PY-CEI-NRR-2126, Forwards Emergency Public Info Calendars Distributed Through Local Counties to General Public within Pnpp 10 Mile Emergency Planning Zone,Per Request by NRC Administrative Ltr 94-07
| ML20133G332 | |
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| Site: | Perry  |
| Issue date: | 01/03/1997 |
| From: | Myers L CENTERIOR ENERGY |
| To: | NRC OFFICE FOR ANALYSIS & EVALUATION OF OPERATIONAL DATA (AEOD) |
| References | |
| AL-94-07, AL-94-7, PY-CEI-NRR-2126, NUDOCS 9701150304 | |
| Download: ML20133G332 (54) | |
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{{#Wiki_filter:- ^ C:NTERIOR I y ENERGY PERRY NUCLEAR POWER PLANT Mail Address: 20jQR ROADgg3 R , O%o 4081 (216) 259-3737 January 3,1997 PY-CEI/NRR-2126L Chief, incident Response Branch Office for Analysis and Evaluation of Operational Data United States Nuclear Regulatory Conunission Washington, D. C. 20555 Perry Nuclear Power Plant Docket No. 50-440 I NRC Administrative Letter 94-07 Request
Dear Sir:
As requested by NRC Administrative Letter 94-07, " Distribution of Site-Specific and State Emergency Planning Information", enclosed are ten (10) copies of the Emergency Public Information Calendars distributed through the local counties to the general public within the Perry Nuclear Power Plant (PNPP) 10 Mile Emergency Planning Zone (EPZ). Ifyou have questions or require additional information regr.rding these calendars or the PNPP Emergency Preparedness Program in general, please contact Mr. James D. Kloosterman - Manager, Regulatory Affairs, at (216) 280-5833. Very truly yours, - l gJ u) R1p Lew W. Myers Vice President-Nuclear Enclosures 9701150304 970103 ADOCK 05000440 PDR JEM:sc F PDR g h-cc: NRC Region III NRC Resident Inspector NRC Project Manager NRC Document Control Desk Opero'ing Compor<es Cleve>cN Elecmc msm,no' no Toier Ec w
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O 1 I ear Resident: TABLE OF CONTENTS $ 5' d d . j < p This calendar contains important information you will need Emergency Information Edward L Somppi Director if there is an emergency at the Perry Power Plant. That Emergency Alert System Stations . .2 Ashtabula County Emergency should not happen, but you need to be prepared. You can (also known as Emergency Broadcast System) Manag en Agency 3 use this calendar for other kinds of man-made or natural WhenThe Sirens Sound jegerson.Oh;o 44047 emergencies,too. TakinEShelter (216) 576-9148 l-800-228-6974 Evacuating the Area .3-4 in a Perry Power Plant emergency there might be danger Preparing For Any Emergency What toTake [(/B d (d Dale B. Wedge from radiation. Too much radiation can be harmful to your Dimctor School Children health, if a serious accident occurs,you might need to leave PeopleWith Special Needs . .5-6 M t ency the area. Response plans are explained in this calendar; Why Plans Are Required .7 "
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Public Information Hotlines .7 (216) 285-9200 Four Emergency g fL This information is important - please read it carefully. Classification Levels . .8 Robert H.Retzler Discuss it with your family, friends and neighbors. They Map / Evacuation Routes. .9-10 Director may need your help,or you may need theirs. If you know Evacuation information "*h""nk"*n*cy*"'Y n Pick-Up Points, Referral Points, RO. Box 480 someone who is blind, read this calendar to them. To Mentor, Ohio 44061-0480 Care Centers Evacuating And receive emergency information on an audio cassette tape, (216) 951-5252 RnqShisM m . Il-M Mgw[h[4 contact your county or State Emergency Management Radiation and Nuclear Energy.17-18 7 Agency listed on this page. Emergency information is als D leW.Shipley / Safey 19 in your local telephone book. EmergencyWeather Emergency Information Man EementAgency Ohio Department of Public Safety AlertWeather Radios 2855 West Dublin Granville Road Remember that the l>est way to stay safe in an emergency Power Outage Information .. .19-21 Columbus Ohio 43235-2206 (614) 889-7150 is to know what to do. Stay calm and help each other.This Special Needs calendar is designed to help you.Please keep it handy. Removal Card Special Needs
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%IWS Clewland Cll 5 WCLV Cleveland 93.5 BI WJW Clewland CII 8 WCRF Cleveland 103.3 BI i WhTC Cleveland 011 3 RINZ Cleveland 107.9 DI
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% IRE Cleveland 1300 All %700 Ashtabula 102.5 BI MTCN Ashtabula 970 A%1 WKhT Genevr3tadison 104.7BI WKNR Cleveland 1200 All . WKilR BainbridgeXIeveland 91.5 BI WlutR Cleveland 850 A%1
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to one that does not have a star next to it. i m - , _ Go inside your house or some other building. Close all STAYTUNED TO YOUR RADIO OR TV FOR MORE 7 the windows and doors. 'lbrn off air conditioners and INSTRUCTIONS.
