ML20042B097

Public Version of Revision 2 to Emergency Plan Implementing Procedure 1004.12, Environ Monitoring

ML20042B097
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Site:	Crane
Issue date:	03/02/1982
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UNIT NO.1 EMERGENCY PLAN IMPLEMENTING PROCEDURE 1004.12 ENVIRONfENTAL MONITORING 1.0 PURPOSE The purpose of this procedure is to provide the requirements and methods for environmental monitoring during or after a declan!d emergency at Three Mile Island. The Environmental Assessment Coordinator is respon.

sible for implementing this procedure.

2.0 ATTACH!ENTS 2.1 Attachment I - TMINS TLD Program 2.2 Attachment II - Radiological Environmental Sampling Program 3.0 EMERGENCY ACTION LEVELS 3.1 This procedure is to be inititated upon declaration of the followi ng:

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Site Emergency (as determined by the Site Emergency Procedure 1004.3).

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General Emergency (as detemined by the General Emergency Procedure 1004.4).

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As directed by the Emergency Director.

4.0 EMERGENCY ACTIONS NOTE:

Noti fy the PAC when approaching 300 mrem. Recommend :

to the RAC that your team be relieved i f possible.

Relief should be conducted in a low radiation area.

Not' fy the RAC when approaching 3E-10 uc/cc gross B-y :

airborne activity.

Recommend to the RAC that your team don respiratory equipment.

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4.1 Obtain effluent monitoring data (type o f release, release rate, flow rate, release pathways, wind speed and direction, 1

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4.2 Dispatch offsite monitoring teams and the mobile monitoring lab when the Environmental Assessment Comand Center is activated per procedure 1004.30.

4.3 Ensure cocraunications are established between the monitoring teams and the Environmental Assessment Command Center.

4.4 When mobile lab reports to designated location, ensure that additional ineterological infomation from its portable tower is obtained.

4.5 Ensure that field data from the mobile lab and the monitoring teans is relayed to the Control Room and the Hear-site Emergency Operations Facility.

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4.6 Ensure that all effluent monitoring data is fed into the Environmental Assessment computer.

4.7 Detennine the frequency for the changeout of the themo-luminescent dosimeters (TLD's) listed in Attachment I.

4.8 Detennine speci fic types of samples and sampling frequencies required to determine offsite radiological conditions. Re fer to Attachment II.

4.9 Ensure that all samples are returned to the EACC for further analysis and retention.

4.10 Ensure that all samples are labelled in accordance with l

l Environmental Control s Procedure 1503 through 1503.7.

4.11 Ensure that environmental monitoring is continued to comple-tion in all situations, even thougn the emergency status has teminated before sampling is complete.

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4.12 Ensure that required sampling records are completed and maintained in accordance with procedure 1004.5 (Communications and Recordkeeping). Attach log to procedure.

5.0 FINAL CONDITIONS 5.1 All samples have been analyzed and the results reported and evaluated.

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0.4 200 Pole No.ME-33-T-28 E, N Z

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0.4 270 Due West on Shelley's Island N

M-ID-14S2 3 1/2 0.4 293 Shelley's Island hiM-ID-15S1 6 1/2 0.5 317 Shelley's 'sland N

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0.2 340 North Boat Dock E, 0 TM-ID-3Al 3

0.6 35 Route 441 E,N,Q 1M-ID-4A1 7

0.5 65 Laurel Road E

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1.8 304 Still House Road No.ME2397NB, 233L-35L E, N i 311-10-1C1 4

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4.8 18 School House Lane and Miller Road, Pole No.ME782-10 1M-ID-3E3 6

4.5 46 Kennedy Lane, Pole No.74-ME-97 E. N 1M-ID-4ES 4

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4.9 e 182 Canal Road, Conewago Heights, Pole No.ME497EM, BK244122 E, N IM-I D-10E3 6

5.0 200 Conewago Creek Road, Strines-O L

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4.9 281 Route 262 and Beinhower Road, Pole No.ME135FA E, N Tfl-ID-ISE1 6

