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ii;,,,..../i '~,' COMPREHENSIVE EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT PLAN o Drought-is not a hazard for roadways Finally, the City of Pleasanton examined the hazard exposure of critical healthcare facilities, schools, and city-owned buildings based on ABAG's website at htlp:/IQuake.abaQ.ca.Qov/mitiQation/pickcril.html. Of the critical facilities in the City: o Earthquake Faulting-No critical facilities are within the Alquist-Priolo Earthquake Fault Zone o Earthquake Shaking-All 87 critical city-owned facilities, 17 schools, and 10 healthcare facilities (includes hospital, long-term care, primary care and home health agency) are subject to moderate to high earthquake shaking potential o Earthquake-Induced Landslides- The Califomia Geological Survey has not completed mapping of this hazard in the City of Pleasanton. However, because few areas have been mapped as landslides, this hazard is viewed as similar to that posed by weather-related landslides as shown below. o Earthquake Liquefaction-54 city-owned facilities, 13 schools and 9 healthcare facilities are in areas of moderate, high or very high liquefaction susceptibility o F100ding-8 city-owned facilities, 5 schools and 1 hospital are in the FEMA 500 year flood plain; no facilities are in the 100 year flood plain o Landslides-13 city-owned facilities are in mostly existing landslides areas o Wildfires-While no schools or health care facilities are located in areas of high or very high wildland fire threat, 22 city-owned facilities are located in these areas. 57 city-owned facilities, 10 schools and 3 health care facilities are in the wildland-urban interface threat areas o Dam Inundation-41 city-owned facilities, 13 schools and 8 health care facilities are in an area subject to dam inundation o Drought-drought will not affect city buildings directly Hazardous Materials According to Pleasanton's All Hazard Vulnerability Analysis, the LivermorelPleasanton area contains some industrial development that may be associated with hazardous materials uses. Land uses involving hazardous materials or other hazards include hazardous waste transfer facilities, paint and paint product manufacturing faciltties, semiconductor manufacturers, medical device manufacturers, and petroleum product and natural gas pipelines. The area is home to numerous businesses and industries that manufacture, store, use, and dispose of hazardous materials and hazardous waste. Some of these businesses are neighbors to urbanized population areas. ANNEX G - Local Hazard Mitigation Annex Updatedl~l2/05 6