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Your safety is very important to local officials and the operators of the Comanche PeakNuclear Power Plant. It is highly unlikely an accident would affect you or your family.Still, you need to read this information carefully and keep it in an accessible location.

It tells what to do if there is a Comanche Peak plant accident.

VISIT THE EMERGENCY INFORMATION WEBSITE: http://CPNPPEmergencyinfo.comHabla usted español? Si quiere recibir informacion para saber que necisita hacer en caso de

una emergencia en la Central Nuclear Comanche Peak por favor llame al telefono254-897-6881 y deje un mensaje con su nombre y direccion.

EMERGENCY PUBLIC INFORMATIONIf you hear the emergency sirens, tune to the Emergency

Alert System (EAS) (radio station WBAP 820 AM, WBAP 96.7 FM,or KFJZ 870 AM en español) for information. DO NOT CALL 911.

If there is a serious problem at Comanche Peak which is likely to affect the public, the Outdoor WarningSystem (sirens), or route altering (emergency vehicles using mobile loud speakers), may be used to alertpeople within 10 miles of the plant. The sirens may also be used for dangerous weather or civil defenseemergencies. The decision to activate the sirens rests with local authorities. The siren tone is a steady tonefor CPNPP and weather. The Civil Defense tone is a wavering tone.

Follow Emergency Alert System (EAS) instructions even if they differ from the information in this phone book.

Do not use the telephone unless you need to report conflicting information. If you hear conflictinginformation, the Comanche Peak emergency information number is 682-498-8010; or call the HoodCounty Sheriff’s office, 817-579-3307; or the Somervell County Sheriff’s office, 254-897-2242.

The sirens are tested at noon on the first Monday of each month, except major holidays.

PROTECTIONCounty officials may make one of two recommendations to help you protect yourself from possibleexposure to radiation. An evacuation is the most likely protective action to be recommended. Shelter inplace may also be recommended.

It is important for you to know where you live with respect to Comanche Peak. A Zone Map is provided inthis information. LOCATE THE ZONE THAT YOU LIVE IN AND WRITE DOWN THE ZONE NUMBER.Any instructions for protective actions from local officials will refer to these zones.

It is also recommended that you prepare an emergecy supply kit. For recommendations on the content ofthis kit, visit the DHS website at www.dhs.gov (enter keyword “Emergency Kit”), or the American Red Crossat www.redcross.org.

IF EVACUATION IS RECOMMENDED:• Everyone needs to register at a reception center (Cleburne Senior Center, 1212 Glenwood Drive,

Stephenville Recreation Hall, 378 W. Long Street, or the Benbrook YMCA, 1899 Winscott Road)and be checked for contamination. This will also aid others in locating you.

• Stay calm, you will have plenty of time to leave.• Without using the phone, make sure your neighbors know about the evacuation.

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IF EVACUATION IS RECOMMENDED: (CONTINUED)• Take only what you need most, including: this phone book, clothes, personal hygiene items,

eyeglasses, medicine and prescriptions, baby supplies, cash, identification, checkbookand credit cards, portable radio, flashlight, batteries, bottled water, ready to eat food,important papers and household pets.

• Where possible, shelter livestock. Leave them with food and water.• Lock windows and doors. Leave your house as you would if you were going on a short trip.• Use normal routes to Benbrook, Cleburne or Stephenville unless directed by Law Enforcement to go

another direction.• Keep your car’s vents and windows closed while driving within 10 miles of the power plant. If you use

your car air conditioning, set it on “inside” or “maximum” so it does not pull in outside air.• No guns or alcohol will be allowed in the reception centers.• If you are hurt or sick, go to the nearest hospital or ask the police for help.• Police will be able to help you with other evacuation needs.• Evacuated zones will be road blocked. You must get permission to enter an evacuated zone.• When the emergency ends, instructions on returning will be announced over radio station WBAP

820 AM, WBAP 96.7 FM, or KFJZ 870 AM (en Español).• For information concerning crops or livestock, contact the County Extension Agent.

IF SHELTER IN PLACE IS RECOMMENDED:• Go inside, close all windows and doors.• Turn off your heating or cooling systems and fans IF they pull in outside air.• Listen to the Emergency Alert System (EAS) on radio station WBAP 820 AM, WBAP 96.7 FM,

or KFJZ 870 AM (en Español).• Stay inside until officials say it is safe to go out.

