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Policy Document Review Concrete Coalition Toolkit

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Policy Document ReviewConcrete Coalition Toolkit

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Show the impacts of vulnerable buildings on response and recovery after a disaster

Objective

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One strategy that can be used to convey the importance of seismic safety to lawmakers and public officials, is to demonstrate the reliance of their response and recovery planning on the built environment. By reviewing relevant policy documents for your government and correlating response needs like shelters with infrastructure, it clearly shows why response and recovery depend on the good performance of the built environment.

Summary

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Possible Documents Include:◦ Master Plans◦ Response Plans◦ Emergency Management Plans

1. Find the relevant documents for the city you’ve selected:

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Things to look for:◦ Any mention of reliance on buildings (ie use of

schools as shelters)◦ Use of critical infrastructure for response and

recovery efforts

2. Review each document

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Schools Hospitals Government buildings Other critical infrastructure

3. Try to locate these buildings in your community/city

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Summarize what you found and state why addressing vulnerable buildings is important to your community’s response and recovery in the event of an earthquake.

4. Summarize

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When possible map the radius of vulnerable buildings and overlay with point data about critical buildings, one color when critical building is vulnerable, and another when critical building is in collapse radius of a vulnerable building

5. Create a visual

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Share with your community Present to policy makers, city council

meetings Send your summary and visuals to the

concrete coalition and we’ll post them on the website to share with others

5. Share what you’ve learned