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Infrastructur e (Dam s)Infrastructur e (Dam s)
PreparednessPreparedness
byby
GREGEL B. REDUBLADOGREGEL B. REDUBLADO
Department Manager
Dams, Reservoirs & Flood Forecasting
PCIERDPCIERD--DOSTDOST
Technical Forum on Climate ChangeTechnical Forum on Climate ChangeHyatt Hotel, ManilaHyatt Hotel, Manila 17 March 201017 March 2010
National Pow er CorporationNational Pow er Corporation
Quezon Avenue corner BIR Road
Diliman 1100 Quezon City, Philippines
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Pr esentation OutlinePresentation Outline
Part II. Dam Em ergen ciesPart II. Dam Em ergen cies
a. Types of dam emergenciesb. NPC Dam Emergency
Organization
c. Reporting dam distressd. Emergency Conditions/
Response level Par t IV. Philippine law s related toPar t IV. Philippine law s related toDam SafetyDam Safety
Part V. Parting W ordsPart V. Parting W ords
Par t I. Intro ductionPar t I. Intro duction
a. Benefits of damsb. Dam owners in the Philippinesc. The National Power
Corporation (NPC)d. EPIRAe. NPC Dam Safety Program
Part III. Em ergency Prepa rednessPart III. Em ergency Prepa redness
a. Preventive & warning systemsb.
Operation rules & warning proceduresc. Types of responsesd. Adaptation to rainfall, flooding, and
droughte. Systems of communicationsf. Notification flowchartg. Strategies to address impact of climate
change to dam operation.h. San Roque Dam Emergency Action Plan
(EAP)i. Angat Dam Sub-area FFWSDO Hotline
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a. Benefits of dam sa. Benefits of dam sI. Introduction
La Mesa DamLa Mesa Dam
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Domestic Water SupplyDomestic Water Supply
Agricultural/Agricultural/
Industrial UseIndustrial Use
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Flood ControlFlood Control
PantabanganPantabanganDam (NIA)Dam (NIA))
HydropowerHydropower
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Water ManagementWater Management
& Regional& Regional
DevelopmentDevelopment
Inland Navigation/RecreationInland Navigation/Recreation
CalirayaCalirayaDamDam
AgusAgus6 (Ma. Cristina Falls) in6 (Ma. Cristina Falls) inIliganIligan
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Angat HEP Dam BenefitsAngat HEP Dam BenefitsUMIRAY
RIVER BASIN
A1 6MW
A4 10MW
M1 50MW
M2 50MW
M4 50MW
DomesticWater
Supply
Irrigation
FLOOD CONTROL
A2 6MWA3 6MW
A5 18MW
M3 50MW
ANGAT
RESERVOIR
22 cms
36 cms
ONE OF THE BENEFITS IN ANGAT
DAM IS ALSO INLAND NAVIGATION.
MWSS EQUIPMENT ARRIVE UMIRAY
PROJECT THRU ANGAT RESERVOIR
FLOOD CONTROL
BENEFITS IS
MANAGE THRUTHE USE OF
SPILLWAY IN
COOPERATION
WITH PAGASA
IPO DAM
BUSTOS DAM
LA MESA DAM
SPILLWAY
HYDROPOWER
ANGAT
RIVER
HAGONOY
97% OF MM
DOMESTIC
WATER
31,000
HECTARES
Water allocation is
managed by NWRB
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W ater Managem ent & Regional Developmen tW ater Managem ent & Regional Developm ent
Agus 6(Ma. CristinaFalls) inIligan City
I. Introduction
a. Benefits of dam sa. Benefits of dam s
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b.b. Dam Owner s in the PhilippinesDam Owner s in the Philippines1.1. National Pow erNational Pow er
Corpor ation (NPC):Corpor ation (NPC):
dams for power generationdams for power generation2.2. National Irr igationNational Irr igation
AdministrationAdministration(NIA)(NIA):: for irrigationfor irrigation
3.3. MetropolitanMetropolitan
W aterw orks &W aterw orks &Sewer age SystemSewer age System(MWSS)(MWSS) :: for domesticfor domesticwater supplywater supply
4.4. Department of PublicDepartment of Public
Works & HighwaysWorks & Highways(DPWH):(DPWH): for floodfor floodcontrolcontrol
5.5. Private m iningPrivate miningfirmsfirms :: for properfor proper
disposal and control ofdisposal and control ofmine tailingsmine tailings
Example of a mine tailings dam
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c. The National Pow er Corpo ration (NPC)c. The National Pow er Corpo ration (NPC)
Manages 90%Mana ges 90% of largeof largedams in the Philippines.dams in the Philippines.