SPECIAL EVACUATION GROUPS• School-children will be evacuated, if necessary, to Cleburne High School, 1501 Harlin Dr., Cleburne;

Henderson Junior High School, 2798 W. Frey St., Stephenville; or the Wetern Hills High School,3600 Boston Ave., Fort Worth; or other locations as determined by local school officials.The EAS, radio station WBAP 820 AM, WBAP 96.7 FM, or KFJZ 870 AM (en español), will tell parents where to meet their children. In most cases they will be relocated prior to your arrival or evacuation ofthe general public.

• Those in hospitals, nursing homes or needing special care will be taken, if necessary, to similarfacilities outside the evacuation area.

If you need information about these special evacuation groups, or have special needs such astransportation, you should call the Somervell County Sheriff’s office at 254-897-2242, or theHood County Sheriff’s office at 817-579-3307.

EMERGENCY CLASSIFICATIONSA Comanche Peak plant emergency would be classified by its seriousness.

• NOTIFICATION OF UNUSUAL EVENT:A minor problem. There would be no danger to the public.

• ALERT:Also a problem which will not require protection outside of plant property.Schools may be evacuated.

• SITE AREA EMERGENCY:A more serious problem that may require protective measures at the plant site.Schools may be evacuated.

• GENERAL EMERGENCY:This includes the most serious events. A General Emergency may requireevacuation in several protective measure zones.

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The information on the Comanche Peak Nuclear Power PlantEmergency Information pages was provided by Luminant Power.Lone Star Yellow Pages Inc. is not responsible for and does notassume any liability for any errors or omissions in this material,

or for any action undertaken by any person in utilizing theinformation contained on these pages.

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PROTECTIVE MEASURE ZONESAND EVACUATION ROUTES These boundaries may help you identify your zone. If an evacuation is recommended, take the mostdirect route away from the Comanche Peak plant. Tune to the Emergency Alert System (EAS) (radiostation WBAP 820 AM, WBAP 96.7 FM, or KFJZ 870 AM en español) for instructions.

ZONE BOUNDARIES EVACUATION ROUTES1A NORTH: Hayworth Hwy (FM 2425) & River Country Lane Hwy 144,Hood County EAST: Brazos River Hwy 67,and Somervell Co SOUTH: Brazos River and Mitchell Bend to River Hwy 377

WEST: Glen Rose Hwy (Hwy 144)

1B NORTH: Mambrino Hwy (FM 2425) Hwy 144,Hood County EAST: Hayworth Hwy (FM 2425) Hwy 67,

SOUTH: Mitchell Bend Hwy (FM 2425) Hwy 377WEST: Glen Rose Hwy (Hwy 144)

1C NORTH: Mambrino Hwy (FM 3210) & Power Plant Ct and Lake Granbury FM 3210, FM 2425,Hood County EAST: Brazos River & Fall Creek Hwy (FM 167) Hwy 144,

SOUTH: River Country Lane & Brazos River Hwy 377,WEST: Mambrino Hwy (FM 2425) & Brazos River FM 167

1D NORTH: Pearl Street FM 3210, FM 2425,Hood County EAST: FM 167, 10-mile limit Hwy 144,

SOUTH: Mambrino Hwy (FM 2425/FM 3210), Power Plant Ct, Lake Granbury FM 167,WEST: Glen Rose Hwy (Hwy 144), Morgan Street Hwy 377

2G NORTH: Brazos River FM 2174,Hood County EAST: Johnson County Line, 10-mile limit FM 199,

SOUTH: Hood County Line Hwy 67WEST: Brazos River

4A NORTH: Coates Road Hwy 144,Hood County EAST: Glen Rose Hwy (Hwy 144) Hwy 67,

SOUTH: CPNPP boundary & Hood/Somervell County Line Hwy 377WEST: CPNPP boundary

TOLAR City Limits Hwy 377Hood County

4B NORTH: Cripple Creek Ct, Neri Road & Pear Orchard Rd Neri Rd, FM 51,Hood County EAST: Glen Rose Hwy (Hwy 144) Coates Rd,

SOUTH: Coates Road Hwy 144,WEST: CPNPP boundary & Cripple Creek Ct Hwy 67, Hwy 377

4C NORTH: Paluxy Hwy (FM 51) & Neri Road FM 56,Hood County EAST: Cripple Creek Ct, Pear Orchard Rd, Neri Road & CPNPP boundary Hwy 67,

