Re: EP Question

["x" <netngatr@magnolia.net>]

We do not issue new PARs if conditions have not changed.  We do require
a minimum hourly update of conditions.
Verbal contact is also required in certain instances (minor changes in
wind speed, etc), even if the PAR doesn't change.  This arrangement was
developed in coordination with the State and Local authorities.

Richard Sumrall
Emergency Planner
Grand Gulf Nuclear Station
rsumral@entergy.com
601-437-6293
fax 437-2716

personal opinion only, not reviewed or approved by employer

-----Original Message-----
From: Somerville, Mark <MOS3@pge.com>
To: Multiple recipients of list <radsafe@romulus.ehs.uiuc.edu>
Date: Thursday, April 20, 2000 9:28 AM
Subject: EP Question


>Do those of you that have full scale emergency preparedness plans use a
30
>minute update period for protective action recommendations?  That is,
do you
>require yourselves to issue a new PAR every 30 minutes even if nothing
has
>really changed from the previous PAR?
>
>If yes, can you cite a basis?
>Thanks in advance,
>Mark Somerville
>
>Certified Health Physicist
>PG&E Diablo Canyon Power Plant
>Senior Radiation Protection Engineer
>NVLAP Technical Director
>(805) 545-4007
>mailto:mos3@pge.com
>
>
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