ML18040B256

Forwards Final Draft, Susquehanna Steam Electric Station Hazardous Matl Emergency Offsite Response Plan, for Review

ML18040B256
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Site:	Susquehanna
Issue date:	09/21/1989
From:	HANSELL J B PENNSYLVANIA POWER & LIGHT CO.
To:	ELLIS T LUZERNE COUNTY, PA
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PLE-11824, NUDOCS 8909270042
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89/09/21NOTARIZED:

NOFACIL:50-387 Susquehanna SteamElectricStation,Unit1,Pennsylva 50-388Susquehanna SteamElectricStation,Unit2,Pennsylva AUTH.NAMEAUTHORAFFILIATION HANSELL,J.B.

Pennsylvania Power6LightCo.RECIP.NAME RECIPIENT AFFILIATION ELLIS,T.LuzerneCounty,PA DOCKETN0500038705000388

SUBJECT:

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~~.Pennsylvania Power8LightCompanyTwoNorthNinthStreet~Allentown, PA18101~215I770.5151September 21,1989Mr.TonyEllisSARATitleIIIPlannerLuzerneCountyEmergency Management AgencyLuzerneCountyCourthouse Wilkes-Barre, PA18711SUSQUEHANNA STEAMELECTRICSTATIONHAZARDOUS MATERIALEMERGENCY OFF-SITERESPONSEPLANCCN741326FILER9-6PLE-11824

DearMr.Ellis:

Pennsylvania PowerandLightCompany(PPItL)issubmitting thefinaldraftoftheSusuehannaSteamElectricStationHazardous MaterialEmerencOff-SiteResonseanoryourreview.neaitionacopyothePanaseenencosedforyourAgencytoforwardtoPEMA.Ifyouhaveanyquestions, pleasecallGreggShieldsat(215)770-5142, ormeat(215)770-7887.

Respectfully, 6l4~+ohnB.Hansell,Jr.Senio'rEnvironmental Scientist-Nuclear gas/lti8664i(25) cc:,EP-ARegion-II.INRCDocumentControlDeskNRCRegionIMr.F.I.Young,NRCSr.ResidentInspector Mr.M.C.Thadani,NRCProjectManagerAttachment 9p9:7i.poa<<-'DCop4~~ppsapDRF P4~r,6 HAZARDOUS MATERIALEMERGENCY OFF-SITERESPONSEPLANSUSQUEHANNA STEAMELECTRICSTATIONLUZERNECOUNTYTheenclosedOff-siteResponsePlanhasbeendeveloped inaccordance withtheprovisions ofSuperfund Amendments andReauthorization Actof1986(SARA)TitleIII,bytheLocalEmergency PlanningCommittee fortheEmergency PlanningDistrictofLuzerneCounty.Ithasbeenwritteninconjunction withtheemergency plannersattheSusquehanna SteamElectricStationandrepresents

'thecooperative effortsofboththecommunity andindustrial plannersinresponsetoahazardous emergency atthefacility.

ThisplanwasapprovedbytheLocalEmergency PlanningCommittee ofLuzerneCountyonJamesM.SiracuseExecutive DirectorLocalEmergency PlanningCommittee LuzerneCountyThisplanhasbeenreviewedbythePennsylvania Emergency ResponseCommission onJamesLaFleurExecutive DirectorPennsylvania Emergency ResponseCommission Harrisburg, Pennsylvania 8909270042

TABLEOFCONTENTSPAGEPurpose.S'1tuatlOn~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ASituation ooo.o~~oo..~o~~B.SummaryofHazardous MaterialVulnerability AnalysisConceptofOperations

,3A.B.C.D.E.F.G.H.I."GeneralCategories ofEmergencies

.PhasesofEmergency Management Emergency Notification Emergency Procedures Protective ActionsListofAdditional Institutions/Sites atRisk.ListofShippingRoutesforSARASubstances

.Description ofMethodtoDetermine Occurrence ofaRelease3345899910Organization andResponsibilities A.GeneralB.LocalEmergency PlanningCommittee C.Assignment ofResponsibilities Administration andLogistics

.1010101025A.B.C.D.E.Availability ofMSDSonRequestDocumentAvailability toPublicNoticeofPublicAvailability

.TollFreeTelephone Systems.Supporting Documents 2526262626Authority andReferences A.Authorities

..O'.References 272727Definition ofTermsTrainingandExercises

.A.TrainingStandards B.TrainingC.Exercises

..~~~~~2828282829

I)TABLEOFCONTENTS(cont'd)LEPCPlansFacilityEmergency Coordinator FacilityUpdatestoLEPCPlanningInformation PERCReviewofPlan.LEPCAnnualReviewQuarterly ReviewCopiesofPlanInitialDistribution ofPlanRegionalResponseTeamReview.10.Enclosures

.9.PlanDevelopment andMaintenance

.~~A.B.C.D.E.F.G.H.I.J.29293030303030303030313211eTabs~~~~~~~~~~~~~~43A.B.C.D.E.F.G.H.FacilityAreaMap.....RulesandBy-Laws.Letters/Memoranda ofAgreemeEmergency Telephone RosterCommunity Resoruces

.FacilityResources MapsandTables......MaterialSafetyDataSheets~~nt4446485053617179 Pennsylvania PowerandLightCompanySusquehanna SteamElectricStation~~9.0.Box467Berwick,PA18603FacilityEmergency Coordinator:

ShiftSupervisor (24hrs)Phone:Office(717)-542-3907 JamesM.SiracuseLuzerneCountyCoordinator Phone:Office(717)825-1776HAZARDOUS MATERIALEMERGENCY OFF-SITERESPONSEPLAN1.PURPOSETodescribeprocedures andestablish responsibilities forcommunity planningforandresponsetoahazardous material(hazmat)emergency atthefacility.

Thisplanisinaccordance withtherequirements underTitleIIIofSuperfund Amendments andReauthorization Actof1986(SARA)andtheComprehensive Environmental

Response, Compensation, andLiability Actof1980(CERCLA).

2.SITUATION A.Situation Susquehanna SteamElectricStationuseschlorinegas,sulfurdioxide,andsulfuricacidinitspowerproduction process.Thesesubstances andquantityonhandmeettheSARAreporting criteria.

Anon-siteaccidentinvolving anyofthesesubstances couldcauseanevacuation oftheplantandsurrounding community.

Mapscoveringatleasta3mileradius*oftheplantshowingpopulation densityin1980and1990canbefoundinTabG(SeeFigures1and2).Tablesgivingpopulation densityforvarioussectorsaroundtheplantcanalsobefoundinTabG(SeeTables1and2)andmaybeusedwithFigures1and2.Mapscoveringatleasta3mileradiusshowinginstitutions/sites atriskcanalsobefoundinTab,G(SeeFi'gures3and4).*Radiuswasdetermined by1987Emergency ResponseGuidebook, U.S.Department ofTransportation.

Theevacuation distanceestimatewasbasedonfumingsulfuricacid.SummaryofHazardous Materials Vulnerability AnalysisThreeextremely hazardous substances storedattheSSESexceedtheirThreshold Planningguantities (TPg)asdescribed in40CFR355andaregivenbelow.AlsogivenaretheReportable guantities (Rg)ofthesesubstances asdescribed in40CFR302and40CFR355.Extremely MaximumHazardous Substance EEET'TPSulfuricAcidChlorineGasSulfurDioxide775,200lbs30,000lbs.3,600lbs.1000lbs.100lbs.500lbs.10001bs.10lbs.lb**MaterialSafetyDataSheetsfortheseextremely hazardous substances canbefoundinTabH.

CI Incaseofanemergency involving sulfuricacid,(worstcasescenarioofthethreeextremely hazardous substances) evacuation ofathreemileradiussurrounding SSEScouldtakeplacewhichwouldinvolvethefollowing populations invarioussectors(basedon1990population estimates inTabG,Figure2andTable2).SectorPopulation AffectedAffectedPolitical Subdivision s)NNNENEENEE991011605076ESE110SE422SSE219S204SSW282SW349WSW390W-91WNW95NW169NNW52Conyngham

Township, SalemTownshipConyngham

Township, SalemTownshipConyngham

Township, SalemTownshipConyngham

Township, SalemTownshipConyngham

Township, Hollenback

Township, SalemTownshipConyngham

Township, Hollenback

Township, SalemTownshipConyngham

Township, Hollenback

Township, SalemTownshipConyngham

Township, Nescopeck

Township, SalemTownshipNescopeck

Township, SalemTownship,Nescopeck

Township, SalemTownshipNescopeck

Township, SalemTownshipSalemTownshipSalemTownshipSalemTownshipConyngham

Township, SalemTownshipConyngham

Township, SalemTownshipThedominanttopographic featureinthethreemileradiussurrounding theSSESistheSusquehanna Riveranditsvalley.Muchofthisareaconsistsofrollinghills,mostofwhichisusedforagriculture orisforested.

,Inadditiontothepermanent population estimated toresideinthethreemileevacuation radius,atransient population canalsobeexpectedtobepresentatanygiventime.Specifically, theRiverlands Recreational Area(SeeTabG,Figure4)isestimated tohaveapeakday-timeattendance of200people,butistypically lessthan50people.TheRiverlands Recreational Areaisclosedatnight.Otherrecreational usageinthethreemileradiusislimitedbytopography andlanduse.SomefishingandboatingdoesoccurontheSusquehanna River;however,thisisalsolimitedduetoshallowdepths.**TheRgforsulfurdioxideisthatlistedin40CFR355sinceitisnotlistedin40CFR302.

I 3.CONCEPTOFOPERATIONS A.GeneralThePennsylvania Emergency ResponseCommission (PERC),withthePennsylvania Emergency Management Agency(PENA)astheoperational agency,andtheLocalEmergency PlanningCommittee (LEPC),withtheLuzerneCountyEmergency Management Agency(LCEMA)astheoperational agency,established bytheGovernor's Executive Order1987-8(Ref.6.A.3)undertheprovisions ofSARATitleIII,providetheorganizational responsetohazardous materialreleasesincluding:

1.Notification andResponseThefacilityowner/operator initiates theresponsebyfollowing theprescribed notification procedures.

Facilityresponders arejoinedbypublicresponders whohavebeennotifiedbytheLEPCviatheCountyEmergency Management Agency(EMA).2.Containment andNeutralization Theowner/operator andthepublicresponders sharetheworkofcontainment andneutralization.

3.Protection ofPublicCountyCommissioners, workingwiththeCountyEMA,willprovideforprotection ofthepublicfromtheconsequences andimpact.4.Clean-upThefacilityowner/operator providestheplanningandresponsecapability forcleanup.5.Re-entryDepartment ofEnvironmental Resources (DER)determines whenareaissafeforreentry.B.Categories ofEmergencies Fourcategories havebeenestablished reflecting hazardous materials releasesofvaryingseverity.

Procedures forcategories controlled atthescenerequiredifferent actionsthanthosewithpublicimpact.Plannerswilldevelopprocedures tocoincidewiththesefourlevels.1.CategoryIRoutinerelease.Totallywithinthefacility.

Contained withinsite.Reportvoluntary.

2.CategoryIIReportable quantity.

Releaseoutsideoffacility.

Requiresassistance ofmunicipal responders.

CountyEMCprovidesOn-SceneCoordinator.

3.CategoryIII4,Responserequirespublicnotification andmayrequireprotective action.PENAprovidesOn-SceneLiaisonOfficer.CategoryIVPublicnotification andprotective actionarerequired, PENAprovidesOn-SceneCoordinator.

C.PhasesofEmergency Management Thisrepresents achronological listingofevents,notanassignment ofspecificresponsibilities.

Preparedness a~b.C.d.e.f.9,h.1~J~k.l.IIIon.0.Estab1ishemergency organization.Conducthazmatvulnerability analysis.

DevelophazmatOff-siteResponsePlan.Selectandtrainresponsepersonnel.

Provide,firstresponseequipment.

Identifyandlocateadditional resources.

Developandmaintainmutualaidagreements.

Establish emergency notification procedures.

Developpublicwarningsystem.Establish protective action/evacuation procedures.

Designate On-SceneCoordinators.

Developpublicawareness andeducation program.Identifyanddesignate masscarecenters.Conducttrainingandexercises.

Continueplanning.

2.Responsea~b.C.d.e.f.g~h.lok.l.Notifyappropriate officials andagencies.

Dispatchresponseteams.Establish communications betweensiteandEOC.Determine hazmatinvolved.

Determine categoryofincident.

Fulfillreporting requirements.

Issueappropriate publicwarning.Providepublicprotective actionsguides;Controlmitigation/containment.

Operatedecontamination facilities, asnecessary.

KeepCountyEOCinformedofsituation.

Reportunmetneeds.

3.Recoverya~b.c~d.e.f.g,h.l.J~Continuesecurityofemergency area.Conductcleanupoperations.

Continuetoprovidepublicinformation.

Conductre-entryoperations.

Conductdamageassessment.

Prepareafter-action reports.Continuesupportofdisasterrequirements.

Standdownequipment andpersonnel.

Conductincidentcritique.

Evaluateplanbasedoncritique.

ND.Emergency Notification Reporting responsibilities underSARAandCERCLAareseparate.

Reportsmayberequiredundereitherorbothstatutes.

