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\nPrepared for:  \nVail Resorts  \n(dba Stowe Mountain Resort) Stowe, VT  \nSeptember, 2025  \n[Revision 9]  \nGEODesign, Inc.  \nTABLE OF CONTENTS  \nTOPIC  \nPAGE  \nSECTION 1 NOTIFICATION FLOWCHARTS  \nEVENT LEVEL 3 Notification Flowchart (Figure 1.1) 1  \nEVENT LEVEL 2 Notification Flowchart (Figure 1.2) 3  \nEVENT LEVEL 1 Notification Flowchart (Figure 1.3) 5  \nReservoir Manager Contact Information 7  \nEvent Location Plan (Figure 1.4)  \nSECTION 2 STATEMENT OF PURPOSE & KEY DEFINITIONS  \n2.1 Purpose 8  \n2.2 Key Definitions 8  \nSECTION 3 EVENT DETERMINATION  \n3.1 Event Location Determination 10  \n3.2 Event Level Determination 10  \n3.3 Event Level Definitions 11  \n3.4 Event Level Determination Guidance 11  \nTable 3.1: Event Level Determination Guidance 12  \nSECTION 4 NOTIFICATION & COMMUNICATION PROCEDURES 17  \n4.1 Observation & Reporting 17  \n4.2 Event Level Declaration 17  \n4.3 Start of Notifications 17  \n4.4 General Procedures for Notification Flowcharts 17  \n4.5 Communication Systems 18  \n4.6 Notification Procedure Responsibilities 18  \n4.6.1 Reservoir Manager Responsibilities 18  \n4.6.2 911 Dispatch Responsibilities 19  \n4.6.3 VT State Police Williston Dispatch Responsibilities 20  \n4.6.4 VT Emergency Management Responsibilities 21  \n4.6.5 Local Dispatch Responsibilities 21  \n4.6.6 Director of Response Operations Responsibilities 21  \nEMERGENCY ACTION PLAN (REVISED 2025)  \nUpper Golf Course Reservoir Dam Stowe, Vermont  \nSECTION 5 GENERAL RESPONSIBILITIES 23  \nSECTION 6 RESPONSIBILITIES OF STOWE MOUNTAIN RESORT (VAIL) 25  \n6.1 Organization 25  \n6.2 Emergency Action 26  \n6.3 Remedial Action (Table 6.3: Remedial Action Guidance) 27  \n6.4 Locally Available Equipment, Labor, and Materials 28  \n6.5 Preparedness\\Plan Updates 29  \nSECTION 7 EVENT TERMINATION AND FOLLOW-UP 30  \n7.1 Event Termination Responsibilities 30  \n7.2 Follow-Up 30  \n7.3 Loss of Life, Injury, or Property Damage 31  \nOPERATIONAL ATTACHMENTS  \nATTACHMENT 1 Project Description  \nATTACHMENT 2 Description of Breach Analysis  \nATTACHMENT 3 Local Response Procedures, Flood Inundation Maps (C-1, C-2, C-3) Table  \nC-1: Estimated Water Depths & Peak Flood Wave Arrival  \nATTACHMENT 4 Training and Annual Testing  \nADMINISTRATIVE ATTACHMENTS  \nATTACHMENT 5 Posting of the Plan  \nATTACHMENT 6 Documentation  \nATTACHMENT 7 Modifications to Plan  \nATTACHMENT 8 Event Log  \nSeptember 2025 Revision [9]  \nSECTION 1 – NOTIFICATION FLOWCHARTS  \nEVENT LEVEL 3 –  \nREFER TO FIGURE 1.1 ON THE FOLLOWING PAGE FOR THE EVENT LEVEL 3 NOTIFICATION FLOW CHART  \nEVENT LEVEL 3 (RED zone) : This level means an emergency condition already exists in the RED zone and dam failure is imminent or has already occurred. This event is characterized by (but not limited to): very high volume of seepage through the embankment (>10 gallons per minute); high volume of cloudy seepage through the embankment (>5 gallons per minute); embankment deformation/sagging/sliding/other with visible seepage; overtopping flows and uncontrolled release of water with a loss of crest geometry.  \nImplementation:  \n1) Immediately issue notifications in order according to numbers.  \n2) If in doubt that other notifications have been made, call 911.  \n3) If a contact in the notification flowchart can’t be reached, notify the next contact. Continue to attempt to reach all contacts.  \nEMERGENCY ACTION PLAN (Revised September 2025) Upper Golf Course Reservoir Dam  \nStowe, Vermont  \nFigure 1.1 – EVENT LEVEL 3 (Most Critical) Notification Flowchart  \nEVENT LEVEL 3 (See Figure 1.4 for the RED zone)  \nRefer to Page 7 for current Reservoir Manager and Director of Response Operations contact information.  \nEVENT LEVEL 2 –  \nREFER TO FIGURE 1.2 ON THE FOLLOWING PAGE FOR THE EVENT LEVEL 2 NOTIFICATION FLOW CHART  \nEVENT LEVEL 2 (RED zone) : This level means an observation has been made of a potentially dangerous situation in the RED zone but the certainty of failu","cbCaiad9kApxrx2n","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiad9kApxrx2n","pdf",6815039,57,"English","# Section 1 Notification Flowcharts\n## Event Level 3 Notification Flowchart (Figure 1.1)\n## Event Level 2 Notification Flowchart (Figure 1.2)\n## Event Level 1 Notification Flowchart (Figure 1.3)\n## Reservoir Manager Contact Information\n## Event Location Plan (Figure 1.4)\n# Section 2 Statement of Purpose & Key Definitions\n## 2.1 Purpose\n## 2.2 Key Definitions\n# Section 3 Event Determination\n## 3.1 Event Location Determination\n## 3.2 Event Level Determination\n## 3.3 Event Level Definitions\n## 3.4 Event Level Determination Guidance\n## Table 3.1 Event Level Determination Guidance\n# Section 4 Notification & Communication Procedures\n## 4.1 Observation & Reporting\n## 4.2 Event Level Declaration\n## 4.3 Start of Notifications\n## 4.4 General Procedures for Notification Flowcharts\n## 4.5 Communication Systems\n## 4.6 Notification Procedure Responsibilities\n## 4.6.1 Reservoir Manager Responsibilities","[{\"question\":\"What does EVENT LEVEL 3 indicate for the Upper Golf Course Reservoir Dam?\",\"answer\":\"EVENT LEVEL 3 (red zone) means an emergency condition already exists and dam failure is imminent or has already occurred, including high seepage volumes, embankment deformation with visible seepage, overtopping with uncontrolled release, and loss of crest geometry.\"},{\"question\":\"How should notifications be handled when an event is declared at any event level?\",\"answer\":\"Issue notifications immediately in the order indicated by the flowchart numbers. 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