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1988 Radiological Emergency Preparedness Exercise Objectives

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Attaohrent to N 88-0232 Page 1 of 23 VOLP CREEK NUCLEAR OPERATING CORPORATION WOLP CREEK GENERATING STATION IOCKET NO. 50-482 1938 RADIOLOGICAL EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS EXERCISE OBJECTIVES i

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INTRODUCTION 1

Objectives define the goals of exercise play. Specific objectives originate

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from discussions between Volf Creek Nuolear Operating Corporation, State of Kansas, Coffey County, Nuclear Regulatory Commission, and the Federal i

Emergency Management Agency - Region VII.

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The listing of objectiveo is divided into three groups

utility, 10041 and state.

Each group is divided further into various participating facilities and functions.

A list of abbreviations is used in assigning responsibilities for objectives included.

Each objective for each facility / team will be designated with a "na",

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Certain parts of some objectives have been enclosed in brackets.

l This is to indiente it is a two-part objective.

If both parts of the objective are to be demonstrate.1, a single "D"

will appear in the facility / team oolumn.

Likewise, if both parts are not applicable (na) or l

not to be demonstrated at this exercise (--),

then only a single "na" or

"- " will be present in the facility / team column.

However, if only the l

bracketed part of the objective is to be demonstrated (D) ani the part outside the brackets is not applicable (na),

then in the facility / team column a "D"

would appear in brackets and a "na" would appear without brackets.

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LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS CAmb Coffey County Ambulance Service CEOC Coffey County Emergency Operations Center CR Control Room CRBD Coffey County Road and Bridge Department D

Objective to be Demonstrated EOF Emergency Operations Facility EOFS Emergency Operations Facility State Dose Assessment Group C0 General Office HOSP Hospital IC Information Clearinghouse JRHT Joint Radiological Monitoring Team HRC Media Release Center na Objective Not Applicable to Facility / Function OMT Offsite Monitoring Team OSC Operations Support Center OST Onsite Survey Team Rad Lab Radiation Laboratory, Bureau of Air Quality and Radiation Control RCC Reception and Care Center School Coffey County Schools SEOC Kansas State Emergency Operations Center SFSA Kansas State Forward Staging Area

Attachment to WM 88-0232 Page 4 of 23 LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS TBD To Be Determined TSC Technical Support Center Objective Not to be Demonstrated V0EC Wichita Office Emergency Center

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1988 OBJECTIVES UTILITY

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Demonstrate the ability to monitor.

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E D

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D D

D D

o understand and use emergency classi-z-

fication levels (ECL) through the 2

appropriate implementation of g

emergency functions and activities corresponding to ECL's as required 2

by the scenario. The four ECL's w

N are: Notification of Unusual Event, Alert. Site Area Emergency and General Emergency.

MDRILIZATION OF BERGENCY Pan-2.

Demonstrate the ability to fully na D

D D

D na na D

D alert, mobilize and activate

[--]

[--]

[--]

personnel for [both] facility [and field-based] emergency functions.

(See objec+1ve 34 for 24-hour continuous staffing function within a six year time frame)

DIRECTION A M CONTROL 3.

Demonstrate ability to direct.

D D

D D

D D

D D

D D

coordinate and control emergency activities.

CopeENICATIGES 4.

Demonstrate the ability to crunenmi-D D

D D

D D

D D

D D

cate with all appropriate locations.

organizations and field personnel.

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1. d FACILITIES EQUITMENT AND DISPLAYS Qo 5.

Demonstrate the adequacy of facili-D D

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Uro ties, equipment, displays and other materials to support emergency p,

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operations.

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DfERGENCT WORKER EXPOSURE CONTROL 8

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Demonstrate the ability to D

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continuously monitor and control emergency worker exposure.

FIELD RADIOIDGICAL MONITORING 7.

Demonstrate the appropriate equip-na na D

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na na na na na ment and procedures for determining field radiation measurements.

8.

Demonstrate the appropriate equip-na na na D

na na na na na ment and procedures for the measurement of airborne radiolodine concentrations as low as 10 E-7 microcurie per cc in the presence of roble gases.

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Demonstrate the 9hility to [obtain na na na na na na na na na na samples of particulate activity in

[--]

[--]

the airborne pluce snd) promptly perform laboratory analyses.

PLUME DOSE PROJECTION

10. Demonstrate the ability, within the D

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na na na na na na plume exposure pathway, to project dosage to the public via plume exposure, based on plant and field I

data.

