reporting individual will call:
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| The nearest Florida Highway Patrol Station, Sheriff's Office, County Civil Def ense Of fice lll 1655 180
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| DADE COUNTY, BASIC FLORIDA RADIOLOGICAL NATURAL DISASTER PLAN 1979 EMERGENCY PLAN FOR FIXED ANNEX V, OFF SITE RADIATION NUCLEAR FACILITIES, 1979 RELEASE FROM TURKEY POINT, 1979 APPENDIX G or Division of Disaster Preparedness Area Office, providing such information concerning the eve.nt for delivery by the most expeditious means to the Division of Disaster Preparedness.
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| : 3. The Duty Warning Of ficer, Division of Disaster Pre-paredness or the Duty Communications / Teletype Operator, Division of Law Enforcement, upon receiving information relevant to a RADIOLOGICAL INCIDENT, will take the following action:
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| Notify the Department of Health and Rehabili-tative Services in accordance with Appendix A, State Radiological Emergency Plan.
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| D. Accident Assessment
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| : 1. The State / County Health Physicist located in Dade County will be notified by the State Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services and will immediately survey the accident site by the most expedient means available (air or ground). He will determine what, if any, responsive actions may be required prior to the arrival of the State Radiological Emergency Teams and the Mobile Emergency Radiological Laboratory (ME RL) .
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| : 2. The State Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services Duty Officer will assess the reported details of the accident and meteorological conditions, and determine whether protective response actions may be required to reduce exposure to ionizing radiation.
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| -.dEX V, OFF SITE RADIATION
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| - RELEASE FROM TURKEY POINT, 1979 E. Protective Response APPENDIX G e
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| Protective response actions may include any or all of the following and will be initiated by the Disaster Prepared-ness Director as required:
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| : 1. Evacuation of the residents and transients in certain areas.
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| : 2. Control of entrance to affected areas.
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| : 3. Notification of affected residents and transients to "take cover".
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| F. Evacuation of Affected Areas
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| : 1. When advised by the nuclear f acility operator that a Category I or Category II situation prevails, the local disaster coordinator will begin to take pro-tective action in sectors which are or may be h affected. The local disaster coordinator will begin action based on information from the nuclear facility operator pending further advice from the Department
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| of Health and Rehabilitative Services.
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| : 2. Evacuation will be accomplished by ci+izens utilizing private vehicles proceeding along er :ablished routes stringently controlled by law enforcement officers.
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| : 3. Single lane traffic will be utilized in evacuation of affected areas to permit ingress and egress of ambulances and rescue vehicles performing lifesaving measures.
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| DADE COUNTY, BASIC FLORIDA RADIOLOGICAL NATURAL DISASTER PLAN 1979 EMERGENCY PLAN FOR FIXED ANNEX V, OFF SITE RADIATION NUCLEAR FACILITIES, 1979 RELEASE FROM TURXEY POINT, 1979 APPENDIX G
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| : 4. One two-lane road is available for evacuation of the plant site. A control station manned by a guard with radio communications is located on this road approximately 1.2 miles from the main plant.
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| Evacuation from the plant would be north and west Evacua-by this road to Palm Drive (S.W. 344 St.).
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| tion from Homestead Bayfront Park would be to the west using North Canal Drive (S .W. 328 St.) to Florida City.
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| Based upon existing meteorological data, boat traffic from aff ected areas will be directed to land at selected points. At this time boats and persons will be monitored and,if required, decontaminated by wash down or other procedures after which persons will be transported to reception centers.
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| : 6. Of f-site pre-selected monitoring and wash down points will be manned by Metro Fire Rescue personnel. All persons arriving at these wash down points will be monitored for contamination and, if required, decon-(See Figure s tamination procedures will be instituted.
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| No. 1)
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| : 7. Utilization of Civilians - if necessary to prevent ingress of non-involved traffic along evacuation routes and control of evacuees frcm parking areas to monitoring stations at reception areas, officers should utilize bystanders to assist until other officers become available. g3
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| FLORIDA RADIOLOGICAL DADE COUNTY, BASIC EMERGENCY PLAN FOR FIXED NATURAL DISASTER PLAN 1979 NUCLEAR FACILITIES, 1979 ANNEX V, OFF SITE RADIATION APPENDIX G RELEASE FROM TURKEY POINT, 1979 Monitoring and Decontamination Procedures gg G.
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| : 1. All private and emergency vehicles leaving affected areas will proceed through " wash-down" stations established by fire departments.
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| : 2. All evacuated citizens will be monitored at designated Those reception areas by fire rescue personnel.
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| citizens found contaminated will be decontaminated by showering and segregated for further health measures.
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| : 3. Emergency service personnel utilized in affected areas or at wash down stations will report to reception areas to be monitored on completion of duties.
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| Any emergency vehicle utilized for transporting 4.
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| O evacuees or at wash down stations must be monitored interiorly and decontaminated where necessary on cessation of the emergency.
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| H. Personal Precautions
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| : 1. All emergency service personnel involved in warning,'
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| evacuation / lifesaving / decontamination measures will wear self reading dosimeters 0-200 mr. which must be charged befors issue by respective Departmental trained personnel.
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| : 2. Emergency service personnel performing emergency functions inside affected areas will read these Should the dosimeters at 15 minute intervals.
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| DADE COUNTY, BASIC FLORIDA RADIOLOGICAL NATURAL DISASTER PLAN 1979 EMERGENCY PLAN FOR FIXED ANNEX V, OFF SITE RADIATION NUCLEAR FACILITIES, 1979 RELEASE FROM TURKEY POINT, 1979 APPENDIX G indicated exposure exceed 100 mr. a report will be made. The wearer will then be directed to leave the area to report to a personnel monitoring station and a substitute provided where necessary.
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| : 3. Fire rescue service personnel should insure that they remain upwind of any water spray utilized at wash down stations.
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| : 4. Law enforcement personnel engaged in warning and evacuation procedures should remain in closed cars utilizing maximum air conditioning insof ar as possible.
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| : 5. Personnel assigned specific monitoring missions in-side affected areas which will entail out-of-vehicle operations, will wear appropriate protective clothing and oxygen breathing devices.
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| : 6. Upon termination of the emergency, all self-reading dosimeters will be collected and individual exposures recorded. A list of persons monitcred and their exposure will be furnished to the DHRS, Office of Health Program, within 12 hours of termination of the emergency.
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| I. Public Information Public information news releases will only be made by the State Department of Health and Rehabilitative Serv-ices. Due to the extremely technical nature of radiation, only experts in this field should make any announcements 11 1655 185
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| DADE COUNTY, BASIC FLORIDA RADIOLOGICAL EMERGENCY PLAN FOR FIXED NATURAL DISASTER PLAN 1979 NUCLEAR FACILITIES, 1979 ANNEX V, OFF SITE RADIATION RELEASE FROM TURKEY POINT, 1979 APPENDIX G about the possible danger of contamination of people, places kh and things. Expert opinions, even though sometimes longer in being announced, are of much greater value to the public health than "off the cuff" remarks made by inexperienced personnel.
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| IV. Communications - Communications Systems A. Emergency communications for reporting, coordination and control of emergency response actions required of a radiological accident will utilize established communica-tions resources and procedures contained in Annexes I-A (Communications) and I-B (Warning) to Part A, Basic Plan.
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| B. Communications between SOFA and Dade County will utilize Department of Disaster Preparedness local government radio (LGR) , NAWAS and SOFA RACES net. g C. Communications between the Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services Mobile Emergency Radiological Laboratory and Dade County EOC will utilize Department of Disaster Preparedness and local government radio (LGR).
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| D. Communication between Florida Power and Light Company Of f-site Emergency Organization and Dade County EOC will utilize local government radio (LGR) or telephone.
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| V. Direction and Control A. State - Division of Disaster Preparedness
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| : 1. Overall direction and control is the responsibility of the Division Director.
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| : 2. Implementation and execution of such direction and control for the Division Director in the area 12 e
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| FLORIDA RADIOLOGICAL DADE COUNTY , BASIC EMERCENCY PLAN FOR FIXED NATURAL DISASTER PLAN 1979 NUCLEAR FACILITIES, 1979 ANNEX V, OFF SITE RADIATION APPENDIX G RELEASE FROM TURKEY POINT, 1979 affectet is delegated to the Area Coordinator B. County Directier. and control of Civil Defense emergency operations in Dade County is vested by law in the Board of County Commissioners and shall be exercised by the Chairman and County Commission through the Disaster Preparedness Director, and the Heads of Departments and Volunteer Agencies servicing Dade County, using established channels of communications.
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| MARTIN COUNTY RADIOLOGICAL FLORIDA RADIOLOGICAL RESPONSE PLAN FOR FIXED EMERGENCY PLAN FOR FIXED NUCLEAR FACILITIES, 1979 NUCLEAR FACILITIES, 1979 APPENDIX H EMERGENCY EVACUATION PLAN FOR RADIATION RELEASE FROM THE ST. LUCIE NUCLEAR POWER PLANT I. General A. Authority
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| . 1. See Florida Statutes Chapter 252 current.
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| : 2. State of Florida Radiological Emergency Plan.
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| B. Purpose To establish policies and procedures to support the State and the St. Lucie County plans of response in the event of an imminent or actual off-site radiation release from tne nuclear power plant situated on Hutchinson Island.
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| C. Mission To protect the health of citizens living in or traveling through areas subject to a harmful level of radiation by effective "take cover" warning or evacuation and traffic control procedures; efficient monitoring and decen-tamination procedures; and providing medical treatment for those persons with trauma.
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| D. Definitions
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| : 1. " Radiation release" as used in this plan, means the airborne transportation of radioactive effluent gasses, caused by a malfunction of a nuclear power reactor system. Other potential causes of radiation releases from the power plant will be nullified on-site by stringent monitoring and emergency procedures.
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| MARTIN COUNTY, 1979 FLORIDA RADIOLOGICAL EMERGENCY PLAN FOR FIXED NUCLEAR FACILITIES, 1979 APPENDIX H ggg
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| : 2. "On-site" means the area within the perimeter of the power plant property.
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| : 3. "Off-site" means the areas outside the perimeter of the power plant property.
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| E. Situation
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| : 1. The power plant is situated in St. Lucie County on Hutchinson Island, approximately five and one-half miles due north of Jensen Beach from the Martin /St. Lucie County boundary line. (See Attachment #1 hereto.)
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| : 2. The hazard of airborne radioactive gasses is identi-fied to be contained within a five mile radius frem the power plant. Should further spread occur, this plan will be extended using the same basic concepts llg of "take cover" warning or evacuation and traffic control.
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| : 3. Radiation doses from the airborne gasses would be less than a person receives from an annual X-ray, providing that expedient protective actions of "take cover" or evacuation are carried out.
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| : 4. Normal prevailing wind is from the southeast. However, any response action will be based upon the actual meteorological data at the time of the incident.
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| II. Organization and Responsibiliites A. State
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| : 1. The State Division of Disaster Preparedness has been delegated the responsibility for coordinating actions 2
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| MARTIN COUNTY, 1979 FLORIDA RADIOLOGICAL EMERGENCY PLAN FOR FIXED NUCLEAR FACILITIES, 1979 APPENDIX H and for developing the State Radiological Emergency Plan. This plan defines the responsibilities of the participating State agencies and outlines the procedures that are to be used upon notification that a radiation incident has, or is about to occur, from any Nuclear Power Plant. It also defines the State Division of Health and Rehabilitative Services Radiological Responce Team, whose initial responsi-bility is to evaluate any radiation release from Nuclear Power Plants and determine the hazard areas requiring evacuation.
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| : 2. The Division of Disaster Preparedness has a Duty Officer at all times, and with the availability of the State Disaster Preparedness Communications net-work, and in particular NAWAS, the means of instant liaison with the Division of Health, Nuclear Power Plant and the state and local agencies that would react to a radiological incident is provided.
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| B. Martin County Martin County Emergency Services and Public Agencies are responsible for supporting St. Lucie County's response actions on a request mission basis in accordance with existing mutual aid agreements.
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| : 1. Martin County civil Defense Director - is responsible for dissemination of warning to, and coordination of, 3
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| MARTIN COUNTY, 1979 FLORIDA RADIOLOGICAL EMERGENCY PLAN FOR FIXE 0 NUCLEAR FACILITIES, 1979 APPENDIX H lll Martin County emergency services and public agencies having responsibility; informing local government officials, EOC staffing, functioning and communications; accidept assessment and radiological exposure control.
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| : 2. Martin County Sheriff - utilizing any or all county and city law enforcement agencies within Lartin County he deems necessary for assistance is responsible for warning citizens in assigned areas by mobile siren /
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| public address systems; establishing traf fic con-trol and insuring evacuation to monitoring and re-ception areas by designated routes; keeping designated evacuation routes open utilizing government-owned and private wrecker units; establishing traffic blocks to llh prevent ingress of unauthorized vehicles and pedestrians into "take cover" or evacuation areas, and radiological monitoring for personnel protection and reporting.
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| (Note: Water Traffic - (1) Inland waters are the responsibility of the Florida Marine Patrol, and (2)
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| Ocean waters are the responsibility of the United States Coast Guard.)
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| : 3. Martin County and City of Stuart Fire Departments -
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| are responsible for the establishment of wash dcwn stations for decontamination of vehicles; monitoring and decontamination of water traffic evacuees where necessary and fire-light rescue operations; and
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| MARTIN COUNTY, 1979 FLORIDA RADIOLOGICAL EMERGENCY PLAN FOR FIXED NUCLEAR FACILITIES, 1979 APPENDIX H monitoring of emergency services personnel and equipment where necessary.
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| : 4. Martin County Health Officer - is responsible for the provisions of Emergency Medical and Public Health Services.
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| : 5. Martin Memorial Hospital - will be the receiving hospital for casualties resulting from any evacuatior,that decrees Martin Memorial as the nearest hospital. (Note:
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| Any casualties from the Nuclear Power Plant will be taken to Fort Pierce Memorial Hospital in accordance with prior agreement.)
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| : 6. Martin County Ambulance Services - will be utilized as necessary.
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| : 7. Martin County Chacter American Red Cross - is responsi-ble for the provision of the Chapter trailer to provide shower decontamination facilities for boat traffic evacuees.
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| : 8. W.S.T.U. and W.M.C.F. Radio Stations - will release prepared public information statements to keep the public informed of the developing situation.
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| III. Concept of Operations A. Notification Procedures In the event that a radiation release has, or that one 1.
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| may occur, the Florida Power and Light Control Officer at the power plant site, shall immediately notify the
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| " State Warning Point Tallahassee" (Division of Disaster P00R BRGINAL
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| MARTIN COUNTY, 1979 FLORIDA RADIOLOGICAL EMERGENCY PLAN FOR FIXED NUCLEAR FACILITIES, 1979 APPENDIX H lk Preparedness) giving details of the accident and meteorological data.
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| : 2. The State Division of Disaster Preparedness Duty Warning Of ficers shall:
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| : a. Immediately assure that the St. Lucie and Martin County Warning points (Civil Defense Communica-tions Centers) have copied such notification: and
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| : b. Immediately notify the Division of Health and Rehabilitative Services and other State agencies having responsibility.
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| : 3. Duty Communications personnel of the Martin County Civil Defense Communications Center shall immediately h
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| alert Martin County local government officials, emergency services and public agencies.
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| B. Accident Assessment
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| : 1. The State Division of Health and Rehabilitative Services Duty Of ficer will assess the reported de-tails of the accident and meteorological conditions, and determine whether protective response actions may be rcquired to reduce exposure to ionizing radiation.
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| Protective response actions may include any or all of the following:
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| : a. Evacuation of the residents and transients in certain areas
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| : b. Control of entrance to affected areas
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| : c. Notication of affected residents and transients ggg to "take cover" 6
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| : 2. This determination will be relayed immediately to St. Lucie and Martin County Civil Defense Communications Centers.
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| : 3. Meanwhile, the State Division of Health and Rehabili-tative Services Radiological Teams and the Mobile Radiological Laboratory (MERL) will be dispatched to the area.
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| : 4. Specific assessment monitoring missions of evacuated areas may be requested by the State Division of Health and Rehabilitative Services.
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| C. Emergency Functions There are four ways that Martin County emergency services and public resources may incur duties in connection with a radiation release from the St. Lucie Nuclear Power Plant.
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| : 1. When the wind direction is from the NW to NNE:
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| : a. Residents and transients from the first populated area south of the power plant on Hutchinson Island to the Martin County boundary line will be warned to "take cover" and/or evacuated by St. Lucie County emergency services into Martin County.
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| : b. From the Martin County boundary, traffic control, decontamination of vehicles and ambulance and fire-light rescue services will be provided by Martin County (see Attachments #2 and 2a - Evacuation routes and wash-down points) to the St. Lucie County boundary on U.S. 1.
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| MARTIN COUNTY, 1979 FLORIDA RADIOLOGICAL EMERGENCY PLAN FOR FIXED NUCLEAR FACILITIES, 1979 APPENDIX H O
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| : 2. St. Lucie County may regnest mutual aid to assist in evacuation and warning areas of 1 a. above.
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| : 3. When the wind is from any other direction, St. Lucie County may request mutual aid.
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| : 4. Monitoring missions into affected areas.
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| D. Warning of Residents and Transients in Affected Areas
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| : 1. "Take cover" or evacuation instructions will be accomplished by law enforcement agencies utilizing public address systems.
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| E. Evacuation from Affected Areas
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| : 1. Will be accomplisheri by citizens utilizing private vehicles proceeding along establisheC routes stringently controlled by law anforcement officers.
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| Citizens without transport for any reason will be placed O
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| in other private vehicles by request.
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| : 3. Single lane traffic will be utilized in evacuation of affected areas to permit ingress and egress of ambulances and light-rescue vehicles perferming life-saving measures.
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| : 4. Boat traffic evacuated from affected areas will be beached at the Jensen Causeway pier or in the event that Jensen causeway is negated by radiological ha:ard, will be beacr.ed at the Jaycee Park at the Stuart Causeway and cccupants will proceed to the Red Cross Trailer for monitoring.
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| : 5. Utilizstion of Civilians - If necessary to prevent ingress of non-involved traffic along evacuation routes, law enforcement officers should utilize bystanders to assist until other officers become available.
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| F. Monitoring and Decontamination Procedures
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| : 1. All private and emergency vehicles leaving affected areas will proceed through " wash down" stations estab-lished by fire departments.
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| : 2. Boat traffic evacuees will be monitored at the Red Cross Trailer at the Jensen Beach Causeway pier or Jaycee Park on the Stuart Causeway and those citizens found contaminated will be decontaminated by showering before being transported by St. Lucie County law en-forcement vehicles to the nearest St. Lucie County reception area.
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| : 3. All emergency services personnel and equipment will be monitored at " wash down" stations by fire-rescue personnel. Those personnel found contaminated will be decontaminated by showering at the Stuart Fire Department and detained for further health measures.
