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SLIDE 37 Adherence to Design Criteria Proximity to Drinking Water Supplies Proximity to Environmentally Sensitive Areas/State Waters Difficulty of Repair (Depth or L

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Consequence of Failure

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• Knowledge of

System ·Training

• Equipment and

Contractors

• Infrastructure

Improvement Recommendations and Long Term Construction Plan for Permanent Solutions

• Additional Monitoring

Recommendations

• Incident Detection and

Classification

• Activation of

Response and Recovery Plans

• Incident Management

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• Closeout Response

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• Documentation and

Lessons Learned

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Incident Conunand

Actf~tes WARN and Mutual A$$is.taltCe lnl• BI Response Anessment and Reoovery Oversees Si.wort Contractors

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• Purpose
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vs Existing Programs

• Infrastructure Description/Mapping & Vulnerabilities
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• Equipment Suppliersand Contractors
• Emergency Repair MeUlOOs ano Details

Infrastructure Modification Recommendations

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Recovery and Termination Phase

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