Crown Harbor Homeowner Association

Earthquake Shed

• The Association has a limited set of supplies stored in a shed. The shed is located behind the lattice fence at the intersection of Kings and Queens.

• The supplies are typically one-of-a-kind items that could be used throughout the association. The set of supplies is not intended to be a substitute for residents having their own supplies.

  • utility wagon
  • 2 fire hoses and one fire hose nozzle
  • 2 shovels
  • jack with handle and 18 blocks of wood to raise jack
  • sledgehammer
  • long crowbar
  • 4 portable toilets with toilet deodorants

• The team 3 members of each of the 4 neighborhoods have the combination to the shed and chest locks.

Volunteer Backpacks

The Neighborhood Disaster Response Plans specify that the Association has supplies for the neighborhood teams.

• There are 4 neighborhoods:
  • Upper Crown Drive
  • Lower Crown Drive
  • Queens Road
  • Kings Road
• Each neighborhood has 4 teams:
  • Radio and Logistics
  • Search and Rescue
  • Utility
  • First-Aid
• The strategy for storing supplies related to the 16 teams includes:
  • Each team member has a community-supplied backpack that contains the supplies and is stored under the team member's bed. Although stored at a team member's home, the supplies are property of the Association. The backpack will be returned to the chairman and passed on to a replacement team member if an existing team member moves.
  • The supplies for temporary toilets are stored at the neighborhood care centers.
  • Large or one-of-a-kind items are stored in the community earthquake shed.

This spreadsheet is a list of the quantities and estimated costs associated with the supplies.