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OBJECTIVES CE TSC OST EDF JEMT UDBC CO GO IC MC J

PLIBGE FROTBCTIVE ACTION DECISI0maKTuc ro

11. Demonstrate the ability to make D

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appropriate protective action decisions, based on projected or j

actual dosage. EPA PAG's, svail-ability of adequate shelter, evacu-ation time estimates and other 6

relevant factors.

ro ro AIERT BOTIFICATION Am BERGENCY IBFDEMATION

13. Demonstrate the ability to coordi-na na na na na na na na D

D nate the formulation and dissemina-tion of accurate information and instructions to the public in a timely fashion after the initial alert and notification has occurred.

14. Demonstrate the ability to brief the na na na na na na na na D

D media in an accurate, coordinated and timely manner.

15. Demonstrate the ability to establish na na na na na na D

D D

D and operate rumor control in a coordinated and timely fashion.

USE OF KI

16. Demonstrate the ability to make the D

D D

na na na na na na decision to recosamend the use of KI

[--]

[--]

[--]

[--]

to emergency workers based on pre-determined criteria. [(as well as to distribute and administer it) once the decision is made. If necessi-tated by radiciodine releases).

1988 OBJECTIYMS UTILITY IN OSCI curf assa scPst

%C OBJECTIVES CE TSC OST EDF JM UDEC CO GO IC BBC gQa DECONTANIE& TION

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25. Demonstrate the adequacy of facili-na na na na na na na we ties, equipment, supplies, proce-dures and personnel for decontamina-y J

tion of emergency workers, equipment j

and vehicles and for vaste disposal.

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26. Demonstrate the ability to identify na na na na na ca na na the need for and call up of Federal and other outside support agencies' assistance.

IBGESTION EIPOSM E PATME&Y

27. Demonstrate the appropriate use of na na na na na na na na na equipment and procedures for collec-tion and transport of samples of vegetation, food crops, milk, meat, poultry, water and animal feeds (indigenous to the area and stored).

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RECOVERY, EEENTRY m REIACATION S

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31. Demonstrate the ability to estimate na na D

na na na na na na wg total population exposure.

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32. Demonstrate the ability to determine na na na na na na na na appropriate measures for controlled reentty and recovery based on 6

estimated total population exposure, g

r available EPA PAG's and other rele-m vant factors.

33. Demonstrate the ability to implement na na na na na na appropriate measures for controlled reentry and recovery.

MDEILIZATION OF ESERGENCY FIRSOIEEEL (24-n00R, couTIssopS Basis)

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34. Demonstrate the ability to maintain na na na staffing on a continuous 24-hour basis by an actual shift change.

35. Demonstrate the ability to coor41-nate the evacuation of onsite na na na nn na na na na personnel.

UNAMBOURCED m OFF-BOURS

36. Demonstrate the ability to carry out r.a D

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D D

D D

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emergency response functions (i.e.,

activate EOC's mobilize staff that report to the EOC's, establish communications liukages and complete telephone call down) during an unannounced off-hours drill or exercise.

(Objective 36 added as new objective.)

1988 OBJECTh85 LOCAL I

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Demonstrate the ability to monitor.

na na na na na na na na na understand and use emergency classi-w fication levels (ECL) through the appropriate implementation of emergency functions and activities corresponding to ECL's as required by the scenario. The four ECL's 6

are: Notification of Unusual Event.

so Alert. Site Area Emergency and

,9 General Emergency.

HDSILIZATION OF mamacamry pan-2.

Demonstrate the ability to fully alert, mobilize and activate

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[na]

[na]

personnel for [both) facility [and field-based] emergency functions.

CYRar-TION Am CONTROL i

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Demonstrate ability to direct.

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%rdinate and control emergency vi'fes.

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1986 OBJE TIVES LOCAL Receptism & Care Centers o

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OBJETITES CEDC JMK IC BBC CRED Erh==1 Camb EOSF Lyon Fr==h11a a=dersom Allem r

FACILITIES N Am DISFIAYS

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Demonstrate the adequacy of facili.

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na na na na na na ties, equipment. displays and other ro c+

WD materials to support emergency operations.

r1 menGmCT marum IIFOsuEE comTROL 6.

Demonstrate the ability to na na continuously monitor and control w

N emergency worker esposure.

FYXf2 EAD10EAGICAL DODWITORIEC 7.

Demonstrate the appropriate equip-na na na na na na na na na na na ment and procedures for determining field radiation measurements.

8.