Dam constructionDam constructionperiodperiod:: 1929 to 2000 with1929 to 2000 witha total of 22 damsa total of 22 damsconstructedconstructed
Dam typeDam type ::Embankment andEmbankm ent andconcrete gravityconcrete gravity
Oldest damOldest dam :: BotocanBotocan
Dam; concrete gravity;Dam; concrete gravity;commissioned in 1930;commissioned in 1930;height 30.48 m; forheight 30.48 m; forhydropower.hydropower. San Roque Dam in PangasinanSan Roque Dam in Pangasinan -- earthearth
core embankment dam; commissionedcore embankment dam; commissioned
in 2003; 200in 2003; 200--meter high; multipurpose.meter high; multipurpose.
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MAGATMAGAT
AMBUKLAOAMBUKLAO BINGABINGA
SAN ROQUESAN ROQUE
PANTABANGANPANTABANGAN--
MASIWAYMASIWAYANGATANGAT
CALIRAYACALIRAYA--LUMOTLUMOT--
BOTOCANBOTOCAN
BUHIBUHI --BARITBARIT
AMLANAMLAN
LOBOCLOBOC
PULANGIPULANGIIVIV
TALOMOTALOMO
BALONGBONGBALONGBONG
CAWAYANCAWAYAN
CASECNANCASECNAN
AGUS HEPAGUS HEP
COMPLEXCOMPLEX
AGUSANAGUSAN
BAKUNBAKUN
Location map of Philippine DamsLocation map of Philippine Dams
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d. Electr ic Pow er Industryd. Electr ic Pow er Industry
Refor m Act (EPIRA) RA 9136Refor m Act (EPIRA) RA 9136
Privatization of all NPC power generating plantsPrivatization of all NPC power generating plants
including hydroelectric plants.including hydroelectric plants.
Retention of ownership, management, operationRetention of ownership, management, operationand maintenance of the non power componentsand maintenance of the non power components
(dam structure and all other appurtenant(dam structure and all other appurtenantfacilities) to NPC, PSALM or NIA.facilities) to NPC, PSALM or NIA.
O & M agreement with the private operator toO & M agreement with the private operator to
cover the dam structure & appurtenant facilities.cover the dam structure & appurtenant facilities.
EPIRA I m p lem en t in g R u les a n d R eg u la t io n s
Pa r t I V Pr iv a t iz a t i o n o f N a t io n a l Po w e r Co r p o r a t io n
R u le 23 Pr i v a t i z a t i o n o f t h e A s s e t s o f N P C
S e c t io n 6 Pr iv a t iz a t i o n o f H y d r o e le ct r ic Ge n e r a t io n Pla n t s
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e. NPC Dam Safety Programe. NPC Dam Safety Program Dam SafetyDam Safety the artthe art
and science ofand science ofensuring the integrityensuring the integrity
and viability of damsand viability of dams
such that they do notsuch that they do notpresent unacceptablepresent unacceptable
risks to the public,risks to the public,
property, and theproperty, and theenvironment.environment.
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e. NPC Dam Safety Programe. NPC Dam Safety ProgramMain ActivitiesMain Activities
1. Inspection:Inspection:surveillancesurveillance(daily, weekly,(daily, weekly,monthly);monthly);
semisemi--annualannualinspectioninspection(twice a year);(twice a year);andand periodicperiodic
inspectioninspection(once every five(once every fiveyears).years).
AmbuklaoAmbuklao--Binga Inspection and Monitoring TeamBinga Inspection and Monitoring Team
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e. NPC Dam Safety Programe. NPC Dam Safety ProgramMain ActivitiesMain Activities2. Monitor ing andMonitor ing and
Assessment:Assessment:instrumentationinstrumentation(piezometers,(piezometers,inclinometers, movementinclinometers, movementsurvey monuments), datasurvey monuments), data
management, andmanagement, andevaluation.evaluation.