(SeeEnclosure 1.)1.Typesa~ofReleasesRequiring Notification, Sec.304,SARASARA/CERCLA Substance Extremely Hazardous Substance whichalsorequiresCERCLANotice.b.C.SARA/non-CERCLA Substance (1)IfnotaFederally permitted releaseunderCERCLA.2)IfinexcessofReportable guantity(Rg).3)Ifnotification isrequiredbyCERCLAunderSection103(a).CERCLA/Non-SARA Hazardous Substance whichrequiresCERCLAnotice.(1)IfreleaseequalsorexceedsRg.2)IfnotrequiredbyCERCLAbecauseofRgbutisonepoundormore.2.Notification Procedure Following aRelease,Sec.304(b),SARAa.FacilityEmergency Coordinator Immediately notify(seeParagraph 3.D.3belowforcontentsofreport):(SeeEnclosure 2.)(1)LEPC(CountyEMA)1-717-825-1776 or1-717-824-9949 2)PERC(PEMA)1-800-HBG-PENA 3)NationalResponseCenter(ifrequired) 1-800-424-8802 (seeRef.Para.20.)

J b.LEPC(CountyEmergency Management Coordinator)

Immediately notifyinorder:SalemTownshiFireCo.No.1BeachHaven,PA18601(717)752-3677or3772(2)(3)(4)(5)(6)(7)PAStatePoliceShickshinny BarracksR.D.81,Box346Berwick,PA18603(717)542-4117Shickshinn Vol.Ambulance Assoc.50FurnaceSt.Shickshinny, PA18655(717)542-4117(viaShickshinny PAStatePolice)LuzerneCountCommissioners LuzerneCountyCourthouse WilkesBarre,PA18711(717)825-1500PennslvaniaEmerencMt.AencP.O.Box3321Harrisburg, PA17105(717)783-8150or1-800-CPA-PEMA PADERWilkes-Barre OfficeF.WilliamMcDonnell BureauofSolidWasteManagement 90EastUnionSt.,SecondFloorWilkes-Barre, PA18701-3296 (717)826-2516(717)826-2511(Emergency Only)Wilkes-Barre ScrantonInternational AirortAvoca,PA18641(717)655-3077FederalAviationAdministration (FAA)contactifaircraftareinvolved.

c.Transportation AccidentNotification Intheeventofatransportation accidentinvolving thereleaseofaSARAsubstance, thecarrierrepresentative willnotifythe911operator, countydispatchortheoperator.

Thissatisfies thefacilityreporting responsibility totheLEPC.TheCountyEMC,actingfortheLEPC,willnotify,inadditiontotheagenciesin3.D.2.babove:(1)PERC(PEMAEOC)1-800-HBG-PEMA (2)NationalResponseCenter(ifrequired) 1-800-424-8802 (3)Susquehanna SteamElectricStationShiftSupervisor 24hrPhone:(717)542-39073.SARA/CERCLA ReleaseFormContentsofEmergency Notification FormforSARA/CERCLA Releasea~InitialReport,Sec.304(b)(2)

SARA(SeeEnclosure 3)Initial,immediate reportwillreference eachofthefollowing totheextentknownatthetimesolongasnodelayinresponding totheemergency results.(1)ChemicalNameChemicalnameoridentityofanysubstance involvedintherelease.(2)guantityReleasedEstimateofthequantityofanysubstance whichwasreleasedintotheenvironment.

(3).Specificlocationoftherelease.(4)Dateandtimeoftherelease.(5)Durationof,therelease.(6)Mediumormediaintowhichthereleaseoccurred.

(7)KnownHealthRisksI'nyknownoranticipated acuteorchronichealthrisksassociated withtheemergency.

(8)MedicalAdviceAdviceregarding medicalattention necessary forexposedindividuals, ifappropriate.

(9)Protective MeasuresRecommended Properprecautions totakeasaresultoftherelease,including evacuation (unlesssuchinformation isreadilyavailable tothefacilityemergency coordinator basedontheOff-siteResponsePlan).(10)PointofContactThenameandtelephone numberofthepersonorpersonstobecontacted forfurtherinformation.

(11)'Actionstakentorespondtoandcontaintherelease.(12)WeatherConditionsAbriefdescription oftheweatheratthescenetoincludeprecipitation,temperature andwindconditions.

(13)Personnel atSceneWhichfacilityandpublicresponders havealreadyarrivedatthescenebythetime.thisreportisrendered.

00NOTDELAYREPORTTOOBTAINFULLINFORMATION.

b.WrittenFollow-up, Sec.304(c),SARAAfollow-up writtenemergency noticeornoticeswillbesubmitted asprescribed inpara.3.D.2.aabovebythefacilityowner/operator.

Itwillupdateinformation includedintheinitialnoticeandprovideadditional information on:(1)Actionstakentorespond"toandcontaintherelease.(2)Anyknownoranticipated acuteorchronichealthrisksassociated withtherelease.(3)Whenappropriate, adviceregarding medicalattention necessary forexposedindividuals.

E.Emergency Procedures PriortothearrivaloftheCountydesignated On-SceneCoordinator (OSC),thefirstresponder willestablish theprimarycommandpost.Otherresponseserviceswillco-locate commandunitsandoperations vehiclesatthesiteselectedbythefirstresponder.

Eachagencywillmanageitsownresponse, permitting seniormanagerstocoordinate activities anddecisions.

Uponarrivalofthedesignated OSC,theinitialresponder maycontinueastheOrganization inCharge,asdetermined bytheOSC.Inanyemergency deemed

significant byPEMA,aPEMAofficialwillproceedtothesceneasOn-SceneLiaisonOfficer.IftheGovernorproclaims aDisasterEmergency, aPEMAofficialwillbedesignated On-SceneCoordinator.

F.Protective ActionsEvacuation issometimes, butnotalways,necessary.

Whenconsidering evacuation versussheltering, thefollowing criteriashouldbereviewed:

1.guantityofrelease2.Additional riskfacilities 3.Distancefromrelease4.Effectiveness ofprecautionary measures5.Durationofrelease6.Healthhazards7.Propertyvulnerability 8.TypeofRelease9.Winddirection 10.Sheltering factoroffacility11.Sheltering factorofthreatened site12.Availability ofspecialtransportation 13.Areaofmunicipality affected14.Weather15.Potential foroutbreakoffireG.ListofAdditional Institutions/Sites atRisk1.Contribute toAdditional Riska~b.C.d.e.SunOilCo.PipelineTranscontinental GasCo.Pipelines ArcoCo.OilPipelineGasolineStorageTanksSusquehanna SteamElectricStationThesefacilities arelocatedwithinthreemilesoftheSSES(SeeFigure3).2.SubjecttoAdditional Riska.Riverlands NatureAreab.St.Mary'sParkThesefacilities arelocatedwithinthreemilesoftheSSES(SeeFigure4).Therearenohospitals, nursinghomesorschoolswithathreemileradiusoftheSSES.H.ListofShippingRoutesforSARASubstances 1.Viatruck

Theprimary.shippingrouteisU.S.Route11.2.Viatrain-N/A3.Viaair-N/A4.Viawater-N/AI.Description ofMethodtoDetermine Occurrence ofaRelease1.Landspill2.Waterspill3.GaseousreleaseVisualconfirmation.

willdetermine ifareleasehasoccurred.

4.ORGANIZATION ANDRESPONSIBILITIES A.GeneralAsdirectedbytheGovernor's Executive Order1987-8(Reference 6.A.3),LuzerneCountyisdesignated astheEmergency PlanningDistrict(EPD),functioning, consistent withPERCpolicyandguidelines, underthedirection oftheLuzerneCountyBoardofCommissioners.

TheDistrictissubsumedwithintheLuzerneCountyEMAandco-located withit.TheLuzerneCountyEMAisdesignated as.the-leadcountyagencyresponsible forcoordinating thedevelopment, execution andmanagement ofprogramsandfunctions oftheLEPC.B.LocalEmergency PlanningCommittee (LEPC)AcompletelistofLuzerneCountyEmergency Management Agencymembersisonfileandavailable attheLCEMA.C.Assignment ofResponsibilities (SeeEnclosure 4)1.CountyCommissioners a.DirectEmergency PlanningDistrictDirectthefunctioning oftheEPD,throughtheEMA,consistent withPERCpolicyandguidelines.

b.Nominate, byresolution, anLEPC.c.Forwardresolution toPERCforapproval.

2.LocalEmergency PlanningCommittee a.AppointanLEPCChairperson.

b.Off-siteResponsePlanDevelopandmaintainaHazardous MaterialOff-siteResponsePlancoveringeachfacilityinthedistrict.

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IdentifyResources Identifyresources necessary toimplement plansandmeansofobtaining them.Coordinate Coordinate, planningforresponsetohazmatreleaseswithmunicipal governments.

Supporting Emergency Organizations Identifyandtaskemergency organizations todevelopsupporting StandingOperating Procedures (SOP).Information Coordinator Designate anofficialtoserveascoordinator forRight-to-Know information.

Givepublicnoticeofitsactivities.

Information Procedures Establish procedures toreceive,storeandretrieve:(1).Material SafetyDataSheets(MSDS)orlists(2)ChemicalInventory FormsInformation RequestsEstablish procedures forhandlingpublicrequestsforaboveinformation.

Coordinate withIndustryCoordinate withandassistbusinessandindustryinthedevelopment oftheOff-siteResponsePlan.Conducttestsandexercises atleastannually.

FInstitutions/Sites atRiskIdentifytheadditional institutions/sites atriskintheareasuchashospitals, schools,shoppingmails,officebuildings, naturalgassuppliers, environmentally sensitive areas,etc.SeeParagraph 3.G.Committee RulesEstablish rulesbywhichtheCommittee istofunction, toinclude:(1)Provision forpublicnotification of'LEPCactivity.

11 (2)Publicmeetingstodiscussplans.(3)Publiccomments.

4)Responsetopubliccomments.

5)Distribution ofemergency plans.(6)Procedures for,receiving andprocessing requestsfromthepublicunderRight-To-Know.

3.FacilityOwners/Operators a.Cooperate withLEPCCoordinate, cooperate andparticipate withLEPCindeveloping theOff-siteResponsePlanandprocedures forresponding toanaccidental release.b.Right-To-Know Procedures Developprocedures forRight-To-Know reporting.

c.Designate Coordinator Designate andnotifyLEPCofaFacilityEmergency Coordinator whowill:(1)Represent thefacilityasamemberoftheLEPC.(2)Providehistorical background ofpreviousreleasesand/oraccidents forplanningactivities.

(3)Provideinformation onthechemicalandphysicalproperties ofthefacility's hazardous materials, safetyandemergency responseinformation, andhazardmitigation techniques.

(4)Coordinate facilityon-siteplanswithLEPC.(5)ProvidetotheLEPCtheroutestobeusedtotransport

,extremely hazardous materials.

(6)Maintainafacilityresourcelistforhazmatemergencies.

(7)Conducttrainingprogramforfacilitypersonnel.

d.Government Regulations Complywithallapplicable Federal,state,countyandmunicipal regulations pertaining totheshipmentofhazardous materials toincluderadioactive materials.

e.Supplyshippingpaperswiththeshipment.

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f.Precautions toShipperProvideinformation tothecarrierwhentheshipmentissubjecttoanyspecialprecautions requiredforsafeshipmentofthematerial.

g.Telephone ContactsProvide24-hourfacilityemergency telephone contactstoLEPC.h.Notification NotifyLEPCandappropriate responseorganizations attimeofanemergency.

i.Providetechnical assistance duringemergencies.

j.MaterialSafetyDataSheet(MSDS)orList(SeeEnclosure 2)SubmitaMaterialSafetyDataSheet(MSDS)foreachchemical, oralistofchemicals, to:(1)LEPC(2)PERC,Attention:

Department ofLaborandIndustry, Room1503,LSIBuilding, Harrisburg, PA17120.(3)FireDepartment Thefiredepartment withjurisdiction overthefaci1ity.k.ChemicalInventory Form(SeeEnclosure 2)(1)FacilityOwners/Operators Submitanemergency andhazardous chemicalinventory formcontaining SARATierIinformation,

annually, onMarch1to:(a)LEPC(b)PERC,Attention:

Department ofLaborandIndustry, Room1503,LSIBuilding, Harrisburg, PA17120(c)FireDepartment Thefiredepartment withjurisdiction overthefacility.

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-SARAOfficials AgenciesinParagraph 4.C.3.k.(1) abovemayrequestTierIIinformation fromaspecificfacility.

