2015-06-23 I&S Agenda - Item 5 - Local Disaster Recovery Plan - Attachment 2

                           Noosa Local Disaster Recovery Plan 2015/2016

   others as required (dependent on emergency event and local needs).

Community recovery operational activities
Immediate
Conduct immediate impact/needs assessment (0 to 3 days).
What components/services are working/not working?
   priority needs (for affected community and recovery operations)
   safety
   water, food
   emergency accommodation
   transport links
   health
   communications
   power, gas
   recovery management centres
   public facilities
   animal management facilities
What needs to be done to prevent further damage?
What hazards exist?


Short to medium term
Conduct short- to medium-term impact/needs assessment.
What are evolving short- to medium-term needs?
   transport, including public transport
   food and material distribution infrastructure
   power, gas, communications
   drainage, sewage
   temporary accommodation

   reinstatement of services
   temporary solutions/‘work-arounds’
   ‘make safe’ operations
   re-establish retail and commercial facilities essential for community wellbeing or
    recovery activities
   Identify and re-establish community buildings and facilities essential for recovery
    activities and social connectivity
   manage resourcing and ensure supply chains
   identify additional resources that will be required by the affected communities and by
    recovery operations
   availability of supplies —locally, regionally, nationally
   availability of contractors—locally, regionally, nationally


Long term (ongoing)
Identify opportunities to improve infrastructure and services during reinstatement:
   determine if damaged or destroyed services or facilities are still relevant/appropriate to
    the community
   identify opportunities to upgrade infrastructure
   identify opportunities to establish new facilities and services

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