3. Readiness:. Readiness: emergencyemergency
action plans (identification,action plans (identification,operation and repair,operation and repair,notification, training,notification, training,exercises and coordination).exercises and coordination).
Groundwaterpressure
monitoring
Seepagemonitoring
Movement Survey Monuments (MSM)
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a. Types of Dam Emergenciesa. Types of Dam Emergencies
11) Earthquak e Occurr ence) Earthquak e Occurr ence 2) Severe flooding & o vertopping2) Severe flooding & over topping
3) Embankm ent3) Embankm ent
deformation ordeformation orcrackingcracking 4) Embankm ent seepage or piping4) Embankm ent seepage or piping
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a.a. Types of Dam EmergenciesTypes of Dam Emergencies
5) Upstream da m failure5) Upstream dam failure 6) Severe r eservoir landslides6) Severe r eservoir landslides
7) Abnorm al instrum entation7) Abnorm al instrum entation
readingreading8) Sabotage8) Sabotage
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b. NPC Dam Emergency Organizationb. NPC Dam Emergency Organization
Chairman (Local) /
Plant Manager
AssistantChairman
(Local)
DRFFD
Disaster
Control
Finance Senior VicePresident
Rescue
Team
MedicalTeam
Evacuation
TeamSecurityTeam
Transportation
TeamSupplyTeam
LegalServices
CorporateCommunication
EnvironmentalManagement
ContingencyResponse
Team
Members Members Members Members MembersMembersMembers Members
Communication
Team
Task Force
DRFFDDRFFD --Dams, Reservoirs &Dams, Reservoirs &
Flood Forecasting Dept.Flood Forecasting Dept.
Dams, Reservoirs andDams, Reservoirs and
Waterw ays Division (DRW D)Waterw ays Division (DRW D)
Flood Forecasting andFlood Forecasting and
Wa rning System for DamWa rning System for Dam
Operations (FFWSDO)Operations (FFWSDO)
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c. Reporting Dam Distressc. Reporting Dam Distress
Report evidence of distressReport evidence of distressimmediately to the highestimmediately to the highestpersonnel onpersonnel on--duty.duty.
Report it to the Plant Manager ifReport it to the Plant Manager ifevaluation of evidence indicatesevaluation of evidence indicatesthe need for immediate remedialthe need for immediate remedialaction.action.
Conduct post distress jointConduct post distress jointinspection to evaluate damagesinspection to evaluate damagesor changes.or changes.
Implement restrictions if theImplement restrictions if thedistress is significant enough todistress is significant enough torequire operational restrictions.require operational restrictions.
Before the accidentBefore the accident
After the accide ntAfter the accide nt
Accident at Saya noAccident at Saya no --Shusyenksaya HEShusyenksaya HE
Pow er Plant in Russia due to suddenPow er Plant in Russia due to sudden
water pressure surge know n aswater pressure surge know n as waterwater
hammer.hammer. ..
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d. Emergency Conditions/Respo nse Leveld. Emergency Conditions/Respo nse Level
LEVEL 3LEVEL 3 : Anactual dam failurehas occurred or ismost likely tooccur.
EmergencyEmergency
ResponseResponse
AgenciesAgencies
initiateinitiate
evacuationevacuation
procedures.procedures.
LEVEL 1LEVEL 1 : An emer gency exist at the: An emer gency exist at the
dam but theredam but there s no imm ediate threats no imm ediate threat
to the integrity of the dam .to the integrity of the dam .
Emer gency Response Agencies to beEmer gency Response Agencies to be
on alert and aw ait further advisory.on alert and aw ait further advisory.
LEVEL 2LEVEL 2 : A developing threat: A developing threat
to the safety of the dam thatto the safety of the dam thatma y pose a significant hazard ifm ay pose a significant hazard if
conditions worsen .conditions wor sen. EmergencyEmergency
Response Agencies organizeResponse Agencies or ganize
the Response Team at variousthe Response Team at various
level and aw ait fur therlevel and aw ait fur theradvisory.advisory.
