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REYORT TO COUNCIL
FROM: Thomus J, Quinn DATE: March 2, 1999
Chief Administrutive Officer
REPCIRT NUMBER: CAO 02-99
SUBJECT: Nuclear and Non•Nuclear Emergency Prcparedness
• Status Report and Rcvised Emergency Meusurcs By-luw
- File: CA 4324
RECOMMENDATION:
1. Thut Report to Council, CAO 02-99, rcgurding thc status of Nuclear and Non-Nuclenr
Emergency Prepnredness ut the Town, bc rcceived.
2. Thnt o new Emergency Mcnsures DyInw be ndopled by Council as set out in
Attachment N 1 of this RepoA.
3. That a copy of Ihis Reporl and the Town's Emcrgcncy Rcsponsc Manuul bc fonvarded to
the Ministry of the Solicilor Gcncral and Curtcctionnl Scrvices, Region of Durham,
Durhnm Emergcncy Mcasurcs Officc, and thc municipalitics of Ajax, Whitby, Osha�vu,
Clarington, Brock, Scugog, Uxbridgc, und thc City of Toronto.
ORIGINt
This updatc is bcing brought forward by stnff to advisc and providc informntian to Cauncil with
respect to the slatus of Gmcrgency Preparcdncss planning at the Town. Changes to Provincinl
Nuclenr Plans hnvc warmnted chnngcs to both regional and municipal emergcncy plans to
provide consistency and standarJization throughout the Provincc.
AUTHORITY:
Section 3(I) of the Provincial Gmergency Plnns Act, R.S.O. 1990, allows the councii of a
municipnlity to pnss n by-law for the fortnulation of n plan goveming tho provision of necessnry
services during un emcrgency.
F(NANCIAL IMPLICATIONS:
There are no finoncial implicntions with the receiving of this RepoA und adopting the Emergency
Measures By-luw.
However, ongoing expenses will bc rcquired to maintnin the Municipal Opcmtions Centrc
(MOC) at the Claremont Communiry Centre, Thesc expenses will be prcsented to Council undcr
the 1999 Opemting and Capital Budgets, Account # 2241. (Emergcncy Operntions Cantrol und
Emergency Control Room respectivelyJ The initinl cost of setting up and fumishing the MOC
wus approximntely E54,000 and was wvered by Ontnrio Hydro,
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i� Subject: Nuclear und Non•Nucleur Emargency Preparedncss Slatus
- Swtus Raport and Revised Emergency Mensures Bylaw Page 2 of 5
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY:
' This Report is bcing providcd to update Council with respect to Emergency PreparcJness issucs
within the Town of Pickering. The foilowing items will be discussed:
l. Town of Pickering Emergency Measures By-Inw,
2 Emergency Response Manunl,
3. The Municipal Operations Cenlm, (MOC)
4. CANATEX 3 Exereise,
5. StnffTrnining, nnd
6. Public Aleding.
Also attached to this Report is a new Town of Pickcring Emcrgency Meusures By-law, which is
rccommended for Council's ndaption. The Town's existing Emeregency Mcasures E3y-law,
adopted in 1990, is outdated nnd needs to be replaceJ.
The Town of Pickering Emcrgency Rcsponse Manual will be distribuled shortly to Mayor and
membcrs of Council.
BACKGROUND:
During the last 2 yeurs, the Town of Pickering hns significuntly upgrnded its Ievel of emergency
prepazedness. This has included ihe building nnJ fumishing of u ncw Municipal Opemtions
Ccnlre (MOC) wilhin the Clnremont Community Ccntrc, upclating 'Po�m Emergency Plans nnd
Emergency Mensurcs By-Inw, ns well as most rcccntly providing un incrcnsed Icvd af staff
emergency preparcdncss training.
To imptove communicution betwecn Ontnrio ffydro, Durham Emcrgcncy Mcnsures Otlicc
(DEMO) and thc Town of Pickcring, a Public Intcrest Notification document wus nlso produccd.
This document provides a protocol for natification of the To�m of Pickering CAO and senior
stnff by Pickering Nucicnr Genemting Station (PNGS) personncl aficn vurious cvents nrc
occurting. The following informution provides the status of various emcrgency preparedness
mutters.
