Ill. Admin. Code tit. 32, § 504.10 - Policy and Scope
a) The Illinois
Emergency Management Agency (Agency) has the responsibility under State law to
acquire from each nuclear power reactor in the State all system status signals
which initiate Emergency Action Level Declarations, actuate accident mitigation
and provide mitigation verification, including indications of operating power
levels.
b) Signals shall be
provided by each owner in a manner that assures availability to the Agency
during all modes of reactor operation (including defueled conditions) as well
as throughout accidents and subsequent recovery operations.
c) This Part provides the criteria and
requirements under which each owner of a nuclear power reactor shall transmit
to the Agency a System Status Signals Catalogue for the reactor via a Reactor
Data Link (RDL).
d) This Part shall
apply to all owners. For any nuclear power reactor for which no License to
Operate has been issued by the United States Nuclear Regulatory Commission on
the effective date of this Part, a System Status Signals Catalogue shall be
transmitted by the owner to the Agency prior to commencing initial fuel
load.
e) For any nuclear power
reactor providing an RDL, the owner shall continue to transmit a System Status
Signals Catalogue after the License to Operate is no longer maintained and
until such time that all fuel is removed from the site or until the owner no
longer possesses the capability to supply such data.
Notes
Amended at 33 Ill. Reg. 2254, effective January 23, 2009
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