(3)TierIIInformation

-Other,PublicOfficials Otherstate,countyormunicipal officialdesiringTierIIinformation fromafacilitywillmakeawrittenrequest'throughthePERCorLEPC.(4)TierIIInformation

-PrivateUsePERCandLEPCwillproviderequested TierIIinformation topersonsmakingwrittenrequestsinaccordance withtheRight-To-Know provisions ofSARATitleIII.1.ToxicChemicalReleaseForms(SeeEnclosure 2)Submitatoxicchemicalreleaseform,annuallyonJuly1,reflecting releasesduringthepreceding year,to:(1)Administrator, Environmental Protection Agency(EPA)(2)PERC,Attention:

Department ofLaborandIndustry, Room1503,LSIBuilding, Harrisburg, PA17120.4.CountyEmergency Management Coordinator a.ActasCoordinator forLEPCChairperson.

b.WorkwithLEPCtodevelopOff-siteResponsePlans.c.Designate On-SceneCoordinator (OSC).Designate countyOSCtocoordinate activities attheemergency site.d.NotifyPEMA.NotifyPEMAofCategoryIIIandIVemergencies.

e.Organization inChargeDetermine theemergency serviceorganization thatwillbeinchargeatthesiteofneutralization, containment andcleanup.f.IdentifyKeyIndividuals Identifyindividuals whoareassignedfunctional responsibilities necessary totheplanningandimplementation oftheOff-siteResponsePlan.

g.DevelopNotification SystemDevelopasystemforrapidnotification inpriorityorderofcountyandmunicipal government heads,keystaff,emergency forces,volunteer organizations, andinstitutions/sites atrisk.Developpublicwarningsystem.Disseminate PublicInformation Incoordination withCommissioners andthePublicInformation Officer,prepareanddisseminate publicinformation materialonprotective actionstoprovideclearinstructions tothepopulation atrisk.UseEBSandNOAAWeatherRadio.Radiological HealthMaterials AssisttheDepartment ofHealthinthedistribution ofthyroidblockingagentsandotherradiological healthmaterials incasesofreleasesinvolving radiological materials.

k.Radiological Resources Ifappropriate, preparetoemployemergency management radiological resources incoordination withPENA.ReentryProcedures Preparedetailedprocedures forcoordinated reentryintotheevacuated area.m.TrainHazmatResponders Provideguidanceandtrainingtothoseindividuals,

agencies, andservicesthatwi11beexpectedtorespondtohazmatincidents.

n.NotifyShipperNotifyshipperand/orconsignee oftransportation accidents.

0.Spokesperson Designate anon-scenespokesperson (publicinformation officer).

5.On-SceneCoordinator a.CommandPost15 Establish anon-scenecommandpostinaradio-equipped vehicleorfacility.

b.Actionsc~Confirmtherehasbeenareleaseofhazardous

material, andifso,directappropriate actionsasfollows:(1)AirborneRelease(a)Evacuatetheimmediate

vicinity, ortakecoverasappropriate.

(b)Keepallpersonsupwindoftherelease.(c)Requestairsamplesforlaboratory analysiswhenpossible.

(d)Controlallfoodanddrinksintheareawhichmighthavebeencontaminated.

(e)Userespirators whennecessary.

(2)SurfaceMaterContamination (a)Isolatearea;donotallowpublicaccess.(b)Determine ifwaterisusedasapotablewatersource.(c)Prohibithumanconsumption.

(d)Requestappropriate samplesandlaboratory analysis(3)LandSpill(a)Isolatetheincidentareafrompublicaccess.(b)Confinethespilltoassmallanareaaspossible.

(c)Monitortheareas.(d)Obtainlaboratory samples.Coordinate actionsofresponseteamsonthescene.d.Recommend CategoryofEmergency toEMC.e.TaskingstoStaff16

Assigncommandpoststaffpersonnel toassumethefollowing duties:(1)Lawenforcement coordinator (2)Communicatio'ns assistant (3)Anyotherstaffpositionthatmayberequiredtoproperlycoordinate theoperation f.Supervise andAssistSupervise hazmatrecoveryandsupplytechnical supportneededbyindustryorrecoveryteam.g.Communications Establish andmaintaincommunications withallon-sceneresponseteamsandthecountyEOC.h.Brieffieldpersonnel astheyarriveonsceneLiaisonJ~Requestthaton-scenerepresentatives maintaincontactwiththecommandpost.Perimeters Establish thefollowing perimeters, depending onthecircumstances:

(SeeTabG,Figure5)(1)Contamination AreaAreaaroundtheaccident/fire thatcouldcontaincontamination.

(a)Accesstothearearequires:

1)Properauthorization 2)Appropriate protective clothing3)Propermonitoring equipment 4)Established timelimitinthearea5)Personnel recordoftimeinthearea(2)Contamination Reduction ZoneAbufferperimeter usedasaholdingareaforpersonnel andequipment waitingtorelievethose-withinthecontamination area.(a)Thefollowing conditions willbeestablished:

1)Safedistancefromcontamination areatominimizeexposurefromreleasedmaterials.

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2)3)Noeating,drinking, orsmokingwithinthisperimeter.

Decontamination priortoleavingperimeter.

(3)CommandandSupportZoneAcleanareacontaining thefollowing:

(a)'learly markedcommandpost.(b)Backupresources withinthiszone.(c)On-scenespokesman forliaisonwithmediaandgovernment.

(d)Emergency medicalcenter,'f required.

(e)Sanitation facilities forextendedresponse.

(f)Monitoring stationforallpersonnel tobecheckedforcontamination.

(g)AccessControlPoints(ACP).k.TimeKeepersDesignate timekeepersforeachzonetocheckpersonnel intoandoutofthezoneandtoadvisethemofthefollowing policies:

(1)Eating,drinking, andsmoking.(2)Maximumtimeallowable withineachzone.(3)Typesofprotective clothingrequiredwithineachzone.~~~4)Contamination monitoring onleavingzone.5)Directions todecontamination stationifneeded.1.MonitorChangesMonitoranychangesinaccidentcharacteristics andevaluatethreattoemergency responsepersonnel, traveling public,andnearbyresidents.

m.RelocatePerimeters Relocatezoneperimeters basedonevaluation ofchangingcharacteristics.

n.Additional Expertise Requestadditional county,state,orfederalexpertise basedonevaluation ofchangingcharacteristics.

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0.Decontamination PointsIfrequired, selectandoperatedecontamination pointsforchemicals, toxinsandradiation.

Adecontamination pointconsistsofthefollowing:

(1)Changearea.(2)Wash-down procedures.

(3)Plasticbagsforcontaminated clothing.

(4)Decontamination equipment required.

5)Personalshowers.6)Scrub-down shuffleboxes.(7)Changingofself-contained breathing apparatus tanks.(8)Locationofmonitoring equipment.

(9)Replacements fordamagedorcontaminated clothing.

((10)Respirator replacement cartridges.(11)Backuppersonnel.

12)Communications withpersonnel onscene.13)Garbagecans.(14)Restarea,withstoolsforthoseinaprotective clothing.

6.FireandRescueChiefa~b.coDirectResponders Directfirecompany(s) and/orhazmatresponseteamsresponding tohazardous materialemergencies.

ConsultwithChemicalEmergency Transportation Center(CHENTREC)

(1-800-424-9300)

Communications d.e.Establish communications betweenthefirecommandpost,thecountyEOC,andtheon-scenecommandpost.SpecialEquipment Providespecialized equipment foruseincontrol,containment, andstabilization oftheemergency site.Renderanylifesavingassistance necessary.

Protective Equipment Untilassessment hasbeenmade,thefollowing protective equipment isrecommended insidethehazardarea:(1)Pressure-demand, self-contained breathing apparatus."

19 g.(2)Chemicalresistant clothing(overalls andlongsleevedjacket,coveral1s,hooded,oneortwopiecechemicalsplashsuit,disposable chemicalresistant coveralls).

(3)Chemicalresistantgloves.(4)Chemicalresistant boots(steeltoeandshank).(5)Hardhator-faceshield.(6)Two-wayradio(intrinsically safe).StayUpwindWorkupwindfromthefireandkeepoutofsmokeasmuchaspossible.

Ifappropriate, extinguish thefireasquicklyaspossible.

Restrictpersonnel exposureasmuchaspossible.

Radioactive Materials Donotmoveorremoveanyradioactive materials withouttheconsentoftheOn-SecneCoordinator.

k.MonitorforContamination Ensurethatallpersonnel andequipment aremonitored forpossiblecontamination priortoleavingthescene.Keepcommandpostinformed.

7.PoliceChiefa~NotifyPennsylvaniaStatePo1ice(PSP)NotifythenearestStatePoliceStationandmaintaincommunications.

b.Restrictaccesstotheaccidentarea.c~MaintainIntegrity ofAreaProhibittheremovalofpackages, shippingcontainers, orwreckage.

d.Detourvehiclesandpedestrians, ifnecessary.

e.Keepeveryoneupwindofsmokeanddust.f.LiaisonProvideadesignated lawenforcement representative tothecommandpost.20 g.Providethefollowing:

(1)Radio-equipped vehicletoprovidebackupcommunications.

(2)Trafficcontrol.(3)Crowdcontrol.(4)Securityofperimeter asestablished byOn-SceneCoordinator.

h.Evacuation Ifevacuation ofresidents isrequired, providethecountyENCwiththefollowing:

(1)Routealerting.

(2)Securityfortheevacuated area.(a)Coordinate withPSPand/orNationalGuard,ifmobilized byGovernor.

(b)Maintaintrafficcontrol.(c)Assistinevacuation.

(d)Establish AccessControlPoints(ACP).(e)Establish TrafficControlPoints(TCP).(f)Usespecialprecautions asdirectedbyOn-SceneCoordinator duringentryintothesiteareaduetotheeffectsofthehazardous materials.

(g)Keepallpersonsasafedistancefromtheaccidentareauntiltheextentofthehazardisdetermined.

(Suggested distanceis2,000feet,unlessotherwise notified.)

8.Responding Health/Nedical ServicesOfficera~Provideemergency medicalservicestoinclude:(I)Emergency medicalfacilities established outsidethevulnerable area.(2)Prehospital careforthesickorinjured.(3)Identification ofthecausesofsicknessorinjuries.

21 (4)Conductofrescueoperations forinjured.(5)Communications Communications withcountyEOCbetweenemergency medicalpersonnel inthefieldandhospitalmedicalstaff.(6)TransferVictimsTransferand/orevacuation ofvictimsorbedridden patientswithappropriate records.(7)LiaisonDesignation ofarepresentative tomaintaincommunications withthecommandpost,adviseandassisttheOn-SceneCoordinator, andcoordinate theactivities ofthemedicalemergency responsepersonnel.

(8)Requestadditional ambulances asnecessary.

b.Decontamination FacilityObtainfromEOCnameofclosesthospitalemergency roomscapableofdecontamination (including radiation decontamination).

c.AntidoteInformation ObtainfromCountyHealth/Medical Services-Officeralistofareahospitals capableofproviding antidotes formajortoxicchemicals.

d.MedicalAdviceProvideadvicetoOn-SceneCoordinator onhealthhazardsduringhazardous materials emergencies.

e.DERCoordination Coordinate withDERrepresentative indetermining airpollution andtoxicgasesduringarelease.f.Reviewplansforequipment andtrainingrequirements.

(1)TrainingAllindividuals workingontheSSESsite,insidetheprotected (fenced)area,areprovidedwithinstructions onwarningsignals,assemblyareasandevacuation routesaspartofGeneralEmployeeTraining(GET).GETalsoincludesRight-to-Know TrainingandHazardCommunication information.

22 PPSLalsohasaFireSafetyProgramwhichincludesaFireSafetyTrainingProgram.TheSSESFireBrigadeTrainingincludesa16hourHazardous NaterialResponseCourseconducted attheHarwoodFireSchool.TheFireBrigadedevotesonequartereachyeartohands-ontrainingattheHarwoodFireSchoolwhichincludespracticesessionsonfightingvarioustypesoffires,donningofprotective equipment andemergency breathing apparatus.

PP8Lprovidestrainingannuallytolocaloff-sitesupportorganizations.

Theselocalorganizationsareencouraged tobecomefamiliarwiththeSSES,keystationpersonnel, andareinvitedtoattendtrainingconducted byorforPPSL.Ini'tialcoretrainingforlocalfirecompanies andambulance associations includes:

oInterface withtheSiteSecurityForceoBasichealthphysicsindoctrination andtrainingoSSESfacilitylayoutFirecompanies alsoreceivetraininginthefollowing areas:oOn-sitefireprotection systemequipment oDifferences betweenon-sitefirefightingequipment andfirecompanysuppliedequipment oCommunications systemoReviewofsectionsoftheSSESEmergency PlanandEmergency PlanImplementing Procedures oTheon-siteNuclearEmergency ResponseOrganization withemphasisontheinterface betweentheSSESfirebrigadeandfirecompanypersonnel

Annually, localambulance associations areinvitedtoattendspecialized trainingregarding thehandlingofcontaminated/injured victims.TheSSESFireBrigadeholdsdrillseachquarterandafiredrillisconducted annuallywhichincludeslocalfirecompanysupport.Alternatively, medicalandfiredrillsinvolving offsitesupportmaybeintegrated withinannualdrillsrequiredbytheNuclearRegulatory Commission.

Inadditiontothehazardous materialtrainingoftheFireBrigade,hazardous wasteworkersandchemistry 23

(2)personnel involvedinspillresponse, receiveformaltrainingonhazardous chemicalspillresponseandfundamentals ofpersonalprotection forhazardous material.

Trainingisconducted annuallyandincludesboth"Hands-On" trainingandclassroom training.

Resultsareformallydocumented forthisandalltrainingbytheNuclearTrainingGroup.Emergency Equipment TheSSEShasanextensive supplyofequipment on-siteavailable foruseduringanemergency, including aspillresponsetrailer.Emergency equipment islistedanddescribed inTabF-FacilityResources.

9.On-SceneSpokesperson a.GatherInformation b.Gatherinformation fromthevariouson-sceneresponsepersonnel, condenseit,andpassitontothecountypublicinformation officerforapproval.

ReleaseofInformation C.d.Actassinglepoint-of-contact withmediaandmunicipal governments.

