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STAFF REPORTS
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8/29/2006
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SR 06:209
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<br />Program 19.2: Refer all General Plan amendments, specific plan amendments, and <br />rezonings that lie within the Livermore Municipal Airport Height Referral Area and which <br />may create buildings exceeding airport height standards to the Alameda County ALUC. <br /> <br />Program 19.3: Prohibit residential uses within the Livermore Municipal Airport Protection <br /> <br />Area. <br /> <br />Pmpf'gFnl)' Pf'pr~rpclnpo::o:: <br /> <br />Goal?: <br /> <br />Protect the public in the event of a natural or hwnan-caused disaster. <br /> <br />Policy 20: Prepare and keep current City emergency procedures in the event of potential natural or <br />hwnan-caused disaster. <br /> <br />Program 20.1: Complete regularly scheduled reviews and updates of the City's Comprehensive <br /> <br />Eme'l,ency Management Plan. <br /> <br />Program 20.2: Conduct periodic mock exercises using emergency response systems to test <br />the effectiveness of City procedures included in the emergency management plans. <br /> <br />Program 20.3: Continue to mortitor and respond to information and warnings provided by <br /> <br />the Homeland Security Department and other agencies. <br /> <br />Policy 21: Promote public safety through public education programs. <br /> <br />Program 21.1: Support disaster preparedness activities such as strapping water heaters, <br />promoting seismic retrofit, organizing periodic disaster drills, providing first-aid training, <br />Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) classes, and disaster preparedness <br />courses to neighborhoods groups, and encouraging residents and businesses to stockpile <br />emergency food, water and medical supplies. <br /> <br />Program 21.2: Maintain a current copy of the City's Comprehensive Eme'l,ency Management <br />Plan on the City's website and in other locations available to the public. The City's website <br />should also contain a readily visible link to an emergency alert site with information about <br />what people should do and where they should go during a disaster. <br /> <br />Program 21.3: Continue to assist the public in recognizing the risk of and preparing for <br /> <br />potential homeland security threats. <br /> <br />Policy 22: Partner with the business and non-profit communities for emergency preparedness to <br />ensure continuity of business and service operations and the safety of employees <br />immediately following an emergency. <br /> <br />Program 22.1: Working with the business and non-profit commurtities, continue to <br /> <br />implement LEAP (Local Emergency Action Plan). <br /> <br />Public Safery 082906, clean <br /> <br />V-39 <br /> <br />City Council 8/29/2006 <br />
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