Contingency Plans and Planning

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Contingency Plans and Planning

• Where do you fit?

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Your Federal Contingency Plans

• Joint United States-Mexico Contingency Plan
• http//www.epaosc.net/sites/2052/files/final20us
  20draft20us_mexico20jcp20january2017202006.pd
  f
• Sister City Plan for San Diego/Tijuana
• http//www.epaosc.net/sites/2052/files/tijuana-san
  20diego2010-24-03.pdf
• Regional Contingency Plan
• http//www.dfg.ca.gov/ospr/response/acp/marine/200
  5RCP/rcp_2005_index.html
• San Diego Area Contingency Plan
• http//www.dfg.ca.gov/ospr/response/acp/marine/200
  5ACPs/2005SDACP/sd_acp_index.html

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What Regulation Drives Content

• National Oil and Hazardous Substances Pollution
  Contingency Plan (NCP), Subpart C Planning and
  Preparedness
• Sec 300.205 Planning and Coordination Structure
• Sec 300.210 Federal Contingency Plans
• Sec 300.211 OPA Facility and Vessel Response
  Plans
• Sec 300.215 Title III Local Emergency Response
  Plans

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What is in Them

• Background Information
• Specific background information is vital for
  helping clean-up personnel make reasonable,
  well-informed choices about how to contain and
  clean up a spill
• Spill Scenarios
• Address the different combinations of factors
  like weather conditions, geographic isolation,
  and spill size, that can affect the ability of
  response personnel to contain and clean up an oil
  spill.
• Contingency plans to reflect several different
  scenarios.
• Response Actions
• Describe major actions that need to be undertaken
  when a spill occurs.

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Who Writes Them

• Joint Response Team
• Regional Response Team
• Area Committees (coordinated with CUPAs)
• Facilities (coordinated with CUPAs)