Coordinate withfacilitypublicrelations officer.InformStateEOCAllinformation willberelayedtothePEMAEOCthroughthecountyEOC.10.Transportation Officera~ProvideliaisontoEMA.b.MassTransportation Obtainmasstransportation vehiclesanddriversforevacuation ofresidents.

coRecommend alternative routesfortraveling public.11.PublicWorks/Engineering Officera~b.Coordinate provision forsanitation servicesatthescene.IDesignate arepresentative to:24

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(1)AdviseandassisttheOn-SceneCoordinator.

(2)Maintaincommunications withthecommandpost.(3)Coordinate debrisremoval.(4)Coordinate provision forheavyequipment andoperators.

c.Provideassistance asrequested byOn-SceneCoordinator.

d.ShutOffUtilities Coordinate termination ofelectrical powerandgastofacilityduringemergency.

e.Assesssewercontamination afteremergency.

12.SchoolDistrictRepresentative a.ProvideliaisonwithEMA.b.ProvidecountyEMCwithlistofschoolsintheriskzonec.Directschoolevacuations planning.

d.Coordinate schoolbusunmetneedsduringevacuations.

e.Hos'tSchools/Mass CareCentersProvidelistofschoolsthatmaybeusedashostschoolsormasscarecentersduringemergencies.

13.Department ofEnvironmental Resources (DER)a.Conductsenvironmental monitoring of:(1)Allhazardous materials, including air,water,soil,livestock, vegetation andenvironmentally sensitive areas.(2)Washdowns orrunoffs,including naturalwaterpaths,culverts, stormdrains,andsurfacewaters.(3)Sitecleanup..b.Determine whenareais'safeforreentry.5.ADMINISTRATION ANDLOGISTICS A.Availability ofMSDSonRequest25

1.LEPCIfthefacilityownersubmitsalistofchemicals, theLEPCmayrequestanMSDSforanychemicalonthelist.2.PublicUponwrittenrequest,theLEPCwillmakeavailable anMSDStoanypersoninaccordance withprescribed procedures.

IftheLEPCdoesnothavetheMSDS,itshallberequested fromthefacilityownerandmadeavailable totherequester.

B.DocumentAvailability toPublicThefollowing documents willbemadeavailable tothepublicduringnormalworkinghoursattheLuzerneCountyEmergency Management Agency:1.2.3.5.6.Off-siteResponsePlansMSDSListsofchemicals submitted inlieuofMSDSChemicalinventory formToxicchemicalreleaseformFollow-up emergency noticeC.NoticeofPublicAvailability LEPCwillannuallypublishanoticeinlocalnewspapers thattheOff-siteResponsePlan,MSDSandinventory sheetshavebeensubmitted.

Thisnoticeshouldalsoannouncethatmembersofthepublicwhowishtoreviewtheabovemaydosoattheprescribed location.

D.TollFreeTelephone Systems1.2.3.4.5.CHEMTREC1-800-424-9300 NationalResponseCenter1-800-424-8802 NationalAgricultural Chemicals Assn.(Pesticides/Insecticides),

1-800-424-9300 PEMA1-800-HBG-PEMA PENAAreaOfficea.Eastern1-800-EPA-PEMA b.Central1-800-CPA-PEMA c.Western1-800-WPA-PEMA E.Supporting Documents 1.2.3.Facilityareamap(TabA)Rulesandby-laws(TabB)Letters/memoranda ofAgreement (TabC)Emergency telephone roster(TabD)a.Participating agenciesb.Technical personnel 26 Pl C.d.e.f.9.h.l.Responsepersonnel CHEMTRECFacilitypersonnel Community assistance Volunteer groupsStateagenciesMedia5.Community Resources (TabE)a~b.C.d.e;f.g.h.1~k.l.m.n.0.Firedepartments/hazmat teamsPolice/sheriff Emergency medical/paramedic servicesEmergency management servicesListofvehiclesListofequipment Medicalcaresiteswithdecontamination facilities

-PublichealthagencyEnvironmental agencyPublicworks/transportation departments RedCrossMasscarecentersChemicalmanufacturers Commercial cleanupcontractors Mitigation resources (foam,sand,lime)6.FacilityResources (TabF)a~b.c~d.e.Listoftechnical aspectsListofequipment ListofvehiclesMedicalcaresystemsCleanupandrecycling capabilities 7.MapsandTables(TabG)6.AUTHORITY ANDREFERENCES A.Authorities 2.3.Superfund Amendments andReauthorization Actof1986(SARA),PublicLaw99-499,October17,1986.Comprehensive Environmental

Response, Compensation andLiability Actof1980,P.L.96-510(CERCLAor"Superfund".)

Executive Order1987-8,Governor's Office,Commonwealth ofPennsylvania, April20,1987.B.References NationalResponseTeam,Hazardous Materials Emergency PlanningGuide,March1987.27

2.FederalRegisters a.April22,1987,PartII,40CFRPart355andAppendixA,Listof406Extremely Hazardous Substances.

b.March16,,1987,40CFRPart302,CERCLAListof717Hazardous Substances.

c.June4,1987,PartII,40CFRPart'372,ToxicChemicalList,ChemicalReleaseReporting, Community Right-To-Know.

d.January27,1987,PartIII,40CFRPart370,Hazardous ChemicalReporting, Emergency PlanningandCommunity Right-To-Know (TierIandTierIIForms).3.Susquehanna SES,Emergency Plan,Rev.11,10/88.,4.Susquehanna SES,Preparedness, Prevention andContingency Plan,Rev.2,6/88.5.Susquehanna SES,FinalSafetyAnalysisReport,Rev.40,9/88.7.DEFINITION OFTERMSSeeEnclosure 5)8.TRAININGANDEXERCISES A.TrainingStandards 1.PERCPEMAtrainingprogramswillmeetorexceedFederally imposedtrainingstandards.

Revisions toexistingprogramswil'lbeimplemented asrequiredtomeetchangesinthesestandards.

2.Responders Anyindividual whohasnotreceivedthespecified trainingisprohibited fromengaginginhazardous wasteoperations coveredbytheestablished standard.

3.Certificates Certificates oftrainingstandards willbeestablished foreachcategory.

B.Training1.PERGPEMAwillarrange,throughthePEMAAreaoffices,appropriate coursestoLEPCandfacilitypersonnel atthefollowing locations:

28 a.StateFireAcademyb.Emergency Management Institute, Emmitsburg,MDc.NationalFireAcademy,Emmitsburg, MD2.Faci1ityEmergency Coordinators Developtrainingprogramsandschedules for:a~b.C.d.GeneralsiteworkersOn-sitemanagersSupervisors On-siteemergency responseworkers3.CountyEMCsa.Includehazmatinstruction intrainingprogramsandschedules for:,4(1)Firstresponders (2)Secondresponders (3)Emergency medicalpersonnel (4)Supervisory personnel b..Conductannual,on-siteworkshoptogetherwithteamoffirstresponders, witheachfacilitytoreview:(1)Notification procedures (2)Emergency plans(3)Trainingschedule'4)ExerciseprogramsC.Exercises 1.FacilityCoordinator Conductannualtabletoporsimulation-type exercises withfacilitypersonnel.

2.LEPCCoordinator a.Scheduleannualtabletopexercises forall'response personnel involvedinhazmatoperations.

b.Incorporate facilities intoannualPEMA/County all-hazard exerciseprogram.Exerciserotationshouldensurethat,eachfacilityinthedistrictisincorporated intoscenarioplayaminimumofeverythreeyears.9.PLANDEYELOPMENT ANDMAINTENANCE A.LEPCPlans29 AnOff-siteResponsePlanwillbedeveloped bytheLEPCwiththecooperation ofthefaci1ityowner/operator.

FacilityEmergency Coordinator Thefacilityowner/operator willnotifytheLEPCofthefacilityrepresentative whowillparticipate intheplanningprocessasthefacilityemergency coordinator.

FacilityUpdatestoLEPCThefacilityowner/operator willpromptlyinformtheLEPCofanyrelevantchangesoccurring atthefacilityassuchchangesoccurorareexpectedtooccur.PlanningInformation UponrequestfromtheLEPC,thefacilityowner/operator willpromptlyprovideinformation totheCommittee necessary fordeveloping andimplementing theOff-siteResponsePlan.PERCReviewofPlanTheLEPCwillforwardtheplantothePERCforreviewandrecommend revisions.

Tothemaximumextentpracticable, suchreviewwillnotdelayimplementation oftheplan.LEPCAnnualReviewTheplanwillbereviewedannuallybytheLEPConemonthpriortoitsanniversary date.Revisions, asappropriate, willbeforwarded tothePERCforreviewpriortotheanniversary date.Quarterly ReviewRevisions suchasnamesandtelephone numberswillbechangedas'required.

Aquarterly reviewwillbeconducted toensureaccuracy.

TheEmergency Management Coordinator andthefacilitycoordinator mayexchangethisinformation telephonically.

CopiesofPlanCitizensdesiringcopiesofthisplanmayobtainonethroughtheLEPCwhichwillbereimbursed forthecostofreproduction only.Initialdistribution ofthisplanis:PERCCountyCommissioners LEPCCountyEMC~MayorMunicipal ManagerorCouncilMunicipal EMC30 FireDepartment PoliceDepartment RescueServiceSchoolDistrict(asappropriate)

HighSchool(asappropriate)

Elementary School(asappropriate)

Department ofPublicWorksOldFolksHome(asappropriate)

DayCareCenter(asappropriate)

NaturalGasPlant(asappropriate)

Nunicipal LibrarySusquehanna SteamElectricStationJ.RegionalResponseTeamReviewUponrequestofthePERC,theRegionalResponseTeam(RRT),composedofFederalregionalofficials andstaterepresentatives, mayreviewtheplansandprovideassistance.

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10.ENCLOSURES 2.3.4,ReleaseReporting DecisionChartNotification andReportsFlowChartEmergency ReleaseNotification LEPCNotification Coordination 5.Definitions 32

ENCLOSURE 1RELEASEREPORTINGDECISIONCHARTRKXKASKTOKNUXAC3NMKNTHO>CERCLARQ?'t8CFRBO2SEEPARA6~B~2~BYESREPORTTOHATIONALRESPONSECENTER>SARARQ?+8CFR355SEEPARA6~B~2~CYESSTOPHONOBEYONDFACILITYBOUNDARY?YESYESREPORTTOPERC<PEl1AEOC)REPORTTOLEPC(COUNTYEMA>

ENCLOSURE 2NOTIFICATION ANDREPORTSFLOWCHARTINITIALNOTIFICATION (SEC.302)PERCEPALEPCLEPC(Cour.ZZ)911ORXXX-ZGZPERC(PE+EOC)1-800-HBG-PE."tA EMERGENCY NOTIFICATION (SEC.304)FACILITYMSDS(SEC.311)C~ICALINVENTORY FORM(SEC.312)PERCL&ILOCALFIREDEPT,LEPCPERCL&iNATIONALRESPONSECENTER1-800-424-8802 WHENREQUIREDTOXICCHEMICALRELEASEFORMS(SEC.313)LOCALFIREDEPT.PERCLLINOTE:L&Ivf,llprovideMSDSdataasrequested byPERC&'EPCs.

ENCLOSURE 3EMERGENCY RELEASENOTIFICATION Thisreporting isapplicable ONLYforthereleaseofaReportable Quantity(RQ)ofanyEXTREMELY HAZARDOUS SUBSTANCE orCERCLAHAZARDOUS SUBSTANCE whichresultsinexposuretopersonsOUTSIDEthesiteboundaries.

Thefollowing information isforStateandCountyagenciesandistobereportedWITHOUTDELAYtotheextenttheinformation isknownatthetime.DATE,TIMEOFCALLANDPERSONRECEIVING CALL:DATETIMELERC(LuzerneCountyEMA)717-825-1777 PERC(PEMAEOC)1-800-HBG-PEMA Nat'1RespCenter1-800-424-8802 (ifrequiredunderunderCERCLA40CFR302.6)NAMEPERSONMAKINGNOTIFICATION XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX RELEASEINFORMATION Startreportwithoneortheotherofthese:ORThiscallisto~pigqitwarrantsanemergency (readnumbers1through"Thisistheplantlocatedin1yf~y,plyi1TiWehavehadareportable releasebutdonotbelieveresponse.

Thefollowing information isavailable:

13)."Thisistheplantlocatedin.'ehaveachemicalp~gqgp~fidagenciesinaccordance withourpriorplan.ThereleaseincludesaTitleIII(Chooseone)"Extremely Hazardous Substance" ora"CERCLAHazardous Substance."