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Collect the things you will need (see list on page 5). car, get a ride with a friend or neighbor, or go to a pick up i
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M Drive awn from the location of the emergency. Ifyou point and a bus will come for you (see pages 11 and 12). ; m .~.m . . i . ._ . ~ ' d$M% need a pt. C o stay, go to a care center (see list on Evacuating schools will be taken to designated facilities ; page 13). idou need directions to a care center, go to a outside the evacuation area. You can pick up your child referral point (see list on page 12). If you do not have a there (see pages 14,15, and 16). O
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Een The Sirens Sound y : . _. g .-.<: Areas around the Perry Power Plant have emergency Do not call Centerior, the Police, or the Fire 7 x ' .73.y = J- 4%& i ..? Ee p.gjdMj_f" sirens. The sirens may sound if there is an emergency. Department for information. They need telephone lines Of " For an emergency at the Perry Power Plant, you may open for official calls. Instead, call the Public t $.jhIi}. di hy;. .[Q{&ssNhdSM+ hear a series of siren soundings. The sound will be a steady tone and last for approximately three minutes. Information llotline numbers listed on page 7. Emergency workers will check to see if you know about You also may be warned by loudspeakers used by fire the emergency. That is why a green "WE liAVE HEEN and pohce departments. The sirens also have tones that NOTIFIED" card is enclosed in this calendar (see can mean there are other types of emergencies. last page). To show that you know about the s emergency and DO NOT need assistance, put your green "WE IIAVE BEEN NOTIFIED" card in a K ( window. Be sure it can be seen from the road. If you ' n am a ca , r you misplaced it, tie a towel te your Stea y Tone for 3 Minutes. g door or mailbox or other object visible from the road. Check on neighbors as time permits, especially those When you hear a siren, TURN ON YOUR RADIO who could need assistance. Confirm that they have OR 'lY. Tune to a local station. These are listed on received the emergency message and know what to do. l page 2. These stations will tell you what to do. The sirens are tested periodically to make sure they Ashtabula County are in good worle ag order if needed in an emergency. Mg Emergency Management Agency (216) 576-9143 y ? You need not respond to the test. 1 800-228-6974 , LMA . . . . . . l;' Local advertising and newspaper articles will achise Sheriffs Department . (216) 576-0055 you of tests in advance. If you hear an emergency siren and Geauga County A you have not been told of a test Emergency Management Agency (216) 285-9200 A it sounds for more than five minutes Sheriffs Department . (216) 286-1234 A it goes on and off several times Lake County Call one of the following numbers and report it: Emergency Management Agency (216) 051-5252 Sheriffs Department (216) 053-5391 t 3
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[ YN M A Listen to your local Emergency Alert System (als known as Emergency Broadcast System) radio or A Begin storing water in containers for drinking and cooking. u; y- telesision station for emergency information. p g A Close all windows, doors, and air intakes (for already in your home is safe to eat. example: exhaust window fans and fireplace dampm). Put the green "WE IIAVE BEEN NOTIFIED" cani in a window facing the street. (The green A Turn off air conditioners and exhaust window fans. card is the last page in this calendar.) If you don't A You might need to wam a friend or family member. have a card, or you misplaced it, tie a towel to your If so, limit time spent outdoors. While outdoors, door or mailbox or other object visible from the cover your mouth and nose with a damp cloth or road. This tells emergency workers going towel. When returning indoors, leave outer clothing door-to-door that you know about the emergency. outside. Wash your face and hands with mild soap If you DO need assistance, DONT use the green and lukewarm water. card or towel A Children in affected schools will be sheltered A If your assistance needs change af ter you have there, if necessary. Parents should not try to pick displayed the green cant or a towel, remove it from them up unless advised to do so. view. Then notify your county Emergency Management Agency. See phone numbers on page 6. mm _ z_ A Listen for instructions on a local Emergency Alert A If you have special needs and have already [y System (also known as Emergency Broadcast System) informed officials, special senices will be station. provided. If you have not informed officials, do
