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TECHNICAL APPROACH POST DISASTER Mobilization an, This Mobilization Plan outlines the approach strategy that CTC, Inc. uses after a state of disaster. We fully recognize and comprehend that it is our pre-emptive duty to ensure sure that this plan is carried out in a time of emergency when you may have no way to communicate with us. Therefore, we assume the responsibility of being able to move into the impacted area and carry out our assigned mission, with full capability, no matter how severe the damage may be. Our years of experience tell us that when equipment is brought in from multiple different directions, including right here in your community, we can provide a more expedient mobilization. With a pre -event contract in place, we can plan in advance to call resources in from numerous different locations, and via numerous different routes of entry. Our subcontractors, who are local to your area, are experienced and aware of the needs of CTC, Inc. They become integral members of our advance planning team. Their input and area knowledge are called up during both advance planning, and post -event response operations. For those events that impact is forecast (hurricanes, tropical storms, ice storms, and floods) there is advance warning and an ability to monitor and track the developing weather pattern. For these predictable events, sufficient time is allowed for confirmation of situation -specific pre -planning efforts and preparation which ultimately allows for a more rapid and coordinated mobilization. With these forecast events, CTC, Inc. will identify several staging areas within a 50 -100 mile radius of the forecast impact zone and mobilize the equipment and manpower needed for the immediate push. Through this advance planning, we can guarantee an immediate response to the emergency clearance of debris from the roadways phase of operations. CTC, Inc. will pre -position personnel and equipment in your community when directed. We will identify several points and paths of entry into your community/damage zone can be made. The number and use of these areas will depend largely on the size and destructive force of the event that is being responded to. In addition, multiple points -of -entry or paths into critical response zones will be identified. The CTC, Inc. Project Manager will be in close contact with your designed POC, as the event impact draws closer. If required, we will arrive with our advance team and position ourselves in your Emergency Operations Center (EOC) or other suitable Debris Command Center prior to the landfall of a storm, regardless of anticipated storm category. Coordination can then be affected regarding the entry of response entry into the damage zone. The Mobile Command Center will normally be in place within 24 hours, if required, after the Notice to Proceed and provide the communication link between all agencies and provide a field site for daily briefings and coordination. This Command Center enables CTC, Inc. to have unlimited access, via satellite, that will provide phone, fax and broadband internet connection regardless of damage to cable and local wireless infrastructure. CTC, Inc. has established the following schedules of crew deployment for your community. The quantity and make-up of crews required will be made during the Initial Damage Assessment (IDA) stage, immediately following the event. Categories of hurricanes have been selected as representative indicators of the damage likely to occur. These only represent a baseline on which to illustrate our mobilization schedule for you. Page 41 of 87