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a. Preventive & W arning System sa. Preventive & W arning System s
Measures to prevent dam emergency conditionsMeasures to prevent dam emergency conditionsfrom developing include the following :from developing include the following :
a)a) StateState--ofof--thethe--art engineeringart engineering
standards used for design,standards used for design,
construction, operation,construction, operation,
maintenance and surveillancemaintenance and surveillance..
b)b) Maintenance staff who areMaintenance staff who are
skilled and well trained inskilled and well trained in
operation and maintenanceoperation and maintenance
practices and timely response topractices and timely response to
emergencies.emergencies.
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b. Opera tion Rules &b. Operation Ru les &
W arning Procedur esW arning Procedures
Flood Operation RuleFlood Operation Rule
Flood Warning ManualFlood Warning Manual
Dam Discharge WarningDam Discharge WarningManualManual
c. Response du ring darknessc. Response during darkness
Spilling oper ation in Angat DamSpilling oper ation in Angat Dam All onAll on--call personnel and seniorcall personnel and seniormanagement will be notified.management will be notified.
The damThe dams principal structures ares principal structures areequipped with appropriate externalequipped with appropriate external
lighting.lighting. BackBack--up/standby generator and/orup/standby generator and/or
emergency lighting are available at theemergency lighting are available at themain structures, powerhouse, controlmain structures, powerhouse, controlroom, and other key stations.room, and other key stations.
Additional floodlights to aid in theAdditional floodlights to aid in theinspection of the generally unlit areas.inspection of the generally unlit areas.
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Responsibilities of theResponsibilities of theOperatorOperators staff ands staff andNotification procedureNotification procedureremains unchanged.remains unchanged.
The Senior Operator becomesThe Senior Operator becomesthe EAP Coordinator and thethe EAP Coordinator and theoperations staff on duty willoperations staff on duty willconduct initial preventive orconduct initial preventive ormitigative actions.mitigative actions.
Immediately thereafter, allImmediately thereafter, allonon--call personnel and seniorcall personnel and seniormanagement will be advisedmanagement will be advisedand appropriate responseand appropriate responseactions initiated.actions initiated.
1)1) Typhoon conditions with highTyphoon conditions with highwinds.winds.
2)2) Storms with intense rainfall.Storms with intense rainfall.
3)3) Prolonged rainsProlonged rains** Heavy rains can cause localHeavy rains can cause local
flooding and provincial roadflooding and provincial roadwashouts, loss of normalwashouts, loss of normaltelephone service, poor visibilitytelephone service, poor visibilityand difficult working andand difficult working andinspection conditions.inspection conditions.
c. Adverse W eather Conditionc. Adverse W eather ConditionHeavy rains canHeavy rains can
cause local floodingcause local flooding
& provincial road& provincial road
washouts, loss ofwashouts, loss ofnormal telephonenormal telephone
service, poorservice, poor
visibility & difficultvisibility & difficult
working &working &
inspectioninspectionconditions.conditions.
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c. Response dur ing w eekends &c. Response dur ing w eekends &
holidaysholidays
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c. Response dur ing adverse w eatherc. Response dur ing adverse w eather
Dam operators to obtain andDam operators to obtain andinterpret weather forecasts.interpret weather forecasts.
Typhoon tracking via satellite.Typhoon tracking via satellite. An appropriate number of theAn appropriate number of the
OperatorOperators staff to remain on sites staff to remain on siteduring an anticipated majorduring an anticipated majortyphoon.typhoon.
PAGASA to provide predictivePAGASA to provide predictivereservoir inflows.reservoir inflows.
FFWSDO to provide spillway gateFFWSDO to provide spillway gateoperation instructions to controloperation instructions to controlroom.room.
Precipitation, reservoir inflowPrecipitation, reservoir inflowand gate operation instructionsand gate operation instructionsare continually monitored andare continually monitored and
adjusted before, during and afteradjusted before, during and afterthe storm event.the storm event. http://www.typhoon2000.ph/articles/Patsy1970.jpg
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d. Adaptation to rainfall/flooding/droughtd. Adaptation to rainfall/flooding/drought
Enhanced implementation of protection measuresEnhanced implementation of protection measures
including flood forecasting and warning.including flood forecasting and warning. Regulation through planning, legislation and zoning.Regulation through planning, legislation and zoning.