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| Ambulances transporting citizens whose injuries will not permit delay of survey and decontamination will proceed to the nearest hospital without being monitored by fire-rescue personnel. The Emergency Room of the receiving haspital is to i655 197
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| MARTIN COUNTY,1979 FLORIDA RADIOLOGICAL EMERGENCY PLAN FOR FIXED NUCLEAR FACILITIES, 1979 APPENDIX H be informed immediately by radio of the levels of any con- Ih tamination which may be recorded on radioligical survey instruments held by each ambulance. Ambulances are to follow delivery and parking procedures as illustrated by Attachment 2B.
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| : 4. All Emergency Services personnel deployed at wash down stations will be monitored on completion of duties, end decontaminated where necessary as in F.3.
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| : 5. Any emergency vehicle utilized for transporting evacuees, or at wash down stations, must be monitored interiorly and decontaminated where necessary on cessation of the emergency.
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| G. Personal Precautions
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| : 1. All amergency service personnel involved in warning /evacu-ation/ life-saving/ decontamination measures will wear self ggg reading dosimeters 0-200 mr. which must be charged before issue by respective departmental trained personnel.
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| : 2. Emergency services personnel performing emergency functions ins.ie affected areas will read these dosimeters at 15 minuse intervals. Should the indicated exposure exceed 100 mr., a report is to be made. The wearer will then be directed to leave *,ne area to report to Stuart Fire Depart-ment and a substitute provided where necessary.
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| : 3. Fire-rescue service personnel should insure that they remain upwind of any water spray utilized at wash down station.
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| : 4. Law enforcement personnel affecting warning and evacuation procedures should remain in closed cars without utilizing air conditioning.
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| : 5. Personnel assigned specific monitoring missions in-side affected areas which will entail time out of vehicle operations, will wear appropriate protective clothing and air pack breathing devices.
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| : 6. Upon termination of the emergency, heads of emergency services involved are to arrange immediate collection of all celf-reading dosimeters. The dosimeters are to be read at the time of collection and any exposure
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| , reading recorded, sith name of wearer and serial number of dosimeter. The dosimeters and records are then to be immediately delivered to the Civil Defense Department.
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| H. Public Information Public information news releases will only be irsued frcr the St. Lucie County Emer5s.acy Operations Center after coordinated preparation by State, St. Lucie Lccal Government and Florida Power and Light officials.
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| IV. Communications A. Communications Systems
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| : 1. Emergency communications for reporting, coordination and control of emergency response actions required of a radiological accident will utilize established 11 udh lt i:
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| MARTIN COUNTY, 1979 FLORIDA RADIOLOGICAL EMERGENCY PLAN F0F FIXED NUCLEAR FACILITIES, 1979 APPENDIX H communications, resources and procedures contained in Annexes LA (Communications) and IB (Warning) to Part A - Basic Plan.
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| : 2. Communications between SOFA, Martin and St. Lucie County Civil Defense Centers will utilize the State LGR liaison net or telephone in the event of radio failure.
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| : 3. Communications between the Division of Health and Rehabilitative Services Mobile Emergency Radiological Laboratory and Martin and St. Lucie Civil Defense Centers will utilize the State LGR liaison net.
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| : 4. Communications between the St. Lucie Nuclear Power Plant and Martin /St. Lucie County Civil Defense Centers g will utiliza the State LGR liaison net or telephone in the event of radio failure.
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| V. Direction and Control A. State - Division of Disaster Preparedness
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| : 1. Overall direction and control is the respensibility of the Division Director.
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| : 2. Implementation and execution of such direction and control for the Division Director in the area affected, will be by the Area Coordinator.
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| B. Countv Direction and control of Civil Defense emergency operations in Martin County is vested by law in the Board of County 12 0
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| MARTIN COUNTY, 1979 FLORIDA RADIOLOGICAL EMERGENCY PLAN FOR FIXED NUCLEAR FACILITIES, 1979 APPENDIX H Commissioners and shall be exercised by the Chairman and County Commission through the Civil Defense Director, County Administrator, and the Heads of Departments and volunteer Agencies servicing Martin County, using estab-lished channels of communications. (See Appendix B to Part A, Basic Plan.)
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| ST. LUCIE COUNTY RADIOLOGICAL FLORIDA RADIOLOGICAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE PLAN EMERGENCY PLAN FOR FIXED ST. LUCIE NUCLEAR POWER PLANT NUCLEAR FACILITIES, 1979.
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| APPENDIX 1, 1979 APPENDIX I RADIOLOGICAL EMERGENCY PLAN FOR FIXED NUCLEAR FACILITY ST. LUCIE NUCLEAR POWER PLANT I. General A. Authority
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| : 1. Florida Statute 252
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| : 2. Florida Radiological Emergency Plan
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| : 3. St. Lucie County Basic Emergency Operations Plan B. Purpose To establish policies and procedures to support the State plans of response in the event of an imminent or actual radiation release from the Nuclea'r Power Plant situated at Hutchinson Island.
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| C. Mission To protect the health of citizens living or traveling through areas sub*ect to a harmful level of radiatien by effective warning, evacuation and traffic control procedures, efficient monitoring and decontamination procedures, by providing temporary shelter and feeding.
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| D. Definitions
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| : 1. Radiation Release - as used in this plan, means the airborne transportation of radioactive effluent gases, caused by a malfunction of the St. Lucie Nuclear Power Plant. Other potential causes of radiation releases from the power plant will be nullified on-site by stringent monitoring and emergency procedures. 07 1
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| : 2. On-Site means the area within the perimeter of the power plant property.
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| : 3. Off-Site means the areas outside the perimeter of the power plant property.
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| E. Situation
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| : 1. The power plant is situated in St. Lucie County on Hutchinson Island, approximagely five and one half (5%) miles due north of Jensen Beach from the Martin-St. Lucie County boundary line (see map attachment), 270 ,20',58"N, 84 0, 14', 48"W.
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| : 2. The hazard of airborne radioactive gases is pre-sumed to be down-wind within a five mile radius from the power plant. Should further spread occur, this plan will be extended, using the sa=e h basic concepts of evacuation and traffic control.
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| .. Martin County Division of Disaster Preparedness will activate their plan for actions in support of St. Lucie County or when directed by the Area Coordinator.
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| : 4. Normal prevailing wind is from the southeast.
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| Response action will be based upon the actual meteirological data at the time of the incident.
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| II. Organization and Emergency Responsibilities A. State
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| : 1. The State Division of Disaster Preparedness has been delegated the responsibility for coordinating
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| APPENDIX I Emergency Plan. This plan defines the responsi-bilities of the participating State agencies and outlines the procedures that are to be used upon notification that a radiation incident has, or is about to occur, from any Nuclear Power Plant.
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| It also defines the State Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services Radiological Emergency Response Team, whose initial responsibility is to evaluate any radiation release from Nuclear Power Plants and determine the hazard areas requiring evacuation.
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| : 2. The Division of Disaster Preparedness has a Duty officer at all times, and with the availability of the State Disaster Preparedness Communications network, and in particular NAWAS, the means of instant liaison with the Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services, Nuclear Power Plants and the State and Local agencies that would react te a radiological incident is provided.
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| B. St. Lucie County
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| : 1. St. Lucie County Disaster Preparedness Coordinator is responsible for dissemination of warning to, and the coordination of, St. Lucie County Emergency Services and Public Agencies having responsibility, I-and for informing local government officials and the State Division of Disaster Preparedness.
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| : a. Public information news releases will only 3
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| APPENDIX I g be made by the St. Lucie County Disaster Preparedness Office. Due to the extremely technical nature of radiation, only experts
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| about the possible danger of contamination, people, places and things. Expert opinions, even though sometimes longer in being an-nounced, are of much greater value to the public health than 'off the cuff" remarks made by inexperienced personnel.
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| : 2. St. Lucie County Sheriff, utilizing any or all county and municipal law enforcement agencies he deems necessary for assistance is responsible g for warning citizens in assigned areas by mobile siren /public address systems; establishing traffic control and insuring evacuation to monitoring and reception areas by designated routes; keeping designated evacuation routes open utilizing govern-ment-owned and private wrecker units; establishing traffic blocks to prevent ingress of unauthorized vehicles and pedestrians into evacuation areas, and radiological monitoring for personnel prote:-
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| tion and reporting.
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| : 3. Ft. Pierce /St. Lucie County Fire District is responsible for decontamination of vehicles:
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| monitoring and decontamination of evacuees where necessary and fire-light rescue operations.
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| APPENDIX I
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| : 4. St. Lucie County Public Health Of ficer is respon-sible for the coordination of all health operations and providing health advice to evacuees in the designated shelters.
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| : 5. Lawnwood Medical Center
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| : a. Communications - hospital net control
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| : b. Will be the receiving hospital for casual-ties and additional radiation contamination checks.
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| : 6. St. Lucie County School Board will furnish trans-portation as required.
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| : 7. American Red Cross is responsible for staffing of evacuation points to provide registration, food and lodging as required for evacuees.
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| : 8. W.F.T.P. - W.I.R.A. Radio and W.T.V.X. Television Station will release prepared public information statements as needed.
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| : 9. W.S.T.U. - Stuart Radio will also be utilized for dissemination of information for residents of South St. Lucie County, for many who live in this area listen to this station.
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| III. Concept of Operations A. Categories of Radiolocical Incidents. The categories of incidents being as follows:
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| CATEGORY IV - Minor incident and confined within facility. No assistance required.
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| CATEGORY III - Incident confined to the facility.
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| Limited support assistance may be required by health and ambulance personnel; other services in a standby status. (Telephone report
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| CATEGORY II -
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| Incident confined to immediate perimeter of the facility. Sup-port assistance is required.
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| Radioactive material released and affecting small area adjacent to the site. Protective measures may be required for affected ad-O jacent area.
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| CATEGORY I - Major incident involving release cf radioactive material affecting sub-stantial areas outside of the fa-cility. Maximum assistance needed.
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| Protective measures, including evacua-tion of threatened areas.
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| B. Notification Procedures
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| : 1. In the event that a radiation release has, or that one may occur, the Florida Power and Light Contrcl Officer at the power plant site, shall immediatel.
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| (Div Sicn notify the " State Warning Point Tallahassee" of Disaster Preparedness) giving details of the acci-dent and meteorological data.
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| : 2. The State Division of Disaster Preparedness Duty Warning Officer shall:
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| : a. Immediately assure that the St. Lucie County Communications Center has copied the infor-mation.
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| : b. Immediately notify the Division of Health and Rehabilitative Services and other State agencies having responsibility.
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| C. Accident Assessment
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| : 1. The local Disaster Preparedness Coordinator will have the responsibility for off-site accident assessment in support of the State, involving fixed facility accidents and initial assessment for other accidents. He will immediately survey the accident site by the most expedient means available (air or ground). He will determine what, if any, responsive actions may be required prior to the arrival of the State Radiological Emergency Teams and the Mobile Emergency Radio-logical Laboratory (MERL) .
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| : 2. The State Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services Duty Officer will assess the reported details of the accident and meteorological condi-tions and determine whether protective response actions may be required to reduce exposure to ionizing radiation.
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| : b. Control of entrance to affected areas,
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| : c. Notification of affected residents and transients to "take cover".
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| D. Evacuation from Affected Areas
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| : 1. Will b'e accomplished by citizens utilizing pri-vate vehicles proceeding along established routes stringently controlled by law enforcement officers.
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| : 2. Single lane traffic will be utilized in evacuation of affected areas to permit ingress and egress of ambulances and rescue vehicles performing life-saving measures,
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| : s. Trailer park people shall be informed that lll residents should not attempt to hook up to house trailers on any evacuation as this will only add to the congestion of traffic.
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| : 3. Evacuation Routes
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| : a. Residents and transients from the junction of Walton Road and SR 707 north, Sectors M-N-P, (see attachment 41) will be routed to sheltering at:
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| (1) Sportsman Park, corner of Prima Vista Boulevard and Airose Boulevard in_the City of Port St. Lucie.
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| (2) White City Park, Midway Road west of Sunrise Boulevard.
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| : b. Residents and transients from the first populated areas north of the power plant, Sectors A-B-C, Q-R, (see attachment #2) will be routed north along SR A1A to shel-tering at Jaycee Park, South Ocean Drive (A1A) and Malaleuca Drive.
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| : c. Residents and transients from the junction of Walton Road and SR 707 south to Martin County line, Sectors L-K, will be routed wost by Walton Road to US #1, south to Port St. Lucie Boulevard, west to right of way area, east of Fire Station 45 (see attach-ment #3).
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| : d. Residents and transients f om the first populated area south of the power plant on Hutchinson Island to the Martin County line, Sectors E-F-G-H-J, will be routed south through Martin County with the assistance of Martin County and Florida Highway Patrol forces to Route 707-A, to US 81: then north to the Port St. Lucie Elementary School on Prima Vista Boulevard (see attachment d4).
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| : 4. Based upon existing meteorological data, boat traffic from affected areas will be directed to land at selected points. At t s ti , boats and
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| persons will be monitored and, if required, decontaminated by wash down or other procedures after which persons will be transported to recep-tion centers.
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| : 5. Off-site pre-selected monitoring and wash down points will be manned by Ft. Pierce /St. Lucie County Fire-Rescue personnel. All persons arriving at these wash down points will be monitored for contamination and, if required, decontamination procedures will be instituted.
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| E. Monitorina and Decontamination
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| : 1. All private and emergency vehicles leaving affected areas will proceed t' trough " wash down" stations established by the Ft. Pierce /St. Lucie County Fire Department.
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| : 2. All evacuated citizens will be monitored at desig-nated reception areas by fire-rescue persennel.
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| Those citizens found contaminated will be deconta-minated by showering and segregated for further health measures.
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| : 3. Emergency service personnel utilized in affected areas or at wash down stations will report to reception areas to be monitored on completien of duties.
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| : 4. Any emergency vehicle utili:ed for transporting evacuees or at wash down stations must be monitered interiorly and decontaminated where necessary on ggg 1655 216
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| APPENDIX I cessation of the emergency.
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| : 5. Utilization of civilians, if necessary to prevent ingress of non-involved traffic along evacuation routes and control of evacuees from parking areas to monitoring stations at reception areas, officers should utilize bystanders to assist until other officers become available.
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| F. Personnel Precautions
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| : 1. All emergency service personnel involved in warning /
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| evacuation / life-saving/ decontamination measures will wear self-reading dosimeters 0-200 mr. which must be charged before issue by respective department trained personnel.
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| : 2. Emergency service personnel performing emergency functions inside affected areas will read these dosimeters at 15 minute intervals. Should the indicated exposure exceed 100 mr. a report will be made. The wearer will then be directed to leave the area to report to a personnel monitoring station and a substitute provided where necessary.
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| : 3. Fire-Rescue service personnel should insure that they remain upwind of any water spray utilized at wash down sus. ions.
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| : 4. Law enforcement personnel engaged in warning and evacuation procedures should remain in closed cars.
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| operations, will wear appropriate protective clothing and oxygen breathing devices.
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| : 6. Upon termination of the emergency, all self-reading dosimeters will be collected and individual exposures recorded. A list of persons monitored and their exposures will be furnished to the DHRS, Office of Health Programs, within 12 hours of ter-mination of the emergency.
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| G. Public Information News releases will only be issued from the St. Lucie County Disaster Preparedness Emergency Operations Center after consultation with State and local government agencies and Florida Power & Light officials. ggg IV. Communications and Warning A. Emergency communications for reporting, coordination and control of emergency response actions required of a radiological accident will utilize established com-munications resources and procedures contained in BEOP, Part A, Annex I-A and I-B.
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| : 1. Communications between SOFA and St. Lucie County will utilize Department of Disaster Preparedness local government radio (LGR) and NAWAS.
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| : 2. Communications be: ween the Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services Mobile Emergency Radiological Laboratory (MERL) and St. Lucie County EOC will utilize Department of Disaster Preparedness and local government radio (LGR).
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| : 3. Communications between Florida Power & Light Company Off-Site Emergency Organization and St. Lucie County EOC will utilize local govern-ment radio (LGR) or telephone.
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| B. Notification Procedures
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| : 1. In the event of an incident wherein the accidental release or spill of radioactive material occurs, the responsible person or any other person aware of the incident will notify by NAWAS, telephone or other available means.
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| The Duty Warning Officer State Warning Point Tallahassee Division of Disaster Preparedness Interim State Emergency Operating Center 1720 South Gadsden Street Tallahassee, Florida 32301 NAWAS: " STATE WARNING POINT TALLAHASSEE" Telephone: 904/488-1320 or: Duty Communications / Teletype Operator ALTERNATE STATE WARNING POINT TALLAHASSEE Division of Marine Resources Communications Center 202 West Blount Street Tallahassee, Florida 32301 NAWAS: " ALTERNATE STATE WARNING POINT TALLAHASSEE" jf}} 2I Telephone: 904/488-5757 13
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| : 2. In the event the STATE WARNING POINT TALLAHASSEE or the ALTERNATE STATE WARNING POINT TALLAHASSEE cannot be contacted by NAWAS or by telephone, the reporting individual will call:
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| : a. The nearest Florida Highway Patrol Station, Sheriff's Office, County Disaster Preparedness Office or State Division of Disaster Prepared-ness Area Office, providing such information concerning the event for delivery by the most expeditious means to the Division of Disaster Preparedness.
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| : 3. The Duty Warning Officer, Division of Disaster Preparedness or the Duty Communications / Teletype Operator, Division of Marine Resources, upon receiving information relevant to a RADIOLOGICAL INCIDENT, will take the following action:
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| : a. Notify the Division of Health in accordance with Appendix A.
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| C. Tyces of Radiological Incident Messages
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| : 1. EXERCISE messages relevant to Radiological Incident
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| Exercise purposes will be identified by the code word CRY WOLF at the beginning and end of message text.
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| : 2. EMERGENCY messages relevant to any Radiological Incident at St.. Lucie Power Plant will be identi-fied by the code word GROUND FOG at the beginning ggg of message text.
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| APPENDIX I V. Direction and Control A. State - Division of Disaster Preparedness
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| : 1. Overall direction and control is the responsibili-ty of the Division Director.
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| : 2. Implementation and execution of such directions and control for the Division Director in the area affected is delegated to the Area Coordinator.
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| B. County
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| : 1. Direction and control of Disaster Preparedness emergency operations in St. Lucie County is vested by law in the Board of County Corumissioners and shall be exercised by the Chairman and County Commission through the Disaster Preparedness Coordinator, the Heads of Departments, and Volun-teer Agencies servicing St. Lucie County, using established channels of communications.
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| : 2. The Emergency Operating Center will maintain a current action plan and a current list of all notification telephone numbers of those persons /
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| agencies with emergency responsibilities as des-cribed or identified in this document. That action plan and notification list will remain attached to a copy of this plan, located at the command position in the center.