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g Q A Prepare your home for a three-day absence; turn A If your assistance needs change after you have m _ - off small appliances, faucets, and lights. 'Ibrn down the furnace, if it is on. He sure all air condi- displayed the green card or a towel, remove it tioners and fans are off. Lock windows and doors. from view. Then notify your county Emergency anapmen ncy p ne numbm on pas & A Gather the people in your home. Do not try to pick up children or relatives in schools, hospitals A If you have pets or livestock, see page 6. or nursing homes. These facilities have their own A Leave w hen advised. Use one car per family. emergency procedures. Close all car windows and vents. Listen to A Pack necessities. You will find a list on page 5. Emergency Alert System (also known as Emergency Broadcast System) stations for traffic A Put the green "WE IIAVE BEEN NOTIFIED" information and proceed to a place of your choice cani in a window facing the street. (The green or to a care center. Use the map on pages 9 and 10. card is t he last page in this calendar.) If you don't have a card, or you misplaced it, tie a towel to your A I"Y".fon'ement officials will control traffic and mamtam secunty m evacuated areas. door, mailbox, or other object visible from the road. This tells emergency workers going door-to-door A If you do not drive, get a ride from a friend or that you know about the emergency. If you D0 need neighbor. Or go to s pick-up point (see pages 11 and assistance, DON'T use the green card or towel. 12) and a ride w'd be prmided for you. 4 G
5 paring For Any Emergency Prepare in advance for emergencies. Keep emergency Keep important papers in a safe place. Keep your car supplies in a place known to all family members. filled with fuel. Make a list of things you would take Read this calendar. Study the map on pages 9 and 10. in an emergency. Add them to the list below.
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)M Baby food and formula Batteries gdL E Credit cards, checkbook, cash, and important papers Flashlight kh&Ndbag m - Two changes of clothing per person First aid kit An extra pair of shoes per person This calendar Two blankets or a sleeping bag per person Toiletries i Eyeglasses or contacts You can go to a place of your choice. This may be to The care centers will have food, water, medical and I a friend's or relative's house. You may want to stay social senices. They will help you locate family at a care center (see page 13). Go to a referral members. They will have a list of people staymg there.
point if you need directions (see page 12). r g Referral points and care centers are shown on a map f '% ~ on pages 9 and 10. Referral points are listed on page 12. Care centers are listed on page 13. MMby QQ~&bmp dLwm ~ Drive your own car. Take only one car per family. If gr{g- you have room, you may offer a ride to someone .sw ssh&mem e dMM . without a car. Use the most direct evacuation route ! (See the map on pages 9 and 10). ! i If you do not have a car, get a ride from a neighbor or {gg-[gg g
. fnend who has room. If this is not possible, proceed k -;;je pkhdhm '; to a pick-up point listed on pages 11 and 12. The county will provide rides for those w ho need them. !
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Complete information is available from your school. information at referral points. Referral points are listed Children will be cared for at receiving schools until on page 12. The information is available from your school parents come for them. Evacuating and receiving district. schools are listed on pages 14,15, and 16. Local radi Pre-schools and day-care centers may also have and TV stations also will tell you the names of these emergency plans. Call the pre-school or day-care schools. During an emergency, you can also get this center your child attends to learn more. Information will be available from hospitals, nursing m v r w r wQgqq;e h*wlers-*A w w g( homes, and your county Emergency Management ,
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Mgg {gJ evacuation is recommended. W There will be special assistance for those who need help to leave the area. If you or someone you know may need f help, fill out the appropriate card in this calendar, pages 22-24. MAIL IT TODAY. The county will get help to you if l g _ J you need to evacuate.
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* "~ Special Needs Change, Call: EmergencyManagement Agency (216) 285-9200 Ashtabula County Lake County Emergency Management Agency (216) 576-9148 Emergency Management Agency (216) 951-5252 1-800-228-6974 rg-M Pets You may not take your pets with you to a care center.