Promotion of insurance.Promotion of insurance.
Relocation of vulnerable assets.Relocation of vulnerable assets.
Reservoir simulation/ forecast to sustain waterReservoir simulation/ forecast to sustain water
demand during dry period.demand during dry period.
Utilize alternative power to hydropower to conserveUtilize alternative power to hydropower to conserve
water.water.
Education for sustainable water use.Education for sustainable water use.
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Increase monitoring ofIncrease monitoring of
climatologic and waterclimatologic and waterresource condition.resource condition.
Improve floodImprove flood--forecasting toforecasting toassess future flood protectionassess future flood protection
needs.needs.
Assess effects on hydropowerAssess effects on hydropowergeneration.generation.
Improve interaction andImprove interaction andcoordination with concernedcoordination with concernedagencies and academe.agencies and academe.
e. Strategies to Address Impact of Clim ate Changee. Strategies to Addre ss Impact of Clima te Chan ge
to Dam Operationto Dam Operation
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Microw ave StationsMicrow ave Stations W ar ning StationsW ar ning Stations
Dam and facilities are linked internally and externally by reliableredundant communication systems, as follows:
1) Telephone lines from the local telephone service provider.2) VHF radio for onsite communications, satellite and mobile telephone
service to PDCC and the regional OCD.
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f. System s of com m unicationsf. System s of com m unications
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g. Notification Flow chartg. Notification Flow chart
EMERGENCYCONDITION AT
DAM
OBSERVER
DAMOPERATOR
OPERATOR
MANAGEMENT
PANEL OF
EXPERTS
PAGASA
FFWSDO
NP C
OFFICE OFCIVIL DEFENSE
OFFICE OF THEGOVERNOR
(PDCC)
DOWNSTREAMMUNICIPALITIES
MEDIA OFFICE OF THE
MUNICIPALMAYOR
BARANGAYCAPTAIN
G E N E R A L P U B L I CReference: Emergency Action Plan,San Roque Dam, PangasinanVersion 1.5, February 2008
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Emergency Action PlanEmergency Action PlanSan Roque Dam, PangasinanSan Roque Dam, Pangasinan
Version 1.5, February 2008)Version 1.5, February 2008)
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h. Angat Dam Subh. Angat Dam Sub --area FFW SDO hotlinearea FFW SDO hotline
num bers dur ing spilling oper ationsnum bers dur ing spilling oper ations
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MUNICIPALITYMUNICIPALITY NUMBERNUMBER CONTACT PERSONCONTACT PERSON
MPDC/MPDOMPDC/MPDO-- Norzagaray, BulacanNorzagaray, Bulacan (044) 694(044) 694--06260626 Cezyl NicolasCezyl Nicolas
MPDC/MPDOMPDC/MPDO-- Angat, BulacanAngat, Bulacan (044) 671(044) 671--16501650 Belen AbestrosBelen Abestros
MPDC/MPDOMPDC/MPDO-- BustosBustos--BulacanBulacan (044) 766(044) 766--25432543 Che Che PlenoChe Che Pleno
(044) 617(044) 617--12341234 Sec. Bong BernalesSec. Bong Bernales
MPDC/MPDOMPDC/MPDO-- San Rafael, BulacanSan Rafael, Bulacan (044) 902(044) 902--01680168 Agustito MendozaAgustito Mendoza
MAYORMAYORS OFFICES OFFICE-- Baliuag, BulacanBaliuag, Bulacan (044) 673(044) 673--40594059 Michelle DivinaMichelle Divina
MPDC/MPDOMPDC/MPDO-- Baliuag, BulacanBaliuag, Bulacan (044) 673(044) 673--37623762 Nemencio de Leon/Benjie FloresNemencio de Leon/Benjie Flores
MPDC/MPDOMPDC/MPDO-- Plaridel, BulacanPlaridel, Bulacan (044) 795(044) 795--03660366 Leonora Bibas/Reynaldo de la CruzLeonora Bibas/Reynaldo de la Cruz
MPDC/MPDOMPDC/MPDO-- Pulilan, BulacanPulilan, Bulacan (044) 795(044) 795--01280128 Efren MirandaEfren Miranda
(044) 215(044) 215--62126212 Vice MayorVice Mayors Offices Office