SOUTH: Hood/Somervell County Line Hwy 377WEST: Hill City Hwy (FM 56) & Paluxy Hwy (FM 51) FM 51

4D NORTH: Paluxy Hwy (FM 51) FM 51,Hood County EAST: Hill City Hwy (FM 56) Bakers Crossing

SOUTH: Hood/Somervell County Line Road,WEST: Paluxy Hwy (FM 51) & Edwards Road FM 56, Hwy 67

4E NORTH: Pearl Street Neri Road,Hood County EAST: Glen Rose Hwy (Hwy 144) FM 51,

SOUTH: Neri Road Hwy 144,WEST: Paluxy Hwy (FM 51), Holmes Drive Hwy 377

4F NORTH: 10-mile limit, W. US Hwy 377 & Loop 567 FM 51,Hood County EAST: Paluxy Hwy (FM 51) FM 56,

SOUTH: Paluxy Hwy (FM 51) Hwy 377WEST: Hill City Hwy (FM 56)

4G NORTH: Tolar south city limits, W. US Hwy 377 Bakers CrossingHood County EAST: Hill City Hwy (FM 56) Road,

SOUTH: Paluxy Hwy (FM 51), Bakers Crossing Road FM 56,WEST: 10-mile limit, Rock Church Hwy Hwy 377

4H NORTH: Bakers Crossing Road Bakers CrossingHood County EAST: Edwards Road Road,

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PROTECTIVE MEASURE ZONESAND EVACUATION ROUTES - CONTINUEDThese boundaries may help you identify your zone. If an evacuation is recommended, take the mostdirect route away from the Comanche Peak plant. Tune to the Emergency Alert System (EAS) (radiostation WBAP 820 AM, WBAP 96.7 FM, or KFJZ 870 AM en español) for instructions.

ZONE BOUNDARIES EVACUATION ROUTES2A NORTH: CPNPP boundary FM 56,Somervell Co EAST: County Rd 302 Hwy 377,

SOUTH: County Rd 318 & 313 Hwy 67WEST: FM 56

2B NORTH: Somervell/Hood County Line Hwy 144,Somervell Co EAST: Hwy 144 Hwy 377,

SOUTH: County Rd 302 Hwy 67WEST: County Rd 302 & CPNPP boundary

2C NORTH: County Rd 318 & 313 Hwy 67,Somervell Co EAST: County Rd 302 & Hwy 144 Hwy 144,

SOUTH: Glen Rose north city limits FM 56WEST: FM 56

2D NORTH: Somervell/Hood County Line Hwy 144,Somervell Co EAST: Brazos River and Hwy 67

SOUTH: Brazos River & Hwy 67WEST: Hwy 144

2E NORTH: Brazos River FM 199,Somervell Co EAST: FM 199 and Hwy 67and SOUTH: Hwy 67Hood County WEST: Brazos River

2F NORTH: Somervell/Hood County Line FM 2174,Somervell Co EAST: Johnson County Line FM 199,

SOUTH: Hwy 67 Hwy 67WEST: FM 199

2H NORTH: Hwy 67 & Brazos River FM 200,Somervell Co EAST: 10-mile limit FM 199,

SOUTH: Brazos River & 10-mile limit Hwy 67WEST: Brazos River

2J NORTH: Glen Rose south city limits and Hwy 67 Hwy 144,Somervell Co EAST: Brazos River FM 56

SOUTH: 10-mile limitWEST: Hwy 144

3A NORTH: Somervell/Hood County Line Co Rd 1007,Somervell Co EAST: FM 56 FM 205,

SOUTH: County Rd 1007 Hwy 67,WEST: County Rd 1008 Hwy 56

3B NORTH: County Rd 1007 FM 205,Somervell Co EAST: FM 56 Co Rd 1007,

SOUTH: FM 205 Hwy 67,WEST: County Rd 1007 FM 56

3C NORTH: Glen Rose south city limits Hwy 67,Somervell Co EAST: Hwy 144 Hwy 144,

SOUTH: 10-mile limit Co Rd 2008WEST: Co Rd 2008 & Hwy 67

3D NORTH: FM 205 Hwy 67,Somervell Co EAST: Hwy 67 FM 51,and SOUTH: Hwy 67 Co Rd 1004Hood County WEST: County Rd 1004

3E NORTH: Somervell/Hood County Line & County Rd 1008 Co Rd 1004,Somervell Co EAST: Co Rd 1004 & FM 51 FM 205,

SOUTH: Co Rd 1004 & 10-mile limit FM 51,WEST: Somervell/Hood County Line & 10-mile limit Hwy 67

3F NORTH: Hwy 67 FM 203,Somervell Co EAST: County Rd 2008 Hwy 67,

SOUTH: 10-mile limit Co Rd 2008WEST: Hwy 67 & 10-mile limit

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Ionizing Radiation

Radiation is energycoming from certain atoms inthe form of invisible particlesor rays.