Guide Dogs You may take your guide dog with you to a care center. E . Plan now for your pet's care in any emergency. It is It is recommended that you pack supplies in advance [ recommended that you make prior arrangements with to care foryour guide dog. If you need _ aw-yo swe friends, relatives, or pet boarding facilities. If you need more information, call your county Emergency more information, call your county Emergency Management Agency. Management Agency. Federal and State agencies will do follow-up sun e3s LISTEN TO YOUR RADIO OR TV FOR INSTRUCTIONS. ,
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If there is an emergency, you may be told to put information, contact Ohio State University Extension livestock indoors and give them stored feed and ground Senice. For a copy of the " Radiological Emergency e Y WA 4- water. Information for Agricultural Producers, Processors, and
\ Distributors" brochure, contact the State of Ohio if told to evacuate, leave your livestock on the farm.
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Put them m a barn or other shelter, and leave them with Public Safety,2855 West Dublin Gramille Road, Colum-water and food. Plan now for livestock care during any bus, Ohio 43235-2206. Phone (614) 889-7150. emergency. g
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call one of these numbers: N Ashtabula County-Ashtabula County
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, 1-800-228-6974 (216) 576-9148 1-800-228-6974 Geauga County (216) 285-2210 Lake County. auga County
~ (216) D53-5469 Emergency Management Agency -(216) 285-9200 (216) 953-5470 Centerior -. 1-800-686-2121 Lake County State of Ohio Public Information Hotline number will be Emergency Management Agency (216) 951-5252 announced at the time of an emergency.
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N re Are Four Emergency sification Levels At Nuclear Plants ' Unusual Event ly l A small problem has occurred. No radiation leak is expected. Federal, state, and county officials will , be told right away. You will not have to do anything. l I i t Alert This is also a minor problem. Small amounts of radiation could leak within the plant. This will not affect you. Federal, state, and county officials will be told right away; they will stand by. You should not have to do anything. , Site Area Emergency i [ s : This is a more serious problem. Small amounts of radiation could leak from the plant. If needed, the sirens will be sounded. If you hear the sirens, listen to h> cal radio or TV stations that carry Emergency ! 2 Alert System (also known as the Emergency Broadcast System) messages. Federal, state, and county officials will be told right away. They will help if you need to act. !
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$ C.C. Iladden School, Painesville hp.
$ R rence Avenue and Route 283, Painesvillehp.
i O Senior Citizen Center, Fairport llarbor Q M.lt Branch of Lake County MentalIIcalth, g Narrows Road and Center Road, Perry Village Grand River $ Camp Roosevelt, Perry Tnp. , O Leroy Elementary School, Leroy hp. $ Outdoor Family Center, Perry hp. Q Five Points Intersection, Leroy hp. $ South Ridge Nursing IIome, Perry hp. O American Mutua Life Ass ciati n Park, $ Route 20 and Lane Road, Perry hp. (AMLA), Leroy hp.
$ Route 20 and Antioch Road, North Perry Village Q Balch Road and Trask Road, Leroy hp. $ Perryliigh School, Perry Village
$ Vrooman Road and 100, Leroy hp. $ Madison Village Square, Madison Village g Sterling Morton Elementary School, Mentor $ Stewart Lodge, Madison hp.
$ Veterans Park, Painesville City $ Camp Stigwandish, Madisem hp.
g llobart Middle School, Painesville City $ Route 20 at Tmvnline Road, Madison hp.
@ Cedarbrook Elementary School, Painesville City @ Lockwood Road and McMackin Road, Madison hp. !
$ State Street Elementary School, Painesville City $ Green Road and Chapel load, Madison hp.
$ Lathrop Elementary School, Painesville City $ Hubbani Road and Lake Road, Madison Wp.
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g if there is an evacuation, referral points are set-up Referral Points in Ashtabula County L _. , .jd at the following places. They can give you directions Kister Plaza g Q gp to a care center. Other referral points will be used if Routes 531 and 45 yggy m a z u h ulu m e]s needed. Their locations will be announced on local radio and T\ stations. Saybrook, Ohio Crossroad Plaza Referral Points in Lake County Routes 20 and 4a Saybrook, Ohio
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(Mentor Avenue) g Burger E. ng M Mentor, Ohio Routes 90 and 45 Great Lakes Mall (East end) Austinburg, Ohio Route 84 (Johnnycake Ridge) Cork Elementary School Mentor, Ohio Route 534 Rest Area on I-90 Westbound llarpersfield, Ohio 2W miles west of Route 44 Concord Township, Ohio Referral Points in Geauga County Mentor Shore School West Geauga Plaza North flopkins Road North West Corner of Routes 306 and 322 Mentor, Ohio Chesterland, Ohio FirstMerit Bank liarrington Plaza 6725 Center Street (Rt. 615) Route 87 (1/2 mile from Route 608) Mentor, Ohio Middlefield, Ohio i
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1 Eacuati@n Inforinati@n (continnea) l 3 The following places become care centers in the event of an evacuation. Other centers will be opened if required. Their . i l .. i locations will be announced on local radio and 1Y stations. Referral points will also have this information.
