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ITEM # 11 �
March 15 , 1990
T0: Mayor Napper
Council Members : Klassen
Oxborough
' Willcox
Wippermann
FROM: Stephan Jilk, City Adminis�rator
RE: Nuclear Power Plant Radioactive Release Exercise
Redwing, Minnesota
Attached is a notice of an exercise to take place on May 15 and
May 16 simulating a release of radioactive gas from the nuclear
power plant in Redwing.
Chief Staats will be monitoring this exercise and will be .
involved as becomes necessary.
As noted, we maq see some activitp in the community that day due
to the monitoring teams. We will remind qou of this exercise
again closer to the actual date so you are aware of it.
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MEMORANDUM ���
DAKOTA COUNTY PUBLIC BAFETY DTVISTON
EMERGENCY SERVICES DEPARTMENT
1580 Hiqhway 55
. Hastings, MN Sso33
January 19, 1990
To: Dakota County Police Chiefs
From: David Gisch, Coordinator �Cyl��
Dakota County Emergency Services
Ref: Ingestion Exposnre Pathway Response i
The Ingestion pathway planning provides methods for protecting the I
general public from consumption of foods and drinking water contaminated I
with radioactivity which may be released during a nuclear plant I�
accident. The State Departments of Health and Agriculture have the I
primary responsibility for this task. �
The ingestion pathway emergency planning zone (EPZ) extends for 50 miles
around the �
nuclear plants to include all food production, processing and ,
marketing facilities (See attached map) . ;
On May 15 & 16, 1990, Dakata, Goodhue and Washington Counties, along I
with the States of Minnesota and Wisconsin, and Nothern States Po�.+er I
Nuclear Plant at Prairie Island will be conducting a Federal Evaluated
full scale exercise. The Scenario is calling for a large amount af I
simulated release of radibaetive gases to drive the ingestion pathway I
exposure response. Depending an the wind direction and speed on those I
two days, I cauld be calling departments and advising you to simulate i
notifying your residents to take shelter or even evacuate the area. �
Additionally, there might be survey teams with radfolagical monitoring '
kits checking for hot spots in your cities. They will be from the State '
Nealth and Agriculture Department and have the appropriate �
identification. You may want to review the section of your plan that
deals with evacuation Annex F. T want you to know that this unigue ',
exercise is very fantastic. The Piant cauld not produce that type of
release. The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) however is '
mandating the exercise. '
If you have any questions please call me at 438-4703
�DAKOTA COUNTY Basic Plan
EMERGENCY RE5PONSE PLAN Revision: 0
BA3IC PLAN ' PAGE NO.
I. Reason for Plan 1
II. Purpose of Plan 1
III. Legal Basis and References 1 �
� Iv. Organization 2 �
Chart A 3
V. Direction and Control 2
VI. Emergency Responsibility Assignments 2
Chart B 5, 6
VII. Operatians Policies 4
VIII. Support
. A. National Guard 7
B. State and Federal Agencies 8
IX. Plan Updating and Distribution 9
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A. Warning and Notifieation A
B. Direction and Control , B
C. Emergency Public Information C
D. Search and Rescue Q
E. Health/Medical E
F. Evacuation, Traffic Control, and Security F I��,
G. Fire Protection G I
H. Damage Assessment H
I • Congregate Care I
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