Demonstrate the appropriate equip-na a

na na na na na na na na na ment and procedures ior the measurement of airborne radiolodinc concentrations as low as 10 E-7 microcurie per cc in the presence l

of noble gases.

9.

Demonstrate the ability to [obtain na na na na na na na na na na na na samples of particulate activity in

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the airborne plume and]promptly per-l form laboratory analyses.

1 PLISE DOSE FEDJECTION l

10. Demonstrate the ability, within the na na na na na na na na na na na na plume caposure pathway. to project dosage to the public via plume exposure, based on plant and fleid data.

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ORJECTIVES CEDC JWir IC BBC MED School Camb EDSP Lyon Fr==M in Anderson Allen j

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IA. Demonstrate the ability to make appropriate protective action ro c.

WO decisions, based on projected or actual dosage. EPA PAG's, avail-r 2

ability of adequate shelter, evacu-ation time estimates and other g

relevant factors.

o ALET EDTIFICATION Am BN S$

IEram m Tion

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A3. Demonstrate the ability to initially na na na na na na na na na na alert the public within the 10-mile EPZ (and begin dissemination of an instructional message) within 15 minutes of a decision by appropriate State and/or local official (s).

13. Demonstrate the ability to coordi-na na na na na na em na na nate the formulation and dissemina-tio.: of accurate information and instructions to the public in a timely fashion after the initial alert and notification has occurred.

16. Demonetrate the ability to brief the na na na na na na na na na na media in an accurate, coordinated and timely manner.

13. Demonstrate the ability to establish na na na na na na na na na na and operate rumor centrol in a coordinated and timely fashion.

g USE OF KI

16. [ Demonstrate the ability to make the [na]

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na na na na na na na na na na decision to recommend the use of K1 to emergency workers and institu-tionalized persons, based on pre-determined criteria.] (as well as to distribute and administer it) once the decision is made, if necessi-tated by radiolodine releases.

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17. Demonstrate the ability to make the decision. if the State plan so The State of Kansas does not recommend the use of KI for the general public.

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specifies. to recosamend the use of i

KI for the general public, based (State Plan Section 1.3.1 Tab J) x

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as to distribute and administer it m

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necessitated by radiolod1Nr releases.

M Iw!mmuTATION OF FROTE:TIVE ACTIGES

18. Demonstrate the ability and re-na na na na na na na na na na sources necessary to implement approprinter protective actions for the impacted permanent and transient plume EPZ populations (includin6 needs population, persons. special transit-dependent handicapped persons and institutionalized persons)

19. Demonstrate the ability and re-na na na na na na na r.a n

na sources necessary to implement appropriate protective actions for school children within the plume EPZ.

TRAFFIC CONTEDL l

30. Demonstrate the organizational na na na na na na na na na na ability and resources necessary to control evacuation traffic flow and to control access to evacuated and sheltered areas, masacaTION CENTERS (REGISTRATION.

seosITOEInc, enecaucaTE Cear Asm wrnmTAgtIE& TION)

31. Demonstrate the adequacy of na na na na na na na na procedures, facilities, equipent and personnel for the registration, radiological monitoring and decon-tamination of evacuees.

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,g aa mMaTIOR CENTERS (REISTRATION.

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DECONTAMIKaTION) (Cont'd) yy j

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32. Deronstrate the adequacy of facili-na na na na na na na na 3-i ties, equipnent and personnel for i

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congregate care of evacuees.

I c.o IEDICAL SERVICES (TEANSPORTATION AED o

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23. Demonstrate the adequacy of na na na na na na na na na na vehicles, equipment. procedures and personnel for transporting contami-nated, injured or exposed e

individuals.

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26. Demonstrate the adequacy of medical na na na na na na na na na facilities equipnent procedures and personnel for handling contaminated.

injured or exposed individuals.

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.mcoeTAMIm& TION j

25. Demonstrate the adequacy of facili-na na na na na na na na ties equipnent. supplies, proce-8 dures and personnel for decontamina-tion of emergency workers, equipment I

and vehicles and for waste disposal.

SUFFLBENTARY ASSISTANCE (FEDERALl0TEEE)'

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26. Demonstrate the ability to identify the need for and call up [ Federal

[na) and) other outside suppert agencies' assistance.

INCESTION EXPOSURE FATEM&Y i

27. Demonstrate the appropriate use of na na na na na na na na na na na equipatent and procedures for collyc-tion and transport of samples of j

vegetation, food crops, milk, meat.

i poultry, water and anir.=1 feeds (indigenous to the area and stored).

