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Diablo Canyon, Emergency Planning Zone Map To Paso Robles, Paso Robles Event Center (Mid-State Fairgrounds) & Camp Roberts d a o Protective Action Zones DIABLO CANYON POWER PLANT R N k e Portola Road ATASCADERO e r Sa a C 1 nta Rit Curbaril Public Education Zones 229 EMERGENCY Toro Creek Road Protective Action Zones (PAZ) 1-12, d Cayucos Creek Road a o STATE HOSPITAL R NNEO o l Zone Boundaries it d c e M Mountain Drivet o WhaleReservoir Rock n rr CAYUCOS STATE BEACH o o Public Education Zones (PEZ) 13-15, M Rd 15 . CAYUCOS d 41 R Santa Barbara Rd. Zone Numbers k S d Old Creek Rd ee an R 10 MORRO STRAND STATE BEACH Cr An io NNW o t o n r Monitoring, Decontamination To PLANNING GARDEN Note: Varying shades are ONLY to help visually separate zones. C FARMS ESTERO BAY a b r i l Parkhill Road l 9 NE and Reception Centers, o H w ad El Camino Real 58 ad Ro y o k . Creek R e orro re T M C as MORRO STRAND STATE BEACH le o T sa and Public School Relocation Centers tt d V ja Li ar T ra C Pozo Road n o ree SANTA er w k Morro Rock B er R R d ZONE MAP n MARGARITA a oa S d k Rd. Cree sito . Lui MORRO d San lv Monitoring, MORRO B Zone # Zone Area Zone Description BAY y a B STATE BAY h Decontamination PARK t u MORRO BAY o S & Reception Centers PROTECTIVE ACTION ZONES (PAZ) STATE PARK 1 Santa Ysabel T ur NW ri Road CALIFORNIA MENS SANTA MARGARITA LAKE Identified residences, isolated hill areas within a two-mile radius from the plant. BAYWOOD CUESTA COLONY PAZ 1 2-Mile Radius from Plant PARK COLLEGE 5 Camp Santa Margarita N O San Luis PAZ 2 6-Mile Radius from Plant Identified residences, plant access road, upper segments of See Canyon and Prefumo ’C ENE LOS o CAL POLY Recreation Area CAMP n Obispo 101 n STATE UNIVERSITY Los Osos Valley Roado ROBERTS P A C I F I C OSOS d r oa W US 10 Canyon Road, Montaña de Oro State Park, isolated hill areas extending out to a y R . Cuesta Co. Park lle ay lvd 14 Va B y ark ill e Pozo Road 1 Cl th r . OCEAN o te St Fo n six-mile radius from the plant. o M MONTEREY COUNTY 8 MarshSt. 4 t SAN LUIS OBISPO PAZ 3 Avila/ San Luis Bay/ Avila Beach, Port San Luis, Pirate’s Cove, San Luis Bay Estates, Avila Road, San Luis Bay S Pecho Valley Road Laguna SAN LUIS OBISPO COUNTY a Lake r Broad e Orcutt u Orcutt Road Drive, See Canyon Road outside the six-mile limit, Squire and Gragg Canyons, MONTANA DE ORO yon Road g SAN MIGUEL See Canyon/Sunset Palisades/ n i WNW fumo Ca Madonna Pre Road H STATE PARK Tank Farm Rd. TO PASO ROBLES SAN LUIS Lo Shell Beach/Squire Canyon Sunset Palisades/Shell Beach. North of Spyglass Drive. OBISPO pe Suburban Rd. z C North to Camp Roberts AIRPORTEdna Road a ny Buckley Rd. on PAZ 4 Prefumo Canyon/ Prefumo Canyon Road outside the six-mile limit, Los Osos Valley Road between Turri R S oa e Righetti Rd e d 1 TO C Los Osos Valley Road and Foothill Boulevard extending out to approximately 10 miles from the plant. 