Planning Assumptions. 2.1 Resources required will be determined by joint agreement.
Planning Assumptions. 1. The provisions of Schedule B shall be of no force and effect two years from the Effective Date of the Final Agreement should no approximate location of the right-of-way and any bridgehead reserves referred to in the Xxxxxxxxxxx Trail Realignment Special Regulations be identified by Yukon (Xxxxxxxxxxx Trail Realignment Special Conditions - R-14B, R-20A).
Planning Assumptions. The following planning assumptions are to enable the envisioned collaborative efforts upon an emergency occurring. Prior to or during such situations, each Partner Response Hospital:
Planning Assumptions. 1. A disaster may overwhelm the capabilities of the participating jurisdictions, preventing a timely and effective response to meet the needs of the situation. For example, the occurrence of a large or catastrophic earthquake may cause casualties, property loss, disruption of normal life support systems, and impact the county’s economic, physical, and social infrastructures.
Planning Assumptions a. Because NIMS is the universal method for coordination, it may be used at many levels throughout the community. Simultaneous NIMS organizations should be anticipated.
Planning Assumptions a. It will be assumed that the primary movement of people and materials will be over the highway networks with private vehicles and buses. Air transportation will only be used for the extremely urgent need of personnel and supplies.
Planning Assumptions a. Rapid assessment of the involved area(s) will be initiated to determine critical needs and priorities. Resources, including personnel, will be identified, prioritized, and managed based on critical needs.
Planning Assumptions a. Urban, rural, and wildland fires may result from, or occur simultaneously with another significant emergency or disaster. Large, damaging fires could occur.
Planning Assumptions a. Urgent response requirements during an emergency or disaster, or the threat of one, and to plan for continuing response and recovery activities, necessitates the immediate and continuing collection processing, and dissemination of situational information.
Planning Assumptions. The panel shall have jurisdiction to arbitrate in respect of any matter which the Gwich’in agreement stipulates is to be determined by arbitration and any matter concerning the interpretation or application of the Gwich’in agreement where the parties agree to be bound by an arbitration decision in accordance with the dispute resolution chapter.