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| FLORIDA RADIOLOGICAL ST. LUCIE COUFTY EMERGENCY PLAN FOR FIXED APPENDIX I, 1979 NUCLEAR FACILITIES, 1979.
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| APPENDIX I AGENCY TELEPHONE OFFICE HOME Disaster Preparedness 461-5201 Coordinator 878-2935 Philip J. Rodi St. Lucie County Sheriff 461-7300 C. Lanie Norvel 461-3446 Ft. Pierce Police Chief 461-3820 Gerald Merritt 465-1811 SLC Fire District Chief 464-1001 Donald Moore 461-1721 The Disaster Preparedness Office will in turn notify:
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| 'l. Radio & T.V. Stations WIRA Radio 464-1400 Randolph Miller 465-5343 WFTP Radio 465-6397 Jack Bartley 464-8296 WTVX Television 464-5220 Jim Holmes - Gen. Mgr. 461-5588 Michael Armstrong - News. Dir. 464-8850 Rm. 23
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| : 2. Souther. dell Tel & Tel 461-9010 George Nicholson 878-3130
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| : 3. County Commissioners 461-6700 Edward G. Enns 461-3892 E.E. Green 465-0059 W.R. McCain 464-1524 John B. Parks 464-0568 George D. Price 461-6875
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| : 4. Control Staff Assistants:
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| County Attorney 464-3788 Ralph Wilson 464-1699 1655 227 County Administrator 461-6400 Weldon B. Lewis 464-2355 21
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| APPENDIX I AGENCY TELEPHONE OFFICE HOME Superintendent of Schools 464-8220 Nolan Skinner 461-5088 Director, Emergency Management of Resources 464-5600 Charles Jackson 465-9286 PSL Disaster Preparedness 878-0097 Douglas Stout 878-4270
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| : 5. American Red Cross 461-3950 Mary A. Mann 461-3950
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| : 6. Fort Pierce Memorial Hospital Administrator 461-4000 Basil King 461-8763 Rodney Dorsette 464-0845
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| : 7. U.S. Coast Guard 464-6100 O
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| Personnel on Call 464-6100 911
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| : 8. Mayor - St. Lucie Village 464-0332
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| : 9. PSL City Manager 878-0097 Elmer Cox 461-6211
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| : 10. PSL Mayor 878-0097 Wm. McChesney 334-0818
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| : 11. South Florida Area (SOFA) 746-4586 Disaster Preparedness Coordinator John E. Buchanan 626-1170 Disaster Preparedness Coordinator Philip J. Rodi 22 O
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| APPENDIX J CITRUS COUNTY EMERGENCY RESPONSE PLAN FOR RADIATION RELEASE FROM THE CRYSTAL RIVER NUCLEAR POWER PLANT I. General A. Authority
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| : 1. State of Florida Radiological Emergency Plan
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| : 2. State of Florida Basic Emergency Operations Plan
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| : 3. State of Florida Natural Disaster Plan B. Purpose To establish policies and procedures to support the State and Citrus County plans of response in the event of an imminent or actual off-site radiation release from the nuclear power plant situated at Crystal River.
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| C. Mission To protect the health of citizens living in or traveling through area subject to a harmful level of radiation by effective warning, evacuation control and law enforce-ment procedures, efficient monitoring and decontamina-tion procedures, by providing temporary shelter and feeding, and providing medical treatment for those persons with trauma and/or exposed to a harmful level of radiation.
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| D. Definitions
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| : 1. " Radiation Release" as used in this plan, means the airborne transportation of radioactive effluent 1
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| CITRUS COUNTY 1979 FLORIDA RADIOLOGICAL EMERGENCY PLAN FOR FIXED NUCLEAR FACILITIES, 1979 APPENDIX J gasses, caused by a malfunction of the nuclear power reactor system. Other potential causes of radiation releases from the power plant will be nullified on-site by stringent monitoring and amargency procedures.
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| : 2. "On-Site" means the area within the perimeter of the power plant property.
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| : 3. "Off-Site" means the areas outside of the perimeter of the power plant property.
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| E. Situation
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| : 1. The power plant is situated in Citrus County at Crystal River approximately seven miles northwest of Crystal River. (See attachment il hereto).
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| : 2. The hazard of airborne radioactive gasses is identi-fied to be contained within a five mile radius from the power plant. Should further spread occur, this plan will be extended using the same basic concepts of evacuation and traffic control.
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| : 3. Radiation doses from the airborne gasses would be less than a person receives from an annual X-ray, providing that expedient protective actions of "take cover" and/or evacuation are carried out.
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| APPENDIX J II. Organization and Responsibilities A. State
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| : 1. The State Division of Disaster Preparedness has been delegated the responsibility for coordinating actions and for developing the State Radiological Emergency Plan. This plan defines the responsibili-ties of the participating State agencies and outlines the procedures that are to be used upon notification that a radiation incident has, or is about to occur, from any Nuclear Power Plant. It also defines the State Division of Health Radiologi-cal Emergency Response Team, whose initial respon-sibility is to evaluate any radiation release from Nuclear Power Plants and determine the hazard areas requiring evacuation.
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| : 2. The Division of Disaster Preparedness has a Duty Officer at all times, and with the availability of the State Disaster Preparedness Communications network, and in particular NAWAS, the means of instant liaison with the Division of Health, Nuclear Power Plants and the State and local agencies that would react to a radiological incident is provided.
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| B. Citrus Countv Citrus County Emergency Services and Public Agencies are responsible for the following response actions and 4
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| : 1. Citrus County Disaster Preparedness Director - is responsible for dissemination of warning to, and coordination of Citrus County emergency services and public agencies having responsibility; informing local government officials, EOC staffing, functioning and communications; accident assessment and radiolo-gical exposure control.
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| : 2. Citrus County Sheriff - utilizing any or all law enforcement agencies within Citrus County he deems necessary for assistance is responsible for warning
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| * citizens in assigned areas by mobile siren public address systems; establishing traffic control and insuring evacuation to monitoring and reception lll areas by designated routes: keeping designated evacuation routes open utilizing government-owned and private wrecker units; establishing tr:ffic blocks to prevent ingress of unauthorized vehicles and pedestrians into evacuation areas, and radio-logical monitoring for personnel protection and reporting. Inland waters are the responsibility of the Florida Marine Patrol for water traf fic. Gulf waters are the responsibility of the U.S. Coast Guard.
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| : 3. Citrus County School Board - is responsible for opening and/or preparation of designated school. (See Attach-ment 42).
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| : 4. Citrus County RADEF Officer is responsible for super-vising decontamination of vehicles; monitoring and decontamination of evacuees where necessary.
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| : 5. Citrus County Health Officer - is responsible for the coordination of health operations and the pro-vision of health advice to evacuees in designated shelters.
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| : 6. Citrus Memorial Hospital - will be the receiving hospital for casualties resulting from any evacua-tion that decrees Citrus Memorial Hospital as the nearest hospital. (Note : Any casualties from the Nuclear Power Plant will be taken to Shands Teaching Hospital in Gainesville in accordance with prior agreement).
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| : 7. WRYO, WTRS and WYSE (EBS) Radio Stations - will release prepared public information statements to keep the public informed of the developing situation.
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| : 8. Citrus County Communications Task Force, Inc.-will provide radio communications for radiological moni-toring team and will operate the mobile communications center. Additional assistance may be recuested from REACT or other volunteer citizen band radio clubs,'
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| : 9. Citrus County Ambulance Service - will be utilized as necessary.
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| : 10. Citrus County Composite Squadron of the Civil Air Patrol will perform air monitoring missions as requested by the RADEF Officer or the Civil Defense Director.
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| : 11. Crystal River, DeRosa and Connell Heights Fire Departments - are responsible for the establishment
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| of wash down stations for decontamination of vehi-cles; monitoring and decontamination of vehicles; monitoring and decontamination of water traffic evacuees where necessary and light rescue operations; and monitoring of emergency services personnel and equipment.
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| III. Concept of Operations -
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| lll A. Notification Procedures
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| : 1. In the event that radiation release has, or that one may occur, the Florida Power Control Officer at the power plant site, shall immediately notify the " State Warning Point Tallahassee" (Division of Disaster Preparedness) giving details of the accident and meterological data.
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| : 2. The State Division of Disaster Preparedness Duty Warning Officer shall:
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| : a. Immediately assure that the Citrus County Disaster Preparedness have such notification through Central Florida Area Division of Disaster Preparedness.
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| : b. Imme'diately notify the Division of Health and other State agencies having responsi-bility.
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| : 3. Personnel of the Citrus County Department of Disaster Preparedness shall immediately alert Citrus County local government officials, emergency services and public agencies.
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| B. Accident Assessment
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| : 1. The State Division of Health Duty Officer will assess the reported details of the accident and meteorologi-cal conditions and determine whether protective response actions may be required to reduce exposure to ionizing radiation. Protective response actions may include any or all of the following:
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| : a. Advising local authorities on evacuation of the residents and transients in certain areas.
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| : b. Advising local authorities on areas considered to be a danger zone.
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| : 2. This determination will be relayed immediately to the Citrus County Disaster Preparedness.
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| : 3. Meanwhile, the State Division of Health Radiological Emergency Teams and the Mobile Emergency Radiological Laboratory (KERL) will be dispatched to the area.
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| : 4. Specific assessment monitoring missions of evacuated areas may be requested by the State Division of Health.
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| APPENDIX J C. Emergency Functions There are two ways that Citrus County emergency service and public resources may incur duties in connection with a radiation release from the Crystal River Nuclear Power Plant.
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| : 1. aesidents and transients in the affected areas will be warned and evacuated by Citrus County emergency services.
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| : 2. When the wind is from the South, Levy County may request mutual aid.
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| D. Warning of Residents and Transients in Af fected Areas
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| : 1. "Take cover" or evacuation instrue.tions will be accomplished by law enforcement agencies utilizing public address systems.
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| E. Evacuation from Affected Areas
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| : 1. Will be accomplished by citizens utilizing private vehicles proceeding along established routes stringently controlled by law enforcement officers.
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| : 2. Citizens without transportation for any reason will be placed in other private vehicles by request.
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| : 3. Single lane traffic will be utilized in evacuation of affected areas to permit ingress and egress of ambulances and light-rescue vehicles performing lifesaving measures.
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| : 4. Boat traf fic evacuated from affected areas will be beached at the public boat ramp in Crystal River lll 8
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| APPENDIX J and occupants transported by school bus to the nearest reception area for monitoring and decon-tamination where necessary. (See attachment #2)
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| : 5. Utilization of Civilians - If necessary, to prevent ingress of non-involved traffic along evacuation routes and control of evacuees from parking areas to monitoring stations at receiption areas, officers should utilize bystanders to assist until other officers become available.
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| F. Monitoring and Decontamination Procedures
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| : 1. All private and emergency vehicles leaving affected areas will proceed through " wash down" stations established by fire departments. (See attachment
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| #2)
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| : 2. All evacuated citizens will be monitored at designat-reception areas by monitoring personnel. Those ed citizens found contaminated will be decontaminated by showering and segrega.ted for further health meas-ures.
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| : 3. Emergency service personnel utilized in affected areas or at wash down stations will report to reception areas to be monitored on completion of duties.
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| : 4. Any emergency vehicle utilized for transporting evacuees or at wash down stations must be monitored 9
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| APPENDIX J ll interiorly and decontaminated where necessary on cessation of emergency.
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| G. Personal Precautions
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| : 1. All emergency service personnel involved in warning /
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| evacuation / lifesaving / decontamination measures will wear self-reading dosimeters 0-200 mR. which must be charged before issue by respective Departmental trained personnel.
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| : 2. Emergency service personnel performing emergency functions inside affected areas will read these dosimeters at 15 minute intervals. Should the indi-cated exposure exceed 100 mR.. s report is to be made.
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| The wearer will then be d? rected to leave the area to llf report to a personnel monitoring station and a sub-stitute provided where necessary.
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| : 3. Fire-rescue service personnel should insure that they remain upwind of any water spray utilized at wash down stations.
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| : 4. Law enforcement personnel affecting warning and evacuation procedures should remain in closed cars utilizing heat / air conditioning insofar as possible.
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| : 5. Personnel assigned specific monitoring missions inside affected areas which will entail time out of vehicle operations, will wear appropriate pro-tective clothing and oxygen breathing devices.
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| : 6. Upon termination of the emergency, heads of emergency services involved are to arrange immediate collection of all self-reading dosimeters. The dosimeters are to be read at the time of collection and any exposure reading recorded, with name of wearer and serial number of dosimeter. The dosimeter and records then to be immediately delivered to the Citrus County Department of Disaster Preparedness.
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| IV. Communications A. Communications Systems
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| : 1. Emergency communications for recorting, coordination and control of emergency response actions required
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| - of a radiological accident will utilize established communications resources and procedures contained in Annexes IA (Communications) and IB (Warning) to Part A Basic Plan.
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| : 2. Communications between CETA, Citrus County and Levy County Disaster Preparedness will utilize the State Communications Net or telephone.
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| : 3. Communications between the Crystal River Nuclear Power Plant and Citrus County Disaster Preparedness will utilize the telephone.
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| V. Director and Control A. State - Division of Disaster Preparedness
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| : 1. Overall direction and control is the responsibility of the Division Director.
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| : 2. Implementation and execution of such direction and control for the Division Director in the area affected, will be by the Area Coordinator.
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| B. County Direction and Control of Disaster Preparedness Emergency Operations in Citrus County is vested by law in the Board of County commissioners and shall be exercised by the Chairman and County Commission through the Disaster Preparedness Director, and the Heads of Departments and Volunteer Agencies servicing Citrus County, using established channels of communi-cations.
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| .7ACKSON COUNTY NATURAL FLORIDA RADIOLOGICAL DISASTER PLAN, 1979 EMERGENCY PLAN FOR FIXED NUCLEAR FACILITIES, 1979.
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| APPENDIX K EMERGENCY EVACUATION PLAN FOR RADIATION RELEASE FROM THE FARLEY NUCLEAR POWER PLAN I. General A. Authority
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| : 1. State of Florida Radiological Emergency Plan B. Purpose To establish policies and procedures to support the State and Jackson County plans of response in the event of an imminent or actual off-site radiation release from the nuclear power plant situated in Houston County, Alabama.
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| C. Mission .
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| To protect the health of citizens living in or traveling through areas subject to a harmful level of radiation by effective "take cover" warning or evacuation and traffic control procedures; efficient monitoring and decontamination procedures; and providing medical treatment for those per-sons with trauma.
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| D. Definitions
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| : 1. " Radiation release" as used in this plan, means the air-borne transportation of radioactive effluent gasses, caused by a malfuntion of the nuclear power reactor system. Other potential causes of radiation releases from the power plant will be nullified on-site by stringent monitoring and emergency procedures.
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| : 2. "On-site means the area within 'he perimeter of the power plant property.
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| APPENDIX K
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| : 3. "Off-site" means the areas outside of the perimeter of the power plant property.
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| E. Situation
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| : 1. The power plant is situated in Houston County, Alabama, approximately sixteen (16) miles North of Jackson County and Florida State line on the Chattahoochee River in Alabama,
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| : 2. The hazard of airborne radioactive gasses is identified to be contained within a five mile radius from the pcwer plant. Should further spread occur, this plan will be extended using the same basic concepts of "take cover" warning or evacuation and traffic control.
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| : 3. Radiation doses from the airborne gasses would be less g than a person received from an annual X-ray, providing that expedient protective actions of "take cover" or evacuation are carried out.
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| : 4. Normal prevailing wind is from the southwest, however, any response action will be based upon the actual meteo-rological data at the time of the incident.
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| II. Organization and Responsibilities A. State
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| : 1. The State Division of Disaster Preparedness has been delegated the responsibility of coordinating actions and for developing the State Radiological Emergency Plan.
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| This plan defines the responsibilities of the participat-ing State agencies and outlines the procedures that are to be. used upon notification that a radiation incident h 200RORGEl. 2 16ss 244
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| APPENDIX K or is about to occur, for any nuclear power plant.
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| It, also, defines the State Division of Health and Rehabilitative Services Radiological Response Team, whose initial responsibility is to evaluate any radia-tion release from nuclear Power plants and determine the hazard areas requiring evacuation.
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| : 2. The Division of Disaster Preparedness has a Duty Officer at all times, and with the availability of the State Disaster Preparedness Communications network, and in particular NAWAS the means of instant liaison with the Division of Health, Nuclear Power Plants and the State and local agencies that would react to a radiological incident is provided.
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| B. Jackson County Jackson County Emergency Services and Public Agencies are responsible for supporting cities within the county in accord-ance with existing mutual aid agreements.
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| : 1. Jackson County Civil Defense Director - is responsible for dissemination of warning to, and coordination of, Jackson County emergency services and public agenices having re-sponsibility; informing local government officials, EOC staffing functioning and communications; accident assess-ment and radiological exposure control.
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| : 2. Jackson County Sheriff - utilizing any or all county and city law enforcement agencies within Jackson County he deems necessary for assistance,is responsible for warning citizens in assigned areas by mobile siren /public address i
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| APPENDIX K g systems; establishing traffic control and insuring evacuation to monitoring and reception areas by desig-nated routes; keeping designated evacuation routes open utilizing government-owned and private wrecker units; establishing traffic blocks to prevent ingress of un-authorized vehicles and pedestrians into "take cover" or evacuation areas, and radiological monitoring for personnel protection and reporting. (Note: Water Traffic - Inland waters are the responsibility of the Florida Marine Patrol) .
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| : 3. Jackson County and Marianna Fire Departments - are responsible for the establishment of washdown stations for decontamination of vehicles; monitoring and decontam-ination of water traffic evacuees where necessary and fire light rescue operations; a monitoring of emergency services personnel and equipment.
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| : 4. Jackson County Health Officer - is responsible for the pro-visions of Emergency Medical and Public Health Services.
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| : 5. Jackson Hospital - will be the receiving hospital for casualities resulting from any evacuation.
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| : 6. Jackson County Ambulance Services - will be utilized as necessary.
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| : 7. Jackson County Chapter American Red Cross - is responsible for the provision of the Chapter trailer to provide shower decontamination facilties for boat traftic evacuees.
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| : 8. W.T.O.T. AND W.T.Y.S. Radio Stations - will release pre-pared public information statements to keep the public llI 1655 246
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| APPENDIX K informed of the developing situation.
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| III. Concept of Operations A. Notification Procedures
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| : 1. In the event that a radiation release has or that one may occur, the Alabama Power and Light Control Officer at the power plant site, shall immediately notify the " State Warning Point, Tallahassee" (Division of Disaster Prepared-ness) giving details of the accident and meteorological data.
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| : 2. The State Division of Disaster Preparedness Duty Warning Officer shall:
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| : a. Immediately assure that tne Jackson County Warning Points (Civil Defense Communications Centers) have copied such notification.