Thefollowing information isavailable:

(readnumbers1through13)

DONOTDELAYREPORTFORFULLINFORMATION 1.CHEMICALNAMEOFSUBSTANCE RELEASED2.QUANTITYRELEASED(LB)3.LOCATIONOFRELEASE4.DATEANDTIMEOFRELEASE5.DURATIONOF'ELEASE 6.RELEASEWASINTO:AIRSURFACEWATERSEWER7.ANTICIPATED ACUTEORCHRONICHEALTHRISKS:GROUND8.ADVICEONMEDICALATTENTION FOREXPOSEDINDIVIDUALS (IFAPPROPRIATE) 9.PROPERPRECAUTIONS TOTAKE(INCLUDING EVACUATION IFAPPROPRIATE) 10.NAMEANDPHONENO.OFPERSONTOCONTACTFORFURTHERINFORMATION:

PHONE:11.RESPONSEACTIONS:12.WEATHERCONDITIONS:

13.RESPONSEPERSONNEL ATSCENE:NOTE:IFDECISIONWASMADENOTTONOTIFYLERCANDPERC,RECORDREASON:ADDITIONAL INFORMATION IFTRANSPORTATION ACCIDENT1.TYPEOFINCIDENT(VEHICLE, PLANT,RAIL,ETC.)2.PLACARD/LABEL INFORMATION 3.CONTAINER TYPE4.CARRIER5.IDENTITYOFOWNER/SHIPPER Enclosure 4LEPCNotification andCoordination PEMAAreaLEPC(County.'Commissioners)

(CountyEMC)(Facility Coordinator)

Par1-4FAAasrequiredSchoolDistrictPar12DERRegionPar13On-SceneCoordinator Par5TransOfficerPar10On-SceneSpokespesonPa9Fire/Rescue HAZMATChiefPar6PoliceChiefPar7Health/MedicalPar8PublicworksEngineering Par11xxxxxxxxNotification Notification andCoordination P

ENCLOSURE 5DEFINITIONS 1.CERCLA-Comprehensive Environmental

Response, Compensation, andLiability Actregarding hazardous substance releasesintotheenvironment andthecleanupofinactivehazardous wastedisposalsitescommonlyreferredtoas"Superfund."

2.CHEMTREC-TheChemicalEmergency Transportation Center(CHEMTREC) hasacentralized tollfreetelephone service(1-800-424-9300) whichhasbeensetuptoprovideimmediate adviceonthenatureoftheproductandstepstobetakeninhandlingtheearlystagesoftransportation emergencies whenhazardous chemicals areinvolved.

CHEMTRECpromptlycontactstheshipperofthematerialinvolvedformoredetailedinformation andappropriate follow-up action,including on-sceneassistance whenfeasible.

3.CHLOREP-TheChlorineEmergency Plan(CHLOREP) wasestablished bytheChlorineInstitute toenablethenearestproducerofchlorineproductstorespondtoanaccidentinvolving chlorine.

CHEMTRECservesasthecommunications linkforthisprogram.4.Combustible Liquids-Anyliquidhavingaflashpointatorabove100degreesFandbelow200degreesF.5.Compressed Gases-Anymaterialormixturehavinginthecontainer apressureexceeding 40psiabsoluteat70degreesF,orapressureexceeding 104psiabsoluteat130degreesF,oranyliquidflammable materialhavingavaporpressureexceeding 40psiabsoluteat100degreesF.6.Corrosive Material-Anyliquidorsolidthatcausesvisibledestruction ofhumanskintissueoraliquidthathasaseverecorrosion rateonsteel.7.Etiologic Agents-Anyviablemicroorganism, oritstoxin,whichcausesormaycausehumandisease.8.Explosive

-Anychemicalcompound, mixtureordevice,theprimaryorcommonpurpose'ofwhichistofunctionbyexplosion, withsubstantially instantaneous releasesofgasandheat.a.ClassAExplosive

-detonating orotherwise ofmaximumhazard.b.C.ClassBExplosive

-functionbyrapidcombustion ratherthandetonation andincludesomeexplosive devicessuchasspecialfireworks, flashpowders,etc.ClassCExplosive

-certaintypesofmanufactured articlescontaining ClassAorClassBexplosives, orboth,ascomponents butinrestricted quantities andcertaintypesoffireworks.

E 9.10.12.13.14.d.BlastingAgents-amaterialdesignedforblastingwhichhasbeentestedandfoundtobesoinsensitive thatthereisverylittleprobability ofaccidental initiation toexplosion oroftransition fromdeflagration todetonation.

Extremely Hazardous Substance

-Ahazardous substance identified byEPAasextremely hazardous andmeetingreporting requirement underSARA.Extremely hazardous substances (406)arelistedinPartII,40CFRPart355,AppendixA.Facility-Allbuildings, equipment, structures, andotherstationary itemswhicharelocatedonasinglesiteoroncontiguous oradjacentsitesandwhichareownedoroperatedbythesameperson.ForpurposesofSec.304SARA,includesmotorvehicles, rollingstock,andaircraft.

Flammable Liquids-Anyliquidhavingaflashpointbelow100degreesF.Flammable Solids-Anysolidmaterial, otherthananexplosive, whichisliabletocausefiresthroughfriction, retainedheatfrommanufacturing orprocessing, orwhichcanbeignitedreadily,andwhenignitedburnssovigorously andpersistently astocreateaserioushazard.HIT-Hazardous Information Transmission programprovidesadigitaltransmission oftheCHEMTRECemergency chemicalreporttofirstresponders atthesceneofahazardous materials incident.

Thereportadvisestheresponder onthehazardsofthematerials, thelevelofprotective clothingrequired, mitigating actiontotakeintheeventofaspill,leakorfire,andfirstaidforvictims.HITisafreepublicserviceprovidedbytheChemicalManufacturers Association.

Reportsaresentinemergency situations onlytoorganizations thathavepreregistered withHITandhaveacomputeravailable withModem.CallCHEMTREC1-800-9300.

Hazardous Material(Hazmat)-Refersgenerally tohazardous substances, petroleum, naturalgas,synthetic gas,acutelytoxicchemicals andothertoxicchemicals.

TheSecretary ofTransportation, U.S.Department ofTransportation hasdetermined thatahazardous materialisasubstance ormaterialwhichiscapableofposinganunreasonable risktohealth,safetyandpropertywhentransported incommerce.

Hazardous materials include,butarenotlimitedto:a~c~d.e.f.9.h.1~Explosives Radiological materials Etiologic (diseasecarrying) agentsFlammable liquidsorsolidsCombustible liquidsorsolidsPoisonsorpoisongasesOxidizing orcorrosive materials Irritants Compressed gases15.Hazardous Substance

-Asubstance identified ashazardous andmeetingreporting requirements underCERCLA.CERCLAhazardous substances (717)arelistedin40CFR,Part302.

16.17.18.19.Hazardous Waste-Anygarbage,refuse,sludgefromanindustrial orotherwastetreatment plant,sludgefromawatersupplytreatment plant,orairpollution controlfacilityandotherdiscarded materialincluding solid,liquid,semisolid orcontained gaseousmaterialresulting frommunicipal, commercial, industrial, institutional, mining,oragriculture operations, andfromcommunity activities, oranycombination ofthesefactorswhich,becauseofitsquantityconcentration, orphysical,

chemical, orinfectious characteristics may:a.Causeor.significantly contribute toanincreaseinmortality ormorbidity ineitheranindividual orthetotalpopulation; orb.Poseasubstantial presentorpotential hazardtohumanhealthortheenvironment whenimproperly treated,stored,transported, disposedoforotherwise managed.Irritants

-Aliquidorsolidsubstance which,uponcontactwithfireorwhen'exposedtoair,givesoffdangerous, orintensely irritating fumes,butnotincluding anypoisonous material.

LEPC-LocalEmergency PlanningCommittee responsible forpreparing hazardous materialplansandreportsinaccordance withSARATitleIII.MSDS-MaterialSafetyDataSheetisadocumentthatprovidesdetailedinformation onchemicalsubstances.

20.21.22.23.NRC-NationalResponseCenter,acommunications centerforactivities relatedtoresponseactions,islocatedatCoastGuardheadquarters inWashington, DC.Thetoll-free number(800-424-8802) canbereached24hoursadayforreporting actualorpotential'ollution incidents.

NRT-NationalResponseTeam,consisting ofrepresentatives of14government

agencies, istheprincipal organization forimplementing theNationalContingency Plan(NCP).WhentheNRTisnotactivated foraresponseaction,itservesasastandingcommittee todevelopandmaintainpreparedness, toevaluatemethodsofresponding todischarges orreleases, torecommend neededchangesintheresponseorganization, andtorecommend revisions totheNCP.TheNRTmayconsiderandmakerecommendations toappropriate agenciesonthetraining, equipping, andprotection ofresponseteams;andnecessary

research, development, demonstration, andevaluation toimproveresponsecapabilities.

OrganicPeroxide-Anorganiccompoundthebivalent-o-o structure andwhichmaybeconsidered aderivative ofhydrogenperoxidewhereoneormoreofthehydrogenatomshavebeenreplacedbyorganicradicals.

ORM-OtherRegulated Materials

-Anymaterialthatmayposeanunreasonable risktohealthandsafetyorpropertywhentransported incommerceanddoesnotmeetanyofthedefinitions oftheotherhazardclasses.24.Oxidizers

-Anysubstance suchaschlorate, permanganate, inorganic

peroxide, oranitratethatyieldsoxygenreadilytostimulate thecombustion oforganicmatter.

25.26.27.28.29.PENA-Pennsylvania Emergency Nanagement Agencytoincludetheheadquarters inHarrisburg andthethreeAreaoffices(Eastern, Hamburg;Central,Selinsgrove; Wester,Indiana).

PERC-Pennsylvania Emergency ResponseCommission

-Responsible foroverallpolicyanddirection ofstatewide emergency planningandnotification activities andorganization consistent withtheprovisions ofSARA.Pesticide SafetyTeamNetwork(PSTN)-Consistsofapproximately 40emergency teamslocatedthroughout thecountryoperatedbytheNationalAgricultural ChemicalAssociation.

Teamswillrespondtohazardous emergencies involving agricultural chemicalpesticides.

CHEMTRECservesasthecommunications linkforthisprogram.PoisonA-Poisonous gasesorliquidsofsuchnaturethataverysmallamountofthesubstance mixedwithairisdangerous tolife.Poison8-Substances, liquidsorsolids(including pastesandsemisolids),

otherthanClassAPoisonsorirritation materials, whichareknowntobetoxictomanastoaffordahazardtohealthorwhichintheabsenceofadequatedataonhumantoxicity, arepresumedtobetoxictoman.t30.32.33.Pyrophoric Liquids-anymaterial, orcombination ofmaterials, thatspontaneously emitsionizingradiation andhavingaspecificactivitygreaterthan0.002microcuries pergram.Release-,Anyspilling, leaking,pumping,pouring,emitting,

emptying, discharging, injecting,

escaping, leaching, dumping,ordisposing intotheenvironment (including theabandonment ordiscarding ofbarrels,containers, andotherclosedreceptacles) ofanyhazardous

chemical, extremely hazardous substance, ortoxicchemical.

RRT-RegionalResponseTeamscomposedofrepresentatives offederalagenciesandarepresentative fromeachstateinthefederalregion.Duringaresponsetoamajorhazardous materials incidentinvolving transportation orafixedfacility, theOSCmayrequestthattheRRTbeconvenedtoprovideadviceorrecommendations inspecificissuesrequiring resolution.

UndertheNCP,RRTsmaybeconvenedbythechairmanwhenahazardous materials discharge orreleaseexceedstheresponsecapability qvailable totheOSCintheplacewhereitoccurs;crossesregionalboundaries, ormayposeasubstantial threattothepublichealth,welfare,orenvironment, ortoregionally significant amountsofproperty.

Regionalcontingency plansspecifydetailedcriteriaforactivation ofRRTs.RRTsmayreviewplansdeveloped incompliance withTitleIII,iftheLocalEmergency PlanningCommittee sorequests.

34.SARA-The"Superfund Amendments andRe-authorization Actof1986."TitleIIIofSARAincludesdetailedprovisions forcommunity planningtorespondtohazardous materialreleases.

35.Spill-Accidentallowingmaterialtofloworescapefromcontainment.

36.Spontaneously Combustible Materials (Solid)-Anysolidsubstance, (including sludgesandpastes)whichmayundergospontaneous heatingorself-ignition underconditions normallyincidenttotransportation orwhichmay,uponcontactwiththeatmosphere, undergoanincreaseintemperature andignite.37.Superfund

-Thetrustfundestablished underCERCLAtoprovidemoneytheOSCcanuseduringacleanup.38.TitleIII-The"Emergency PlanningandConmunity Right-to-Know Actof1986.".S'pecifies requirements fororganizing theplanningprocessatthestateandmunicipal levelsforspecified extremely hazardous substances; minimumplancontent;requirements forfixedfacil'ity ownersandoperators toinformofficials aboutextremely hazardous substances presentatthefacilities; andmechanisms for'aking information aboutextremely hazardous substances available tocitizens.

39.Toxic:Chemicals

-Toxicchemicals identified aschemicals ofconcernbystatesofNewJerseyandMaryland(329chemicals/chemical categories).

Thislistofchemicals issubjecttoToxicChemicalReleaseReporting underSARA,TitleIII,Section313.40.MaterReactiveMaterials (Solid)-Anysolidsubstance (including sludgesandpastes)which,byinteraction withwater,islikelytobecomespontaneously flammable ortogiveoffflammable ortoxicgasesindangerous quantities.

gasrpb8287i/1(25)

11.TABSA.B.C.D.E.F.G.H.FacilityAreaMapRulesandBy-LawsLetters/Memoranda ofAgreement Emergency Telephone RosterCommunity Resources FacilityResources MapsandTablesMaterialSafetyDataSheets 8

TABAFACILITYAREAMAP WestNanticoke ec239Shickshinny honnaa"egasNanticoke NSSES~BeachHavenBerwickescopeck93800l2345ttti/aeConyngham 0HasletonSusquehanna SteamElectricStationAreaMap TABBRULESANDBY-LAMS46

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RULESANDBY-LAWSTherulesandby-lawsforthisplanhavenotbeenestablished.