5.0 313 Lumber Street, Highspire, Pole No.PP and L 26827, S31990 E, N Tf t-I D-PFI 6

9.0 15 West Areba Ave., and Mill Street, Hershey, Pole No.PP and L 30383, S34608 E, N Status:

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-fi-ID-8G1 6 1/2 13.15 157 (Wilshire Hills) ME793SE SW d

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~2 on Maple Street in Manchester across from High Street at g-corner of Cemetary Drive N

TI-ID-10F1 6 1/2 7.39 196 (Zion's View) ME1459 CE SE corner of Coppenhaffer Road and Rt. 295 Intersection N

TI-ID-10G1 6 1/2 12.96 2 04 (Weiglestown) EL and P (old Met-Ed) 6632 opposite corner of Alta Vista Road and Fox Run Rd 100 yds East of Rt 74 N

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Ill 11 g,I-ID llG1 6 1/2 11.71 225 (Mt. Royal) ME3053 DO Bank T

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Il-I D -13G2 6 1/2 10.4 274 (Lisburn) PP and L 23149 5 30533 bI NW corner of Lisburn Rd and Main St. of Lisburn (Rt 114)

N TI ID-13G1 6 1/2 13.19 276 (Mt. Allen) Attach 21728 5 30984 of Orchard Lane and Hertzler Rd due 5 of water tower N TI-ID-14F1 6 1/2 7.96 29 2 (Reeser's Summit) Attacn 24757 S 31644 on Evergreen Rd by Fairview Brethren in Christ Church Reeser's Summit N Status: E = ETS Location, N = New Location, Q = Quality Control Location 9.0

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• ATTACHMENT II RADIOLOGICAL ENVIRONMENTAL SA!PLING PROGRAM O

The basic objective of radiological environmental analysis is the protectico of people in the surrounding area from exposure to radiation in excess of the maximum permissible levels and { guidelines, or fractions thereof. ,The following table should be used in determining environmental samples (and quantity to be ITI gampled): ,f / Z .1 ) TABLE I C t, (Juan' lty/ Volume ggdiumSampled Each Sample Analysis Preferred Sample Location Z Id Gross d ,;A r-part cu a e 7E4 cc (25 ft3) Beta,gama Downwind from site i i lt Gross Q (Air-Iodine 7E4 cc (25 ft3) Beta,gama Downwind from site Gross P qir-floble Gases 7E4 cc (25 ft3) Beta, gamma Downwind from site f 7' Gross Water-diver 2 liters Beta,gama 10 downriver from site f (flote 1) Isotope 2 upstream from site for control d.. IUater-Tap 2 liters Gama 2 from control ~25km from site (flote 2) Isotope 4 downwind from site Soil I kg. Gamma 2 from control -25km from site (flote 3) Isotope 6 downwind from site 11.0

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h0R USE IN UNIT I ONLY '~ 1004.12 Revision 0 .i ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING ATTACHMENT II RADIOLOGICAL ENVIRONMENTAL SAMPLING PROGRAM Note 1: Upstream samples should be a minimum of 10km upstream of plant outfall. Note 2: Control samples should come from least prevalent wind direction from township (municipal) water supply. Note 3: Control samples should come from least prevalent wind direction at nearest TLD site for sample accountability. Downwind samples should be taken at/near TLD locations for sample accountability. C h:') Note 4: Milk samples should be raw, untreated milk from dairies in least l prevalent wind direction for control purposes NOT ALL SAMPLES ON TABLE I NEED TO BE COLLECTED DURING EMERGENCY CONDITIONS, HOWEVER, A REPRESENTATIVE SAMPLE SHOULD BE TAKEN ON THOSE LISTED, AS TIME PERMITS. This procedure may continue for a relatively long period of time after the emergency has been cancelled. As a minimum, this procedure should continue in effect until all required samples have been collected, prepared, and analyzed. ,. 13.0 -s _~ OI 1 1 ~ . c i s w L..}}