Attachment L Flood Risk Management Plan

Decision to act, Who is going to make it?
Shelter ​in place will also be considered by the LCN in collaboration with the conducting
teacher present during a flood event. As the entire centre compound exists well above the
flood plain, VCQ would not add burden to local refuge facilities and is well resourced to
continue providing course participants with enough food, water, accommodation and
ablutions to safely reside through a flood event beyond the 72-hour recommended period.
If a flood event occurs at the completion of a course when participants would typically
egress the centre, according to live monitoring status and instruction from QPS and lead
agencies, the LCN in collaboration with the conducting teacher present during a flood event
may decide to close the property gate and inform participants of the need to continue
refuge until the “stand down” phase is reached and safe egress can commence.
Emergency Contact Lists ​are included in the procedural document and includes;
   ● The annex B contact list from the Pomona Disaster Management Sub-group
   ● The Annex C contact list from the Pomona Assets and Capacity Table
   ● The Annex D contact list from the Pomona Risks, Hazards and Hot Spots Register
Maintenance ​of stormwater run-off, drains, culverts, and driveways in a pre-emptive
routine is included in the responsibility of the LCN and the related centre work groups to
minimise the extent and duration of flood effects on VCQ access, services and
infrastructure.