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Community Emergency Plan Owslebury and Morestead Parish Council Community Emergency Plan Plan last updated on: 28/01/2017 Re-confirmed by Council on 13th February 2017 Additional update 26th July 2017 Re- confirmed by Council on 8th January 2018 Major revisions 14th May 2018 Re-confirmed by Council on 14th January 2019 If you are in immediate danger call 999 Plan distribution list Name Role Phone number/email address Issued on Hampshire and Community [email protected] Isle of Wight Local Resilience Group Resilience Forum Julie James Senior emergency [email protected] planning officer HCC Neil Jenkins Emergency Planning [email protected] Officer 01962 846184/ M:07957932591 Local Highways Engineer - South Ray Gardner Assistant Hants Hampshire County Highways South & East Engineer Tel 02392 572699 [email protected] Rob Humby County Councillor [email protected] 01962-777673 / 07795615616 Laurence Ruffell District Councillor [email protected] Hugh Lumby District Councillor [email protected] John Chapman Councillor [email protected] 01962 777898 Charlotte Councillor [email protected] Thompson Will Martin Councillor [email protected] 01962 777692 Roger Page Councillor [email protected] 01962 777863 Paul Bowes Councillor [email protected] 01962 777229 Mark Egerton Councillor [email protected] 01962 777771 Paul Phillips Councillor [email protected] 01962 777635 Plan amendment list Date of Date for next Details of changes Changed by amendment revision made 11/01/2016 December 2016 General update Michael Cleary 29/01/2017 December 2017 General update Michael Cleary 26/07/2017 December 2017 General update Michael Cleary 08/01/2018 April 2018 General update Michael Cleary 14/05/2018 December 2018 Major revisions Michael Cleary 31/12/2018 December 2019 General update Juanita Madgwick 3 Contents Owslebury and Morestead Parish Council ........................................................................... 1 Community Emergency Plan ............................................................................................... 1 Plan last updated on: 08/12/2018 ........................................................................................ 1 Plan distribution list .............................................................................................................. 2 Plan amendment list ............................................................................................................ 2 Contents .............................................................................................................................. 4 Local skills and resources assessment ................................................................................ 7 Key locations identified with emergency services for use as places of safety...................... 9 Emergency contact list – Emergency Committee .............................................................. 10 Telephone tree ................................................................................................................... 11 Activation triggers .............................................................................................................. 12 First steps in an emergency ............................................................................................... 13 Community Emergency Group first meeting agenda ......................................................... 14 Establishing contact with emergency responders .............................................................. 14 Alternative arrangements for staying in contact if usual communications have been disrupted .............................................................................. Error! Bookmark not defined. Useful Contacts 15 4 Local risk assessment Risks Impact on community What can the Community Emergency Group do to prepare? The most likely emergency in Lanes blocked; Monitor bore level reading the Parish relates to flooding. residents may require by Twyford team and work The areas of flood are assistance with closely with them generally the Morestead transport/supplies Road, Hazeley Pond, Encourage residents to Owslebury Bottom and Flooding of homes improve home flood defences Hensting – the danger to Contamination homes is mainly at Hazeley through flooding of Keep ditches clear and Pond, Owslebury Bottom and septic tanks/residents enlarge Hensting (Cottages). Other may require portable Keep residents informed flooding occurs by the toilets/children need to using Owslebury Whaddon Lane ditch and by be discouraged from Information Service and the Hurst Lane culvert. playing flood water However there is little danger Facebook to homes. Source pumps and sandbags Establish Parish Hall as flood control point Work with local emergency responders Storm damage: Owslebury Lanes blocked. Pressure Hampshire and Morestead Parish has Highways and landowners Property damage. many trees in all parts of the to check health of trees and Parish and is susceptible to Potential danger to undertake work on a timely storm damage. life. basis to remove dead wood. Establish Parish Hall as control point and, if needs be, potential temporary sanctuary for those whose homes are severely damaged. Work with local emergency responders. 