2018-04-10 S&O Agenda - Attachment 1 to Item 4 - Local Disaster Recovery Subplan

Handling, safety and regulation
 Care to be taken with removal, handling and disposal of hazardous substances e.g. lead or
   asbestos containing products
 Calculating the logistics of moving the waste and debris – transport and heavy equipment
   within built-up areas and high traffic levels at the disposal site may impact communities
 consulting the Department Environment & Science to obtain approvals for some disposal
   processes
 assigning landfill and burial sites. These may have to be new sites and would be subject to
   permissions and approvals
 obtaining specialist services, contractors and expertise
 obtaining suitable approvals at the commencement of the work or on completion of debris
   removal. The requirements for these may vary for different services.
 Disinfecting water-damaged facilities and other areas where there is concern about
   continuing health and amenity of the facility
 Maintaining normal safety measures through all operations

Site-specific issues
 Work performed on and around heritage-listed facilities may require special permissions
 Working in an environment affected by coronial matters. Where there are deaths associated
    with the event, or crime has been associated with the event, access to the site may require
    clearance from police or coronial staff.

Refer to Operational Subplans:
 Emergency Debris Storage and Disposal
 Asbestos Containing Material

7.2.15 Checklist for Infrastructure Recovery

Components
 Essential services
     o Transport – roads, rail, bridges, ports, airports, public transport
     o Energy – power, fuel, gas
     o Communications – telephone (fixed line and mobile), internet and data, radio and
          television
     o Utilities – water, sewerage, drainage, sanitation, waste and recycling facilities
 Rural infrastructure
     o Fencing, sheds and buildings, produce handling, irrigation
     o Animal welfare – shelters, pounds, veterinary facilities, stock containment
 Residential infrastructure
     o Residential buildings – domestic homes, hotels and motels, caravan parks
 Commercial and industrial infrastructure
     o Distribution infrastructure – food and merchandise
     o Commercial and retail – shops, banks, food outlets, hardware and building, fuel
          outlets, white goods, pharmacies
 Public building and asset infrastructure
     o Public facilities – hospitals, doctors’ surgeries, aged care, schools, police and
          emergency services stations
     o Community buildings – halls, churches, cultural and historic, sporting clubs
     o Government administration – council and government offices
 Recovery infrastructure
     o Evacuation centres
     o Relief and recovery centres
     o Warehousing of donated goods




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