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| : b. Immediately notify the Division of Health and Re-habilitative Services and other State agencies having responsibility.
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| : 3. Duty Communications personnel of the Jackson County Civil Defense Communications Center shall immediately alert Jackson County local government officials, emergency ser-vices and public agencies.
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| B. Accident Assessment
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| : 1. The State Division of Health and Rehabilitative Services Duty Officer will assess the reported details of the accident and meteorological conditions, and determine whether protective response actions may be required to reduce exposure to ionizing radiation. Protective re-1655 247 5
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| APPENDIX K lh sponse actions may include any or all of the following:
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| : a. Evacuation of the residents and transients in certain areas.
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| : b. Control of entrance to affected areas.
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| : c. Notification of affected residents and transients to "take cover".
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| : 2. This determination will be relayed immediately to the Jackson County Civil Defense Communication Centers.
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| : 3. Meanwhile, the State Division of Health and Rehabilitative Services Radiological Teams and the Mobile Emergency radio-logical Laboratory (MERL) will be dispatched to the area.
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| : 4. Specific assessment monitoring missions of evacuated areas may be requested by the State Division of Health and Re-habilitative Services.
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| C. Emergency Functions There are four ways that Jackson County emergency services and public resources may incur duties in connection with a radiation release from the Farley Nuclear Power Plant.
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| : 1. When the wind direction is from the North:
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| : a. Residents and transients from the first populated area south of the power plant, Malone-Campbellton area will be warned to "take cover" and/or evacuated by Jackson County emergency services into Marianna, Florida.
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| : b. From the Jackson County boundary, traffic control, de-contamination of vehicles and ambulance and fire-light rescue services will be provided by Fire-Depts. (See attachments il and 2 - Evacuation routes and Wash-dow 1655 248
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| APPENDIX K points) to Marianna.
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| : 2. Jackson County will use the County Sheriff's Department and Jackson County Citizen Band Club to assist in evacua-tion and warning.
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| : 3. When the wind is from any other direction, Jackson County will not be affected.
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| : 4. Monitoring missions into affected areas.
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| D. Warning of Residents and Transients in Affected Areas
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| : 1. "Take Cover" or evacuation instructions will be accomplished by law enforcement agencies utilizing public address systems.
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| E. Evacuation from Affected Areas
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| : 1. Will be accomplished by citizens utilizing private vehicles proceeding along established routes stringently controllet by law enforcement officers.
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| : 2. Citizens without transportation for any reason will be t
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| placed in other private vehicles by request.
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| : 3. Single lane traffic will be utilized in evacuation of af-fected areas to permit ingress and egress of snbulances anc light resuce vehicles performing life-saving measures.
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| : 4. Boat traffic evacuated from affected areas will be beached at the Neel's Landing and occupants will proceed to the Red Cross Trailer for monitoring.
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| : 5. Utilization of Civilians - If necessary to prevent ingress of non-involved traffic along evacuation routes, law en-forcement officers should utilize bystanders to assist until
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| APPENDIX K F. Monitoring and Dacontamination Procedures
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| : 1. All private and emergency vehicles leaving affected areas will proceed through " wash-down" stations established by fire departments.
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| : 2. Boat traffic evacuees will be monitored at the Red Cross trailer at Neel's Landing and those citizens found con-taminated will be decontaminated by showering before being transported by Jackson County law enforcement vehicles to the nearest Jackson County reception area.
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| : 3. All emergency services personnel and equipment will be monitored at " wash-down" stations by fire-rescus personnel.,
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| Those personnel found contaminated will be decontaminated by showering at the Sunland Training Center and detained for further health measures. Ambulances transporting citizens whose injuries will not permit delay of survey and decontamination will proceed to the nearest hospital without being monitored by fire-rescue personnel. The emergency room of the receiving hospital is to be informed immediately by radio of the levels of any contamination which may be recorded on radiological survey instruments held by each ambulance. Ambulances are to follow delivery and parking procedures as illustrated by Attachment #3.
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| : 4. All Emergency Services personnel deployed at wash-down stations will be monitored on completion of duties, and decontaminated where necessary as in F. 3.
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| : 5. Any emergency vehicle utilized for transporting evacuees, or at wash-down stations, must be monitored interiorly 8 1655 250
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| APPENDIX K and decontaminated where necessary at the Sunland Training Center on cessation of the emergency.
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| G. Personal Precautions
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| : 1. All emergency service personnel involved in warning /evacua-tion lifesaving / decontamination measures will wear self reading dosimeters 0-200 mR. Which must be charged before issue by respective departmental trained persennel.
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| : 2. Emergency services personnel performing emergency functions inside affected areas will read these dosimeters at 15 minute intervals. Should the indicated exposure exceed 100 mR. a report is to be made. The wearer will then be directed to leave the area to report to the Sunland Trainine Center and a substitute provided where necessary.
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| : 3. Fire-rescue service personnel should insure that they re-main upwind of any water spray utilized at wash-down stations.
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| : 4. Law enforcement personnel affecting warning and evacuation procedures should remain in closed cars.
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| : 5. Personnel assigned specific monitoring missions inside affected areas which will entail time out of vehicle opera-tion will wear appropriate protective clothing and air pack breathing devices.
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| : 6. Upon termination of the emergency, Heads of emergency services involved are to arrange immediate collection of all self-reading dosimeters. The dosimeters are to be read at the time of collection and any exposure reading S
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| JACKSON COUNTY NATURAL FLORIDA RADIOLOGICAL DISASTER PLAN, 1979 EMERGENCY PLAN FOR FIXED NUCLEAR FACILITIES, 1979.g APPENDIX K recorded, the name of wearer and serial number of dosi-meter. The dosimeters and records are then to be immedi-ately delivered to the Civil Defense Department.
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| H. Public Information Public Information news releases will only be issued from the Jackson County Emergency operations Center after coordinated preparation by State, Jackson County local government and Alabama Power and Light officials.
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| IV. Communications A. Communications Systems
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| : 1. Emergency communications for reporting, coordination and control of emergency response actions required of a radio-logical accident will utilize established communicatzons lll resources and procedures contained in Annexes 5 (Communi-cations) and 7 (Warning) to Part A-Basic Plan.
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| : 2. Communications between WEFA, Jackson County Civil Defense Centers will utilize the State LGR liaison net or telephone in the event of radio failure.
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| : 3. . Communication between the Division of Health and Rehabilita-tive S.ervices Mobil Emergency Radiological Laboratory and Jackson County Civil Defense Centers will utilize the State LGR liaison net.
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| : 4. Communications between the Farley Nuclear Power Plant and Jackson County Civil Defense Centers will utilize the Jackson County Two Meter Repeater.
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| V. Direction and Control
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| JACKSON COUNTY NATURAL FLORIDA RADIOLOGICAL DISASTER PLAN, 1979 EMERGENCY PLAN FOR FIXED NUCLEAR FACILITIES, 1979.
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| APPENDIX K
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| : a. Overall direction and control is the responsibility of the Division Director.
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| : b. Implementation and execution of such direction and control for the Division Director in the area affected, will be by the Area Coordinator.
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| : 2. County Direction and control of Civil Defense emergency operations in Jackson County is vested by law in the Board of County Commissioners and shall be exercised by the Chairman and County Commission through the Civil Defense Director, County Administrator, and the Heads of Departments and Volunteer Agencies servicing Jackson County, using estab-e lished channels of communications.
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| Norwood Jackson, Vice Chairman Board of County Commissioners Dr. W. Dean Steward, Director Charles Applewhite, Sheriff Jackson County Health Department Jackson County Chuck Sims, Director John C. Hatcher, Chief Jackson County Civil Defense Jackson County Fire-Rescue 1655 253 11
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| LEVY COUNTY BASIC EMERGENCY FLORIDA RADIOLOGICAL OPERATIONS PLAN EMERGENCY PLAN FOR FIXED APPENDIX F, 1976 NUCLE;F FACILITIES, 1979 APPENDIX L EMERGENCY EVACUATION PLAN FOR RADIATION RELEASE FROM THE CRYSTAL RIVER NUCLEAR POWER PLANT I. q_enn al A. Authority
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| : 1. State of Florida Radiological Emergency Plan B. Purpose To establish policies and procedures to support the State and Levy County plans of response in the event of an imminent or actual off-site radiation release from the nuclear power plant situated at Crystal River.
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| C. Mission To protect the health of citizens living in or travel-ing through area subject to a harmful level of radiation by effective warning, evacuation and traffic control procedures, efficient monitoring and decontamination procedures, by providing temporary shelter and feeding, and providing medical treatment for those persons with trauma and/or exposed to a harmful level of radiation.
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| D. Definitions
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| : 1. " Radiation release" as used in this plan, means the airborne transportation of radioactive effluent gases, caused by a malfunction of the nuclear power reactor system. Other potential causes of radiation releases from the power plant will be nullified by on-site stringent monitoring and emergency procedares.
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| FLORIDA RADIOLOGICAL LEVY COUNTY BASIC EMERGENCY EMERGENCY PLAN FOR FIXED OPERATIONS PLAN APPENDIX F, 1976 NUCLEAR FACILITIES, 1979 APPENDIX L g
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| : 2. "On-site" means the area within the perimeter of the power plant property.
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| : 3. "Off-site" means the areas outside of the perimeter of the power plant property.
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| E. Situation
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| : 1. The power plant is situated in Citrus County at Crystal River approximately four and one-half miles from Yankeetown/Inglis on the Citrus County-Levy County boundary line.
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| : 2. The hazard of airborne radioactive gases is identi-fied to be contained within a five mile radius from ShoulJ. further spread occur, this the power plant.
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| O plan will be extended using the same basic concepts of evacuation and traffic control.
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| : 3. Radiation doses from the airborne gases would be less than a person receives from an annual X-ray, provid-ing that expedient protective actions of "take cover" and/or evacuation are carried out.
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| However, any
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| : 4. Normal prevailing wind is from the NW.
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| response action will be based upon the actual meteoro-logical data at the time of the incident.
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| LEVY COUNTY BASIC EMERGENCY FLORIDA RADIOLOGICAL OPERATIONS PLAN EMERGENCY PLAN FOR FIXED APPENDIX F, 1976 NUCLEAR FACILITIES, 1979 APPENDIX L II. Organization and Responsibilities A. State
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| : 1. The State Division of Disaster Preparedness has been delegated the responsibility for coordinat-ing actions and for developing the State Radio-logical Emergency Plan. This plan defines the responsibilities of the participating State agencies and outlines the procedures that are to be used upon notification that a radiation incident has, or is about to occur, from any Nuclear Power Plant.
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| It also defines the State Division of Health Radiological Emergency Response Team, whose initial responsibility is to evaluate any radiation re-lease from Nuclear Power Plants and determine the hazard areas regr. iring evacuation.
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| : 2. The Division of Disaster Preparedness has a Duty Officer at all times, and with the availability of the State Disaster Preparedness Communications network, and in particular NAWAS, the means of in-stant liaison with the Division of Health, Nuclear Power Plants and the state and local agencies that would react to a radiological incident is provided.
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| B. Levy County Levy County Emergency Services and Public Agencies are responsible for the following response actions and existing mutual-aid agreements with Citrus County:
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| LEVY COUNTY BJSIC EMERGENCY FLORIDA RADIOLOGICAL OPERATIONS PLA.N APPENDIX F, 1976 EMERGENCY PLAN FOR FIXED NUCLEAR FACILITIES, 1979 g
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| APPENDIX L
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| : 1. Levy County Disaster Preparedness Director - is responsible for dissemination of warning to, and coordination of, Levy County amergency services and public agencies having responsibility; inform-ing local government officials; E.O.C. staffing, functioning and communications; accident assessment and radiological exposure control.
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| : 2. Levy County Sheriff - utilizing any or all law enforcement agencies within Levy County deeced necessary for assistance, is responsible for warning citizens in assigned areas by mobile siren /public address systems; establishing traffic control and lll insuring evacuation to monitoring and reception areas by designated routes; keeping designated routes; keeping designated evacuation routes open utilizing government-owned and private wrecker units; establishing traffic blocks to prevent in-gress of unauthorized vehicles and pedestrians into evacuation areas, and radiological monitoring for personnel protection and reporting. (Inland waters are the responsibility of the Florida Marine Patrol for water traffic.)
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| : 3. Levy County School Board - is responsible for open-ing and/or preparation of designated school.
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| : 4. . Levy County - is responsible for decontamination 4
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| : 5. Levy County Health Officer - is responsible for the coordination of hee.lth operations and the provision of health advice to evacuees in desig-nated shelters.
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| : 6. Williston Memorial Hospital - will be the receiv-ing hospital for casualties resulting from any evacuation that decrees Williston Memorial Hospi-tal as the nearest hospital. (Note: any casual-ties from the Nuclear Power Plant will be taken to Shands Teaching Hospital in Gainesville in accordance with prior agreement.)
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| : 1. In the event that radiation release has, or that one may occur, the Florida Power Control Officer at the power plant site, shall immediately notify the " State Warning Point Tallahassee" (Division of Disaster Preparedness) giving details of the acci-dent and ceteorogical data.
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| H. Public Information Public information news releases will only be issued from the Florida Power officials.
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| FLORIDA RADIOLOGICAL EMERGENCY PLAN FOR FIXED NUCLEAR FACILITIES, 1979 APPENDIX M RESPONSE TO EMERGENCIES IN OTHER STATES I. The Governor of Florida approved "the Supplemental Agree-ment, Southeastern Agreement on Mutual Radiological Response" on September 24, 1973. This Agreement provides that "the undersigned do hereby agree to provide any and all reasonable and available resources to any other party to this agreement for coping with any radiation emergency deemed to be outside the capability of the initiating State, or if any actual or possible violation of mutual borders by such incident has occurred" .
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| "The Governor shall determine the degree to which his State may respond and promptly cause the dispatch of all available and necessary resources to assist with the emergency."
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| APPENDIX M State. See appended Table 1 for list of agencies by State.
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| III. The Director of the Division of Disaster Preparedness (DDP) will consult with the Health Physicist of the Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services as outlined in the Plan to determine personnel and material required to respond to needs outlined by the requesting State and approved by the Governor of Florida. Consideration will be given to retaining sufficient personnel and material to offer radio-logical assistanca in Florida during the period of deploy-ment of resources out of State.
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| IV. The Director of DDP will direct implementation of travel arrangements for personnel and material to be deployed. It lll is anticipated that travel to Georgia and Alabama will be accomplished by use of State owned Vehicles. Travel to other states involved will require transportation by air.
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| V. When directed by the Director of DDP the senior Health Physicist of DHRS will contact the appropriate agency in the affected State to place the designated Florida resources at the requesting Stat.e's disposal and to receive specific instruction from that agency as to where to report and to whom to report in the affected State. Possible location in adjacent states for which assistance might be requested by the affected State include, but are not limited to:
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| FLORIDA RADIOLOGICAL EMERGENCY PLAN FOR FIXED NUCLEAR FACILITIES, 1979 llh APPENDIX M TABLE 1 Alabama:
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| Alabama Department of Public Health State Office Building Montgomery, Alabama 36104 Telephone: (205) 832-5990 (8:00AM to 5:00PM)
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| Arkansas:
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| Arkansas Department of Health Bureau of Environmental Health Services 4815 West Markham Little Rock, Arkansas 72201 Georgia:
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| Radiological Health Unit Georgia Decartment of Human Resources 47 Trinity Avenue S.W.
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| Atlanta, Georgia 33034 Telephone: (404) 894-5795 (8:00AM to 5:00PM)
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| Kentucky:
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| Radiation Control Branch Bureau of Health Services Department of Human Resources 275 East Main Street Frankfort, Kentucky 40601 Louisiana:
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| Nuclear Energy Division Department of Natural Resources and Energy P. O. Box 14690 Baton Rouge, Louisiana 70808 Telephone: (504) 389-5963 (24 hours)
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| Mississippi:
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| Division of Radiological Health State Board of Health State Board of Health Building P. O. Box 1700 Jackson, Mississippi 39205
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| Radiation Protection Branch Division of Facility Services North Carolina Department of Human Resources P. O. Box 12200 Raleigh, N.C. 27605 Oklahoma:
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| Occupational and Radiological Health Service State Department of Health P. O. Box 53551 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73512 South Carolina:
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| Division of Radiological Health S. C. Department of Health and Environmental Control 2600 Bull Street Columbia, S. C. 29201 Tennessee:
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| Division of Occupational and Radiological Health Department of Public Health C 2-212 Cordell Hull Building Nashville, Tennessee 32219 Telephone: (615) 741-7812 (8:00AM to 4:30PM)
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| Texas:
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| Radiation Control Branch Division of Occupational Health and Radiation Control Texas Department of Health 1100 West 45th Street Austin, Texas 78756 Telephone: (512) 458-7241 (8:00AM to 5:00PM)
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| ==Purpose:==
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| To identify a limited list of readily available consultants to augment state or local government in respond-ing to an amergency at a fixed nuclear facility.
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| II. The following consultants with special expertise in fixed nuclear facilities have agreed to provide consultation to state and/or local government in responding to incidents at large fixed nuclear facilities:
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| A. Health Physics Consultation:
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| : 1. Dr. Billy Dunavant Division of Environmental Health & Safety University of Florida Gainesville, Florida 32611 Telephone: 904/392-1591
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| : 2. Dr. Nils J. Diaz Associate Professor College of Engineering Department of Nuclear Engineering Sciences University of Florida Gainesville, Florida 32611 Telephone: 904/392-1401
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| : 3. Mr. Thomas J. Bauer University of Florida Radiation Control Department of Nuclear Engineering Sciences College of Engineering University of Florida Gainesville, Florida 32611 Telephone: 904/392-1401
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| : 4. Dr . C . E . Roessler Department of Environmental Engineering Sciences University of Florida .
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| : 5. Dr. W..E. Bolch Department of Environmental Engineering Sciences University of Florida Gainesville, Florida 32611 Telephone: 904/392-0836
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| : 6. Dr. J. A. Wethington Department of Nuclear Engineering Sciences University of Florida Gainesville, Florida 32611 Telephone: 904/392-1415
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| : 7. Dr. Peter Kenney Mt. Sinai Medical Center Miami Beach, Florida 33140 Telephone: 305/674-2424 B. Medical Consultation:
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| : 1. Radiation Emergency Assistance Control Training Site (REACTS)
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| Oak Ridge Operations W P. O. Box E Oak Ridge, Tennessee 37830 Dr. Robert C. Ricks, Assistant Director Telephone: 615/483-8411, Ext. 275
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| : 2. Fred Lindsey, M.D.
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| 1215 Hodges Drive Tallahassee, Florida 32301 Telephone: 904/878-4127
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| : 3. Albert J. Gilson, M.D.
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| Director, Radiation Emergency Evaluation Facility (REEF)
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| Miami Beach, Florida 33140 Telephone: 305/674-2424
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| : 4. William M. Smoke, M.D.