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28. Demonstrate the appropriate lab na na na na na na na na na na na na operations and procedures for

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measuring and analyzing samples of vegetation, food crops, allk, meat.

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e (indigenous to the area and stored).

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29. Demonstrate the ability to project na na na na na na na na na na na dosage to the public for i estion I

M pathway exposure and dete ne appropriate protective measures based on field data. FDA PAG's and other relevant factors.

30. Demonstrate the ability to implement na na na na na na na na na na na both preventive and emergency pro-tective actions for ingestion path-way hazards.

RECUTERY. EMENTRY Aim arrMaTION na '

31. Demonstrate the ability to estiaste na na na na na na na na na na na total population exposure.

32. Demonstrate the ability to determine na na na na na na na na na na na appropriate measures for controlled reentry and recovery based on sotimated total p pulation exposure, available EPA PA 's and other rele-vant factors.

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5E RECOTERT. REmerTRY Asm arrMATICE(Cent'd)

33. Demonstrate the ability to implement na na na na na na na na na na na y,

appropriate measures for controlled wo reentry and recovery.

-E teDETLIZAT105 0F BERGEICT Pum*namurt m

(24-Ecut. CONTIEuous masIs) m o

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34. Demonstrate the ability to maintain O

na na na staffr.,ag on a continuous 24-hour m

basis by an actual shift change.

35. Demonstrate the ability to coordi-nate the evacuation of onsite na na na na na na na na na na na na personnel.

renamenemw en Ass OFF-BocRs

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33. Demonstrate the ability to carry out' D

na na na na na na na na na na emergency response functions (i.e..

activate EOC's mobilize staff that report to the EOC's, establish c-mications 11n1 rages and complete telephone call down) during an unannounced off-hours drill or exercise.

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"2 BERGimCT CIA 551FICATION LEFELS o3 j

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Desenstrate the ability to monitor, y

understand and use emergency classi-fication levels (ECL) through the k

appropriate implementation of na na na emergency functions and activities oo corresponding

) ECL's as required 6

by the scenari.. The four ECL's N

are: Notification of Unusual Event.

U Alert. Site Area Emergency and General Emergency.

MDRILIZATION OF W PE N 2.

Demonstrate the ability to fully alert, mobilize and activate na

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personnel for [both] facility [and

[--]

field-based] emergency functions.

(See Objective 34 for 24-hour, continuous staffing function within a sir year time frame).

DIRECTION Am CONTm0L 3.

Demonstrate ability to direct.

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coordinate and control emergency j

activities.

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Demonstrate the ability to c-mi-cate with all appropriate locations.

na organizations and field personnel.

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l STATE c?R OEJMCTIVES SEDC EDFS JMT SFSA IC IEC BAD LAR EN FACILITIES M}UIM AM DISFIAYS oo 5.

Demonstrate the adequacy of facili-ties, e uipment displays and other Qg materia s to support esacrgency y

operations.

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Demonstrate the ability to N

continuously monitor and control M

emergency worker exposure, na na na FIEIA RADIOEAGICAL BW3110EIEC 7.

Demonstrate the appropriate equip-na na na na na na ment and procedures for determining field radiation measurements.

8.

Demor. strate the appropriate equip-na na na na na na ment and crocedures for the measurement of airborne radiciodine concentrations as low as 10 E-7 microcurie per cc in the presence of noble gases.

9.

Demonstrate the ability to [obtain na na na na na na samples of particulate activity in

[--]

[na]

the airborne plume and] promptly perform laboratory analyses.

F1JBEE IKaSE PROJECTION 1

10. Demonstrate the ability, within the plume exposure pathway, to project na na na na na na dosage to the public via plume exposure, based on plant and field data.

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FACILITIES EQUIPMET AED DISPIAYS O3-

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11. Demonstrate the ability to make appropriate protective action U$

decisions, based on projected or k

actual dosage. EPA PAG's, avail-na na na na na 3:

ability of adequate shelter, evacu-e ation time estimates and other

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relevant factors.

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' ALERT EDTIFICATION A m EMERGENCY N

IEFORIETION

12. Demonstrate the ability to initially alert the public within the 10-mile EPZ and begin dissemination of an na na na na na na instructional message within 15 minutes of a decision by appropriate State and/or local official (s).

13. Demonstrate the ability to coordi-nate the formulation and dissemina-tion of accurate information and na na na na instructions to the public in a timely fashion after the initial alert and notification has occorred.