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A e Care Centers in Care Centers in Care Centers in UNhGt % _ Lake County Ashtabula County Geauga County i North Iligh School a Edgewood Senior Iligh School e CardinalIligh School 34041 Stevens Blvd. 2428 Blake Road 14785 Thompson Ave. . Eastlake, Ohio Ashtabula, Ohio Middlefield, Ohio 2 South High School 4 Rowe Middle School 7 West Geauga Iligh School 5000 Shankland Road 360 Rowe Street 13401 Chillicothe Road , Willoughby, Ohio Conneaut, Ohio Chesterland, Ohio s Pymatuning Valley Middle School s Notre Dame-Cathedral Latin U.S. Route 6 13000 Auburn Road Andover, Ohio Chardon, Ohio j 13
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' meWWs' Geneva Geneva Jr./Sr. liigh Jefferson Iligh 125 S. Poplar St., Jefferson Geneva Elementary Jefferson Elementary 108 E. Jefferson St., Jefferson Krzic Elementary Ashtabula Joint Vocational 1565 State Route 167, Jefferson Cork Elementary Ashtabula Joint Vocational 1565 State Route 167, Jefferson Spencer Elementary Ashtabula Joint Vocational 1565 State Route 167, Jefferson Assumption School Jefferson Elementary 108 E. Jefferson St., Jefferson Geauga County School District i Evacuating School f Receiving School f Receiving School Address Ledgemont Ledgemont liigh Ledgemont Elementary 16200 Burrows Rd., Thompson
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! Receiving School Address 1231 W. 47th, Ashtabula 401 W. 44th, Ashtabula Madison Middle (6) Ashtabula Chestnut Elem. 5321 Chestnut Ave., Ashtabula Madison Middle (7 & 8) Ashtabula Columbus Jr. High 1306 Columbus Ave., Ashtabula !
Red Bird Elementary (K,1,2) Ashtabula State lid. Elem. 4200 State Rd., Ashtabula Red Bird Elementary (3,4,5) Ashtabula Thurgood Marshall Elem. 3703 Station Rd., Ashtabula North Madison Elem. (K,1,2) Ashtabula T. JelTerson Elem. 2630 W.13th, Ashtabula North Madison Elem. (3,4,5) Ashtabula Washington Elem. 917 Lake Ave., Ashtabula Homer Nash Kimball Elem. Ashtabula McKinsey Elem. 1113 Bunker 11i11 Rd., Ashtabula Memorial Complex Preschool Ashtabula McKinsey Elem. 1113 Bunker 11i11 Rd., Ashtabula i l Perry Perryliigh Chardon Iligh 151 Chanlon Ave., Chanlon Perry Middle Chanlon Middle 424 North St., Chanlon Perry Elementary Chardon Maple Elem. 308 Maple Ave.,Chanlon Fairport llanting Iligh Kirtland Middle 9152 Chillicothe Rd., Kirtland McKinley Elementary Kirtland Elementary 9140 Chillicothe Rd., Kirtland , Mentor IIcadlands Elementary Mentor Lake Elementary 7625 Pinehurst Rd., Mentor Sterling Morton Elementary Mentor Reynolds Elementary 6176 Reynolds Rd., Mentor St. Gabriel St. Mary's Church (Mentor) 8560 Mentor Ave., Mentor 6 15
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""" E Hiverside Iligh MentorIligh G177 Center St., Mentor J.R. Williams Jr. liigh MentorIligh 6477 Center St., Mentor Auburn Middle School Mentorliigh G177 Center St., Mentor Leroy Elementary Andrews Sch<x>l 38588 Mentor Ave.,Willoughby Seventh Day Adventist Andrews School 38588 Mentor Ave..Willoughby liale Road Elementary Lake Catholic High 6733 Reynolds Rd., Mentor Madison Ave. Elementary Andrews School 38588 Mentor Ave., Willoughby Hershey Montessori Bellflower Elementary 6655 Reynolds Rd., Mentor Buckeye Elementary Lake Catholic Iligh 6733 Reynolds Rd., Mentor Melridge Elementary Andrews School 38588 Mentor Ave., Willoughby Clyde C. Hadden Elem. Lake Catholic Iligh 6733 Reynolds Rd., Mentor Painesville Christian Mentor Church of the 7550 Bellflower Rd., Mentor Academy Nazarene NOTE: Private and parochial schools are listed under the public school districts u here they are located.