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| Whole body counting facilities are available at the following locations for assay of emergency personnel:
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| : 1. University of Florida Nuclear Engineering Sciences Department Radiation Control Section Mr. Thomas J. Bauer Telephone: 904/392-1401
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| : 2. Turkey Point Nuclear Power Plant Glen Ray - Telephone: 305/245-2910 OR Harvey Storey - Telephone: 305/245-2910
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| FLORIDA RADIOLOGICAL EMERGENCY PLAN FOR FIXED l'rCLEAR FACILITIES, 1979 APPENDIX 0 RECORD KEEPING AND DOCUMENTATION 1.
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| ==Purpose:==
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| This appendix is intended to provide for record keeping and documentation of the off-site effects of an accident at a fixed nuclear facility, to provide for account-ing for persons involved in an accident or evacuated from accident environs, and to provide State public health medical follow-up when required.
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| B. The Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services Health Physicist in charge will maintain records of dose rates, contamination levels, and results of TLD and labora-tory and analysis made in the Mobile Emergency Radio-logical Laboratory. Results of analyses made in the Orlando Radiological Laboratory will be handled in the normal fashion. These results will be compiled into a final report upon termination of the emergency and will become part of the official files of DHRS.
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| FLORIDA RADIOLOGICAL EMERGENCY PLAN FOR FIXED NUCLEAR FACILITIES, 1979 APPENDIX 0 C. When required, the County Health Officer will establish liaison with medical facilities shown in Appendix C (or elsewhere in this plan) for the purpose of following-up patients admitted as a result of the emergency. Com-pletion of medical records by DBRS will be as directed by the Director, Health Program Office.
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| D. Other reports, records and documentation will be as pro-vided for in the State of Florida Natural Disaster Plan, Annex B-XI, Appendix i through vi.
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| FLORIDA RADIOLOGICAL EMERGENCY PLAN FOR FIXED NUCLEAR FACILITIES, 1979 APPENDIX AA PURPOSE: To establish procedures for conducting drills and exercises around Fixed Nuclear Facilities.
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| FACILITI1S: Fixed Nuclear Facilities are considered to consist of the following Nuclear Powered Electric Generating Plants:
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| Turkey Point FP&L Dade County St. Lucie FP&L St. Lucie County Crystal River FPC Citrus County PROCEDURE: A. At least one exercise will be conducted, to involve each of the above facilities every twelve months. This exercise will involve state support and primary response agencies.
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| B. The exercises will be coordinated and controlled by the Division of Disaster Preparedness. The Division will coordinate the exercise with the utility when possible.
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| D. Each participating agency will prepare an agency scenario, based on the DDP scenario, for implementation of the participating agency's activities in the conduct of the exercise.
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| E. The Diviaion (DDP) will conduct a briefing for participating agencies (for announced exercises) prior to the actual date of the exercise.
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| F. The Division (DDP) will, at the discretion of the Director, prepare a scenario for, and conduct certain unannounced exercises or drills.
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| G. The Division will, at the discretion of the Director, provide umpires and/or observers to evaluate the participation of designated agencies and activities.
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| I. Following each exercise and post exercise evaluation each participating agency will forward to the Division (DDP) recommendations for changes and improvements in the Plan.
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| J. Radiological instrunents, equipment, warning systems and communications will be tested dur-ing exercises as appropriate. Maintenance checks will be conducted in conjunction with exercises for equipment not on a more frequent routine maintenance schedule.
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| This appendix is to establish liaison and proce-dures for training of state and local emergency personnel who may be involved in emergency proce-dures around fixed nuclear facilities.
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| Facilities: The following are fixed nuclear facilities showing counties which may be expected to be affected in event of an accident with off-site consequences:
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| Turkey Point -
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| The Department of Health and Rehabilitative Ser-vices has a cadre of trained health physicists with the capability of evaluating " peacetime" radiation emergencies involving fixed nuclear faci-lities. Training of emergency personnel in this case is a joint responsibility of these agencies.
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| Procedure: A. Training sessions will be conducted once each year in the following areas:
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| This training will be specific to emergency operations related to fixed nuclear facilities.
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| B. The Division (DDP) will coordinate this train-ing with County Emergency Coordinators in-volved. Attendees at the training sessions will be designated by DDP Area Coordinators for State personnel and by County Disaster Pre-paredness Coordinators for county and local emergency personnel. It will be the responsibil-ity of these coordinators to insure that retraining is accomplished following the initial training cycle.
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| D. The content of the classroom training will include:
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| FLORIDA RADIOLOGICAL EMERGENCY PLAN FOR FIXED NUCLEAR FACILITIES, 1979 APPENDIX BB Agency Subject Responsible Use and Care of Civil Defense DDP Instruments Training Sessions Using DDP Training DDP Source Set DHRS Radiation Units Dosimetry DERS Interpretation of Instrument Readings DHRS Dose Projections DERS Safety Considerations DHRS DERS Decontamination DHRS Reentry Phases State Radiological Emergency Plan DDP DDP Communications DDP DDP Procedures - Local Coordinator Use of Existing Environmental Monitoring DHRS Network Procedures Followed by Utility in Case of Utility Emergency 1655 282
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| FLORIDA RADIOLOGICAL EMERGENCY PLAN FOR FIXED NUCLEAR FACILITIES, 1979 APPENDIX CC PURPOSE: To provide for periodic review and updating of emergency plans.
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| A. Review and update of emergency plans.
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| : 1. Radiological emargency plans for fixed nuclear facilities will be subject to annual review and update at all levels of government.
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| : 2. All changes to plan will be rapidly promulgated.
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| : 3. Individual holders of the plan will be noti-fied of all changes to the plan and will record these changes.
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| B. Provido planning information to supporting organi-zations.
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| : 1. Any changes in situations or plans affecting support organizations will be furnished these organizations immediately.
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| C. Distribution
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| : 1. State Radiological Emergency Plan for Fixed Nuclear Facilities and all changes to this Plan will be distributed to counties where fixed facilities are located, to adjoining counties that can be affected by, or offer assistance in the event of an emergency at a fixed nuclear facility, and to the facility itself.
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| FLORIDA RADIOLOC TL EMERGENCY PLAN Ft FIXED NUCLEAR FACILITIES, 1979 D.H.R.S. - SOP I September 1, 1976 STANDARD CPERATING PROCEDURES FOR DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND REHABILI-TATIVE SERVICES HEALTH PHYSICISTS IN EVALUATING AND RESPONDING TO EMERGENCIES AT LARGE FIXED NUCLEAR FACILITIES.
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| The Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services is required by Governor's Executive Order 76-6 (Disaster Preparedness) to "have emergency responsibilities and assignments as indicated."
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| "j. Florida Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services (2) Emergency radiological response for accidents and incidents relative to nuclear power plants, and the movement of radioactive sources, isotopes and spent fuels."
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| As outlined in Annex Z Part D Natural Disaster Plan to which this Standard Operating Procedure is appended, responsibilities of Depart-ment of HRS Health Physicists are:
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| a) Accident evaluation b) Radiation exposure control c) Radiological protective response I. Notification of Incident Notification of radiological incidents may be received by Depart-ment of HRS Health Physicists in the following manner:
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| A. Notification by the Duty Warning Officer, Division of Disaster Preparedness or Duty Communications / Teletype Operator, Division of Law Enforcement, as outlined in Appendix A to the plan (State of Florida Radiological Emergency Plan). This notification will usually refer to Category II or Category I incidents as defined by the Plan.
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| FLORIDA RADIOLOGICAL EMERGENCY PLAN FOR FIXED NUCLEAR FACILITIES, 1979 D.H.R.S. - SOP I lh September 1, 1976 During normal business hours the notification will usually be made by message transmitted on the State NAWAS System.
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| A drop of this system is located in the Radiological Health Program Office (OPC) in Orlando. This drop is not manned outside normal business hours.
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| B. Direct notification by the utility involved. This notifi-cation will usually refer to situations similar to Category IV or Category III Incidents as defined by the Plan. These calls will be directed to 305/299-0580 After normal working hours the call will be automatically forwarded to the Health Physicist responsible. g II. Upon receipt of notification of a radiological incident the Health Physicist receiving the call will obtain all available inf ormation as outlined in Figure 1 attached.
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| III. Upon receipt of this information the Health Physicist will verify (During the existence of a radiological emergency by telephone.
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| normal business hours NAWAS may be utilized to contact the
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| - appropriate power plant control room). Utility emergency co-ordinator may be reached at the following numbers:
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| Business Site Telephone No.
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| Turkey Point 305/245-2910 305/245-2920 - Off Hours (Unit 3 & 4 Control Rocm)
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| St. Lucie 305/465-3550 - Plant 305/465-7140 (Unit 1 Control Recm) 904/795-6486 - Office Ext. 151 Crystal River O
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| FLORIDA RADIOLOGICAL EMERGENCY PLAN FOR FIXED NUCLEAR FACILITIES, 1979 D.H.R.S. - SOP I September 1, 1976 Note: Long distance calls made from home telephone should be charged to 305/299-0580 IV. Protective Action Usually the local Emergency Coordinator (County) will have received votification concurrently with the Department of HRS.
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| The Health Physicist will contact the County Emergency Operations Center following vertification to determine what, if any, pro-tective action is already being taken by the Emergency Coordinator.
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| (Some protective actions may already hare been started for Cate-gory II and Category I accidents). The Haath Physicist will record any protective action begun and insure a communication link to the County EOC.
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| Business County Telephone No.
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| Citrus EOC 904/726-3800 St. Lucie EOC 305/461-5201 Martin EOC 305/287-1652 Dade EOC 305/271-8851 The Health Physicist will utilize available information to evaluate the accident potential for exposure to persons in off-site environs. He will utilize protective action guides shown in Appendix E to the Plan to determine the adequacy of protective action being taken in reducing radiation exposure. Maps and isodose overlays for all reactor sites are maintained in the Jacksonville and Orlando offices of OPC. The Health Physicist should establish a temporary EOC in one of these locations as quickly as possible.
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| .As a general guide, accidents involving a loss of primary coolant will be considered sufficiently serious to require evacuation in the affected sector or sectors to the 5-mile radius.
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| : v. Following the above action the Health Physicist will determine Whether of not to activate a radiological emergency team or teams and/or the Radiological Laboratory in Orlando. The following Health Physicists assigned to OPC Orlando will be contacted and directed to report to the EOC at 1214 East South Street:
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| i Home Telephone No.
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| Wallace B. Johnson 305/275-0882 (Orlando)
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| Jearold C. Eakins 305/299-5648 (Orlando)
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| Jere B. Dumas 305/668-8127 (DeBary)
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| Dan W. Thess 305/277-1928 (Orlando)
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| Paul E. Shuler 305/273-0309 (Orlando)
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| Arthur Glenn 305/422-6426 (Orlando)
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| . The initial caller should request that the first person contacted continue calls to above personnel. This person should also be requested to call: k Home Telephone No.
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| Ben P. Prewitt 305/894-7653 (Orlando)
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| Charles W. Leatherman 305/644-4932 (Orlando)
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| Henry Thur 305/423-5860 (Orlando)
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| If it is determined that the Radiological Laboratory should be activated.
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| Upon reporting of any or all of the above personnel to the tempo-rary EOC, the Mobile Emergency Radiological Laboratory (MERL) will he activated and the EOC established in that vehicle.
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| Radio Communications should be established as follows:
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| 155.37 mhz to Florida Highway Patrol - Orlando 39.10 mhz Orange County Civil Defense EOC Prior to dispatching MERL, the appropriate Area Coordinator ECC will be contacted by NAWAS or by telephone to advise that MERL will be in radio contact on LGR. This is necessary since Area Coordina-tor's LGR are equipped with frequency guard which must be disabled t o permit communication from radios not so equipped.
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| FLORIDA RADIOLOGICAL EMERGENCY PLAN FOR FIXED NUCLEAR FACILITIES, 1979 D.H.R.S. - SOP I September 1, 1976 At this time the Senior Health Physicist present will assume direction of Department of HRS activities and will dispatch MERL if indicated.
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| VI. Upon arrival within radio range of the affected Area Coordinator, County Emergency EOC and/or the affected nuclear facility the Senior Health Physicist will establish radio contact. He will request current meteorological information and will update pre-vious dose rates and potential exposure. Based on this informa-tion the Senior Health Physicist will determine whether or not additional protective action is necessary. Recommendations on further action will be transmitted by radio (alternate telephone) to the affected Area Emergency Coordinator and local Emergency Coordinator.
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| VII. Additional monitoring data may be obtained by the Senior Health Physicist from routine sampling locations maintained by the Department of HRS around each site. Reference should be made to SOP IIA, IIB, and IIC as appropriate to locate these sampling sites.
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| VIII. The following vehicles are assigned to OPCLS orlando and arr utilized for response to radiclogical emergencies:
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| Assignee Class Car No.
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| 11 Arthur Glenn B1 15 Jearold C. Eakins B2 MERL B 2*
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| 85 146 # Paul E. Shuler B1 161 #Jere B. Dumas B1 162 #Wallace B. Johnson C 4*
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| 97 Electronic Workshop Trailer 184 # James R. Douthat B2 203 # Dan W. Thoss B1 1655 289
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| FLORIDA RADIOLOGICAL EMERGENCY PLAN FOR FIXED NUCLEAR FACILITIES, 1979 D.H.R.S. - SOP I September 1, 1976 h
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| * Radio-equippad two-way 155.37 mhz 155.925 mhz 39.10 mh: 39.18 mhz i Radiological emergency team member Governor's Executive Order 76-6
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| , These vehicles will be maintained in a state of readiness for immediate deployment of Department of HRS emergency monitors
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| ' to the location of a radiological emergency at a fixed nuclear facility.
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| IX. When it is determined by the Senior Health Physicist in coordi-nation with the Area Emergency Coordinator and local Emergency Coordinator that appropriate protective actions have been initiated for persons subject to radiation exposure resulting
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| .from the incident, and that entrance to any zone of elevated radiation exposure has been controlled, ac. tion under this SOP will be considered terminated. A separate SOP (V) will govern contents of and operation of MERL.
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| FLORIDA RADIOLOGICAL EMERGENCY PLAN FOR FIXED NUCLEAR FACILITIES, 1979 D.H.R.S. - SOP I September 1, 1976 Fi RADIOLOGIC AL REPORT FCR." gure 1 FOR FIXED NUCLEAR FACILITY DTG
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| : 1. Name Telephone Address
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| : 1. Location of accident
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| : 3. Date/ Time of accident
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| : 4. Estimated quantity of radiological material released / height of release '- '
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| '5. Chemical / Physical form of radiological material
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| : 6. Weather: Wind direction , velocity mph, temperature , Atmospheric stability
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| : 7. Personnel status: Killed Injured (hospitalized)
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| Injured (not hospitalized
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| : 8. Estimated dose rate at site boundary
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| : 9. Estimated projected dose range for low population zone
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| : 10. Estimate of contamination
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| : 11. E=ergency response procedures presently in effect
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| : 22. rmergency response actions recommended R B C
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| FLORIDA RADIOLOGICAL EMERGENCY PLAN FOR FIXED NUCLEAR FACILITIES, 1979 D.H.R.S. - SOP IIA Emergency Procedure - TURKEY POINT September 1, 1976 DHRS SOP II A EMERGENCY PROCEDURES - TURKEY POINT I. The Turkey Point power plant is located on the shores of Biscayne Bay about 25 miles south of Miami. Units 1 and 2 are oil and gas fired units. Unit 3 and 4 are pressurized water reactors (760 Mwe). Population distribution to 50 miles is shown in Attachment 1.
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| II. Travel from Orlando to the site is via the Sunshine State Park-way and the Homestead Extension of the Sunshine State Parkway to the Florida City exit. The primary berthing location .lar the Mobile Emergency Radiological Laboratory (MERL) is the Florida Power and Light Company Florida City Substation lo-cated at 16100 Palm Drive (S.W. 344 Street) . This is reached from the Florida City exit by proceeding south on U. S. Highway 1 to Palm Drive. Turn left (east on Palm Drive) . The substation is located on the south side of Palm Drive about 1/2 mile from its intersection with U.S. 1.
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| III. Facilities at the Florida City Substation include:
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| Washroom Telephone Water hookup for MERL Electrical hookup for MERL Docking facility inside fence Use West Gate IV. Important Sampling Sites (TLD's, Air Particulates, I-131 Cartridges). Keys maintained in MERL.
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| : 1. T Homestead Bayfront Park. East on Palm Drive to 1655 292
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| FLORIDA RADIOLOGICAL EMERC NCY PLAN FOR FIXED NUCLf?.R FACILITIES, 1979 g D.H.R.S. - SOP IIA Emergency W Procedure - TURKEY POINT September 1, 1976 Tallahassee Road. North on Tallahassee Road to Canal Drive. East on Canal Drive to Park. Air station located adjacent to restroom facilities by marina.
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| : 2. T Florida City Substation . Site of Docking Facility.
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| Air station located behind switching building.
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| : 3. T Princeton Substation. North on U. S. I to Princeton, Florida. Turn east on Coconut Palm Drive (S.W.
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| 232nd Street) . Substation is 1 mile east of U.S. 1.
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| Air Station is located adjacent to switc'hing station.
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| : 4. T Dolan's Farm. East on Palm Drive to Six Mile Road (2 miles east of Tallahassee Road). North on Six Mile Road to Campbell Drive (S.W. 312 Street) . (Last East on Campbell Drive. Farm is 1/4 mile is dirt).
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| 1/4 mile on the left. Air station is located beside tractor shed.
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| : 5. T Onsite Entrance Road. East on Palm Drive until road makes right hand 90 0 turn. Air station is located on left side of road.
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| : 6. T Natema Substation, Miami. North on U. S. 1 to S.W.
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| 17th Avenue. Turn north on 17th Avenue. Substatien is located immediately on right, east of Union 75 service station. Air sampling station is loca:ed in switching yard, behind building.
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| : 7. T Key Largo Ocean Reef Club. (TLD only). South on U. S. 1 to Card South Road (SR 905). Southeast on on SR 905, across Card Sound Causeway (toll 50 cents)
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| ,- to the intersection with SR 90. Northeast on SR 90 to the entrance of the Ocean Reef Club. Dosimeters are located under Guard House roof by air conditioner.
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| : 8. T Girl Scout Camp, Onsite. East on Palm Drive to Plant entrance. Notify guards of your mission. They will open barrier allowing entrance to public area. Air station is located by restroom facilities across from -
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| " Red Barn."
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| : 9. T Boy Scout Camp, Onsite, Use same procedure as Girl Scout Camp. Turn right off Entrance Road between switch yard and discharge canal. Immediately after crossing bridge turn right and follow canal to the cluster of buildings beside canal. Air station is across from " Ranger Station" on right side of road.