I. Town of Pickerina Emerecncv Mensurcs liv-law:
The Emergency Mensurcs By-I¢w allows the Town to formulate nn emergency plan goveming
the provision of necessnry scrvices during nn emergency and the proccdures undcr, and thc
mnnner in which, cmployees of the municipulity und athcr persons will rcspond to thc
emergencies.
A new Town of Pickering Emergency Measures ByInw has been prcpareJ and is uttached to this
Report. The new By-law should bc adoptcd and the existing By-law rcpeuled. Thc existing
Town of Pickering Emergency Mensutcs By-luw, has outduted tertninolagy and necds to be
replaced.
2. Town of Pickering Emerecncv Responsa Manuals:
The Town of Pickering Emergency Response Mununls nre n compilation of emergency
prcparedness documents that inciudes thc By-law, Nuclear Emergency Plnn, Emergency
' Mensures Pien, MOC Procedures, Depnrlmentei Emergcncy Messurcs Pluns, Provincinl Nuclear
Emergency Plan (PNEP) nnd Regional Nucleur Emergency Plan. 'fhesc pluns will be updnted on
e regular besis to rollect any orgnniwtional changes nnd / or revisions ot additions.
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Report to Council CAO 02-99
Subject: Nuclwr end Non-Nucleur Emergency Prepnredness Smtus
- Stutus Report nnd Revised Emergency Mensurcs By-Iaw
Merch 2, 1999
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The Town of Pickering Nuclenr Emcrgency Plan and tha Town of Pickering Emergency
Measures Plan are pinns thnt were developed to providc nccessury supporl serviccs to deni in nn
organiud manner with nuclear emergencies or nnwrnl emergencies within the Town ( such ns an
ice storm, flooding, enrthquake etc.). Thesa pinns covcr ihings like sinff rcsponsibilitics,
resources lists, emergency declarution forms and procedures, primary wne mups, evacuation
routes, reception centre locatians, media contacts, definitions, manual distribution lists, MOC
floor pinn and lists of requircd equipment, to namc a few.
Thc Town of Pickering Municipal Operations CenUe Procedures were developeJ to define staff
roles nnd respansibilitics within the MOC and help sinff to opcmte thc MOC in an organiud
munner. These procedures support both the Nuclear Emergency Plon nnd Emergency Measures
Plans.
Other supporting pinns, noted in the manual, dealing with issues such as Evacuntion and
Recovery pinnning, will be ndded at a later dnte. A formnl Gvncuation Plnn will hopefully bc
completed ihis summcr. The Emergency Recovery Plan is still in lhc very carly stages of
planning and development.
The Town oP Pickering Emergency F.vncuution Plun nnd The Town of Pickcring Emergency
Recovery Plans are bcing prcparcd to providc suppoA to any To�tin cmcrgency cvucuntion of
rcsidents or to nssist with rccovery ulicr a disastcr. ARer nny majar disaster, a Recovcry Plnn is
necessary to retum the Town to its normal woy of lifc as soon ns possible. This may include
such things as returning pcople to their homes ufter nn cvacuotion, ihc reslomtion of ulilities, or
rccovering expenses incurmd during u disnster.
3. Municioal Oncmtions Centrc IMOCI Clarcmont:
Thc MOC is now functionnl with only minor itcros rcquiring completion (hnnging mnps,
instulling de��aAmental identification signs, etc.). Thc MOC was olTicially opcncJ on Muy 12,
1998, wilh reprcsentation fram Omnrio Hydro, DEMO und thc To�m. This moves ihc MOC out
of the Civic Complex nnd outsidc of the Primary Zonc ( a 10 km. radius from PNGS). Thc Civic
Complex however, will still nct ns an altemntc MOC for non•nucicar emcrgcncics only. An
nitemate nuclear emergency MOC faciliry has not becn cstablishcd at this timc.
4. CANATEX 3 Exercisc:
A joint Federol / Provincinl full scalc nucleur cxercisc bused on the Dazlington Nuclear
Generuting Station, hns becn scheduled for April 27, 28 nnd 29, 1999. This cxercise, known as
CANATEX 3, is designed to evaluute artangements for responding lo a nucicar cmergency in
nccordnnce with the revised Provincinl Nucleur Emergency Plan. As n preparntion to this
exercise, lhe Town paRicipnted in n Durlington "pre CANATEX 3 exercisc" on Jnnunry 21,
1999, at the Regianal Operations Centre nt Regional hendquarters.