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used by doctors and dentists. It is used in other gham' mans mai TVe are exposed to small amounts of radiation every helpful ways, too. day. It is in the air we breathe. It is in the food we eat. Radiation levels at nuclear plants are checked it is even inside our own bodies. It is normal to be constantiv. The law limits levels released from a exposed to small amounts of radiation. But to be safe' plant. If you would like more information on you shouhllimit the amount. radiation, write to Centerior, Perry Power Plant, Radiation doses to people are measured in millirem. Emergency Planning, P.O. Box 97, Perry, Ohio 44081. The earth and air: 56 millirem a year {
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Eclear Energy ' The energy of the atom is called nuclear energy. The steam runs a turbine-generator to make electricity. t A nuclear energy plant is much like a power plant that yien uranium atoms are split, radiation is produced. h rmally, a nuclear power plant releases very small burns coal or oil. The difference is the source of heat. am unts of radiation as a gas. At most, this will add only At the Perry Power Plant, heat comes from uranium instead of coal or oil. Uranium atoms are split to one r two mMmm to me normal dose meeqd by , i peple who h.ve near the plant.Tlu.s radiation is less produce heat. The heat is used to boil large amounts than the limit set by law. ho radiation is released from of water. The water is turned into steam. cooling towers. I i i f Non-radioactive , water vapor ; h 3 Transmission 4 lines carrying electricity to A Nuclear , reactor customers > > M*II Turbine Generator I Warm moist air i M - l
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radiation from the sun than those who live closer to sea level. W th Weather related emergencies - storms, tornadoes, blizzanis, flooding, - are some of the kinds of emergencies that could happen in this area. These emergencies can he a threat to residents and visitors. The following information will help prepare your family in the event of a weather related emergency.
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l at anpime.Sewm thmuler- storm has twen observed or has been detected by radar. E Do not stand under a tall tree in an open area, a hilltop, j stomis c m bring heasyrains, Take these steps when severe thunderstorms or lightning are a in an open field, or on the beach. f , j highwiiuls,arullightning. threat. E Get away from open water. - When severe thunder-E Get inside a home, large building, or car (not a convertible). E Get away fmm tractors and other metal farm equipment. storms tbreaten your area, listen to E Do not use the telephone, except for emergencies. Do not E Get away from motorcycles, bicycles, golf carts, and u tthtubs, water famcets an I sinks. Metal pipes can scooters. Do not hold metal objects, such as g<df clubs. s at i id u tt 1ir f t-conduct ek'etncity. tion. You should know the folknving terms used to describe storm threats: E A car offers some protecti im from lightning, but can be a dangerous place to be durmg a flash flood or tornado. 1E
snCy eador MErniatisn (continued) T;ORNA,D'OES """ " 7 ' TORNADO WATCH - A tornado may occur in or near from windows. Do not remain in a trailer or mobile A tontulo is a violent your area. Listen to a radio or television station listed on home if a tornado is approaching; take cover else-storm with whirling winds page 2 of this calendar, or another local station in your where in a nearby shelter or lie flat in the nearest of up to MX) mik's per area. These stations will provide updated information. ditch, ravine, or depression. , 7,.. hour. A tonuulo spins like TORNADO WARNING - A tornado has been seen, or E IFYOU AREIN A BUILDING-gotoaninside
^ - a top and may sound like has been shown by radar. If a tornado warning is given for halhmy on the lowest floor, or to a designated shelter the roaring of an airplane your area, take shelter immediately. area.
