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 \nAPPROVAL ..................................................................................................................................................... 6  \nPROMULGATION ........................................................................................................................................... 7  \n1.0 BASIC PLAN OVERVIEW ........................................................................................................................... 8  \n2.0 PURPOSE, SCOPE, SITUATION, AND ASSUMPTIONS ............................................................................... 9  \n2.1 Purpose ............................................................................................................................................. 9  \n2.2 Scope ............................................................................................................................................... 10  \n2.3 Situation Overview 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Incident Type and EOC Activation ................................................................................................ 16  \n3.7.2 EOC Integration with ICS Operational Standards ......................................................................... 17  \n3.8 Demobilization, Transition, and Recovery ...................................................................................... 17  \n3.8.1 Transition to Recovery ................................................................................................................. 18  \n3.8.2 Recovery....................................................................................................................................... 18  \n3.9 Supporting Plans and Standard Operating Procedures .................................................................. 20  \n4","cbCaistc54Aad3XO","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaistc54Aad3XO","pdf",1065558,33,"English","# PREFACE\n# APPROVAL\n# PROMULGATION\n# 1.0 BASIC PLAN OVERVIEW\n# 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