Although Pickering's involvement in CANATEX 3 exercisc will be minimnl, it is the inlcnt thnt
recent chnnges to the Pickering's Nuclear Emergency Plans and MOC Procedures, are to be
validated where possibic, at the cxercise. Debriefing notes from the CANATEX 3 cxercise will
also be provided and may furiher assist the Town with the vnlidation process.
5. StaffTrainina:
Town staff identified on the fanout lists in Annex "A" of the Nucicnr Emergency Plan, havc
'�'. pnrticiputed in verious Nuclear Emergency and MOC Procedural tmining programs sincc thc
spring of 1998, (A fanout list is a list of Town emergency and ultematc suppod personncl who
would be called to slaff the MOC and act in the cvcnt of a Town cmergency.)
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i Subject: Nuclear nnd Non-Nuclear Emergency Preparedness Stetus
- Status Report and Revised Emergency Measures By-law Pngc 4 of 5
Senior staff just completed ndvanccd tmining in Janunry on Town Nucicar Emergency Plans and
performed mock disosler exercises in the MOC. Two scssions on Radlaffon Awureness und
Operaliott ojan MOC were offered to senior swff or thcir altemates in Febmary of 1999.
The bourdroom nt the MOC, and the MOC facility itself, are both utiliud from timc to timc as a
tmining facility for both pnrt time firefighters and Town staff participating in thc emergency
preparednes:+ progrum (funout).
6. ublic e(j�: Notificntian of n Nuclear Emergency
Public Alertin�; is defined as wuming the population, by menns of an apptopriute signal, that u
nucletv emcrg�ency has occurted or is about to occur. In the current Provincinl Nuclenr
Emcrgency Plans, (Interim Plnn, lununry 1997), the genernl public within thc Contiguous Zone (
u 3 km. radius of the Pickcring Nuclenr Genemting Stntion) is to be uleried in thc event of an
emergency "whethcr they bc indoors or outdoors". Thc pinn nlsa slipulntcs thut the nucicur
instnllntions °shnll ptovide resources nnd assistance to their dcsignnted municipalities to enable
them to estublish o public alerting system in their Contiguous Zoncs'. As rcsult of u rcsolution
by Durhum Regionnl Council, n working group was set up to examinc thc issuc of extcnding
Pubtic Alerting into the 3 to 10 km. arca of the 10 km. Primnry Zone.
Councillor's Rcport to Council CO I-98, ("Tnu�n oj!'lckcrfug PosJflon on Pi�hllc Alerling nnd
Publlc Nolificaflon !n a Nrrcicnr Emcrgc�try ) oudincs thc Town position. Thc Town fcels thc
public alcrting should be extendcd to a 10 km. rndius Gom PNGS to ensurc timely alerling for
thc rcsidcnts.
At n mecting with thc Provincc on Dcccmbcr I5, 1998, sc��cral options wcrc idcntificd by
atTected municipnlitics to rcvicw the public ulcrting system. Thc costs and bcncfits of thcsc
options are currently undcr rcvicw by thc Provincc nnd arc lo bc furthcr explored in 1999.
In Conciusion:
A copy of thc Emcrgency Rcsponse Manual, once completed, will be fonvardcd to members of
Council, senior statT and other municipnlities nnd agcncics for emergency planning. This
mnnuul, nnd its vnrious components, will be finaliud shonly nnd updatcd ns oflen as rcquircd.
Additionnl status reports for Council informntion will be prcpared on a regular basis.