or train. Sirens may sound. When you hear E IFYOU ARE AT HOME -go taa cornerofyour E IF YOU ARE OUTSIDE - take cover and lie flat a siren, turn on your nulio or T\. 'lbne to a basement and take cover under something stunty. If your in the nearest ditch and cover your head with your local station. These statmns will pnnide home has no basement, take cover in a small room (such arms. as a closet or bathroom) or under stunty furniture on the i i t > ig E IFYOU ARE IN A CAR-get ou+ and take lo" or m en P " Imum 3Y3W Y shelter in the nearest ditch, ravine, or cuhert and used to describe tornado threats: cover your head with your arms. iWINTER STORMSZ Areas that normally have WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY-winter E Keep antifreeze in your car's radiator. Carry a winter car kit mild winters can be hit weather conditions, such as cold, ice, and snow are that includes the following: with a major snow storm, expected to delay travel, cause m: Gor problems, or create Flasidight Extra mittens, gloves, hats, boots extreme cold or blizzards. other types of dangerous conditions. Tow chain or rope Windshield scraper You should know the WINTER STORM WATCH - heavy accumulations Shovel Blanket following terms used to of snow or ice are possible. Bag of sand er s dt Emergancy flares describe winter weather conditions: WINTER STORM WARNING - heasy snow, sleet, If a blizzard traps you in your car: or freezing rain is expected. E Pull off the highway, stay calm and remain in your ALERTWEATHER RADIOS BLIZZARD WARNING - heasy snow, winds, and vehicle. are another means oflearning about dangerously low temperatures are expected. Blizzanis E Do not set out on foot. A buihling may seem close but be emergency conditions. They are available can cause severe weather conditions such as zero too far to walk in a deep snow. from h> cal electronic stores. Many differ- visibility and life threatemng wmd chill. ent models are available but tone alerting E Set your hazard lights to " flashing,, arul hang a cloth or models are recommended for those who WHATTO DO distress Hag from the window or nuho antenna. wish to purchase the radios. These radios E Listen to a radio or television station listed on page 2 of E If you run your car engine to keep warm, open a will activate if there is a weather emer- this calendar, or anot her hical station. They will nnnide window slightly for ventilation.This will protect you gency or an emergency at a nuclear power updates on weather conditions. from possible carbon monoxide poisoning. Keep snow plant. It is important that owners of these E Keep a battery powered portable nulio in working cleared away from the exiumst pipe. radios tune to their Emergency Alert onier; keep extra batteries. NOTE: He careful not to use up battery power. Balance Station (also known as Emergency the use of radio, heat, and lights. B llave flashlights, battery powered lamps ami extra Broadcast System) upon hearing the tone batteries. E In extreme cold, use road maps, seat cowrs, and floor on the alert weather nuhos. mats for warmth. Use ;ur coat as a blanket.
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- , E FLOOD FORECASTS mean rainfall may be heasy B Listen to a radio or teknision station listed on page 2 of Floods are the most enough to cause rivers to overflow their banks or this calendar, or another local station in your area. These common and widespread melting snow may be mixing with rainfall to pnnluce stations will provide updated information.
of all natural hazants. similar effects. E Keep a stock of femt that requires no cooking or refrigera- '
- Some floods develop over E FLOOD WARNING or forecasts ofimpending floods tion. Store drinking water in clean, closed containers, a period of days, but flash describe the affected river, lake or tidewater, the B Keep a portable, battely-operated radio and flashlights in flomis can result in raging water injust a severity of flooding (minor, moderate, or major) and working order; stock extra batteries. Ilaw first aid few mmutes. Sirens may sound. When you when and where the flooding will begin. supplies and any medicines your family may need.
hear a siren, turn on your radio or T\. ( E FLASil FLOOD WATCIIES mean heavy rains (that maY E Learn 3uur community's flood encuation ruutes and
'nme to a local statioit. These stations will cause sudden flash flooding in specified areas) may where to find high ground.