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| : 10. T McGregor Smith House. Onsite. (TLD only) Use same procedure as Girl Scout Camp. Ask guard for routing.
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| Dosimeter located on floor of house, accessible from space under house.
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| : 11. T Onsite Entrance Road Guard House. Onsite. Use same procedure as for T-58. Continue on Palm Drive (En-trance Road) to small house on right at intersection.
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| Dosimeter located on southeast corner of house. llh 4
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| FLORIDA RADIOLOGICAL EMERGENCY PLAN FOR FIXED NUCLEAR FACILITIES, 1979 D.H.R.S. - SOP IIA Emergency Procedure - TURKEY POINT September 1, 1976 V. Alternate Berthing Facility Princeton Substation (T-56) . Coconut Palm Drive (SW 232nd Street) 1 mile east of U.S. 1.
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| VI. The complete sampling protocol for this location is shown in attached Table 1.
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| VII. Local Emergency Coordinator for Dade County is headquartered at an Emergency Operations Center located at:
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| 5600 S. W. 87th Avenue, Miami 305/271-8851 '
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| On a radiological emergency radio communiations will be avail-able on Local Government Radio (39.10; 39.18 Mhz) with this EOC and with the FPL Turkey Point Unit 3 and 4 Control Room.
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| FLORIDA RADIOLOGICAL EMERGENCY PLAN FOR FIXED NUCLEAR FACILITIES, 1979 D.H.R.S. - SOP IIB EMERGENCY PROCEDURES CRYSTAL RIVER SITE September 1, 1976 DHRS SOP IIB EMERGENCY PROCEDURES CRYSTAL RIVER SITE I. The Crystal River site of Florida Power Corporation is located in Citrus County approximately 7 miles northwest of the town of Crystal River. The site consists of 4738 acres owned and controlled by Florida Power Corporation in-cluding a k mile access strip extending from the plant to U.S. Highway 19. Florida Power Corporation operates two fossil fueled generating units at the site (Unit 1 - 387 Mw, Unit 2 - 510 Mw). Annual average dispersion isopleths for the site are shown in Attachment 1. Population distri-bution to 20 miles is shown in Attachment 2.
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| II. Upon arrival of the Mobile Emergency Laboratory at the Crystal River location it will be berthed at the Florida Power Corporation office building located on U.S. Highway 19 in Crystal River. An alternate location is the Florida Highway Patrol Station, which is located on U.S. Highway 19 about five miles north of Inglis in Levy County.
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| FLORIDA RADIOLOGICAL EMERGENCY PLAN FOR FIXED NUCLEAR FACILITIES, 1979 D.H.R.S. - SOP IIB EMERGENCY PROCEDURES CRYSTAL RIVER SITE September 1, 1976 III. Facilities at Berthing Station:
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| : 1. Water - Spigot located on east side of building
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| : 2. Telephone - located inside office building
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| : 3. Washroom - located inside office building
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| : 4. Electricity - Hookup located on east side of building
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| : 5. Plant offsite emergency plans call for a company offsite support group to be stationed at the building (see FPC offsite suppcrt group emergency plan) .
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| IV. Headquarters of the Citrus County Emergency Coordinator are maintained in Inverness which is the County Seat at the County Court House.
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| Citrus County EOC - Telephone 904/726-8500 Communication with the Citrus County EOC is by telephone which is available at the FPC office building in Crystal River or by radio relay through the branch office of the Citrus County Sheriff's Office which is located in a building facing U.S. Highway 19 in Crystal River just north of the FPC Building. It should be noted that the area north of the site, and north of Withlachoochee River is in Levy County (i.e. , Inglis and Yankeetown). The Emergency Coordinator for this county has headquarters in Bronson, Florida.
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| Levy County EOC - Telephone 904/486-2708 O
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| FLORIDA RADIOLOGICAL EMERGENCY PLAN FOR FIXED NUCLEAR FACILITIES, 1979 D.H.R.S. - SOP IIB EMERGENCY PROCEDURIS CRYSTAL RIVER SITE September 1, 1976 The above local Emergency Coordinators are coordinated by the Central Florida Area Emergency Coordinator located in Wildwood at the corner of Huey Street and S.R. 44A.
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| Central Area EOC - Telephone 904-748-1616 Communication with the Central Florida Area Coordinator may also be conducted on Local Government Radio. (39.18 Mhz).
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| V. The Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services, OPC, maintains routine environmental surveillance around the Crystal River site. Following is a list of a; particu-lates, I-131 cartridges, TLD, and milk stations and direc-tions for reaching these locations.
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| C04 - Old Hydro Dam. North on Highway 19/98 to SR 17E, which is mile north of plant entrance. East of 17E to Ranger's House. Air station located 100 yards S.E. of house.
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| C07 - Crystal River Public Water Plant. Proceed to inter-section of Highway 19/98 and SR 495. Turn east for h block, then lef t beside theater. Water plant is directly ahead. Air station is located at base of water tower.
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| FLORIDA RADIOLOGICAL EMERGENCY PLAN FOR FIXED NUCLEAR FACILITIES, 1979 D.H.R.S. - SOP IIB EMERGENCY PROCEDURIS CRYSTAL RIVER SITE September 1, 1976 C09 - Citrus County Park (TLD only). Proceed south on Highway 19/93 to intersection with SR 44 east.
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| Follow SR 44 to end.
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| C18 - Yankeetown City Well. Proceed north on Highway 19/98 to Inglis. Turn east at intersection of SR40 and Highway 19/98. Turn left on 51 Avenue. Water plant is at end of 51 Avenue. Air station is beside pump station.
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| C26 - Beverly Eills Substation. Proceed south on Highway 19/98 to SR 44 West. Follow SR44 to Lecanto. Turn llg on SR 491 and proceed to Beverly Hills. Substation is approximately 3 miles north of subdivision on the east side of road. Air station is south of switch yard.
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| C40 - N.E. Plant Boundary at excavated Pond and Pump Sta-tion. Proceed north on Highway 19/98 to plant entrance. Turn left onto access road. Air station is approximately 3/4 miles further on the right down dirt road by excavated pond.
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| C46 - N.E. Corner of Site Boundary. Proceed north on Highway to plant entrance. Turn left onto access road for approximate 1; 3 miles. Air station is located in northeast corner of large parking lot.
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| FLORIDA RADIOLOGICAL EMERGENCY PLAN FOR FIXED NUCLEAR FACILITIES , 1979 D.H.R.S. - SOP IIB EMERGENCY PROCEDURES CYRSTAL RIVER SITE September 1, 1976 C28- Milkaway Dairy, Brooksville, From SR 50, turn north on U.S. 41. Proceed approximately 2 miles and turn right on the dirt road across fr">m the County School bus depot. Take the first left off of the dirt road.
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| Milking barn is northeast of the house.
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| FLORIDA RADIOLOGICAL EMERGENCY PLAN FOR FIXED NUCLEAR FACILITIES, 1979 TABLE 1 D.H.R.S. - SOP IIB EMERGENCY PROCEDURES General Pathway Radiological Environmental Monitoring Program CRYSTAL RIVER SITE September 1, 1976 Sampling / Collection Sample and Analysis Analysis Sample Routine Pathway Type Stations Frequency _
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| C07, C09, C18 Continous/ Quarterly TLD Air External Submersion Radia tion C24, C40, C46 Gross Beta and I-131 weekly, C04, C07, CIS Continous/ Weekly Air Air - Spectral on quarterly C24, C40, C46 Inhalation
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| * composite, SR-89, 90 of quarterly composite Precipita- Total H-3, - Spectral Analysis Deposition C04, C24, C40 Continous/Mohthly tion Quarterly H-3, - Spectral Analysis River Water Water CIS Semiannual - Spectral Analysis, H-3
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| ,, Ground Water Water Cl4 Annual or at harvest - Spectral Analysis Ingestion Food Crops C04 Food Crops (Wate rmelon)
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| One sample within Semiannual Spectral Analysis Food Chain Meat 10 mi. of plant .
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| One sample within Semiannual Spectral Analysis Food Chain Poultry and Eggs 10 mi. of plant Annual or at harvest - Spectral Analysis Ingestion Food Crops C19 Food Crops (Citrus)
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| FLORIDA RADIOLOGICAL EMERGENCY PLAN FOR FIXED NUCLEAR FACILITIES, 1979 D.H.R.S. - SOP IIC EMERGENCY PROCEDURES ST. LUCIE SITE September 1, 1976 DHRS SOP IIC EMERGENCY PROCEDURES ST. LUCIE SITE I. The site for the St. Lucie nuclear power plant of the Florida Power & Light Company is located on Highway A1A on Hutchinson Island about halfway between Ft. Pierce and Stuart. Popula-tion distribution and time-distance-dose tables for this location are attached.
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| : 11. Travel from Orlando to the site is via the Sunshine State Parkway to the Port St. Lucie exit. Upon arrival of the Mobile Emergency Radiological Laboratory 03ERL) in the area it will follow U. S. Highway 1 north from the Turnpike exit intersection to White City. The primary berthing f acility for MERL will be the White City Substation of FPL which is located two blocks west of U.S. 1 on Weatherbee Road. The vehicle ,will be parked east of the concrete block building which is part of the substation complex. Alternate berthing is provided at the Stuart Substation of FPL located on SR 76 in Stuart. A master key to all FPL substations is main-tained in MERL.
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| i655 308 1
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| FLORIDA RADIOLOGICAL EMERGENCY PLAN FOR FIXED NUCLEAR FACILITIES, 1979 llh D.H .R.S . - SOP IIC EMERGENCY PROCEDURIS ST. LUCIE SITE September 1, 1976 III. Facilities at Berthing Location. Key for substation main-tained in MERL:
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| : 1. Water - Spigot located on the north side of control house
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| : 2. Telephone - available in control house
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| : 3. Washroom - available in control house
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| : 4. Electricity - north wall of the control house.
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| IV. Headquarters of the local Emergency Coordinator in St. Lucie County is in Ft. Pierce at the 911 Center, 408 Browns Court.
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| Telephone 305-461-5201 m W
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| (Emergency 911)
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| Headquarters of the local Ernisc7ey Coordinator in Martin County is located in Stuarf..
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| 448 S. Flagler Avenue 141ephone 305-287-1652 The above EOCs will also he available on Local Government Radio (39.10, Mhz) .
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| The Florida Power & Light Company St,Lucie y Site Centrol Room may be contacted on Local Goverrment radio and Telephone 305-/.65-7140 Headquarters of the South Florida Area Coordinator, Divi-sion of Disaster Prepare iness is located at the Jonathan Dickinson State Park North of Jupiter.
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| Telephone 305-746-4586 O
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| FLCRIDA RADIOLOGICAL EMERGENCY PLAN FOR FIXED NUCLEAR FACILITIES, 1979 D.H .R.S . - SOP IIC EMERGENCY PROCEDURES ST. LUCIE SITE September 1, 1976 V. The Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services, OPC maintains routine environmental surveillance around the St.
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| Lucie site. Following is a list of air particulate, I-131 cartridge s, TLD, and milk stations and directions for reach-ing these locations.
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| H03 - Davis Meadowbrook Dairy. East on Weatherbee Road to Oleander Avenue (SR 605). South on Oleander to White City Road (SR 712). East on White City Road to Glades Cut-of f Road (SR 709). Southwest on Glades Cut-of f Rcad for approximately 7.2 miles. Dairy on right.
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| E08 - White City Substation. Berthing Station. Air statien located in northwest corner of switch yard.
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| H09 - Jensen Beach Substation. South on U.S. 1 for approxi-mately 9.1 miles from Weatherbee Road. Substation located approximately 100 yards west of U.S. 1 just south of St. Lucie-Martin County line. Air station located in southeast corner of switch yard.
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| H10 - Indian River Laboratory. North on U.S. 1 to Virginia Avenue. West on Virginia to SR 70. Southwest on SR 70 to SR 713. North on SR 713 for approximately 1 mile.
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| Turn left and follow road for approximately h mile.
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| D.H.R.S. - SOP IIC EMERGENCY PROCEDURES ST. LUCIE SITE September 1, 1976 Enter grove through gate on right. Air station ic-cated in grove by laboratory weather station.
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| H12 - Stuart Substation. South on U.S. 1 to Stuart. Turn west on SR 76. Substation located approximately 1.5 miles on right. Air station in southeast corner of switchyard.
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| H14 - Employee's Parking Lot - Onsite. Routing to Hutchin-son Island will be via A1A at Ft. Pierce or SR 707A at Jensen Beach. This will be determined at the actual time of the accident.
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| The air station is located south O east of the plant in the southwest corner of the parking lot.
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| H30 - 7609 Indian Drive. The same precautions on routing te Hutchinson Island apply here. Access to Indian River Drive (SR 707) is available either via SR 712 (*4hite City Road) to the north or Walten Road to the South. The above residence is located approximately midway between these two roads and almost directly east of the plant, at the point where the high tension lines cross SR 707.
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| The air station is located approximately 100 yards south of the house.
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| H32 - Department of HRS Entomology Laboratory. Proceed ncrth on U.S. 1, through Fort Pierce. The laboratory is just south of Vero Beach at the junction of SR 606 and U.S. 1l h Turn right at the intersection; the lab is 1/4 I655 31i
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| FLORIDA RADIOLOGICAL EMERGENCY PLAN FOR FIXED NUCLEAR FACILITIES, 1979 D.H .R.S . - SOP IIC EMERGENCY PROCEDURES ST. LUCIS SITE September 1, 1976 mile on the left. The air station is located northeast of the lab building, accessible by the road in front of the maintenance sheds.
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| H33 - On Site Between Canals. Use same procedures as for H14. Air station is east of A1A on road just north of intake canal bridge.
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| H34 - On Site Meteorological Tower. Use same procedure as for H14. Air station is west of A1A beside site meteorologi-cal tower.
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| Included is a list of dairies located in Martin, St. Lucie and Okeechobee counties.
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| There are also two known goat herds, one on Route 68, two miles west of the Florida Turnpike, and the Glenn Balsley residence, 9209 Indian River Drive.
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| FLORIDA RADIOLOGICAL EMERGENCY PLAN FOR FIXED NUCLEAR FACILITIES, 1979 D.H.R.S. - SOP IIC EMERGENCY PROCEDURES ST. LUCIE SITE ST. LUCIE COUNTY Davis-Meadow Brook Dairy Route 3, Box 454 Glades Cutoff Road Fort Pierce, FL 33450 Rucks Bros. Dairy Route 3, Box 469 Ideal Holding Road Fort Pierce, FL 33450 Bluefield Dairy .
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| Raymond Melear Rout e 1, Box .1890 Okeechobee Rond Fort Pierce, FL 33450 MARTIM COUNTY Turnpike Dairy P. O. Box 334 Palm City, FL Pilgrim Dairy Route 1, Box 1585, Highway 710 Okeechobee, FL Pennwood Farrs P. O. Box 362 Palm City, FL Melcar Bros.
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| Route 5, Box 455 Stuart, FL E. C. Matson Route 1, Box 1515, Highway 710 Okeechobee, FL 7
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| D.H.R.S. - SOP IIC EMERGENCY PROCEDURES ST. LUCIE SITE OKEECHOBEE COUNTY ALL EIP CODES 33472 Dry Lake Dairy Palmer Micco Dairy Route 3, Box 2235 P. O. Box 1645 Okeechobee, FL Basinger, FL 33428 Flying "G" Dairy Williamson Dairy Route 1, Box 130 Route 3, Box 2750 Okeechobee, FL Okeechobee, FL Murphy White Dairy L. E. Larson Route 1, Box 280 P. O. Box 1242 Okeechobee, FL Okeechobee, FL Larson il H & T Dairy Basinger Route 3, Box 341 Larson 43 Okeechobee, FL Hwy 441 N on Hwy 68 McArthur Dairy Farms Eagle Island Dairy Route 3, Box 457 Vernon Rucks Okeechobee, FL Route 3, Box 2974 ATT: Mitchell Green Barn el C. T. Posey Dairy, Inc.
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| Barn #2 Route 1, Box 1870 Barn #3 Okeechobee, FL Barn #7 Barn 48 Wilson Rucks Dairy Route 2, Box 1539 Charles McArthur Dairies Okeechobee, FL P. O. Box 1205 Okeechobee, FL Red Top Dairy B. B. Dairy Route 1, Box 195 C. M. Dairy all McArthur Okeechobee, FL Chas. Dairy Wolff Bros. Dairy F & R Dairy Route 2, Box 447 P. O. Box 1135 Okeechobee, FL Okeechoobee, FL E & S Dairy C. E. Newcomer Dairy Route 2, Box 662 P. O. Box 1282 Okeechobee, FL Okeechobee, FL ATT: Hobson Ricks ATT: B. F. Eddington, Jr.
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| Davie Dairy Enrico Dairy Route 1, Box 1345 Route 1, Box 1700 Okeechobee, FL Okeechobee, FL g SE: Dairy, Inc.
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| Boynton Beach Dairy 3 ute 3, Box 2217 R5ute 2, Box 707 okeechobee, FL hfchb.obert Goolsby 1655 315 8
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| FLORIDA RADIOLOGICI
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| ' n, EMERGENCY PLAN FOR XED W NUCLEAR FACILITIEE 979 D.H.R.S. - SOP IIC, EMERGENCY PROCEDURES ST. LUCIE SITE TABLE 1 SEZZT 1 September 1, 19/6 OPERATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL RADIOLOGICAL SURVEILLANCE PROGRAM ST. LUCIE F* aANT Exposure Pathway Collection Type and Frequency and/or Sample Criteria and Sampling Locations Frequency of Analysis
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| : 1. AIR T T Particulate and Comparison on-site versus off-site Weekly Gross Beta Iodine and reference locations: Gamma spectral analy-3 locations on-site, north, east sis of monthly com-and southeast of the plant: 1134 , posite Radioactive 1114 , H33 Iodine Sr-89 & 90 5 locations off-site within a (Quarterly Composite) radius of 10 miles of plant 1108, 1109, 1110, 1112, 1130, and I control location: 1132
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| * 1.2 Direct Radiation Comparison of on-site ve. sus off- Quarterly Determine direct radi site & reference locations: tion by exoosure by T 3 locations on-site, north, east, readout (mean of 2
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| & southeast of the plant: 1134 , 111 4 , TLDs) 1I33 5 locations off-site v' thin a radius of 10 miles of plant: 110 8 , 110 9 , 111 0 ,
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| Ill2, 1130, and 1 control location: II32
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| : 2. WATER .
