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■ Force Account or Contract Resources and Procurement ■ Monitoring of Debris Operations Alert LLLa6�" ➢ As a potential debris -generating weather event approaches, CTC will be in communication with your staff to ensure that our Communication Plans are in current order, and we will begin to alert our Project Team, local area subcontractors, and out -of --area subcontractors that their services may be required in the near future. ➢ As the weather event track is established and the real potential for landfall in an area that may damage your area is established, and at your direction, CTC will mobilize our Project Manager and emergency road clearance crews and equipment to pre -stage at the Operations Base Camp. This will allow for and ensure an immediate damage assessment and mobilization of crews and equipment to those areas previously identified for emergency road clearance operations. Post -Event Operations: The Preliminary Damage Assessment and Emergency Road Clearance operations will begin as soon as wind speeds fall below gale force. Depending upon the severity of damage, additional crews and equipment will be pre -staged just beyond the anticipated damage zone and will be mobilized. It is expected that the majority of the emergency road clearance crews and equipment will be CTC's own and those available from local area subcontractors. ➢ Emergency Road Clearance will start along the primary transportation routes ➢ Temporary Debris Sites, crew and equipment check-in locations, and the availability of housing and camping areas will be inspected to ascertain their availability for immediate/near future use. This information will then be relayed to our Logistics Manager. ➢ During this phase, our crews will be available, at a minimum from sun -up to sun -down. If required, work will continue after dark if it can be performed safely. ➢ Documentation for work performed will be kept on a time and materials basis, utilizing the hourly rates schedules included in the contract. Each morning, a report of the previous days' work will be made to Your Project Manager and include: all labor hours broken down by category; all equipment hours broken down by type and category; and the road segments that have been opened to a minimum of one lane of traffic in each direction. Cumulative summary reports will be made as requested. ➢ As the volume of debris to be managed is estimated, mobilization will begin of additional crews and equipment required during the initial stages of removal. These crews and equipment will stage in close proximity to be ready for immediate deployment upon completion of the road clearance, and as directed by your POC. ➢ Estimated Time Frame: 70 Hours (maximum) Post -Event Operations: Debris Removal, Reduction and Disposal: ➢ During the initial stages of debris removal operations, your staff and CTC will determine what zones and sectors are to be cleared in a prioritized order. This establishment of priorities is important in that it allows you, the Monitors, and our crews and equipment to arrive on -scene in a scheduled manner. This is the "ramp up" stage of operations. Page 36 of 87