Thesearescheduled tob'ewrittenasacooperative effortbetweentheLuzerneCountyEmergency Management Agency(LCEMA)andtheSusquehanna SteamElectricStation(SSES).Procedures forhandlinghazardous materialemergencies canbefoundintheSusquehanna SteamElectricStationPreparedness, Prevention andContingency Plan,Sections10-17,Section19andAppendixA.47

TABCLETTERS/MEMORANDA OfAGREEMENT

LettersofAgreement Lettersof.Agreement havebeenestablished withthoseStateandLocalagenciesaswellaslocalandindustrysupportservicegroupsthatareresponsible toensureahighlevelofemergency preparedness fortheSSES.Theseagreements havebeenestablished toassureallpartiesareawareoftheircommitment toSSESandthepublicinthevicinityoftheSSESduringanemergency.

Thefollowing listofagenciesandsupportgroupshavesignedlettersofagreement:

Aenc/SuortGrouPennsylvania Emergency Management AgencyPennsylvania DER/BRPGEBWREmergency SupportRadiation Management Corp.LuzerneCountyCommissioners ColumbiaCountyCommissioners BerwickHospitalGeisinger MedicalCenterShickshinny Volunteer Ambulance Assoc.Nescopeck Volunteer Ambulance Assoc.HobbieVolunteer FireCo.-Ambulance PondHill-Lily LakeAmbulance Association EastBerwickHoseCo.$2SalemTownshipFireCo.41Shickshinny FireDepartment RelianceFireCo.Institute ofNuclearPowerOperations SafetyLightCorporation Theselettersofagreement providefor:oCoordination ofplanningeffortsbyStateandlocalagencies; industrysupportgroups;fireambulance andhospitalsupportservices; andPennsylvania PowerandLightCo.oAppropriate emergency responsetoassureemployeeandpublicsafetydur'inganemergency'ondition atSSES.'Mutualnotification capabilities.

oAppropriate trainingandexercising ofemergency responsecapabilities.

oFire,firstaidandmedicalsupport.oEnvironmental monitoring andassessment support.oOther'emergency supportservicesasdeemednecessary TheManager-Nuclear Servicesisresponsible forrenewinglettersofagreement everytwoyearswhereapplicable.

Insomeinstances, wheretheletterofagreement isforaspecified durationlongerthan2years,lettersneednotbereneweduntil'heendofthespecified duration.

Copiesaremaintained andcontrolled withinSRMStoassureappropriate reviewandupdatingtakesplace.

l TABDEMERGENCY TELEPHONE ROSTER50 P

OFFSITEAGENCIESANI:(203)677-7305AMERICANNUCLEARSOCIETY555N.Kensington Ave.LaGrangePark,ILL60525Telephone:

(312)352-6814Telecopier:

(312)353-0499BECHTELPOWERCORPORATION SecurityControlCenter415)768-3840415)768-3841(415)768-3842BERWICKHOSPITAL701East16thStreetBerwick,PA18603759-5000BIOLABPROJECTDIRECTORLaboratory 717-542-2191 Director717-683-5268 Backup717-683-5275 CEMA.Court,HouseWestMainStreetBloomsburg, PA178151-784-6300 orCTN4955/4956 COUNTYCORONERDr.GeorgeHudock,Jr.CourtHouse825-1664/1665 MercyHospital(Office)826-3474Home287-3418ChiefDeputyCoronerCourtHouse825-1664/1665 Business693-1130Home693-0709Assistant DeputyCoronerCourtHouse'825-1664/1665 Business823-7157Home822-0967DER/BRPP.O.Box2063Harrisburg, PA17120787-2480or787-3479BRPRad-CTN'4964BRPTechnical

-CTN4965EASTBERWICKHOSECOMPANYf25thandCentralAvenueBerwick,PA18603752-3577, 752-3678, or752-3772EPRIA.DavidRossinOffice:(415)855-2061Home:(415)948-7939EPRISecurity:

(415)855-2321GEISINGER MEDICALCENTERDanville, PA17822Emergency Dept.1-271-6591 LifeFlight1-271-6666 GENERALELECTRICBWREmergency Support(408)971-1038HOBBIEVOLUNTEER FIRECOMPANYR.D.g2Wapwallopen, PA18660379-3086or379-3013HUNLOCKCREEKAMBULANCE ASSOCIATION P.O.Box35HunlockCreek,PA18621542-7514INPO1100Circle75Parkway,Suite1500Atlanta,GA30339Emergency ResponseCenter(404)953-0904or(404)952-0922 IN LCEMAControl'enter, Courthouse Wilkes-Barre, PA18711-1001 8am-5pm-825-177624hourservice-824-9944Courthouse SW-825-1500CTN4906/4907/4908 NATIONALWEATHERBUREAU(717)655-'9331 or(717)457-6377NESCOPECK AMBULANCE ASSOCIATION WarrenStreetNescopeck, PA186351-784-7911 PEMAP.O.Box3321Harrisbur g,PA171051-783-8150 orCTN4960/4961 PENNSYLVANIA GASANDWATERCOMPANYOperating controlofpipeline829-8624, 823-3211, or825-7053Distribution System829-8734or800-432-8017 PENNSYLVANIA STATEPOLICEShickshinny BarracksR.D.81,Box346Berwick,PA18603542-4117, 542-4118, or542-4119TroopPWyoming,PA18644$87-2185or693-2442PHILADELPHIA ELECTRICCOMPANYMutualRadiological SupportPeachBottomPowerStation(717)456-7014PONDHILL-LILY LAKEAMB.ASSOC.R.D.$1Wapwallopen, PA18660379-3337RELIANCEFIRECOMPANY501WestThirdStreetBerwick,PA18603752-5621SAFETYLIGHTCORPORATION 4150OldBerwfckRoadBloomsburg, PA17815(717)784-4344After5pmJohnWatts925-2887SALEMTOWNSHIPFIRECOMPANYNO.1BeachHaven,PA18601752-3577or752-3772SHICKSHINNY AREAVOLUNTEER FIRECOMPANY81NorthMainStreetShickshinny, PA18655542-4155SHICKSHINNY VOLUNTEER AMBULANCE ASSOC.50FurnaceStreetShickshinny, PA18655542-4117(viaShickshinny PSP)TELEDYNEISOTOPES50VanBurenAvenueWestwood, NJ07675SAMPLEANALYSIS(201)664-7070Afterhours:AlHogan:(201)666-8548Dr.Martin:(201)391-1676Or.Jeter:(201)767-3359HELICOPTER CHARTERSERVICEHorshamValleyAirways451CaredeanDriveHorsham,PA19044215-674-2100 215-674-2871 TABECOMMUNITY RESOURCES 53 11.E.lARRANGEMENTS WITHEMERGENCY RESPONSECONTRACTORS Attachment 11.E.1listsprivateemergency responsecontractors thatSusquehanna coulduseintheeventofanemergency orspill.AllPPIILfacilities arefurnished withthislistofcontractors.

Thelist.includeseachcontractor's name,address,andphonenumber.

Attachment 11.E.1LISTOFEMERGENCY RESPONSECONTRACTORS PENNSYLVANIA Industrial WasteRemoval,Inc(0&C)2-ox141Lewisberry, PA17339-9537 BusinessPhone:24-HourPhone:HomePhones:(717)938-6745(717)236-0476(717)766-7659(JamesKohr)(717)657-3450(StevenKohr)InlandPuminandDrede(0).0.Box140Downingtown, PA19335BusinessPhone:(215)269-3900(24-Hour)

Contact:DaleYeagerMid-State TradinCo.(08C)25rentonvenueP.0.Box3275Williamsport, PA17701BusinessPhone:(717)326-9041Contacts:

SamSimonJuliusSimonJ.L.BeattInc.esta>ntreetNorristown, PA19403(0)BusinessPhone:(215)631-1124HomePhones:215)539-0663(RogerBeatty)21,5)368-0510(BoydDeiley)

Attachment 11.E.1HenrYeska5SonsInc.oxGeorgetown RoadNazareth, PA18064(0)Business&HomePhone:HomePhones:(215)759-3290(HenryYeska)1(215)759-5635(DonaldD.Siegfried)

(215)759-0649(HenryYeska,Jr.)J.YererWasteOil(0)~~PineGrove,PA17963BusinessPhone:(717)865-4441MobileDredin5PuminComan(05C)ottstownoaP.0.Box237Exton,PA19341BusinessPhone:(215)363-6677(24hours)Contact:HowardA.HarrisWasteConversion (C)Hatfield, PA19440BusinessPhone:(215)822-8996Contact:SteveLamberPetroccleInc.oxYork,PA17405BusinessPhone:Contact:(0)(717)843-0981(24hours)GeorgeL.Cramer,Jr.

NEWJERSEYAttachment 11.E.1CoastalServices~8Paulsboro, NJ08066Business524-HourPhone:MomePhones:(609)423-2700609)423-7377(SteveWeber)609)468-7675(JoeOouglas)(609)423-1733(RussRicca)(609)4684937(HarryShute)SCAChemicalWasteServices, Inc.(08C)100ListervenueNewark,NJ07105BusinessPhone:(201)465-9100NewEnlandPollution Controlox8364Trenton,NJ08650BusinessPhone:(609)259-3333Eastcoast Pollution ControlInc.(0)ougtute-ar-aoutonControl)CencoBoulevard P.0.Box275Clayton,NJ08312BusinessPhones:(609)881-5100(215)923-2500Contact:John0.Cucinotta MARYLANOJ&LIndustries (08C)EfffTERdBa1timore,MD21220BusinessPhones:(301)488-080024-HourPhone(800)638-9116Attachment 11.E.1Contact:H.J.BrissonAmericanRecoverComan(C)101rchtreetBaltimore, MD21226BusinessPhone:(301)355-062324-HourPhone:(301)388-0837Contact:RalphOaffinGSXServicesInc.(08C)~oxLaurel,MO20707BusinessPhone:(301)953-3673NOTES:"0"indicates oilclean-upservicesprovided.

"C"indicates chemicalclean-upservicesprovided.

11.E.2ARRANGEMENTS WITHLOCALEMERGENCY RESPONSEAGENCIESANDHOSPITALS Attachment 11.E.2listslocalemergency responseagenciesandhospitals, theiraddresses andphonenumberswithwhicharrangements havebeenmadeintheeventofaspilloremergency.

Additional contactsspecifictoradiological emergencies canbefoundintheSusquehanna Emergency Plan.Specificlettersofagreement regarding thisSection11.E.2canbefoundinTabCoftheHazardous Material Emergency Off-SiteResponsePlan.

Attachment 11.E.2LOCALEMERGENCY RESPONSEAGENCIESANOHOSPITALS BerwickHosital701E.16thStreetBerwick,PA18603(717)752-4551EastBerwickHoseCo.No.25thandCentralAvenueBerwick,PA18603752-3677, 752-3678,or 752-3772GeisinerMedicalCenterOanvi11e,PA17822Emergency Oepartment (717)271-6591LifeFlight(717)271>>6666HobbieVol.FireCo.R.D.P2Wapwallopen, PA18660(717)379-3086or3013NescoeckAmbulance Assn.WarrenSt.Nescopeck, PA18635(,717)784-79.11 PondHill-LilLakeFireCo.R.0.41Wapwallopen,PA18660(717)379-3337Shickshinn Vol.Ambulance Assoc.50FurnaceSt.Shickshinny, PA18655(717)542-4117(viaShickshinny PaStatePolice)Shickshinn AreaVol.FireCo.81NorthMainStreetShickshinny, PA18655(717)542-4155SusuehannaSESBioloicalLaborator (717)542-2191RelianceFireCo.501WestThirdSt.Berwick,PA18603(717)752-5621HunlockCreekAmbulance Assoc.P.0.Box35HunlockCreek,PA18621(717)542-7514SalemTownshiFireCo.No.1BeachHaven,PA18601(717)752-3677or3772SafetLihtCororation4150-AOldBerwickRoadBloomsburg, PA17815(717)784-4344After5p.m.JohnWatts-925-2887

TABFFACILITYRESOURCES 61 EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT TheSusquehanna SEShasanextensive supplyofequipment on-siteavailable foruseduringanemergency, including aspillresponsetrailer.Emergency equipment isdescribed inalistinAttachment 11.F.1.Thislistincludestheequipment's description,

quantity, locationandmaintenance procedures (periodicity oftesting,etc.).Attachment 11.F.2isadetailedinventory ofthespillresponsetrailer.Thisinventory isconducted everythreemonthsbythewasteyardworkcrew.

I SUSQUEHANNA SESEMERGENCY EgUIPMBIT Attachment 11.F.1DESCRIPTION 55-Gal.Open-Head DrumsgUANTITY25each55-Gal.Closed-Head Drums10each55-Gal.DrumGaskets12each55-Gal.Polyethylene-Lined 5eachClosed-Head DrumsLOCATIONWasteAccum.AreaWasteAccum.AreaWasteAccum.AreaWasteAccum.AreaMAINTENANCE MonthlyCheckMonthlyCheckMonthlyCheckMonthlyCheck85-Gal.Open-Head SalvageDrumsAbsorbent PillowsActivated CarbonforSolventSpillsAerialLadder5each2pallets100lbs.WasteAccum.AreaWasteAccum.AreaWasteAccum.AreaBerwickFireCompanyMonthlyCheckP.M.*P.M.P.M.AirCompressor AirSupply(forbreathing air)BackhoeBasketStretchers Bulldozer BullhornCamera/Photo equipment

• PeriodicMaintenance Fixedplantair5airpacksSeveralSecurityP.M.PlantStaff-Tech.