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| 2.1 Surface Water 2.1.1 Discharge Canal 1 location, west of A1A: !!36 Monthly Gamma spectral analy-sis Tritium (Quarter 1 Composite) S-89 & 90
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| Pf4RIDA RADIOLOGICAL EMERGENCY PLAN FOR FIXED NUCLEAR FACILITIES, 1979 D.H.R.S. - SOP IIC, EMERGENCY PROCEDURES ST. LUCIE SITE September 1, 1976 TABLE 1 SHEET 2 O_PERATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL RADIOLOGICAL SURVEILLANCE PROGRAM ST. LUCIE PLANT Collection Type and Frequency Exposure Pathway Criteria and Sampling Locations Frequency of Analysis and/or Sample
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| : 2. WATER-(Cont'd) 1115 & H32 (Control) Monthly Ganem Spectral analy-2.1 ) Ocean 2 locations: sis Tritium (Quarterly Composite) Sr-89 & 90 (Quarterly Composite) 1 location, Dig Mud Creek: 1I13 Quarterly Gamma spectral analy-2.1.3 Estuarine sis Tritium Semi-ann. Gamma spectral analy-2.2 Ground Water (well) 1 location: Residence, 7609 Indian sis Gross Beta 0 River Drive: II30 Tritium Quarterly Gamma spectral analy-Potable Water 1 location, City of Ft. Pierce, 2.3 sis Gross Deta drinking water supply, Hll Tritium 1 location, City of Stuart drinking water supply, Ill2 1 location, Port St. Lucie, drinking water supply, II31
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| : 3. BOTTOM SEDIMENT Semi-ann. Gamma spectral analy-3.1 Disch'arge Canal
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| 1 location, West of AIA: II36 sis Sr-90 Semi-ann. Gamma Spectral analy-3.2 Ocean 1 location, beach west of discharge sis Sr-90 structure: lil5 1 location, offshore, 1 mile north of discharges: 1t 16 1 location, offshore, 1 mile south of discharge: l',19 C7s 1 location, offshore, Vero Beach:
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| - FIDRIDA RADIOLOGICAL EMERGENCY PLAN FOR FIXE.
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| NUCLEAR FACILITIES, 19, D.H.R.S. - SOP IIC, EMERGENCY PROCEDURES ST. LUCIE SITE TABLE 1 SHEZT 3 September 1, 1976 OPERATIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL RADIOLOGICAL SURVEILLANCE PROGRAM ST. LUCIE PLANT Collection Type and Frequency Exposure Pathway of Analysis and/or Sample Criteria and Sampling Locations Frequency
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| : 3. BOTTOM SEDIMENT (Cont'd) Semi-ann. Gamma spectral analy-3.3 Beach (sand) 1 location, east of Blind Creek 1 mile north of discharge: ll16 sis Sr-90 1 location, near intake, 1 mile south of discharges 1I19 1 location, Vero Beach: 1132 (Control) 3.4 Estuarine 1 location, Big Mud Creek: l113 Semi-ann. Gamma spectral analy-sis
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| : 4. AQUATIC BIOTA Semi-ann. Gamma spectral analy-4-1 Crustacea 1 location, vicinity of discharge structure: l115 sis (Lobster or crab 1 location, Vero Beach: 1132 (control) or shrimp) 4.2 Fish Semi-ann. Gramma spectral analy-4.2.1 Carnivores 1 location, vicinity of discharge structure: 1115 sis Sr - 89 & 90 1 location, Vero Beach: li32 (Control) 1 location, vicinity of discharge Semi-ann. Gamma spectral analy-4.2.2 lierbivores sis Sr-89 & 90 structure: Ill S 1 location, Vero Beach: 1132 (Control)
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| : 5. TERHESTRIAL Semi-monthly Gamma spectral analy-57T Ailk 1 location within 15 mile radius of sis Sr-89 & 90 plant and in the prevailing wind CN I - 131 Ln direction fiom the plant: 110 3 Ln Monthly Gamma spectral analy-1 location, Florida (state) Milk shed, M40 (Control) sis Sr-89 & 90
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| FLORIDA RADIOIDGICAL EMEPGENCY PLAN FOR FIXED NUCLEAR FACILITIES, 1979 D.H.R.S. - SOP IIC, EMERGENCY PROCEDURES ST. LUCIE SITE TABl.E 1 SHEET 4 September 1, 1976 OPERATIONAL Ei4VIRONMENTAL RADIOLOGICAL SURVEILLANCE PROGRAM ST. LUCIE PLANT Exposure Pathway Collection Type and Frequency and/or Sample Criteria and Sampling Locations Frequency of Analysis
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| $. TERRESTRIAL (Cont'd) Semi-ann.
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| 5.1 Milk (cont'd) Dairy herd census 5.2 Biota 5.2.1 Food Crop 6 lor:ations,1I10, H22, H23, H24, Harvest Time Gamma spectral Sr-89 112 5, 1126 s 90 (Citrus) 5.2.2 Food Crop 1 location as determined by garden liarvest Time Gamma spectral.I-131 (Edible Leafy census (Specification 3.2.d)
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| [ vegetation) 5 locations within a 15 mile radius Once per Gamma spectral Sr-90 5.3 Soil of plant: 110 3, 110 8 , 110 9, 1110 , 1130; 3-year 1 location, Vero Beach: 113 2 (control) period Ln LM tra G G e
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| FLORIDA RADIOLOGICAL EMERGENCY PLAN FOR FIXED NUCLEAR FACILITIES, 1979 D.H.R.S. SOP II C, EMERGENCY PROCEDURES ST. LUCIE SITE ATTACHMENT 1 ST. LUCIE SITE TIME - DISTANCE - DOSE TABLES & MAP OVERLAYS RADIATION EXPOSURE ESTIMATION I. GENERAL A. In event of an accident involving radioactive materials at the St. Lucie Plant, the consequences may be such that both on-site and off-site areas could be affected.
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| To provide a means for evaluating the potential radio-logical situation in the case of a design basis loss-of-coolant accident, Tables 2 and 3 are shown as typical examples from the set of representative meteorological parameters determining the calculated thyroid dose to persons as a function of distance from the plant and duration of exposure.
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| B. Sets of the tables, and appropriately scaled maps of the area, are maintained in selected locations within the Generating Station Area, the Site Assembly Station, and at other appropriate off-site locations including the Company's Off-Site Emergency Organization Headquar-ters, Miami. Sets of the tables and appropriately scaled maps are also maintained by the State Division of Health, Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services in Jacksonville and Orlando, the State Division of Disaster Preparedness in Tallahassee, the South Florida Area 23 1655 $20
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| D.H.R.S. - SOP II C, EMERGENCY PROCEDURES ST. LUCIE SITE Emergency Operating Center and St. Lucie County and Martin County Emergency Operating Centers.
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| II. USE OF TABLES A. On-site and off-site emergency organizations having dose tables will be informed by the Plant Emergency Coordi-nator which table or tables are applicable under radia-tion amergency conditions based on instrument observa-tions from the plant control room. Use of the tables will give estimates of the extent of the on-site and of f-site areas af fected and the possible individual rad-iation exposure from the potentially largest activity lll release. The table selection process is implemented from:
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| : 1. Indications of wind speed and direction, and wind direction deviation (degrees) over the hour pre-ceding the incident.
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| : 2. Indications of the meteorological tower upper tem-perature minus lower temperature and the posted equivalent Pasquill Stability class or FSAR, Table 2.3-15.
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| : 3. Selection of the maximum thyroid dose table corres-ponds to:
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| : a. Wind direction
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| : 1) Sectors K, L, and M (between SW and WNW): use "OVERNATER DISPERSION" TABLE 2.
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| i655 321
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| : 2) Any other sectors or directions besides 1.,
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| above; cae " OVERLAND DISPERSION" TABLE 3.
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| : b. Pasquill Stability class, A or B, C or D, E cr F.
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| : c. Wind speed nearest 3, 5 or 8 mph.
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| On the selected table, a survey down each DISTANCE column will indicate at what TIME, following the time of release, when initial protective action should be taken, judging from the magnitudes shown.
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| The inner most DISTANCE for which protective action is not indicated specifies the overlay distance segment, Figures D-1 through D-4, which covers the area in which protective action may be required, Figure D-5.
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| : 4. Evaluate the potential radiological situation in areas of concern using the map overlay for the dis-tance segment determined from the table matching the existing meteorological condition, as follows:
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| : a. Position the overlay with the ' PLANT' reference point over the actual point at which the release of radioactive material occurred.
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| : b. Position the centerline of the overlay plume in the direction towards which the wind is moving.
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| NOTE: Some small shift in the direction toward which the wind is moving is almost always present. Therefore, to accurately 1
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| 25 1655 322
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| FLORIDA RADIOLOGICAL EMERGENCY PLAN FOR FIXED NUCLEAR FACILITIES, 1979 D.H.R.S. SOP II C, EMERGENCY PROCEDURES ST. LUCIE SITE determine the need to evacuate the area affected by the radioactive material release, both the left and right extremes in the direction toward which the wind is moving, and all the area between these extremes, shall be used for positioning the overlay.
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| : c. Evacuation of On-Site areas is required for those areas under the plume in which non-emergency personnel will receive a whole body dose of 1.0 rem or a thyroid dose of 5.0 rem, ggg
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| : d. If there is a persistent shift in wind direction of 60' or more, repeat steps a. and b.
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| O 16 1655 323
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| FLORIDA RADIOLOGICAI EMERGENCY PLAN FOR FIXED TABLE 2 HUCLEAR FACILITIES, 1979 D . ll . R . S . - SOP IIC TilYROID DOSE (REM) EMERGENCY PROCEDURES ST. LUCIE SITE OVER WATER DISPERSION September 1, 1976 PASQUILL STABILITY CLASSES C & D HIND SPEED = 8 MPli DISTAN_CE (M:LES)
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| TIME 1.00 2.00 3.00 4.00 5.00 6.00 7.00 8.00 9.00 10.00 10 MIN 1.01 1.01* 0.00 0.00 0.0c 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 30 MIN 3.13 3.13** 0.81 0.29 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 1 HR 0 MIN 6.32 6.32 1.92 0.89 0.48 0.28 0.16 0.09 0.00 0.00 0 MIN 12.54 12.54 4.08 2.07 1.25 0.83 0.59 0.43 0.32 0.24
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| [ 2 IIR 4 IIR 0 MIN 17.68 17.68 6.18 3.25 2.06 1.45 1.09 0.85 0.69 0.57 6 IIR 0 MIN 24.40 24.40 7.96 4.17 2.64 1.85 1.39 1.09 0.88 0.73 8 IIH 0 MIN 30.12 30.12 9.75 5.08 3.21 2.25 1.69 1.32 1.07 0.89
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| [)2HR 0 MIN 34.42 35.42 11.46 6.00 3.80 2.68 2.02 1.59 1.30 1.08
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| ' 16 liR 0 MIN 40.52 40.52 13.05 6.81 4.32 3.04 2.29 1.80 1.47 1.22 u 3.37 2.53 1.99 1.63 1.36 r20 IIR 0 MIN 45.08 45.08 14.38 7.55 4.78 4
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| 15.90 8.28 5.24 3.69 2.77 2.18 1.78 1,48 24 IIR 0 MIN 49.63 49.63
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| * 18 MIN
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| ** 38 MIN
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| FLORIDA RADIOLOGICAL EMERGENCY PLAN FOR FIXED TABLE 2 NUCLEAR FACILITIES, 1979 D.H.R.S. - SOP IIC TilYROID DOSE (REM) EMERGENCY PROCEDURES ST. LUCIE SITE OVER WATER DISPERSION September 1, 1976 PASQUILT, STABILITY CLASSES C & D WIND SPEED = 8 MPil DISTANCE (MILES) 5.00 6.00 7.00 8.00 9.00 10.00 TIME 1.00 2.00 3.00 4.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 10 MIN 1.01 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 30 MIN 3.13 0.01 0.29 0.00 0.28 0.16 0.09 0.00 0.00 0.00 1 IIR 0 MIN 6.32 1.92 0.89 0.48 0.83 0.59 0.43 0.32 0.24 0.18 2 IIR 0 MIN 12.54 4.08 2.07 1.25 2.06 1.45 1.09 0.85 0.69 0.57 0.49 4 IIR 0 MIN 17.68 6.18 3.25 7.96 4.17 2.64 1.85 1.39 1.09 0.88 0.73 0.52 6 IIR 0 MIN 24.40 1.69 1.32 1.07 0.89 0.76 0 MIN 30.12 9.75 5.08 3.21 2.25 8 IIR 3.00 2.68 2.02 1.59 1.30 1.08 0.92 12 IIR 0 MIN 35.42 11.46 6.00 2.29 1.80 1.47 1.22 1.04 13.05 6.81 4.32 3.04 16 !!R 0 MIN 40.52 2.53 1.99 1.63 1.36 1.16 20 IIR 0 MIN 45.08 14.38 7.55 4.78 3.37 5.24 3.69 2.77 2.18 1.78 1.48 1.26 24 IIR 0 MIN 49.63 15.90 8.28 LJ1 LJ1 w
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| $L2 FLORIDA RADIOLOGICAL EMERGENCY PLAN FOR FIXED M E 2'2 O NUCLEAR FACILITIES , 1979
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| * stvists II$Namte-:ps D.H.R.S. - SOP II C, n 4 e. vi.te, EMERGENCY PROCEDURES Perenases Poe6 Pop latten leel.dtog frenaleese ST. LUCIE SITE SEPTDiBER 1, 1976 BC21 21:1cLt l'.21 liti L'11 ' It:
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| FLORIDA RADICLOGICA1.
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| EMERGENCY PLAN TCR FIXID SL2 NUCLEAR FACILIT*IS, 19 9 D.H.R.S. - SOP II C, h
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| FLORIDA RADIOLOGICAL EMERGENCY PLAN FOR FIXED NUCLEAR FACILITIES, 1979 D.H.R.S. - SOP IID Department of Health & Rehabilitative Services Emergency Procedures Joseph M. Farley Site - Jackson County This site is owned by Alabama Power Company and consists of two pressurized water reactors (Unit 1 and Unit 2) located on a site near Dothan, Alabama. Each unit has a warranted power output of 2660 MWT.
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| The site is on the West side of the Chattahoochee River across the river from Early County, Georgia. The site is 16 nautical miles NNE from the closest location on the Alabama-Florida boundary and 19 1/2 nautical miles NNE from the closest population group in Florida (Ma-lone, Jackson County). It is 32 nautical miles from the site to the northern outskirt of Marianna which is the largest population group-ing in Jacknen County. The general area is shown in figure 1. Esti-mates (1970 Census) of population distribution in the area are shown in figure 2 and figure 3. Calculated annual average dilution factors (X/Q) are shown in figure 4 and figure 5.
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| Notification of an unplanned release of radioactive materials frce the Farley site may come from:
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| State Warning Point Tallahassee Alabama Power Company Farley Site Alabama Department of Public Heal-h State Office Building Montgomery, Alabama 36104 205/832-5990 - 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM 1655 329 1
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| FLORIDA RADIOLOGICAL EMERGENCY PLAN FOR FIXED NUCLEAR FACILITIES, 1979 D.H.R.S. - SOP IID If such a report is received directly by DHRS personnel they will follow the procedures outlined in IIIB Radiological Emergency Plan.
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| The individual receiving the report will notify the State Warning Point as set forth in Section IIIA of the Plan if the initial report does not originate from the State Warning Point.
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| Personnel in Jackson County who may be contacted are:
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| Emergency Coordinator Charles S. Sims 400 Pelt Street Marianna, Florida 32446 Telephone 904/482-8461 Sheriff Applewhite Telephone 904/482-2132 West Florida Area Coordinator Division of Disaster Preparedness g Robert R. Smith Telephone 904/892-3196 Home 904/892-5456 WEFA - NAWAS There are two major pathways for radionuclides released from the Farley site to affect persons in Florida:
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| A. Airborne release of radiciodines with transport and deposition on pasture. These radionuclides may be ingested by cows and appear in milk produced by the animals.
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| B. Release in liquid materials from the site into the Chattahoo-chee River. The material may be transported downsteam to reaches of the river in Florida and into the Woodruff Dam impoundment (Lake Seminole).
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| FLORIDA RADIOLOGICAL EMERGENCY PLAN FOR FIXED NUCLEAR FACILITIES, 1979 D.H.R.S. - SOP IID DERS does not conduct routine monitoring of the Farley Site during normal operations. In the event it can be postulated that a plume containing radioactive materials will move over Florida, the DHRS health physicist will consider sampling of pasture grass in the affected area and follow-up sampling of milk produced in the area.
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| A current list of dairies in Jackson County includes:
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| Apalachee Correctional Institution Dairy P. O. Box 699 904/593-6431 Own Use Sneads, Florida 32460 Barber Brothers Dairy 904/352-4945 Upper Florida Paul & Douglas Barber Route 2 Cottondale, Florida 32431 (Jackson County)
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| Baxley, Pcr v 904/638-1604 Sunshine State Route 3 Chipley, Florida 12428 (Washington County' Benchoff, Charles E. 904/836-4275 Upper Florida Route 2, Box 18 Ponce DeLeon, Florida 32455 Bevis, V.S. 904/569-2763 Upper Florida Route 1, Box 159 Greenwood, Florida 32443 (Jackson County)
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| Granberry Dairy 904/594-6123 Upper Florida Frank A. Granberry Route 3, Box 466 Marianna, Florida 32466 (Jackson County)
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| Phillips' Dairy 904/638-1790 Sunshine S ate Wallace D. Phillips Route 3, Box 212 Graceville, Florida 32440 Price, R. L. Jr. 904/263-3450 Upper Florida 1107 Webb Street
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| . Graceville, Florida 32440 1655 331
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| FLORIDA RADIOLOGICAL EMERGENCY PLAN FOR FIXEO NUCLEAR FACILITIES, 1979 D.H.R.S. - SOP IID gg 904/263-6514 Producer-Dist.
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| Register's Dairy Eddie and Glen Register Route 2 Gracerille, Florida 32440 Sillings Dairy 904/263-4032 Upper Florida Earl Wayne Sillings Route 4 Graceville, Florida 32440 Stephens, Doyle 904/592-6988 Upper Florida Route 2, Box 104 Grand Ridge, Florida 32442 Torbett, Lee R. 904/594-4611 Upper Florida Route 3, Box 313 Marianna, Florida 32446 Wyatt's Dairy 904/579-4486 Upper Florida Mrs. Jeanne Wyatt Route 4, Box 369 Marianna, Florida 32446 Water samples will be collected following a liquid release initially ll)
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| A at the intersection of State Road 2 and the Chattahoochee River.
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| supply of sample containers will be maintained at the Radiological Health Services office in Tallahassee. A HRS health physicist stationed in the Tallahassee area will be dispatched to the above location and will upon arrival collect water samples at one hour in-tervals until arrival of the MERL.
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| The MERL will be activated and dispatched from Orlando as set forth in DHRS SOP I. Arrival time of the MERL in the Marianna (Jackson County) area is about 6 hours from time of departure. The MERL will proceed from Orlando north on the Sunshine State Parkway and Inter-It state Highway 75 to its intersection with Interstate Highway 10.