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SubjecL Nuclear and Non•Nudoar Emergency Preparedness Status i 9
- Stetus Report end Revised Emergency Mensurcs By-lnw Page 5 of 5
ATTACHMENT:
1. Town of Pickering Emergency Meacures Municipni By-law.
Prepared By:
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P ect Co-ordinalor
Approved / Endorscd Dy;
Tom elym k
Cxecutive Co- inator
Th mas J. Quinn,
Chief Administmtive OfTicer
Recommended far the considemtion of Pickcring
Town Council
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March 1,1999
EMERGENCY MEA5URES BY-LAW
CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF PICKERING
EMERGENCY MEASURES PLANNING AND RESPONSE
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CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF PICKERING
BY-LAW q
A By-Law to provide for a prompt
and Co-ordinated Reaponse
to an Emergency
Whereas pursuant to Section 3( I) of the Emergency Plans Act, R.S.O. 1990, c.E. 9, as emended,
the Council of e Municipaliry mey pass a ByLaw fortnulating or providing for the fortnulalian
oFan emergency plan gaveming ihe provision of necessary scrvices during an emergency and the
procedurcs under and thc manner in which employas af the municipelity and other persons will
rcspond to the emergencies.
NOW, THEREFORE, THE COUNCIL OF THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF
PICKERING HEREBY ENACTS AS FOLLOWS:
Short Title
I, This ByLaw mey Ix: cited ns the "Emergency Measures ByLnw"
Inhrprotation
2. In �his ByLaw,
(n) "AcC' means Ihe Emergency Plans Acl, R.S.O. 1990;
(b) "egent" means a person, persons, company or any olhcr organization
employed to act on behalf of ihe Town of Pickcring;
(c) "Council" means �he Council of Tho Corparotion of thc Town of
Pickoring
(d) "Cauncillor' means a member of Council;
(e) "Dircctor' means thc Dircctor of a Town of Pickering department;
(Q "emergency" means a present or imminent event in respect to which ihe
Town of Pickering believes prompt co-ordinetion af action or regulntion
of persons or property must be undeAakon to protect property or Ihe
health, safrry ot welfare of people in the Town of Pickoring;
(g) -"employee" means a person employed either part or full time by Ihe
� Town of Pickering: including Part•Time firefighters;
(h) "Fire Chicf' means the Firc Chief of the Pickering Fire Depattment;
(i) "CAO" means the CAO (Operations O(ficcr) of the Town of Pickering;
(j) "Mayor' means ihe Mayor of ihe Town of Pickerina or a Councillor
acting in the suad oFthe Meyor,
(k) "Minister" means ihe member of the Executive Council to whom is
essigned the administration of the Act end rcguledonr, (Solicimr
General)
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IeterpretaHoa (cont'd)
(I) "Municipal Emergency Measurcs Plens" meens plans, programs or
procedurcs prcparcd by the Tawn of Pickering, thet ere intended to
mitigete the eflects of an emergency or disaster and to provide for Ihe
sakry, healih or welfarc of the populelion and the proleation of propeAy
in the event of such an occurrence;
(m) "Municipal Emerger.cy Measures Co-ordinatoP' means the person
appointed by Council punuant to this ByLew (Fire Chie�;
(n) "Municipal Emergency Meusures Orgenizetion" means the orgenizution
established pursuant to this ByLaw;
(o) "Municipnl Control Group" means the control group established
pursuunt to this By-Lnw;
(p) "Municipaliry" means the Town of Pickering;
(q) "State of Emergency Regulations", means reguletions npproved by the
Govcmor in Council us amended from time to time;
(r) "stnte of emergency" means a sWte of emergency declarcd by the Town
of Pickering pursuant to the Act or renewed by Ihe Town of Pickering
pursuant to the Act nnd regulations made pursuent thereto nnd this Eiy-
Law;
(s) "Part•Time fircfightei' means any individual who gives of their time,
skills and knowledge by providing emcrgency serviccs in nccordance
with regulations (or the Pickering Fire Departmcnt;
Municlpal Emergency Memures Organlulion
3. (I) The Council hercby establishes a M1lunicipal Emcn;ency Measures Organization.
(2) The Municipal Emergency Mcasures Organizalian shnll consist of thc following
committees und persons:
(a) a Municipal Emergcncy Measurcs Executivc Committee;
(b) a Municipal Cantrol Group; and
(c) a Municipal Emcrgency bteasures Co-ordinator (Fire ChieQ.
Municipal Emergency htemura E:ecWive Committee
4. (I) The Municipal Emergency Measurcs Executive Committee shall be nppoinled
by Council for such a tertn as the Council deems necessary.
