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o .... ..,., ...., TAG ...., GRINDING SERVICES, INC. MANAGEMENT PLAN FOR EVENT TYPES EVENT TYPE 1: SPOT JOBS - LOCALIZED This type of scenario will require manpower and equipment primarily for the assistance of the local governmental resources such as public work departments. We will provide necessary crews of chainsaw operators, laborers, skid steers and operators, and hauling equipment necessary to clear roads and remove debris. We have adequate manpower and equipment to manage this size project without the assistance of subcontractors. Debris from this type of event is typically woody in nature and smaller in volume. Therefore, a TDSRS is not necessary as such facilities are, under FEMA guidelines, only needed in major disasters and where there are not sufficient landfills available to handle debris in a timely manner. City/County landfills are typically sufficient to handle the smaller amount of debris although it would be required to be segregated from other debris at the landfill for monitoring and reimbursement purposes. o This type of scenario can be handled efficiently with 1-4 crews of 2-4 men with saws and equipment. Hauling can be accomplished with 1-2 trucks per crew. Trucks will be self- loading 30-40 cubic yard dump trucks. Supervisory personnel will be at a minimum with one project manager who would manage the entire project. Paperwork will be handled by the project manager and will include time sheets to provide hours provided by personnel and equipment. This size event would qualify to be managed under the FEMA Public Assistance Pilot Program. More information on this program can be obtained by contacting us. An example of our response to this type of project would be our recent assistance to the City of Atlanta after damage caused by a tornado. We assisted the City in managing debris collected by City personnel, ground and hauled off the debris, assisted the City in filing appropriate paperwork with FEMA, and assisted with negotiations with FEMA in order to receive reimbursement. EVENT TYPE 2: SMALL EVENT - WIDESPREAD OR CITY/COUNTY WIDE o This type of scenario, although small in nature, will require more personnel and equipment due to its widespread nature. Depending on the size of the city/county landfill, a TDSRS still may not be necessary. If a site is required, it will be small in size and will be used for a short period as a temporary storage site only, allowing for the segregation of debris if debris other than vegetation is present. No specialized reduction, such as burning, would be required although grinding of vegetative debris may be requested. We are familiar with the fact that FEMA is subject to the Resource Conservation & Recovery Act (RCRA) that requires safe disposal of all waste materials, encourages cooperation with local authorities and promotes recycling of waste materials. The TDSRS will be reclaimed at the conclusion of work as regulated by FEMA, Regulation # 325. We will follow site closure procedures; realizing site closure is an important portion of the debris mission and should not be overlooked. We will follow these guidelines, insuring that: 1) that all operations are complete and the site has been