P.M.Section,SafetyCroupEBSConstr'uction P.M.F.P.A.-Through-outFacilityAirPacks-H.P.

AreaEASConstruction, P.M.Strategically P.M.lgcatedthrough-outFacilityESSConstruction P.M.(OnRequest)

Attachment 11.F.1OESCRIPTION gUANTITYLOCATIONMAINTENANCE ChainhoistChainsawChemicalNeutralizers ChemicalSuitsSeveral1SeveralSeveralE&SConstruction PP&LMaintenance E&SConstruction P.M.P.M.Chemistry Oept.&N/AWasteAccumulation AreaSafetyOfficeP.M.WasteAccumulation AreaChlorineLeakPatchKitCutters(Power)Oecontamination Equipment OrumPlugs(Assorted)

OrumCoversOrumLinersEjector,smokeElevatedPlatformExplosimeters Fans(Portable)

FeltPadsFirefighting First-Aid SuppliesSeveral20each10each6eachSeveralSeveral2boxesVariableVariableSO~BuildingOff-SiteFireCompanies Throughout Plant(Eye&BodyWashes)WasteAccum.AreaWasteAccum.AreaWasteAccum.AreaFireEqu'ipment ShedsE&SConstruction PP&LSafetyPP&LStoreroom WasteAccum.AreaThroughout PlantPP&LFirst-Aid (S&A),Oispen-sary,Throughout PlantP.M.P.M.P.M.Non-H.P.Oecon.

MonthlyCheck,MonthlyCheckMonthlyCheckP.M.P.M.P.M.P.M.MonthlyCheckP.M.P.M.

Attachment 11.F.1OESCRIPTION gUANTITYLOCATIONMAINTENANCE FoamConcentrate SupplyForkliftSeveralGallonsFireVanE&SConstruction PP&L/Storerooms P.M.P.M.FoodSupplyCafeteria's S&AP.M.Building/E&S Const.FuelSupplyGenerator TrailerGloves(Assorted)

GranularAbsorbent Heaters(Portable)

Helicopter (Medical)

Hydraulic Spreaders JackHanmerJa'cksLightingEquipment, PortableMetalSawNeutrasorb (acidneutralizer)

Neutracit(causticneutralizer)

P.A.System4doz.6bagsSeveralSeveralSeveral1box1boxPP&LFuelAreaE&SConstruction WasteAccum.AreaWasteAccum.AreaPP&LWarehouse/

Maintenance Agreement withLifeFlightGeisinger MedicalCenterOff-SiteFireCompanies E&SConstruction E&SConstruction E&SConstruction/

Maintenance/

Off-SiteFireCompanies E&SConstruction ToolRoomWasteAccum.AreaWasteAccum.AreaThroughout Plant/Elec.Maint.-PP&LP.M.P.M.MonthlyCheckMonthlyCheckP.M.P.M,P.M.~P.M.P.M.AsrequiredP.M.MonthlyCheckMonthlyCheckP.M.

Attachment 11.F.1OESCRIPTIONgUANTITYLOCATIONMAINTENANCE Plug-N-Patch PlugRugsProtective Covera1lsRadioRadiation Oetectors RolledFeltAbsorbent S.C.B.A.(1hour)S.C.'B.A.

(1/2hour)1kits1each,2doz.SeveralSeveral2rolls2060WasteAccum.AreaWasteAccum.AreaWasteAccum.AreaOPS,Security,

"'SafetyI'.P.AreaHazardous WasteAreaH.P.,FireBrigadeShedsH.P.,Hazardous WasteArea(Response Trailer)MonthlyCheckMonthlyCheckMonthlyCheckP.M.P.M.MonthlyCheckP.M.P.M.SolventAbsorbent Submersible PumpVaryingSeveralPPKLMaint./EAS Const.P.M.WasteAccum.AreaP.M.Toilets,PortableToolBox'aterPumpWelding/Cutting SeveralSeveralSeveralSeveralThroughout sitePP5L/Maint.

AreaEKSConstruction/

Maintenance ESSConstruction/

Maintenance P.M.P.M.P.M.P.M.

Attachment 11.F.2SPILLRESPONSETRAILERINVNYHKLOATE:SIGNATURE:

QUANTITYUNITSITEMOESCRIPTION BIN¹SATIS-UNSATIS-FACTORYFACTORY6Each6Each6~Each6PairsProtective Coveralls

-LargeProtective Coveralls

-X-LargeRainCoatsRainPants6PairsRainBoots6Each2Each2Each.10Each2,Vials1Each1Each1Each1Each1EachFaceShieldsFullfacePieceRespirators Oust/Mist Respirators Respirator Cartridges (Varying) pHTestPaperHazardous Materials Emergency ResponseNFPAHazardous Materials GuideNIOSH/OSHA ChemicalHazardsGuideOriver'sGuideonHazardous Materials ChemicalGloveGuidesheet 3A3A3A3AGuide3B3B3B3B3B

SPILLRESPONSETRAILERHKLAttachment 11.F.2DATE:SIGNATURE:

QUANTITYUNITSITEMDESCRIPTION BIN¹SATIS-UNSATIS-FACTORYFACTORY1010121261212'500EachEachPairsPairsPairsPairsPairsRollsFeetVaporproof SplashGogglesVentilated SplashGogglesNitriflex GlovesNeoprene'Gloves VitonGlovesButylGlovesNitrile-Latex GlovesSpillResponseBannerSafetyFlagging3B3B3C3C3C3C'C4A4A2521PoundsRollsCottonRagsIPaperTowelsSheetSpillResponseTrailerInventory 4A4A4AEachEachEachRollsOpen-Head DrumCoverIOpen-Head 55-Gallon DrumOpen-Head 85-Gallon SalvageDrumFeltAbsorbent 4B4B"4B100PoundsNeutrasorb 4B 1I Attachment 11.F.2SPILLRESPONSETRAILERINVYHEKLDATE:SIGNATURE:

QUANTITYUNITSITEMDESCRIPTION BIN0SATIS-'NSATIS-FACTORYFACTORY100PoundsNeutracit 4B1Each2BagsPoly-Lined 55-Gallon DrumGranularAbsorbent 4C4C2BundlesHazorbPillows4C1Each1Each1Each1Each6Each'Roll1Each2Each2Each4Kits1Box1Box1EachDrumPump55-Gallon DrumGasketDrumFunnelwithflamearrestorPolyethylene Long-Stem FunnelDrumLinersVisqueenShovelPicksPlugRugsPlug-N-Patch PlasticFiberMasticSampleContainers PolyScoop40404D4D4D406A6B6B

Attachment 11.F.2SPILLRESPONSETRAILERINVN0YCHKLISOATE:SIGNATURE:,

QUANTITYUNITSITEMOESCRIPTION BIN¹SATIS-UNSATIS-FACTORYFACTORY1EachEachEachSetEachEachEachBagEachToolBox(assorted tools)OrumBungWrenchesPyromarker ScrewDriversSocketWrenchSocketsPuttyKnifeAssortedOrumBungsFireExtinguishers 7Exterior 1'

TAB6MAPSANDTABLES71

4001.000,I,aeIK&C+'OO10~00100ll~14ll1~II44141)1~II~11414Il11~I~00140II10411iI~44111111401411.0l.~1010~II.OOIl.~044(aSy4001.000~IICC'mIIIIISFigure1:Population Distribution 1980 Table2:Population Distribution 19900-10MilesDistance(miles)SectorNNNENEENEEESESESSESSSMSMMSMMMNMNMNNMTOTALClMULATIVE TOTAL0-11-2~8170720001405423254223438145341414234414458429ll401068191823K1,11132361,3992-34729160362262146362944331328584491151,7772,8773-41,1330194684217814691139849111394100002~47K5,3504-52'16036293701691345~101181~4913,99617925593229.03214'825-101,1001,90010,5001,3001,0002,1002,8003,4001,7001,0002,00012'001,4007009001.00045,70060,08210-MileTotal4,4482,00111,2161,5111,1882,5573,3813,7582,0531,4843,93117,3991,7641,1501,1671,02460,002

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Table1:Population Distribution 198010MilesDiet~ence aller)Sector1NHENEEHBEBSESESSESSSWSWWSWWWNWIWMSMTOTALClMJLATIUE TOTAL0-1K0000213835313333101316211211,1-2K6901452242251421352251455283866171,1181>3292-327149342157135342741307304544184141.37r2,7023-41,%K18364401681378513179851078895002>378510304-52,01403448867161124391121,4193'021702438821~0,5313,6235-101,0001>90010,6001,1009001;9002,4003,0001,5009002,00012,3001,30060080090043,10056,72310<<MileTotal4,1731,99611,2761,3001,0802,3312,9473,3391;833',3603,82816,571-1,6431,0271,05196056,723

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FAMILYAcLdIICHEMSAFEŽ INSTRUCTIONAL CLASSIFICATION FORMULATRADENAMEANDSYNONYMSH2S04CASNUMSERII007664939AffixAppropnate ChemsafeŽ lnstructiOnal Classification Label'RarerlocHEMSAFET inslrucuonal boovelsiorgaiaregarding Ineorooerties.

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=I)Solubility InWater(%byWeight)C340Completely

>$.02%max.ofjrgngFeSpecificGravity(Hr0=1)60/60F)PercentVolatileBVolume{%)Evaporation RateButIAcetate=tMeltingPoint('F.)degC~~>.~~>>H(u:

f'Trworkweek,of1mg/m1.8354NANA'a-34Appearanceand Dc!orClear,colorless, hygroscopic oilyliquidwithnoodor.VFIREANOEXPLOSION HAZARDDATAFlasnPoinlIMelhodUsed)tFlamrnsbl

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NO.53MATERIALSAFETYDATASHEETGENIUMPUBLISHING CORPORATION 1145CATALYNSTREETSCHENECTADY, NY12303-1836 USA(518)317.8855SECTIONIsMATERIALIDENTIFICATION ofNIUMNJOU5MIHo coct.DtJu].y1979.TERIALNAMECHLORINERDESIGNATIONS:

C12~CASII007782505ESCRXPTION:

Agasshippedinsteelcylinders asaliquidunderitsownvaporpressure.

ACTURERsAvailable frommanysuppliers.

SECTIONIleINGREDIENTS ANDHAZARDSChlorine*CurrentOSHAceilinglimit.ACGIHTLV(1978)is1ppmwithaSTELof3ppmforupto15minutesexposure.

NIOSH(1976)proposedaceilinglimitof0.5ppm(15minutesamplingtime).(Controversy goingonwhetherOSHAstandardshouldincludeceilinglimitornot.))99HAZARDDATA8-hrTWA1ppm(C)or3mg/m3*SECTION.IIIePHYSICALDATAensyasBoilingpointat1atm,degC------34Gasat1atm,g/liter---3.214Vaporpressureat20C,mmHg----4800Liquidat3.65atm,g/cc<<-1.47Vapordensity(Air1)2.49Molecular weight.------70.91Watersolubility at20C,1atm,g/1-7.3Appearance aOdorsAgreenish-yellow gasorclear,amber-colored liquidwithasuffo-cating,pungent,irritating odor.Theodorrecognition threshold (100'ftestpanel,unfatigued) isreportedat0.314peen.Theamoriseasilynoticedat1.9-3.5ppnandhasbeenrereedasintolerable at2.6-41deontheobserver.

SECTIONIVsFIREANDEXPLOSIONDATAasointandMethodAutoiitionTem.Flammabilit LimitsInAirNon-flammable LOWERUPPERUseextxnguxs ngmasaopropraeoresurcoolintact,fire-exposed containers (onetontanksandcylinders willreleasechlorinewhenafusiblemetalsafetyplugmeltsatI58-165P.)

Ifpossible, havespecially trainedpersonnel removeintactcylinders fromfirearea.lorinewillsupporttheburningofmostcombustible materials, gustasoxygendoes.Flammable gasesandvaporscanformexplosive mixtureswithchlorine.

irefighters mustuseself-contained breathing equipment, eyeprotection, andfullpro-tective'clothiwhenfightingfiresinwhichchlorineisinvolved.

SECTIONVoREACTIVITY DATAorexssesteecontarsatroomtemperature en.Intenseocaeat(above215oC)onsteelwalls cancausesteeltoigniteinchlorine.]

Itisapowerfuloxidising agentwhichreactsviolent1y withreducingagentsandcombus-tiblematerials.

Materials suchasacetylene, turpentine, otherh)tdrocarbons, aamonia,,hydrogen, ether,powderedmetals,etc.mustbekeptawayfromchlorine.

Itreactswith82SandH2OformingHClgitcombineswithCOandSO2toformphosgeneandsulfurylchloride(toxicandcorrosive materials)

~Wetchlorine(150ppmwater)corrosively attacksmostcceaenmetals.Handlingchlorinerequiresspecialmaterials technology.