(2) ' The Municipal Emergency Meuures Executive Comminee shall at aIl times
consist af the Meyor, Acting Mayor, no Rwer than two Councilloro, Municipul
Emergency Measures Coordinaror (Fire Chie� and the CAO, or their dcsignates.
(3) The Municipal Emergency Measurcs Executive Commiltec shnll:
(a) advise Council on the development af municipal emergency measurcs
plens;
(b) present municipal emergency measurcs piens to Council;
(c) bdef Council on developmen� during n state of emorgency; ,
"(d) prcsent Nndamentel emergency prcparednesa proposels including
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(e) perform other such dmies ns moy be required by the Council.
Munklpal Control Group
5. (I) The htunicipul Control Graup sholl bc appointed by Council for such a lerm as
the Council may prescribe.
(2) The Municipal Control Group shall consist of the CAO, the Emergency
Measures Caordinator, nnd the department head ofevery municipal department
or egency which is assigned emergency reluted funclions under municipal
emergency pinns and, whcre no dcpartment ot agency exists, a quolified person
ro represent that group. The CAO will chnir the Municipal Comrol Group.
(3) The Municipal Cunlrol Group shall include, but not be limited to, persons
responsible during nn emergcncy to pravide or caordinate:
(a) luw enforcement
(b) search and rescue
(c) firc conlrol serviccs
(d) haznrdous matcrials coNrol scrvices
(e) transportation
(� enginecring scrviccs
(g) watcr
(h) �cnstewatcr caNrol scrviccs
(i) soliJ waste control scrvices
(j) lelecommunications
(k) financial scrvices
(I) legol services
(m) administrative serviccs
(n) human resourcc mnnagcmant (including health nnd safety)
(o) informntion systems
. (p) purchasing/materials manugement
(q) physical, soeial and environmental planning infortnetion
(r) public information
(4) T'hc Municipui Canlrol Group shall also includc persons responsible during an
emergency to co•ordinate the following Nnclionr.
(e) income assistancc �
(b) sociei scrvices ,
(c) health services '
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Municipal Conlrol Group (coot'd)
(5) The Municipal Control Group shall:
(a) assist the Municipai Emergency Measures Caordinalor fn the
preperntion and caordinetion of Municipal Emergency Measures Plans;
(b) advise the Municipal Emergency Measurcs Executive Commiuee on the
development of Municipal Emergency Moasures Plans;
(c) upon request, essist the Municipel Emergency Meazures Executive
Committee in the presentation of Municipal Emergency hfeasures Plans
to Council;
(d) following activation of the municipol or depnrtmental emergency plan or
a declaration of stete of emergency, prescribe, as necessary, dulies to be
fulfilled by employees, agenb, and Part•Time firefighters of the
municipaliry;
(e) perform other such duties as may be required by the Municipal
Emergency Measures Executive Comminee or the Council.
(6) Each member of Ihe htunicipal Control Group shall prepare nn emergency plan
for the emergency functions assigned in municipal emergency plans to Iheir
department, ngency or area of responsibiliry. Members will submit pluns to �he
Emergency Mcnsures Executive Committoe for approvol. Plans includc Iraining
and exercise programs.
Municipal Emergeocy Mea�ure� Co-ordlnator
6. • (I) The Municipal Emergancy hleuures Caordinutor shall be appointed for such a
term as the Council decros necessary.
(2) The Municipal Emergcncy M1icnsures Caordinaror shall:
(a) co-ordinate and preparc municipal emergency mcasures plans, uaining
nnd exercises; and
(b) be responsible for on•going public sclf-hclp educntion progrums rclnted
to amcrgency prcpuredness;
(c) follawing activation of a municipal emargency plan or n dcclaralion oF
stute of emergcncy, prcscribe, as necessary, duties to be fulfillcd by
employees, ugents, ond volunteer firefighters of the Town of Pickering;
and
(d) perform oiher such dulies as muy be required by the Council.
Agreemen�
7. (I) Subject to proliminary approval of Council, the Municipal Emergency Measures
Contro) group muy, as part of municipal emergency measurcs plans, ncgotiate an
agreement to be approved by ihe Councii or person designated by the Council
with the Govemmcnt of Canada, the Province of Ontario, Durhem Regional
Municipaliry, a municipaliry, city or town, ur eny other agency or any peaon.
