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The document discusses establishing Community Disaster Response Hubs throughout San Francisco to coordinate emergency response at the local level. The Hubs would provide infrastructure to help communities identify resources, develop response plans integrated with the city's, and practice communication. Each Hub would inventory local supplies and volunteers to support response and record keeping. The city would provide a dedicated cache of emergency supplies to sustain Hub workers and operations.
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L O C A L G O V E R N M E N T
Integrating Emergency and Disaster Planning
A critical point that is often over-
looked in emergency management
is that an emergency does not
begin or end with the incident
itself. How a community responds
and recovers from a disaster
depends on proper planning,
preparation, and integration of all
facets of government and of emer-
gency response into our emergency
operations plans (EOPs).
When we think of how a city might
respond to an emergency, we often
focus on firefighters, medics, and
police. They are all an important
part of emergency response, but
they are only a part. Just as criti-
cal are public works, community
services, finance, and administra-
tion. An integrated plan must
include all aspects of government
and how those aspects interrelate.
As we saw with Hurricane Katrina,
the disaster itself is only a small
part of an emergency. The logistics
of how you evacuate citizens, how
you support their needs, and how
you keep track of those citizens
and their needs are critical. How
services are restored, temporary
shelter is supplied, and everything
is funded must be planned for. An
integrated plan must also include
citizen preparedness, continuity of
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of operations (COOP). It should be
coordinated with other local plans
as well as with regional and state
plans. It should encompass part-
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planning for citizens and animals.
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integrated plan must also include
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have a clear understanding of how
the community will respond. It is
also critical to understand the
process that emergency operations
plans present in order to work
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create additional problems.
During a disaster, we elected offi-
cials still have a critical role to
play, but we are not necessarily
going to be the ones in charge.
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area where we can afford to let
egos get in the way.
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In a summary (1,250-1,500 words), discuss the assessment of the community during response and recovery efforts. Determine infrastructures affected and sheltering options provided during response efforts. Your summary must include the following:
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A local emergency management office is a government agency or department responsible for coordinating and managing emergency preparedness, response, and recovery efforts at the local level. Its primary role is to ensure the safety and well-being of the community in the event of natural or man-made disasters, emergencies, or crises.
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Planning and Preparedness: The office develops comprehensive emergency response plans, procedures, and protocols tailored to the specific risks and needs of the local community. This involves assessing potential hazards, conducting risk analyses, identifying vulnerable populations, and establishing strategies to mitigate and respond to emergencies effectively.
Coordination and Communication: The office serves as a central hub for coordinating emergency response efforts among various agencies, organizations, and stakeholders. It facilitates communication and information sharing during emergencies, ensuring a timely and effective response.
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Identify all the infrastructures in the community affected by the disaster. Prioritize these by most critical to the recovery of the community. Locate the “Critical Infrastructure Assessment” matrix. This is a tool to organize the information essential to this assignment. You must use this template or create your own visual representation of the infrastructure damage. Identify five major services or infrastructures damaged by the disaster. Determine the extent of damage, the recovery efforts by the emergency responders to repair the service or structure, and any challenges the community developed during the recovery efforts of the identified service or structure.
Sheltering
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Community Assessment
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The amendments clarify the waterproofing of wet areas within residential buildings across various states, including New South Wales, Queensland, and Western Australia. The NCC, a performance-based code, includes Volumes 1 and 2 (Building Code of Australia) and Volume 3 (Plumbing Code of Australia).
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F1.7 Waterproofing of Wet Areas: Ensures wet areas in buildings are adequately waterproofed to prevent damage and maintain safety.
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Addressing Leaking Balconies, Roofs, and Rooftop Terraces
Leaking balconies, roofs, and rooftop terraces can cause catastrophic damage to structures below. Water leaks may cause not only aesthetic and superficial damage but can also compromise the structural integrity of the building envelope. If a failed waterproofing membrane is the cause, re-grouting or surface sealing is merely a temporary fix. Such band-aid methods will eventually fail, causing cracks in tiles, grout, and membranes as the balcony moves.
In many cases, failed membranes require a complete strip-off, structural repairs if needed, reinstallation of waterproofing, and a new finish surface. Key considerations in this process include the strength of the subfloor and screed, presence of substrate dips and hollows, correct balcony slope and fall, window and door frame installation, door threshold sealing, adequate drainage, and the potential for underlying pipe leaks. Existing tiling and expansion joints should also be assessed to determine their role in the balcony failure.
Waterproofing Preparation
Proper preparation is critical for any waterproofing membrane installation. The substrate must be clean, free of dirt and other contaminants. This involves vacuum cleaning and/or diamond grinding to ensure a smooth, dry, and debris-free surface. In some cases, washing the substrate may be necessary.
Waterproofing Detailing
Before installing a waterproofing system, construction features that interrupt the membrane layer must be adequately protected and sealed. This includes:
Perimeter Upturns: Attachment points for railings and balustrades, joints between horizontal and vertical surfaces, and structural and expansion joints. Sealant should be applied 15mm wide to all junctions, reinforced with polyester or fiberglass mat to a DFT of 1.2mm, 100mm above finished floor height, or 25mm above the water line. The membrane system should be installed 200mm onto balcony floor areas.
Door/Window Step Downs: Similar to perimeter upturns, apply sealant 15mm wide to all junctions, reinforced with fiberglass mat to a DFT of 1.2mm, ensuring the membrane system is installed 200mm onto balcony areas.
Drains & Floor Waste Details: All floor wastes should have a recessed leak control flange installed, primed with appropriate primer, and the membrane system installed as per specifications.
Waterproofing Installation: Australian Standards
The installation of a Class 2/3 waterproof membrane system to external concrete must comply with AS 4654.2. Key considerations for installation include:
Installation Conditions: Avoid installation in extreme temperatures (below 10°C or above 35°C) to prevent accelerated or decelerated cure times.
Type of Membrane: Use a flexible waterproofing membrane capable of withstanding normal cyclic fluctuations and ponding water.BU毕业证书挂科购买
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