prmide updated information and tell you what to do. Thu should know the following ".T"f U"! erstand that a flash flood can occur E If nstructed urn off utilities at the main switches or terms used to describe flooding condi_ without visible sign of ra,mfall in your area. Ile alert t valves. Disecnnect electrical appliances, but do not touch tions, a possible emergency which will require immediate electrical equipment ifyou am wet or standing in water. action. E If your car stalls in a flooded area, abandon it!)hu and E FIASil FLOOD WARNINGS mean flash flooding is your car could be swept away. occurring or imminent along certain st reams and designated areas. 5 fore to high gwund immediately. 4 ( ggggw~hu ~ E Check with your neighbors. If you are the only one without power, or only a few applicances won t work, E Open refrigerators and freezers and little as pos-l m - - sible. Food will keep for hours if door-opening is kept llere are some suggestions check to see if a fuse is blown or a circuit-breaker is to a minimum. If the outage is lengthy, contact a dry to make your situation tripped. If neighbors are without power too, please ice distributor. easier and safer to deal call 1-800-589-3101. E In an emergency,ifyou cannot reach Centerior, < with while we're working E Call Centerior Consumer Senices 1-800-589-3101. contact the local police or fire department to rep- ' to restore your senice. Your phone call is the only way for Centerior to know downed power lines or other dangerous conditic - that you're without power. If lines are busy, please They may be able to contact The Illuminating ' .pany wait a reasonable time and call again. or render assistance. E Listen to newscasts on a battery-operated radio. E Stay away from, and never touch, downed lines under During major power disruption, annoimeers often will any circumstances. Emergency situations and adverse broadcast reports on the extent of the trouble and the weather conditions place severe demands on utility approximate time electric senice will be resored. crews. Thur patience and understanding is appreci-E Turn off major appliances that should not be in ated. operation when the power comes back on. Do leave a Employees are working hant to clear hazards and to light on so you'll know when normal senice has been restore your senice as quickly as possible. restored. Do not use apphances iflight is dim, indicating low voltage. 21
Speci;I Needa R msv;l Ctrd Achtcbula Crunty Do you know of anyone that should be removed from the special needs li.st? If so, please complete both sides of this cani and return it to your Speci:1 Needa !nfarm;ti:n C;rd county Emergency Management Agency. (Addresses for county Emer-If you need transportation or any other assistance during an emergency, gency Management Agencies can be found on the back cover of this please fill out this SPECIAL NEEDS form and mail it now. In an emer-calendar.) gency, you would be picked up at your home by local emergency workers. This information will be kept confidential. Please remove the following individual from the special needs listing. Name Name Address Address Residence Location (City, Village,'Ibwnship) Residence Incation (City, Village, hvnship) (State, Zip) (State, Zip) Phone No. Phone No. Fire District (if knon) Fire District (if known) Special needs. Please check appropriate box and specify assistance requested. Reason for removal llearingimpaired __ Condition improved Visuallyinpaired __ Person moved Special transportation for disabled __ Person expired Person initiating request (if different from above). O No access to'IV No access to radio Relationship to above : Other __ Name Address In the event a condition listed abow changes, please advise your county Residence location (City, Village,Tmvnship) Emergency Management Agency, or submit a Special Needs Removal Card. (State, Zip) Return this card to the Emergency Management Agency in your county. A new cani should be submitted once each year, so that records can be I, hone h,o. continually updated. FOLD AND TAPE BEFORE MAILING FOLD AND TAPE BEFORE MAILING 22 __m____________.___ ____ _ __ ._ . _ _ _ . _ _ _ . _ _ _ _ . __ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ._.
O PLACE NO POSTAGE PROPER NECESSARY POSTAGE IF MAILED HERE IN THE UNITED STATES BUSINESS REPLY MAIL FIRST CLASS PERMIT NO. 2392 CLEVELAND OH POSTAGE WILL BE PAID BY ADDRESSEE Emergency Management Agency ASil'IAllUIA COUh"IT Emergency Mgmt Agency 25 WESTJEFFERSON STREET JEFFERSON Oil 44047-9982 1997 Special Needs Removal Card 1997 Response Card 1.1.l.l..lll....l. ll...ll l .l.l..l..l...l.l.ill,1
G; ruga Ccunty Lck3 Csunty Special Needs Information Card Special Needs information Card if you need transportation or any other assistance during an emergency, please fill If you need transportation or any other assistance during an emergency, please fill out this SPECIAL NEEDS form and mail it now. In an emergency, you would be out this SPECIAL NEEDS form and mail it now. In an emergency, you would be picked up at your home by local emergency workers. This information will be kept picked up at your home by local emergency workers. This information will be kept confidential confidential. Name Name Address Address Residence Location (City, Village, Township) Residence Localion (City, Village, Tmvnship) (State, Zip) (State, Zip) Phone No. Phone No. Fire District (if known) Fire District (ifImmvn) Hearingimpaired O iiearingin, paired Visuallyimpaired Visuallyimpaired Special transportation for disabled Special transportation for disabled No access to'IV No access to TV No access to radio No access to radio Other Other in the event a condition listed aluwe changes, please achise your county in the event a condition listed above changes, please advise your county Emergency Management Agency or submit a Special Needs Removal Card. Emergency Management Agency or submit a Special Needs Removal Card. Return this cant to the Emergency Management Agency in your county. Return this card to the Emergency Management Agency in your county A new cant should be submitted once each year, so that records can be A new cant should be submitted once each year, so that records can be continually updated. continually u;, dated. FOLD AND TAPE BEFORE MAILING 9 FOLD AND TAPE BEFORE MAILING g M
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