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CHAPTER 9G-6 REVIEW OF LOCAL EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT PLANS
9G-6.001 Purpose. (Repealed)
9G-6.002 Definitions.
9G-6.0023 County Comprehensive Emergency Management Plans.
9G-6,0025 The County Radiological Emergency Plan for Nuclear Power Plants.
9G-6.003 State Comprehensive Emergency Management Plan - Process of Adoption. (Repealed)
9G-6.004 The Content of County Emergency Management Plans. (Repealed)
9G-6,005 Schedule for Development and Review of County and Municipal Comprehensive Emergency Management Plans.
(Repealed)
9G-6.006 County Comprehensive Emergency Management Plans - Review by Division.
9G-6.007 Adoption by County Government. (Repealed)
9G-6.008 Implementation of County Emergency Management Plans and Procedures. (Repealed)
9G-6.009 Periodic Review by Division. (Repealed)
9G-6.0095 Municipal Comprehensive Emergency Management Plans.
9G-6.010 Municipal Comprehensive Emergency Management Plans - Review by County Emergency Management.
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9C-6.0095 Municipal Comprehensive Emergency Management Plans.
Municipal Comprehensive Emergency Management Plans must comply with all the standards and requirements applicable to
County Comprehensive Emergency Management Plans. Municipal Comprehensive Emergency Management Plans shall comply
with the Local Comprehensive Emergency Plan Compliance Criteria adopted by reference in subsection 9G-6.0023(7), F.A.C.
These criteria are available from the Division and shall be used in the development and review of Municipal Comprehensive
Emergency Management Plans. Municipal Comprehensive Emergency Management Plans are encouraged to follow the suggested
format for County Comprehensive Emergency Management Plans. Municipal emergency management programs are not required
to duplicate the suggested format, but should conform to it as closely as possible.
Specific Authority 252.35(2)(u) FS. Law Implemented 252.35(I), (2)(a), (b), (c), (d), (k), (u), 252.38(2) FS. History —New 2-11-01.
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9G-6.O10 Municipal Comprehensive Emergency Management Plans - Review by County Emergency Management.
(1) The provisions of this section shall apply to either initial review by the County Emergency Management Agency, or to
review of revised information as a result of a determination by the county emergency management agency that a municipal
comprehensive emergency management plan is not in compliance with the terms of this chapter.
(2) If a municipality elects to prepare a comprehensive emergency management plan, the plan shall be periodically reviewed
by its respective county emergency management agency to determine compliance with the established criteria.
(3) The County Emergency Management Agency shall provide initial notice to the chief elected official of each municipality in
the county of the county's intent to establish a schedule to review municipal comprehensive emergency management plans. A
county shall provide notice to the municipalities of its intent to review a Municipal Comprehensive Emergency Management Plan
at least 60 days prior to the initiation of the review. This notice shall also advise the municipalities, in general terms, of the
applicable plan requirements. Each municipality must respond to this notice and advise the county of the existence of a municipal
comprehensive emergency plan or program. Each municipality shall also provide a copy of this response to the Division. If any
municipality creates a comprehensive emergency management plan or program subsequent to this initial notice, it must advise the
county emergency management director and the Division in writing, and request that the municipality be included in the county's
plan review schedule.
(4) The County Emergency Management Agency shall provide the municipal emergency program with the results of its review
and its finding as to the compliance of the municipal comprehensive emergency management plan within 60 days of completion of
its initial review. If the county emergency management agency determines that the municipal comprehensive emergency
management plan complies with the requirements of this rule chapter it shall issue a notice of compliance to the municipal
emergency management program and to the Division.
(5) When the county emergency management agency determines that a municipal comprehensive emergency management plan
is not in compliance with the requirements of this rule chapter and Chapter 90-7, F.A.G., it shall issue a notice of non-compliance
specifically stating the reasons for non-compliance, Upon receipt of a notice of non-compliance, the municipal emergency program
shall, within 60 days, revise its plan, notify the county emergency management agency and make the revised information available
for review by the county emergency management agency.
(6) If the county is unable, for any reason, to provide notice to the municipality regarding the results of its review within 60
days, it will forward a notice to the municipal emergency management program stating its intent to extend the review period for the
specifically identified time necessary to provide notice.
(7) in order to ensure that Municipal Comprehensive Emergency Management Plans can be implemented in the event of a
disaster or emergency, each agency assigned responsibility in the plan must coordinate the development of implementation
procedures. The jurisdiction promulgating the plan shall document this coordination.
(8) After a determination that a Municipal Comprehensive Emergency Management Plan is in compliance with the terms of
this chapter, the approved plan must be adopted by resolution of the governing body of the jurisdiction before it becomes the
Comprehensive Emergency Management Plan for such local government.
Specific Authority 252,35(2)(u) FS, Law Implemented 252.35(1), (2)(a), (b), (c), (d), (k), (v), 252.38(1), (2) FS. History -New 5-11-95, Amended
2-11-01.
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