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No.SECTIONVI~HEALTHHAZARDINFORMATION TLV1ppmor3mg/m(C)Chlorinebelievedtodamagethebodybylocalcorrosive" effects~onlrnosystemiceffects.5-8xtpminaizwillbeseverelyirritating toeyes,nose,andx'espiratory tractofmostMdividuals inafewminutes(10ppmintolerable foravg.person).Higherlevelexposures producecoughing, dyspnea,burnsoftheskin,conjunctivitis, pulmonary edema(maybedelayed)anddeathtdepending onconcentration andtimeofexposure(35-51ppm,lethalinanhour;afewdeepbreathsfatalat1000ppm).Reducedrespiratory capacity(especially axingsmokers)anddentalerosioncanre-sultfromchroniclowlevelexposure.

Anycontactwithliauidchlorinecausesburns,blistering andtissuedestruction.

FIRSTAID:CallhsicianIMMEDIATELY foranersonoverexsedtochlorinel medicalhelpiscct~raadilavailable, ccatiauetlushiaewithwater.SkinContact:(Treatforinhalation exposurefirstl)Removecontaminated clothingunderasafetvshowerWashexposedskinareasthoroughlv withwater.Inhalation:

Removetofreshair.Restorebreath1ng whenrequizecl.

Havetrainedperson45lllQITSt'er oxygenuntilvictimbreatheseasilyonhisown.KeepwarmandatrestlInmildcases,givemilktorelievethroatirritation.

SECTIONVlItSPILL>LEAK>ANDDISPOSALPROCEDURES Establish writtenemergency plansandspecialtrainingofpersonnel wherechlorineisused.Notifysafetypersonnel.

Provideventilation.

Excludefromareaallexceptspecially trained,assignedpersonnel withapprovedself-contained breathing equipment andappropriate protective clothing.

Findandstopleak.(Largeuncontrollable leaksrequireenvironmental consideration andpossibleevacuation afsurrounding area.)Hoveleakingcontainer toisolatedarea.Positiontoxeleasegasnotliquid.Whenpossibledrawoffchlorinetoprocessortodisposalsystem.DISPOSALc Bubblethroughalargevolumeof15\aqueousNa08orotheralkali.Suit-aSIyZxsposeofresulting solution.

FollowFederal,Stateandlocalregulations.

SECTIONVIIItSPECIALPROTECTION INFORMATION Providegeneralandlocalexhaustventilation tameetTLVrequizements.

Providesuit-ableventingforlowlyingaxeas.Useenclosed, isolatedprocessing andhandlingwheneverpossible.

Fullface-piece zespirators mustbeavailable fornon-routine andemergency useccanistergasmaskbelow5000ppminairandself-contained breathing equipment forotherconditions.

Workersshouldbeprovidedwithchemicalsafetygogglesandimpervious gloves.Fullprotective clothingmustbeusedwhenneededtapreventexposuretochlorine, liquiorgas.Dailychangeofworkclothesandshowering afterworkshiftarerecommended.

Eyewashstationsandchemicalsafetyshowersmustheavailable inareasofhandlingandstorageofchlorine.

SECTIONIXeSPECIALPRECAUTIONS ANDCOMMENTSStorechlorinecontainers inwell-ventilated areasoflowfirepotential, awayfromincompatible materials (seeSec.V)andawayfromsourcesofheatandignition.

Pro-tectcontainers franweatherandphysicaldamage>followstandardsafetyprocedures forcontainers ofcompressed, corrosive gases.Providespecialtrainingtoworkershandlingchlorine.

Regularly inspect(andtest)pipingandcontainment usedforchlorineservice.Liquidlevelsshouldbelessthan85\oftankorcylindercapacityUsepreplacement andperiodicmedicalexamsgprecludefromworkplace exposuretochlorinethosewithcardiacpulmonazy orchronicrespiratory problems.

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'IRSpecialty GasMaterialSafetyDataSheetEMERGENCY PHONE(800)5239374INPENNSYLVANIA (800)3229092AIRPRODUCTSANDCHEMICALS, INC.BOX538ALLENTOWN, PA18105(215)481.8257PRODUCTNAMESULFURDIOXIDETRADKNAMEANDSYNONYMSSulfurDixoideCHEMICALNAMEANDSYNONYMSSulfurDioxideCAS¹7446-09-5 IssUEDATEMarch1978REvlsfoNDATEMarch1985FORMULASOsCHEMICALFAMILYInoranicAcidTIMEWEIGHTEDAVERAGEEXPOSUREUMITHEAI.THHAZARDDATA5ppmSYMPTOMSOFEXPOSURESulfurdioxideisextremely irritating totheairway,eyesandskin.Depending ontheintensity anddurationofexpo-sure,effectsmayvaryfrommildirritation toseveredestruction oftissues.Symptomsofexposuremayincludeburningsensations,

coughing, wheezing, laryngitis, shortness ofbreath.headache, nausea,andvomiting.

Penetra-tionofsulfurdioxideintothelowerairwaymayproducebronchitis, chemicalpneumonitis, andpulmonary edema.Contactofsulfurdioxidewiththeeyeswillcausepain,tearing,inflammation, swellingoftissueandpossiblede-struction oftheeye.Contactofsulfurdioxidewiththeskinwillcausesevereburnsorirritation oftheskin.Cryo-genicburnsmaybecausedbytheliquid.TOXICOLOGICAL PROPERTIES Inhalation humanTCLo:3ppm/5daysExposuretoatmospheres contaminated withsulfurdioxideisextremely irritating.

Itsodorandpromptirritantac-tionprovidesawarningofexposuretotoxicconditions.

Highconcentrations areextremely destructive totissuesoftheairway.eyesandskin.Inhalation mayhavefatalconsequences asaresultofspasm,inflammation andedemaofthelarynxandbronchi;chemicalpneumonitis andpulmonary edema.Exposureoftheeyestohighcon-centrations mayresultinulceration oftheconjunctiva andcorneaanddestruction ofalloculartissues.Contactwiththeskincausessevereburns.Systematic toxicityduetosulfurdioxideisnotknowntooccur.RECOMMENDED FIRSTAIDTREATMENT RESCUEPERSONNEL SHOULDAVOIDUNNECESSARY EXPOSURENInhalation:

Movetheaffectedpersontoanuncontaminated atmosphere.

Ifexposurehasbeentominorconcentra-tionsforalimitedtime,usuallynotreatment willberequired.

Ifbreathing hasstoppedorisimpaired, giveassistedrespiration (e.g.,mouth-to-mouth).

Supplemental oxygenshouldbeadministered.

Keepthevictimwarmandquiet.Assurethatthevictimdoesnotaspiratevomitedmaterialbyuseofpositional drainage.

Assurethatmucusdoesnotobstructtheairway.Seekmedicalattention atonce.~EeContact:CONTACTLENSESSHOULDNOTBEUSEDBYPERSONSPOTENTiAt.LY EXPOSEDTOSULFURDIOXIDE.Sulfurdioxidecontamination oftheeyesshouldbetreatedbyimmediate andprolonged irrigation withlargequantities ofwater.Assureadequateflushingoftheeyesbyseparating thelidswithfingers.Obtainmedicalassistance atonce.(Continued onlastpage)Information contained inthismaterialsafetydatasheetisofferedwithoutchargeforusebytechnically qualified personnel attheirdiscretion andrisk.Allstatements, technical information andrecommendations contained hereinarebasedontestsanddatawhichwebelievetobereliable.

buttheaccuracyorcompleteness thereofisnotguaranteed andnowarrantyofanykindismadewithrespectthereto.Thisinformation isnotintendedasalicensetooperateunderorarecommendation topracticeorinfringeanypatentofthisCompanyorotherscoveringanyprocess,composition ofmatteroruse.sincethecompanyshallhavenocontroloftheuseoftheproductdescnbedherein,thecompanyassumesnoliability forlossordamageincurredfromtheproperorimproperuseofsuchproduct.

HAZARDOUS MIXTURESOFOTHERLIQUIDS,SOUDS,ORGASESSulfurdioxidedissolves inwatertoformsulfurous acid,whichisunstablewhenexposedtoheat.BOILINGPOINT13.9'F(-10.5'C)VAPORPRESSURE70'F49.1psia(338.5kPa)SOLUBILITY INWATERSolubleAPPEARANCE ANDODORColorless aswithastronpunentodor.PHYSICALDATAUQUIDDENSITYATBOIUNGPOINT89.3Ib/ft'1430.4 kg/m')QASDENSITYAT70'F,1atnt0.1687Ib/fthm(2.70kg/ma)FREEZINGPOINT-103.9'F(-75.5'C)FIREANDEXPLOSION HAZARDDATAFLASHPOINT(Methodused)AUTOIGNITIONTEMPERATURE N/AN/AEXTINGUISHING MEDIAN/AFLAMMABLE UMITS'YoBYVOLUMELELUELN/AELECTRICAL CLASSIFICATION Nonhazardous SPECIALFIREFIGHTINQPROCEDURES Ifsulfurdioxidecontainers areinvolvedinafire,keepcylindercoolwithawatersprayfromadistance.

UNUSUALFIREANDEXPLOSION HAZARDSN/ASTABLEUnstableStableREACTIVITY DATACONDITIONS TOAVOIDINCOMPATIBILITY (Matertala toavoid)Aluminum, zincHAZARDOUS DECOMPOSITION PRODUCTSHAZARDOUS POLYMERIZATION MayOccurCONDITIONS TOAVOIDWIIINotOccurXSPILLORLEAKPROCEDURES STEPSTOBETAKENINCASEMATERIALISRELEASEDORSPILLEDSpillsofsulfurdioxidecanbehandledbywashingdowntheareawithwaterandneutralizing withalkali.WASTfDISPOSALMETHODDonotattempttodisposeofwasteorsurplussulfurdioxide.Returnallunusedquantities toAirProductsandChemicals, Inc.forproperdisposal.

roAirproductsandChemicals.

Inc,1985 SPECIALPROTECT(ON INFORMATION REsviRATDRY pRDTEcTIDN Ispecitytype)Positivepressureself-contained breathing apparatus shouldbeavailable foremergency use.VENTILATION (Seebackpage)PROTECTIVE GLOVESRubberEYEPROTECTION SafetygogglesorglassesLOCALEXHAUSTMECHANICAL (Qen,iAtworkandfloorlevelSPECIALOTHEROTHERPROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT Safeshoes,safeshowers,eebaths,faceshieldSPECIALPRECAUTIONS*

SPECIALULSEUNQINFORMATION D.O.T.GreenLabel,Nonflammable GasSPECIALHANDLINQRECOMMENDATIONS Useonlyinawell-ventilated area.Neverdropcylinders orallowthemtostrikeeachotherviolently.

Avoiddraggingorslidingcylinders.

evenforshortdistances.

Theyshouldbemovedbyasuitablehandtruck.Keepthevalvepro-tectioncapinplaceuntilcylinderissecuredandreadyforuse.Alwaysinsertatraporcheck-valve inthelinetopreventhazardous back-flow intothecylinder.

Useapressurereducingregulator whenconnecting tolowerpres-surepipingsystems.Foradditional handlingrecommendations consulttheAirProductsSpecialty GasCatalogSafetyandTechnical In-formation SectionorCompressed GasAssociation PamphletP-1.SPECIALSTORAGERECOMMENDATIONS Protectagainstphysicaldamage.Storecylinders inacool,dry,well-ventilated areaofnoncombustible construc-tion.Protectcylinders fromexcessive temperature risebystoringawayfromsourcesofheat.Nopartofacylindershouldbesubjected toatemperature above125'F(52'C).Storecylinders inanuprightpositionandfirmlyse-cured.Segregate fullandemptycylinders.

Storageinsubsurface locations shouldbeavoidedsincesulfurdioxideisheavierthanair.Foradditional storagerecommendations.

consulttheAirProductsSpecialty GasCatalogSafetyandTechnical In-formation/ection orCompressed GasAssociation PamphletP-1.SPECIALPACKAQINQ RECOMMENDATIONS IrAnhydrous sulfurdioxideisnoncorrosive tosteelandothercommonstructural metalsexceptzinc.Inthepresenceofmoisture.

however,corrosive conditions develop(SOa+HsOHsSOs).Lead,carbon,graphiteandstainless steelarerecommended forhandlingmoistsulfurdioxide.OTHERRECOMMENDATIONS ORPRKCAUTIONS Donotheatcylinders ofsulfurdioxideusingheatlamps,etc.tomaintaininternalpressure.

Thispracticehasre-sultedinrupturedsafetyreliefdevices.'VariousGovernment agencies(i.e.,Department ofTransportation, Occupational SafetyandHealthAdministration, FoodandDrugAdministration andothers)mayhavespecificregulations concerning thetransportation,

handling, storageoruseofthisproductwhichwillnotbereflected inthisdatasheet.Thecustomershouldreviewtheseregulations toensurethatheisinfullcompliance.

T Specialty GesOepartment AirPrpductsandChemicals.

Inc.Box538.Allentown, PA18105(215)4818257AIN/-,PfÃ)DVCTS LRECOMMENDED FIRSTAIDTREATMENT (Continued)

SkinContact:Flushtheaffectedareapromptlywithlargequantities ofwaterfor15minutes.Removecontaminated clothingasquicklyaspossible.

Exceptinthemostminor,superficial andlocalized burns,covertheaffectedareawithasteriledressingorcleansheetingandtransport formedicalcare.DONOTAPPLYGREASESOROINT-MENTS.Controlshockifpresent.Laundercontaminated clothingbeforereuse.Contaminated footwearmustgen-erallybediscarded.

VENTILATION Goodnaturalventilation issufficient forstorage.Mechanical ventilation isnecessary indoors.PrintedlnU.S.A.320.508 1"