California Code of Regulations › Title 14 - Natural Resources › Division 1 - Fish and Game Commission-Department of Fish and Game › Subdivision 4 - Office of Spill Prevention and Response › Chapter 5 - Loans, Claims and Grants › Subchapter 1 - Local Government Grant Program › Article 2 - Grant Application Provisions › Section 852.62.2 - Minimum Planning Requirements

Current through Register 2024 Notice Reg. No. 28, July 12, 2024
The following elements are required in a local plan, to
						  the extent applicable:
(a) The
						Emergency Notification and Logistics Section.
The Emergency Notification and Logistics Section shall
						  contain information which is essential for emergency notification(s) and
						  coordination of logistical needs for an incident response to an oil spill in
						  marine waters within or adjacent to the jurisdiction of the local
						  government.
(1) Emergency
						Notification.
The purpose of the Emergency Notification provisions
						  set forth in this section is to provide timely notice to appropriate agencies
						  and emergency personnel at the state, federal and local level. Emergency
						  Notification shall include the following:
(A) Pre-designation of the local government's
						primary contact person, including title and primary and after-hours telephone
						number, who is charged with the responsibility and authority to initiate local
						oil spill response operations, or identification of a dispatch center that can
						make this notification.
(B) A
						current list of telephone numbers, addresses, and e-mail addresses of the
						federal, state and local organizations and agencies to be notified by the local
						government's primary contact person and/or identification of a dispatch center
						that can make these notifications when an oil discharge is discovered, which
						shall include the California Office of Emergency Services. The California
						Office of Emergency Services is currently required to then notify public
						agencies which may be affected by a spill, including the OSPR.
(C) A current list of local emergency
						response personnel, by job classification or title, including primary and
						after-hours telephone numbers, addresses, and e-mail addresses of personnel on
						call to receive notification of an oil discharge, or identification of a
						dispatch center that can make this notification.
(D) The local emergency response personnel
						and local organizations and agencies identified in Subsections (a)(1)(B) and
						(a)(1)(C) must include, but are not limited to: law enforcement; fire fighting
						services; medical and public health and safety services; poison control
						centers; evacuation centers; and hospitals.
(E) Pre-designation of a local response
						coordinator, and alternate(s), including title, e-mail address and telephone
						number, who are charged with the responsibility and authority to direct and
						coordinate local response operations including: crowd and traffic control;
						emergency evacuation; beach closures and posting of beach closure signs; fire
						suppression; and mobilization of local equipment and personnel. During
						emergency response, this person will serve as the local government
						representative for the State On-Scene Coordinator. Communication may be
						coordinated through the State Liaison officer identified in the State's
						Incident Command System outlined in the California Oil Spill Contingency
						Plan.