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-- removal of eligible debris from the public ROW, trimming damaged limbs and broken trees, managing the TDSRS to include reduction and disposal of debris, as well as assisting the City with the filing of necessary paperwork with FEMA to receive reimbursement. o EVENT TYPE 4: SIGNIFICANT EVENT - REMOVAL, REDUCTION, HAULING, AND SEPERATING - MIXED DEBRIS - WIDESPREAD OR CITY/COUNTY WIDE This type of event will require the same response as Event Type 3, but with the addition of areas at the TDSRS necessary to segregate and store separated debris, as well as additional personnel and equipment to manage the removal, separating, hauling, and reduction of the segregated debris. Any debris eligible for recycling will be hauled to appropriate recycling facilities. Vegetative debris will be ground or burned per requirements of the City and reduced debris will be hauled to a location approved by FEMA. 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 cleared and cleaned of all debris, 2) current environmental data on soil and water will be compare to baseline data taken before the site was activated, 3) and insure that the site is restored to its prior condition. Furthermore, additional crews trained in the handling of hazardous materials may be required and would be provided if necessary. Hazardous materials will be staged in an area provided at the TDSRS as required and regulated by FEMA and would be disposed of in a manner so as to adhere to all federal rules and regulations, including those of FEMA. We have adequate manpower and equipment to manage the majority of this size project but would require the assistance of our subcontractor for the handling of hazardous materials. o An example of our response to this type of event is our assistance to Cape Coral, Florida in response to damage from Hurricane Wilma where we assisted City personnel in the removal of eligible debris from the public ROW, trimming damaged limbs and broken trees, managing the TDSRS to include reduction and disposal of debris. Furthermore, we removed debris from canals and waterways, and assisted the City with the filing of necessary paperwork with FEMA to receive reimbursement. EVENT TYPE 5: CATASTROPHIC EVENT - REMOVAL, REDUCTION, HAULING, AND SEPERATING - MIXED DEBRIS - WIDESPREAD OR CITY/COUNTY WIDE Although this type of event is larger in nature, it will be handled in much the same way as Event Type 4. Primary differences will be the amount of crews and supervisory and support personnel, as well as the addition of multiple TDSRS. Quadrants will be initially assigned to 10- 12 crews per quadrant with additional crews added as necessary. Hauling equipment will be increased to include 100 cubic yard trucks. Supervisory personnel will include the addition of a safety manager, quality control manager, and documentation manager, as well as support personnel for each assignment and additional personnel to manage and maintain the additional TDSRS(s). All TDSRS will be reclaimed at the conclusion of work. Although we have adequate manpower and equipment to manage a large portion of this size project, assistance from subcontractors will be necessary. Please refer to our subcontractor policy for more information. o An example of our response to this type of event is our assistance to Cape Coral, Florida in response to damage from Hurricane Charlie where we assisted City personnel in the removal of eligible debris from the public ROW, trimming damaged limbs and broken trees, managing the TDSRS to include reduction and disposal of debris. Furthermore, we removed debris from canals and waterways, and assisted the City with the filing of necessary paperwork with FEMA