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2. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY TABLE 2-1 (Continued) SUMMARY OF IMPACTS AND MITIGATION MEASURES LEVEL OF ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT MITIGATION MEASURES SIGNIFICANCE AFTER Mrt7GATION 4.7.4 In the event of a major earthquake,seismic ground 4.7.4 Earthquake Preparedness and Response Plan Less-than-Significant shaking could potentially injure people and cause collapse or structural damage to proposed structures. Prior to commencement of mining,the applicant shall complete This would be a less-than-significant impact with an Earthquake Preparedness and Response Plan(EPRP)to mitigation. address worker safety and plant operation status during and following a major earthquake. The EPRP shall be included incorporated or become a supplementary document to the standard site health and safety plan. The EPRP shall be prepared,implemented,and self-monitored by the applicant. A California certified engineering geologist and California registered structural engineer with experience in seismology and earthquake preparedness shall assist the applicant in preparation of the EPRP. The EPRP shall include pre-earthquake and post- earthquake preparedness requirements for the facility that includes but is not necessarily limited to: • Emergency evacuation routes to clear people of unsafe equipment and buildings, • Requirements for securing equipment likely to topple or undergo severe damage during an earthquake including procedures to avoid topple of furniture and small equipment, • Communication protocol during and following an earthquake, • Location of emergency equipment and first aid, • Transportation routes, • List of on-site contacts, • Procedures to locate and account for on-site personnel, RMC Pack Vematis Quarry Mining and Reclamation Projxt 2-17 ESA 203015 Administra ive Draft Eat Mmch 2004