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Item 26 - Adoption of the City of Santa Ana Emergency Operations Plan
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City of Santa Ana Emergency Operations Plan <br />Part I Basic Plan <br />San Andreas Fault Zone: The dominant active fault in California, it is the main element of the boundary between <br />the Pacific and North American tectonic plates. The longest and most publicized fault in California, it extends 750 <br />miles from Cape Mendocino in northern California to the Salton Sea in Imperial County, and is approximately 45 <br />miles northeast of Santa Ana. This fault was the source of the 1906 San Francisco earthquake, which resulted in <br />some 700 deaths and millions of dollars in damage. The southern section of this fault is currently of the greatest <br />concern to the scientific community. Geologists can demonstrate that at least eight major earthquakes (M 7.0 and <br />larger) have occurred along the Southern San Andreas Fault in the past 1200 years with an average spacing in <br />time of 140 years, plus or minus 30 years. The last such event on the Southern San Andreas was over 160 years <br />ago (the Fort Tejon Earthquake in 1857). The range of probable magnitudes on the San Andreas Fault Zone is <br />reported to be 6.8 to 8.0. <br />Figure 43 M 7.8 Repeat of the 1857 Fort Tejon Earthquake on the San Andreas Fault <br />-- Earthquake Planning S cenario -- <br />Rapid Instruni ental Inten sits+ M ap for San An dregs 1857 ru ptu re S cenari o <br />Soenaria Date: R i Feb 15. 2002 03:00:00 AM PST M 7.3 N35. r 0 W120.30 Depth: 10.Okm <br />36.5" <br />36 " <br />35.5° r <br />3 5' <br />34. J o <br />34' . <br />} <br />-1 1 ° -1 0' -119' -118' -117' <br />PLANNINGSCENARIOONLY -- PRCCE5SEa:.Sun Feb23,20030828LI5 PM PST <br />PERCEIVED <br />No1Ile H <br />Weak <br />Llghi <br />Wderaia <br />Sirong <br />Verysirong <br />Severe <br />Vlokmi <br />Extreme <br />SHAK NG <br />POTENTIAL <br />GA.MME <br />none <br />none <br />Wane <br />Very Igh <br />Ligh <br />Mmieraie <br />Lic+derawHeavy <br />Heavy <br />Very Heavy <br />PEAKACC49c.Mj <br />-07 <br />-17-1.4 <br />1.4-3.9 <br />3."-2 <br />9.2-18 <br />18-34 <br />34-65 <br />65-124 <br />�-124 <br />PEAK VEL#mN <br />e,0.1 <br />0.1-1.1 <br />1.1 3.4 <br />3.4-8.1 <br />8.1-16 <br />rt 6-31 31-60 60-116 <br />> 1 } 6 <br />INSTRUMENTAL <br />I <br />I�III <br />IV <br />V <br />VI <br />L+II I VIII <br />INTE NS frY <br />43 <br />
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