2 a e Biddle SANTA SLO n N n a y L Ranch Rd. W o 3 b Moretti Canyon Rd MARIA DIABLO n u l E PAZ 5 Baywood/Los Osos Baywood Park, Los Osos, Turri Road, Los Osos Valley Road west of Turri Road, C y r CANYON t Orcutt Road n u C San Luis o or b LOPEZ LAKE POWER PLANT Bay Dr. C et Clark Valley extending to the north approximately 10 miles from the plant. d t C a 227 a e 101 US o ny riv AY Avila Road R o D O n z e DW PAZ 6 City of Pismo Beach City of Pismo Beach, Shell Beach south of Spyglass Drive (including adjacent beaches). n r R p o m o o Lopez Lake L OA y o ad n n Recreation Area COLLEGE DRIVE BR 7 a d THORNBURG PORT C e Rd AVILA . This area is more than 10 miles from the plant. SAN ce WSW d ri STOWELL BEACH R SUNSET P COUNTY k LUIS PALISADES r a FAIRGROUNDS P PAZ 7 Indian Knob/Price Canyon Price Canyon Road and isolated hill areas north of Pismo Beach. SHELL k 11 a O Printz Rd. e iv BEACH Noyes r D South to Santa Maria Fairpark SAN LUIS OBISPO BAY z This area is more than 10 miles from the plant. PISMO e p ARROYO o Hu BEACH 6 L a d GRANDE sna Roa PAZ 8 San Luis Obispo Area City of San Luis Obispo, Cal Poly, California Men’s Colony, Camp San Luis Obispo, Grand Ave H u a PISMO STATE s HUASNA n GROVER ESE a Cuesta College, O’Connor Way, Orcutt Road north of East Corral de Piedra Creek, Edna, T BEACH o BEACH w n s HALCYON Valley Rd. 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 per it Country Club, Crestmont Drive & Davenport Creek area. Up Lo e 10 s to B R e i SW r ve L r r OCEANO o o R This area is more than 10 miles from the plant. Halcyon Rd. Halcyon s s o R a Be o d rro ad s Ro ad Large Map - Scale in Miles Thompson Ave. PAZ 9 Morro Bay/Cayucos Highway 1 west of Cuesta College, Morro Bay, Cayucos, Whale Rock Reservoir area. N El Campo Rd. LOS OCEANO BERROS This area is more than 10 miles from the plant. DUNES Summit Rd. Pomeroy Rd F 12 o Mehlshaw Rd. o PAZ 10 Five Cities City of Arroyo Grande, City of Grover Beach, Oceano, Halcyon and Pismo State Beach. Willow Road 101 th Tet St. il l R . NIPOMO o SSW S SSE SE Thompson Ave. a (Southern Portion) This area is more than 10 miles from the plant. Juniper d OSO FLACO LAKE 1 Grand Ave. PAZ 11 Orcutt Road/ Canyon area north of Five Cities (bounded by Price Canyon, Orcutt Road, Huasna Creek Oso Flaco Lake Road Story St. OrchardSouthland RoadSt. 13 TWITCHELL Lopez Drive/Route 227 and northern limits of Arroyo Grande and Pismo Beach). RESERVOIR Bonita School Road Wineman Road Public School Relocation Centers Rivers ide This area is more than 10 miles from the plant. TO SLO . Ro y a D. d R w N N N EK E H Division Street PAZ 12 Nipomo Nipomo Mesa north of Willow Road, Cienega Valley, Oceano Dunes State Vehicle CAMBRI A R C o 166 l A l N. S i r . O THO 6 R b Y 4 D . a North of Willow Road Recreational Area. This area is more than 10 miles from the plant. A R HW T C E M N G NIPOMO PSO A A S PASO ROBLES T HIGH CAMBRIA RD N N A 24TH ST. EVENT CENTER O SCHOOL MAIN ST. R PUBLIC EDUCATION ZONES (PEZ) VE. (MID-STATE F T FAIRGROUNDS) SANTA E 1 E 0 EVE ST. SCHOOL- LUCIA HOUSE LN. 1 R T To Santa Maria Fairpark S PEZ 13 Nipomo Nipomo Mesa south of Willow Road, Nipomo Valley, Santa Maria Valley S SCHOOL 1 0 U E 1 D I S S U PASO ST MAIN R north of Santa Maria and Cuyama Rivers. E V ETON RD. I SPRING STREET SPRING ROBLES HWY R NIPOMO CRESTON 1 PEZ 14 Cuesta Pass/ US 101 north of San Luis Obispo, Santa Margarita, isolated hill areas north and east of 13TH ST. ROAD TEFFT ST. R. H D DAT AR San Luis Obispo within 20 miles of the plant. Santa Margarita SLO OBLES ASO TO P R STREET PEZ 15 Route 41/ Highway 1 north of Cayucos, Old Creek Road, Highway 41, isolated hill areas north and San Luis Coastal Students Lucia Mar Students Cayucos Elementary Students Old Creek Road east of Cayucos and Morro Bay within 20 miles of the plant..
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