5 Other risks: Largely as above Establish Parish Hall as Major traffic accident within control point and, if needs Parish resulting in many be, potential temporary injuries and blocked roads. sanctuary for those whose homes are severely Air crash on village causing damaged. damage to property and blocked roads. Work with local emergency responders. Major fire destroying parts of village 6 Local skills and resources assessment Skill/Resource Who? Contact details Location When might be unavailable? Tow trucks Nigel White [email protected] Whaddon Lane 01962 777216 Tractor+4x4 Gerry Tull [email protected] The Old Mill 01962-777429 Main Road Tractors Local Via Juanita Madgwick farmers as [email protected] necessary (refer to 07882 375996 telephone Or Mark Egerton Boyes tree) [email protected] Barn, Whites 01962 777771 Hill Or Gerry Tull (as above) Or Roger Page (as below) 4x4 Roger Page [email protected] Low Hill Farm 01962-777863 Pumps Altonpumps.com Non business hours [email protected] 07900 984406 Four Marks. just off of the A31 Alton - Winchester Road, on Hazel Road behind the parade of shops. Patch and mend Russtec [email protected] 07973220321 Darren [email protected] Hitchins 07739352899 Other local As advised by Councillors contractors Medical Twyford 01962 712202 Surgery 7 Heavy Mike Ball Hurst Farm, Hurst Lane, Owslebury, Hurst Farm equipment such SO21 1JQ diggers, loaders and a small 01962 777576 engineering 07580736476 workshop and [email protected] tools. D Hodgson Tree and Landscape Tree surgeons David Services Hodgson 02380 693227 [email protected] Nigel NP Tree Surgeons Paddington Paradise Lane Waltham Chase Southampton Hampshire SO32 2TH Mobile 07884 326 810 Phone 02380 907 305 eMail [email protected] DUREY CASTINGS WESTERN & THE Recommended Flood ISLES, One stop shop Fortress A3 Knowle Village Business Park, Mayles Lane, Fareham Hampshire PO17 5DY T: 07775 947948 F: 01329 833280 E: [email protected] http://www.floodfortress.co.uk/ 8 Key locations identified with emergency services for use as places of safety Building Location Potential use in Contact details of key an emergency holder Parish Hall Main Road, Control centre/ Paul Bowes 01962 Owslebury SO21 medium car 777229 1LU parking facilities Terry Russell: 01962 Additional parking 777343 on Glebe field Juanita Madgwick: 07882 375996 Air Ambulance Safest place: Sports Field SO21 1LL Or possibly Glebe Field SO21 1LU 9 Emergency contact list – Emergency Committee Name: Juanita Madgwick Title: Parish Clerk 24hr telephone contact: 07882 375996 Photo Email: [email protected] Address: 58A Priors Dean Road, Harestock, Winchester, SO226JU Name John Chapman Title: Parish Council Chairman 24hr telephone contact: 01962 777898 Photo Email: [email protected] Address: Oak Tree Cottage, Hurst Lane, Owslebury SO21 1JQ Name Will Martin Title: Parish Councillor 24hr telephone contact: 01962 777692 Photo Email: [email protected] Address: Hensting Valley Farm, Hensting Lane, Owslebury SO21 1LE Name Mark Egerton Title: Parish Councillor 24hr telephone contact: 01962 777771 Photo Email: [email protected] Address: Boyes Barn, Whites Hill Owslebury 10 Telephone tree Juanita Madgwick 07882 375996 or John Chapman 777898 Issues public and council email alerts and contacts: HCC/WCC Roger Page Mark Egerton Gerry Tull Emergency 777863 777771 777429 Teams Contact local farmer contacts as requested. Andrew Nigel White Mike Ball James Cretney Rigg 777216 777576 Marwell Wildlife Mobile 07808 811229 07580736476 777925 (work) andrew.rigg@me 777003 (home) .com Mark Dunford 07774935187 11 List of community organisations that may be helpful in identifying vulnerable people or communities in an emergency Organisation Name and role of contact Phone number Senior Citizens Group Cathy Fox - organiser 01962 777545 Owslebury and Morestead Paul Phillips (Chair) 01962 777635 Community Assn Owslebury Primary School Wendy Smith Head Teacher 01962 777452 Mrs K Lancaster: Admin Officer Activation triggers Flood 1. On notice of springs flowing along route from Cheesefoot Head 2. On notice that borehole readings indicate potential flood. 3.
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