14. Demonstrate the ability to brief the media in an accurate, coordinated na na na na na and timely manner.

15. Demonstrate the ability to establish and operate rumor control in a na na na na na coordinated and timely fashion.

g USE OF KI

16. [ Demonstrate the ability to make the na

[na]

[na]

na na na decision to recommend the use of KI to emergency workers and institu-tionalized persons, based on pre-decermined criteria,ister it once

' as well as to distribute and acmin the decision is made, if necessis-tated by radioiodine releases.

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17. Demonstrate the ability to make the decision, if the State plan so The State of Kansas does not recommend the use of Uo specifies, to recos: mend the use of KI for the general public.

i KI for the general public, based 3:

on predetermined criteria, as well (State Plan Section 1.3.1 Tab J) c)

as to distribute and administer it

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once the decision is made, if o

necessitated by radioiodiae U

releases.

N DE*LEMENTATION OF PROTECTIVE ACTIONS

18. Demonstrate the ability and re-sources necessary to implement appropriate protective actions for na na na na na na na the impacted permanent and transient plume EPZ populations (including transit-dependent persons, special needs population, handicapped persons c.nd institutional 1 zed persons)

19. Demonstrate the ability and re-sources necessary to implement appropriate protective actions for na na na na na not na school children within the plume EPZ.

5tAFFIC CONTROL

20. Demonstrate the organizational ability and resources necessary to na na na na na control evacuation traffic flow and to control access to evacuated and sheltered area.

RELDCATION CENTERS (REGISTRATION, MONITORING. coNcancATE CARR AND DNCONTAMINATION)

21. Demonstrate the adequacy of prc:edures, facilities, coulpment, na na na na na na na and personnel for the registration, radiological monitoring and decon-tamination of evacuees.

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DECONTAMINATIGW)

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22. Demonstrate the adequacy of r

facilities, equipment and personnel na na na na na na na 3:

for congregate care of evacuees.

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MEDICAL SERVICES (TRANSPORTATION AND o

FACILITIES)

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23. Demonstrate the adequacy of vehicles, equipment, procedure.s and l

personnel for transporting contami-nated, injured or exposed na na na na na na na individuals.

24. Demonstrate the adequacy of medical facilities equipment, procedures and na na na na na na na l

rersonnel for handling contaminated.

l injured or exposed individuals.

1 DECONTAMINATION

25. Demonstrate the ability of facili-ties, equipment, supplies, proce-dures and personnel for decontamina-na na m

na na na tion of emergency workers, equipment and vehicles and for vaste disposal.

SUPPLI!MENTARY ASSISTANCE (FEDERALf0THER)

26. Demonstrate the ability to identify the need for and call up Federal na na na na na and other cutside support agencies' assistance.

INGESTION EXPOSURE PATHWAY

27. Demonstrate the appropriate use of eguipment and procedures for collec-na na na na na na tion and transport of samples of vegetation, food crops, milk, meat, poultry, water and animal feeds (indigenous to the area and stored).

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INGESTION EIPOSURE PATHWAY (Cont'd)

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28. Demonstrate the appropriate lab l

operations and procedures for U$

measuring and analyzing samples of

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dosage to the public for ingestion

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N pathway exposure] and determine na na na na na appropriate protective measures based on field data FDA PAG's and other relevant factors.

30. Demonstrate the ability to implement both preventive and emergency pro-tective actions for ingestion path-na na na na na na way hazards.

RECOVERY. RRFJrTRY AND RKIDCATION

31. Demonstrate the ability to estimate na na na na na na total population exposure.

32. Demonstrate the ability to determine appropriate measures for controlled reentry and recovery based on na na na na na estimated total population exposure, available EPA PAG's and other rele-vant factors.

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N ~T w En REC 0 FEET. EEENTRY AND EKinCATIOE(Cont'd)

33. Demonstrate the ability to implement mo appropriate measures for controlled wo reentry and recovery.

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MDBILIZATION OF 191ERCENCY PERSOINEL 00 (24-H0tR. CONTINDOUS BASIS)

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34. Demonstrate the ability to maintain w

staffing on a continuous 24-hour basis by an actual shift change.

35. Demonstrate the ability to coordi-nate the evacuation of onsite na na na na na na na personnel.

14IAINIOURCED ARD OFF-HOURS 9

36 Demonstrate the ability to carry out emergency response functions (i.e.,

activate EOC's mobilize staff that report to the EOC's, establish D

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na na comrmmications linkages and complete telephone call down) during an unannounced off-hours drill or exercise.

(Objective 35 added as new objective.)