Our exposure to radiationcomes from both natural andman-made sources. Whethernatural or man-made, radiation’seffect upon living tissue is identical.In the human body, energyfrom radiation — also called “ionizingradiation” — may damage or killcells. The higher the radiation dosethe greater the risk.

Radiation exposure is measured in unitscalled millirems — one thousandth of a rem.Every year each of us in the United States receives about360 millirems of ionizing radiation from natural andman-made sources. The amount varies depending on how and where we live.

Natural sources of radiation account for about 295 of those 360 millirems, or about 82 percent of the total.They include doses from naturally-occurring radioactive radon gas in our environment, radioactive elementsin our bodies and the soil, and cosmic radiation from space.

Man-made sources of radiation account for the remaining 65 millirems, about 18 percent of our yearlyexposure. They include doses from medical and dental x-rays, nuclear medicine, consumer products,occupational exposure, weapons testing fall-out, and nuclear power plants. Of our total exposure each year,less than 0.1 percent, one-third of one millirem, comes from the country’s nuclear power plants.

When the radiation exposure is controlled and kept to a minimum, such as with medical or dental x-rays,nuclear medicine or monitored occupational exposure, the benefits well outweigh any risks.

If an accident were to occur at a nuclear plant, exposure to radiation is possible if the accident were severeenough. A nuclear explosion cannot happen in a nuclear generating plant, but radiation exposure resultingfrom a breach of the various boundaries that separate us from the radioactive material in the plant ispossible. If this did happen, protection of the public in the areas surrounding the plant might requireevacuation of homes, schools and businesses. If you were to be in an affected zone, your county officials wouldrecommend what action to take and communicate this information to you via the Emergency Alert System.

The decision by your county officials to recommend evacuation or sheltering, would be based upon theprojected amount of radioactive material released and/or the duration of the release. Officials at theComanche Peak power plant and the Texas Department of State Health Services would recommend tocounty officials what protective actions they consider best to protect the health and safety of the public.

If you are interested in learning more about radiation and nuclear power, you’re invited to call 254-897-5554regarding the Comanche Peak Visitors Center at the power plant, located on Farm Road 56 five milesnorth of Glen Rose. The visitors center has displays and exhibits that explain how nuclear energygenerates electricity.

For information call 254-897-5554

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Power Plant T-5Comanche Point H-8Comanche Shadows S-1Country Estates U-1Country Hill Acres F-4Country Meadows I-3, J-3Cresson (Town of) L-2Cripple Creek S-3DeCordova (City of) J-7DeCordova Bend Estates J-7DeCordova Hills J-7

DeCordova Ranch I-8DeCordova Villas J-7Deer Park Estates T-2Deer Run Acres T-1Deer Valley Estates R-5Dohse Landing V-1Dove Winds U-1Doyle Springs H-6Dunaway Tracts I-1Eagle Crest H-5Eastwood Estates J-5Eastwood Village J-5Emerald Bay G-2Enchanted Village J-6Equestrian Estates I-3Ewell H-6Fleming Industrial Park I-6Forest Oaks K-8Forgetmenot Estates H-4Fountain Village J-6, J-7Gateway Addition J-5Gemstone Estates J-5Glen Heights H-6, H-7Glen Rose (City of) U-8G O Subdivision J-5Gran Tera K-8Granbury (City of) G-6, G-7, H-6

H-7, I-6, I-7, J-5Granbury Acres I-6Granbury Industrial Park K-4Granbury North H-5Granbury Oaks J-5, K-5Grand Harbor I-7Grande Cove K-8Green Meadows J-6Happy Hill Farm U-5Harbor Lakes H-7Heather Place H-7Heritage Heights H-8Hermosa Hills U-2, V-2Hidden Valley Estates G-2Hideaway Bay Estates I-5Hideaway Hills K-8Highland Lakes J-1Hill Country D-4Hills of Granbury H-5Hillside Estates V-8Hilltop Estates J-4Holiday Estates J-8Hunter Park H-5Hunterwood U-1

