ML12012A248

Email from Jon Schwarz to Al Bendt... Ginger Willson; FW: Daily Status Fort Calhoun

ML12012A248
Person / Time
Site:	Fort Calhoun
Issue date:	06/29/2011
From:	Schwarz J State of NE, Emergency Mgmt Agency
To:	Berndt A, Guy M, Jansky D, Kirk P, Laurel R, Loos J, Bill Maier, Mccabe R, Newsham C, Norman V, George Wilson NRC Region 4, State of NE, Emergency Mgmt Agency
References
FOIA/PA-2011-0339
Download: ML12012A248 (2)

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fatier, Bill From: Schwarz, Jon Uon.schwarz@nebraska.gov]

Sent: Wednesday, June 29, 2011 3:29 PM To: Berndt, Al; Canida Audie; Fawl, Jodie; Hollingsead Greg; Imler, Earl; Kirk Phil; Maier, Bill; McCabe Ron

• Newsham, Cindy; Ryan Laurel ; Valentine Norman ; Jansky, Doris; Jensen, Danielle; Loos, Jerry; Moon Guy; Willson, Ginger

Subject:

FW: Daily Status Fort Calhoun FYI...

Earl... Could you have somone log this in ESS for me?

Thanks Jon From: GEBERS, STEVEN W [sgebers@oppd.com]

Sent: Wednesday, June 29, 2011 8:47 AM To: Bill Pook; Dan; Eric Plautz; Jeff Clark; Jeff Theulen; Schwarz, Jon; Kathy Stodola; KIRKLAND, JOHN NRC; Larry Oliver; Laurel Ryan; Paul Johnson; Whitney Shipley

Subject:

Daily Status Fort.Calhoun Flooding Status (changes from yesterday's report are in bold)

1. Reactor Status: Shutdown

2. Reactor is covered with > 23-ft of cooling water

3. Offsite power and Emergency Diesel Generators are available. Both vital buses are energized at this time.

4. Spent Fuel Pooling cooling is in service and protected.

5. Shutdown cooling is in service and protected

6. Current river level is 1006' 5"

7. Current Blair gauge level is 32.6 ft. In the last 24 hours2.777778e-4 days <br />0.00667 hours <br />3.968254e-5 weeks <br />9.132e-6 months <br /> the river has remain relative constant, however, flow rates have been increased to 160,700 cubic feet per second from Gavins Point dam.

8. The site has implemented procedures to protect power supplies and vital equipment. Water is onsite, and flood barriers are protecting vital equipment.

9. No release of radioactivity has occurred.

10. Fort Calhoun has declared a Notification of Unusual Event at 08:00 6/6/11.

' 11. Backup evacuation route onsite is inundated however the primary route onsite is passable 2 and not expected to be affected.

12. Power was removed from siren 257 and 260 in Pottawattamie Co. IA, which is just on the edge of the 10-mile EPZ south east of the plant. Siren 75, 76 in Desoto National Wildlife Refuge have no power. Currently the refuge is closed due to flooding. Siren 142 in Harrison Co. has no power which is north of Loveland IA - 9.5 miles from the plant. Siren 1 east of Fort Calhoun on county road 34 between Fort Calhoun and Boyer Chute Recreational Area is without power. This area is closed due to flooding. The following sirens are non-functional: siren 143 is in Harrison County on York Road between Italy Avenue and Hull Avenue. Siren 144 is in Harrison County on 3 3 5 t Street just west of Grover Avenue. Siren 174 is in Pottawattamie County on Desoto Trail just west of 1 1 0 t Street.

• , NA 1.3. Highway 75 remains open. Highway 30 between Missouri Valley and Blair is closed for 48-hrs for flood prevention. However, can be opened if evacuation is required.

Interstate 29 in both directions: from Exit 54A (G Avenue) to Exit 71 (1-680 exit): 1-680 road closed to traffic because of flooding -- follow the detour signs for the evacuation route to Bellevue. Interstate 680 in both directions: from before Exit 1 130th Street to Exit 62: 1-29; Old Mormon Bridge Road --- road closed because of flooding.

14. On 6/14, Washington County issued evacuation to approximately 75 residents northeast of Blair east of county road 33 to the Burt County line.

Requestedý Informnation fromr states and counti*es::

1 V f. ohen.ffsite eva:luation routes are affected please c..tact emergency planning.

2. When: the Blair Water plant is affected please contact emergency::planning,

3. AuthoriZed power .outages that. affect or could' affect .siren operability,, please contact emergency planning..

The 'river flow rate and level have been relatively constant at Blair NE. The Corp of Engineers is releasing Gavin's Point dam at 160,700 cubic feet per second (cfs).

Emergency Planning Contacts at FCS:

Steve Gebers:

Pager:(b)(6)"A Work Phone: 402-533-7308

', Cell Phone:( ) .I[

Allen Berck:

I Pager: (b)(6) 1

-Work Phonbe:4O2-636-2836 Cell 'phone: (b)(6)

Steve Gebers, CHP Manager Emergency Planning & Health Physics Fort Calhoun Nuclear Station e-mail (w) sqebersDoppod.com

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