(2) Any agreement negotiated under subsection ( I) is nol binding unUl it is
epproved by Council.
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DuNa ot Council
. 8. (I) Thc Council shall roview and evaluate Munic(pal Emergency Measures Plans
prcsented ta it by the Municipal Emergency Measuree Execulive Committee.
(2) The Councii mey speeify edditional duties to be fuifilled by the Municipal
Emorgency Measures Exewtive Comminee, lhe Municipal Control Group, and
ihe Municipal Emergency Measurcs Caordinetor.
(3) The Council mey appropriate nnd cxpend money.
(a) to pay rensonable oxpenses of inembers of the Municipal Emergency
Measurcs Executive Cammittee, the Municipal Emergency Measurcs
Co-ordinator nnd the Municipal Control Group;
(b) to Polfill Ihe terms and conditions of �n ugreement approved by Ihe
Council pursunnt to Sectian 7.
(c) to support cmergency preparcdness proposals.
Dalaratloo of a State of Emer�ency
9, (I ) The Mayor, acling under Scction 4(2) of �hc Act shnll declare a state of
emergency by completing the rcquired documantatian in nccordance with
current regulntions.
(2) With the npprovnl of the M1tinister, the Council may rcnew a smte of emergency
by completing the requircd documenta�ion in accordance with curtent
rcgulntions.
O) The Council muy Ierminale a stale of emergcncy by completing Ihe requircd
documenlation in accorJance aith curtcN regulations.
(4) A copy of n declaretion signcJ under this Seclion slmll immeJiatcly be
delivered or fared lo the hiinisler (Solicitor Generaq, the Director Emergency
Measures Onmrio, anJ �hc Din�ctor of Durham Emergcncy Measurcs
Orgnnization.
NoUce
10. Following the signature of a declaratian under Seclion 9, the Council shall
immedinrely cause �he dctails aF�he declnration or termination to be communicated ar
published by such means as �he Council considers Ihe most likely to make the contcnts
of Ihe declamtion or lemiination known to thc people uf the arca affected.
Dulies durfag an Emergency
I I. (I) Following the ac�ivation of any �lunicipal Emergency Meosures Plun(s);
(n) every employee, agent, and part-time fircfighter of ihe municipality
wha has a role in such cmergencies as assigned in the Mu�icipal
Emergency M1teasures Plans, und departmental plans, shell fulfill such
repotting duties as may bc prescribed by those plans and any additional
duties os may be prcscribed by ihe plans and the Municipal Conlrol
Group.
(2) Following the issuence of a declaration under Section 9 and for ihe duralion of
the state of emergency
(a) every Councillor shall keep �he Executive Committee posted rospecting
their whereabou�.
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Reped of Proviow ByLaN
:2, By�Law NJ372/90 te hereby rcpealed.
By-Law rcad e Rnt, seeond, and third time and finally pused ihis _day of ' 1999. ,
Wayne Arthurs, Mnyar
Uruce Tnylor, Clerk
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Mr. Bruce Taylor
Town Clerk
The Corporation of the Town of Pickcring
Pickering Civic Camplex
One the Esplanade
PickeringON LIV6K7
Dcar Mr. Teylor.
Thank you for your Icttcr dated M1tarch I I, 1999 rcgarding your Council's resolution of
March 8, 1999 dealing with emergency prepareJncss. I apologize for Uie dclay in respunding.
I would like lo express our nppreciation for the timc and effi�rt tliat lias gonc into developing
both nucicar and non-nucleur cmcrgency prcparcdness. 1i'c arc confident thal ihcsc arrangements
will scrve to enhance lhe level of response in Ihe Town when ficed «•ith an emergency.
Should you require assistance in the development of plans, the conduct of training nnd exercises,
und in emergcncy response, please feel free to call Jim Gllard, Director of Emergency Alcasures
Ontario nt (416) 314-3723.
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Once ngain, thank you for your correspondence.
Sincerely,
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Robert W. Runciman, MPP
Leeds-Grenville
Solicitor General and
Minister of Correctional Services