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Oak Country Estates S-1Oak Grove Farm I-7Oak Hills F-4Oak Trail Acres F-4, G-4Oak Trail Shores G-4Old Granbury Estates J-5Old W D Ranch A-4Paluxy (Town of) Q-7Paluxy River Estates U-8Pecan Plantation W-1,3, X-1,3Plaza East I-6Port Ridglea J-8Port Ridglea East J-8Ports O Call I-7Post Oak Acres E-8Prairie Creek Acres R-4, R-5Pyramid Acres L-1Quail Ridge Acres I-4Rancho Brazos I-7, J-7Rio Vista Estates V-7River Country Acres V-3River Run W-1Rock Harbor Estates H-8Rolling Acres F-8Rolling Hills Shores F-2, G-2Rough Creek H-8Roundhouse H-8Royal Oaks Estates J-6Sandy Beach J-7Scenic Ridge L-2Scenic View H-7, H-8Sealy Ridge V-1Secluded Oaks K-8Seven Oaks H-3, H-4Shady Grove I-6, I-7Shady Oaks Place I-7Shepard Hills U-7Six J Bay V-1Sky Harbor H-4Somervell County RoadsCounty Road 303 I-7, J-6,8County Road 304 J-6County Road 305 K-6, L-6County Road 306 L-7, L-8County Road 306a X-1, L-8County Road 306b X-1, L-8County Road 307 X-1, L-8County Road 308 X-1, K-7,8County Road 309 W-1, K-8

County Road 311 U-1, V-1County Road 312 V-8County Road 313 V-3County Road 314 H-8County Road 315 I-7County Road 319 L-7, L-8County Road 320 U-3County Road 323 I-6,7County Road 324 J-6County Road 327 J-5County Road 401 H-5County Road 402 G-5, H-5County Road 407 H-1, H-2County Road 408 H-1County Road 409 J-1County Road 410 I-1County Road 413 I-6, J-5, K-4County Road 416 I-3County Road 417 H-3County Road 418 H-3

South Grove H-7South Harbor H-7, H-8South Oak Estates R-4Southtown H-7Southview Acres R-5Southwest Industrial Park G-7Southwood Acres R-5Spanish Trail H-7Spanish Trail West H-7Squaw Creek Estates U-5Squaw Creek Park T-4, T-6

U-5, U-6Squaw Valley Golf Course U-7Stewart Oaks K-8Stoney Creek J-6, J-7Stroud Creek F-6, G-6Summerhill Estates H-7Summerland J-7Summerlin G-5Summit Ridge Addition U-8Sunchase Hills K-4Sunchase Meadows J-4Sunchase Village J-4Sunrise Bay G-5Sunset Acres F-7Sunset Cove W-1Sunset Park Addition T-8Temple Oaks J-1The Bluffs V-1, V-2

The Elms P-2, P-3The High Chaparral K-6, L-6The Hill Country E-4The Hills of Granbury H-8, I-8The Live Oaks Addition G-3The Oaks of Fall Creek L-7The Peninsula H-4, H-5The Retreat X-1The Ridge III V-1The Shores H-7The Trees J-7Thistle Ridge K-7Thorp Springs G-5Thrash Park Addition H-6377 Sunset Strip I-6Timber Cove Estates J-7Timberhaven V-1Tolar (Town of) D-8, E-8

P-1, Q-1Trans Haven Estates H-5Treaty Oaks V-1Triangle Acres L-7University Place T-1Victorian Place K-7Villages of Stonecreek

and Lake Forest G-7Vista Ridge U-7Walnut Creek K-6Wann Tracts P-2Wann Manning Trail P-6Waples J-4Waples Oak J-5Waples West J-5Water’s Edge H-7Waterwood G-5Weems Estates U-3Western Hills Harbor I-7West Industrial Park G-7Westview G-7Westview Acres F-7, F-8Whippoorwill Bay G-3, H-3Whisperview Village I-7Wildflower Estates J-5Wildwood J-6Williamsburg H-7Wind Hollow P-3Wood Creek J-5Wynview Farms V-1

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