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| will then proceed west on I 10 and U.S. 90 to Marianna. Upon arrival the MERL will be berthed at the Marianna Airport located on State O
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| Road 71 about 4 miles north of its intersection with U.S. Highway 90.
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| FLORIDA RADIOLOGICAL ALABAMA POWER COMPANY EMERGENCY PLAN FOR FIXED JOSEPH M. FARLEY NUCLEAR PLAN *.' NUCLEAR FACILITIES, 1979 ENV7RONMENTAL REPORT D.H.R.S. - SOP IID O
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| 30 MILES NNW 2542 960 8091 - 20 miles .
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| FLORIDA RADIOLOGICAL EMERGENCY PLAN FOR FIXED NUCLEAR FACILITIES, 1979 D.H.R.S. - SOP III April 1, 1978 PROCEDURIS FOh FLORIDA RADIATION HAZARD CONTROL (FOODSTUFFS)
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| In the interest of sustaining the public health by continuing to provide adequate supply of safe and wholesome milk, and of protect-ing the livelihoods of milk producers; processors and distributors, the following program of information and action is adopted.
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| Decision to start an action program to reduce Iodine-131 con-tamination of milk will be based on information from the State De-partment of Health and Rehabilitative Services about the current rate of accumulation of ingested Iodine-131. Interpretation of data leading to such a decision will be the responsibility of officials in this agency. In the event that an action program is necessary, the State Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services Health Physicist will notify Mr. Jim R. Lee, Civil Defense Coordinator for the Florida Department of Agriculture in Tallahassee at 904/488-2901 (office) or 904/877-4759 (home). Mr. Lee or other Department of Agriculture personnel will take the appropriate steps with dairy farmers, milk producers, processors and distributors to insure that milk contaminated with radioactive substances in concentrations greater than those shown in Table 2A " Protective Action Guides for Contamination" (FRC Reports 5 and 7) is not distributed for human consumption. (See Appendix E).
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| Although the nearest dairy to a fixed nuclear facility within the State of Florida is fifteen (15) miles, the Department of Agri-culture may, if necessary, resort to the use of stored feeds to pre-clude ingestion of iodine from pasture grasses. Approximately two weeks supply of stcred feed is usually available at:
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| : 1. Small feed and seed stores in the area
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| : 2. Large feed and seed stores
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| : 3. On farm under shelter If fruits, vegetables or other crops are involved, Dr. George Westbrook, Chief of Technical Section, Division of Fruit and Vege-tables Inspection, Winter Haven, shall be notified - 813/294-3511, ext. 244. Also, Mr. Jim R. Lee should be advised. If radioactive contamination levels exceed those listed in the Radiation Protection Guides, Table 2B, "Other Agricultural Products and Productions,"
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| Department of Agriculture officials will take appropriate steps to prevent these foods from being distributed for human consumption.
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| FLORIDA RADIOLOGICAL EMERGENCY PLAN FOR FIXED NUCLEAR FACILITIES, 1979 D.H.R.S. - SOP IV STANDARD EQUIPMENT LISTS I. Radiological energency response by DHRS is available from the following locations:
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| Tallahassee DHRS OPC Jacksonville DHRS OPC Orlando DHRS OPC Miami DHRS OPC Tampa DHRS, Hillsborough CHD St. Petersburg DHRS, Pinellas CHD II. Instruments and equipment are maintained in each of these loca-tions as follows:
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| Radiation Herponce Energency Ki t 2 each Full face respirators 12 each Organic vapor respirator cartridges 8 each Particulate respirator cartridges 1 each Triple class dry chemical fire extinguisher 2 pair Vinyl boots, large 2 rolls Barricade tape, 100' 2 rolls Masking tape, 2" 2 each Flashlights, 2 cell 1 box vinyl gloves, disposable, 25 each 2 pair Rubber gauntlets 2 pair Coveralls, large 2 each Hoods 1 each Niptong, 24" 1
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| FLORIDA RADIOLOGICAL EMERGENCY PLAN FOR FIXEO g NUCLEAR FACILITIES, 1979 w D.H.R.S. - SOP IV 12 each Radioactive material tags 1 each Steel measuring tape, 50' 1 box Nucon smear 1 box Nucon smears folders 1 each First Aid kit 1 box Moist toweiattes, 100 each 4 each "D" cells 5 each PR6 flashlight bulbs 12 each Ball point pens 12 each Felt tip pens 12 each Pencils 1 roll Cellophane tape lll 1 each Pocket knife 1 roll Radioactive material tape 1 each "Trilinear Chart of the Nuclides" 2 each Writing tablets 14 each Warning signs 1 pkg Assorted plastic bags Radiation detection instruments are maintained in:
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| Tallahassee DHRS OPC Jacksonville DHRS OPC Orlando DHRS OPC Miami DHRS OPC Pinellas CHD Polk CHD O
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| FLORIDA RADIOLOGICAL EMERGENCY PLAN FOR FIXED NUCLEAR FACILITIES, 1979 D.H.R.S. - SOP IV ORLANDO Radiological Laboratory, Radiological Health Services, OPC A. Gamma Analysis System - Consisting of 2 4x4 NaI detectors with shields 1 Hewlett Packard Gamma Analyzer System 5406B for pulse height analysis B. Internal Proportional Counting System 1 Sharp Lo-Beta 1 Nuclear Chicago Automatic Planchette Changer C. Packard Tri Carb Liquid Scintillation Analyzer D. Victoreen 2800 TLD Reader Mobile Iaboratory, Radiological Health Services, OPC A. Gamma Analysis System - consisting of 1 GeLi detector with shield 1 Tracer Northern Model 1705 Pulse Height Analyzer B. Alpha Spectroscopy System - consisting of 1 Silicon Surface Barrier Detector with vacuum shroud, vacuum pump and associated electronics C. Internal Proportional Counting System - consisting of 3 Eberline Model MS-1 Mini-Scalers 2 Eberline Model FC-2 Flow Counters 1 Eberline Model HP 190 thin end window Geiger Tube 1 Eberline Model SPA-2 lxl NaI Detector-D. Survey Instruments:
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| 2 Eberline Model PRM-4A meters with Model AC-3 probes and model HP 240 probes 2 Eberline Model E 140 meters with Model HP 240 probes 1 victoreen Model 2600 TLD Reader 4
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| 1 Eberline Pocket Dosimeter charger with 20 each 200 MR Gamma and x-ray dosimeters 2 CDV 777-1 Shelter Kits E. Sampling Equipment:
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| 10 HiVol Air Samplers 5 Portable AC Generators F. Belfort Instrument Company Weather Station (wind speed and direction)
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| G. Protection clothing including coveralls, shoe covers, gloves, respirators, etc. for four personnel.
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| FLORIDA RADIOLOGICAL EMERGENCY PLAN FOR FIXED NUCLEAR FACILITIES, 1979 D.H.R.S. - SOP V
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| - September 1, 1976 IOBILE EMERGENCY RADIOLOGICAL FACILITY I. This vehicle is a 27' Winnebago Recreational Vehicle which has been outfitted to provide Radiological Laboratory services in amergency situations and for providing mobile laboratory services in routine operations. The vehicle is provided with a 6.5 Kw Onan generator to permit mobile operations.
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| II. Radio communications are provided on the following frequencies:
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| Mhz 155.37 Police Interpoint Network 155.925 Local Working Frequency 39.10)
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| ) Local Government Radio Net 39.18)
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| Four hand held transceivers are provided on 155.925 Mhz, and one sedan is provided with 155.37 and 155.925 Mh: and with 39.10 and 39.18 Mhz transceivers.
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| III. Preparations for Getting Under Way:
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| : 1. Cast loose from telephone.
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| This includes a ground wire with lug which is fastened
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| . to the frame. Te.~aphone cables should be coiled up and placed in the rear compartment.
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| : 2. Cast loose from electrical connections.
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| First throw the master breaker to the generator position then turn off power at meter box and unplug cable.
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| Coil cable and stow in rear compartment.
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| : 3. Raise all steps.
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| : 4. Make certain all drawers and cabinets are shut and that drawer stops are in place.
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| S. Place air conditioner switch in off position.
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| : 6. Make certain rear curtains are open.
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| : 7. Remove shields from IPC's and place on floor.
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| : 8. Turn on radios.
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| : 9. Lock doors.
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| : 10. Remove all loose objects from counter tops and either stow in cabinets or place on floor,
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| : 11. Place "batt" switch in center position.
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| : 12. Obtain weather station from garage if required.
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| : 13. Obtain mobile generators from garage if required.
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| IV. Major Instrumentation:
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| Analytical instrumentation assigned to MERL include the following major systems:
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| : 1. Gamma Spectroscopy system. GeLi detector with 1024 Channel Analyzer. Output on teletype.
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| : 2. Alpha Spectroscopy system. Ruggedized surface barrier detector using same analyzer as gamma system.
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| : 3. Thermoluminescent Dosimetry system.
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| Capability to read:
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| Victoreen bulbs (CaF y: Mn) and 1/8"xl/B chips (CsF
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| : 4. Internal Proporticnal Counters:
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| Two medium background gas flow proportional detectors with scaler / timers.
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| : 5. Single Channel Gamma system:
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| 1" NaI detector, unshielded, with scaler / timer.
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| V. Rand-Held and Field Instrumentation:
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| CPM
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| : 1. 2 ea. pulse rate meters - O to 2x10 2 ea. scintillation alpha probes for above.
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| 2 ea. metal GM tubes for above - gamma.
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| 2 ea. thin and window GM tubes for above - ga=ma.
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| : 2. 4 ea. GM meters - gamma 2 are 0 - 7x10 44 CPM 2 are 0 - 3x10 CPM
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| : 3. 4 ea. Portable Ion Chambers - gamma 2 are 0 - 1000 R/hr 2 are 0 - 500 R/hr
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| : 4. 27 ea. 0-200 mR self-reading personnai dosimeters - gamma 5 ea . 0-200 R self-reading personnel dosimeters - gamma 3 chargers for above
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| : 5. 2 ea. Pressurized Ion Chambers - gamma 1-500 uR/hr.
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| : 6. 10 ea. Micro R Meters - gamma 0-3000 uR/hr.
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| : 7. 2 ea. Aerial Survey Gamma Systems:
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| : a. I with 7" plastic scintillator 0-100,000 CPS
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| : b. I with GM detectors, .0-10 R/hr.
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| VI. Refueling and Maintenance Instructions.
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| : 1. Refueling and routine additions of oil should be done at State Gas Stations when possible. Otherwise, refueling may be done at any major service station with the exception of 3
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| FLORIDA RADIOLOGICAL EMERGENCY PLAN FOR FIXED NUCLEAR FACILITIES, 1979 g D.H.R.S. - SOP V W Fina. The credit card is in the vehicle log. Please list the fuel and oil amounts received in the log. MERL has two fuel tanks, one amidships and the other in the rear. The rear tank is the main and holds 40 gallons.
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| This tank should be held in reserve unless needed, since the generator uses this tank exclusively. The center tank holds 24 gallons and should be used for running on the road.
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| : 2. Maintenance of MERL should,to the degree possible, follow the manufacturer's recommendation. However, due to the icw usage rate of MERL, the following routine should be used:
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| : a. Oil and oil filter change - seminannually.
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| : b. Chassis lube - annually, O
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| : c. Repack wheel bearings - every two years
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| : d. Replace air filter - every two years,
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| : e. Battery fluid - check every two weeks.
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| : f. Engine coolant - check when refueling Replace every two years,
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| : g. Tire pressure - check when refueling.
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| Recommended pressura is 60 psi.
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| : h. Engine oil - check when refueling.
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| Note: - It is extremely important that the vehicle be refueled and made ready after each use.
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| VII. Instructions for Onan Generator No special instructions are necessary except that the engine oil level should be checked before each use and during uses 4
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| FLORIDA RADIOLOGICAL EMERGENCY PLAN FOR FIXED NUCLEAR FACILITIES, 1979 D.H.R.S. - SOP V no less than once each day. The generator may be started by a remote switch on the dash or a switch located in the generator compartment. MERL is placed on generator power by throwing the main breaker to the ' GEN" position. Generator maintenance shall follow the manufacturer's recommendations.
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| VIII. Instruction for Weather Station.
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| The weather station mast and sending units are kept in the garage. Upon reaching the destination the heads for the anemometer and wind direction must be attached and the mast inserted into the receptacle located on the rear of MERL.
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| stamped on The mast should then be oriented so that the "N" the wind direction head is due magnetic north. A compass is located in HERL glove compartment. The main unit inside MERL can then be plugged into an electrical outlet. The instrument is now operational.
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| IX. MERL logs.
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| : 1. Day log - details all activities of MERL and her crew.
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| : 2. Vehicle log - a record of the daily mileage driven and all gasoline and oil purchases. General maintenance can also be entered. The credit card is located in an envelope in the back of this log.
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| : 3. Radio logs - a record of all communications made.
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| X. Auxililary Equipment.
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| : 1. 4 sets of protective clothing
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| : 2. 4 full face respirators
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| : 3. 10 ea. high volume air samplers.
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| : 4. 4 ea. 1100 Watts generators (located in garage).
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| FLORIDA RADIOLOGICAL EMERGENCY PLAN FOR FIXED NUCLEAR FACILITIES, 1979 D.H.R.S. - SOP V KEYS Key 1 - H33 Sampling Site Gate Key 2 - H14, 33 Sampling Site Gate Crystal River Sampling House Key 3 - MERL Rear Compartment Key 4 - MERL Enclosure Gate MERL Outside Compartments Source safe Electrical Hookup Box Key 5 - MERL Ignition Key 6 - MERL Door Keys 841 - FPL Master Key 7 - Turkey Point Sampling House Key 8 - Office Key Key 9 - Workshop Key ggg Key 10 - Garage Key Key 11 - St. Lucie Sample House Key G
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| * EMERGENCY PLAN FOR FIXED NUCLEAR FACILITIES, 1979 FLORIDA MARINE PATROL - SOP VI DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES FLORIDA MARINE PATROL TAB. X - FSOP l-C AREA - 2103 STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURE I. General A. Authority
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| : 1. Governor's Executive Order 75-4
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| : 2. Florida Emergency Operations Plan - Annex Z B. Purpose The purpose of the Standard Operating Procedure is to provide the method and procedure for direct support to Citrus County in consonance with other state agencies for mitigation of any direct effects to the public from an accident or incident occurrence at the Crystal Nuclear Power Plant located near Crystal River by Area 2103 of the Florida Marine Patrol, Department of Natural Resources.
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| II. Organization and Responsibilities A. Area 2103 of the Florida Marine Patrol (DNR) includes the coastal counties from Hernando to Taylor.
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| B. Area 2103 is responsible for providing the following functions.
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| : 1. Water Borne Traffic Control
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| : 2. Law Enforcement
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| : 3. Support Communications
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| : 4. Water Borne Radiological Moni'.oring III. Concept of Operations A. In response to the call of the Central Area Coordinator, 1655 350
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| FLORIDA RADIOLOGICAL EMERGENCY PLAN FOR FIXED NUCLEAR FACILITIES, 1979 FLORIDA MARINE PATROL - SOP VI Division of Disaster Preparedness or other competent authority, Area 2103 personnel will establish a Perim-eter patrol in those portions of the Low Population Zone located in the waterway to the west of the Nuclear Power Plant site to a radius of five (5) miles.
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| B. The perimeter patrol will be established on station within a time frame of sixty (60) minutes from the receipt of notification and shall consist of a minimum of four units.
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| C. The perimeter patrol will be responsible to exclude or direct the movement of all water borne traffic from the Low Population Zone or as directed by the Area Coordinator.
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| D. Additional responsibilities will include: ggg
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| : 1. Law enforcement as required in the execution of the basic mission set forth in paragraph C and in support of other law enforcement agencies.
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| : 2. Provide such communications support within the capabi-lity of units on scene as may be requested by competent authority.
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| : 3. Conduct such water borne radiological monitoring as requested by the Department of Health and Rehabiltative Services Radiological Response Team.
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| IV. Communications A. Normal radio communications organic to the Florida Marine Patrol (DNR) will be used between units on site. Area 2103 Headquarters and the Central Area EOC.
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| ( NUCLEAR FACILITIES, 1979 FLORIDA MARINE PATROL - SOP VI V.
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| Direction and Control A.
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| Direction and control of units on site will remain unde the cognizance of the Area 2103 Captain.
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| Area Coordinator Captain, Area 2103 Central Florida Area, DDP Florida Marine Patrol (DNR) t 1655 352
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| O This document was promulgated at a cost of S3,953.34, or S19.77 per copy, to inform officials of government and the general public of state plans for their protection in the event of fixed nuclear facility accidents. h 1655 353
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| CRYSTAL RIVER 3 EMERGENCY PLAN APPENDIX B MPLEMENTING PROCEDURE LISTING 4
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| Below is a listing of Procedures which implement, or have been referenced in, the Emergency Plan.
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| Procedure No. Title AI-300 Conduct of Operations AI-800 Conduct of Administrative Services AP-104 Violent Weather C1-101 Fire Protection Plan Di-201 Duties of an Individual Who Discovers an Emergency EM-202 Duties of the Emergency Coordinator Di-203 Classification of Emergencies and Criteria for Evacuation El-204 Dose Assessment by Use of Meteorological Overlays El-205 Evacuation and Personnel Accountability of CR-3 Personnel EM-206 Emergency Plan Roster and Notification Ei-207 Reporting Requirements on Emergencies EM-208 Duties of the Radiation Emergency Team C1-209 Re-entry Procedure Di-210 Duties of the Environmental Survey Team C1-211 Duties of the Security Officer EM-212 Duties of the Plant Guards El ^13 Medical Emergency Procedures EM-214 Duties of Fossil Plant Personnel C1-215 Post-accident Reactor Building Purging EM-216 Duties of the Nuclear Plant Fire Brigade EP-101 Unit Blackout EP-102 Loss of Containment Integrity i655 355 EP-103 Loss of RC Flow /RC Pump Trip Page B-1 C1-100 Date Rev. 3
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| Procedure No. Title EP-103 Loss of RC Flow /RC Pomp Trip EP-104 Steam Generator Tube Fa i l ure EP-lOS Steam Supply System Rupture EP-10b 1,o t: s of Reactor Coolant or Reactor Coolant Pressure EP-lO7 Loss of Iloron (Moderator Dilution)
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| EP-108 Loss of Steam Generator Feed EP-109 Ea r t hq ua ke EP-110 CRD FLilfunction Actiota EP-111 Fire EP-112 Loss of Decay lleat Removal System EP-Il3 Plant Shutdown f rom outsille Control Center OP-207 Fire Protectton Systems RP-101 Radiation Protection ?!anual RP-103 Decontamination of Personnel, Areas, and Equipment 356 n,,,
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| CRYSTAL RIVrR 3 DfERGENCY PLAN APPENDIX C AGREEMENTS WITH SUPPORTING ORGANIZATIONS
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