PDCCPDCC-- Malolos, BulacanMalolos, Bulacan (044) 791(044) 791--10531053 Luz MungcalLuz Mungcal
IPO DAM OFFICEIPO DAM OFFICE Hermie MedranoHermie Medrano
PAGPAG--ASA OFFICEASA OFFICE 928928--27542754
AHEPP OFFICEAHEPP OFFICE 924924--54585458
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i. Emergency Action Plan (EAP)i. Emergency Action Plan (EAP)
III. Emergency Prepar edness
An EAP is a formal document thatidentifies or contains:
potential emergency conditions
at a dam pre-planned actions to be
followed to minimize propertydamage and loss of life
actions the dam owner should
take to moderate or alleviatethe problems at the dam procedures and information to
assist the dam owner in issuingearly warning and notification
to downstream emergencymanagement authorities inundation maps to show the
critical areas for action in caseof an emergency. (Ref: FederalEmergency Management Agency,
http://www.fema.gov/plan/prevent/damfailure/fema64.shtm)
San R oque Dam EAP Genera l ResponsibilitiesSan Ro que Dam EAP Genera l Responsibilities
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Government of the PhilippinesGovernment of the Philippines OwnerOwner OperatorOperator
AgencyAgency 1)1) National GovernmentNational Government
Agencies: NDCC, OCD,Agencies: NDCC, OCD,
PAGASAPAGASA
2)2) Local GovernmentLocal Government
Agencies: RDCC, PDCC,Agencies: RDCC, PDCC,
MDCCMDCC
3)3) Community Leaders,Community Leaders,
Other related agenciesOther related agencies
(mandated under PD(mandated under PD
1566)1566)
NPCNPC San Roque Power CorporationSan Roque Power Corporation
(SRPC)(SRPC)
ResponsibilityResponsibility
Jurisdictional guidanceJurisdictional guidanceand provision ofand provision of
organization andorganization and
resources for emergencyresources for emergency
preparedness ofpreparedness of
communities locatedcommunities located
downstream.downstream.
Initiate and terminateInitiate and terminate
emergency instructionsemergency instructions
including evaluationincluding evaluation
within respective areas ofwithin respective areas of
jurisdictionjurisdiction
Provide dispatchProvide dispatchinstructions toinstructions to
Operator for allOperator for all
water releases.water releases.
Implement andImplement and
maintain FFWSDOmaintain FFWSDOand spillway gateand spillway gate
operationoperation
instruction.instruction.
PMC to issue powerPMC to issue power
and low level outletand low level outlet
release instructions.release instructions.
Operate and maintain theOperate and maintain theSan Roque Dam.San Roque Dam.
Establish Dam EmergencyEstablish Dam Emergency
Action Plan.Action Plan.
Initiate Notification andInitiate Notification and
provide updates for damprovide updates for damrelated Emergencyrelated Emergency
Advisories.Advisories.
Terminate emergencyTerminate emergency
condition at the Damcondition at the Dam
following instructions fromfollowing instructions fromGOP.GOP.
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i. Em er gency Action Plan (EAP)i. Em ergency Action Plan (EAP)III. Emergency Prepar ednessIII. Emergency Prepar edness
Flood Hazar d MapFlood Hazar d Map
IV Phili i LIV Phili i L
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IV. Philippine Law sIV. Philippine Law s
Related to Dam SafetyRelated to Dam Safety R.A. No. 9136 approved on February 27, 2002 and itsR.A. No. 9136 approved on February 27, 2002 and its
Implementing Rules and Regulations (Part IV, Rule 23, SectionImplementing Rules and Regulations (Part IV, Rule 23, Section6.d) states:6.d) states: The NPC and PSALM, or NIA, as the case may beThe NPC and PSALM, or NIA, as the case may be
shall continue to be responsible for the dam structure and all oshall continue to be responsible for the dam structure and all othertherappurtenant structures necessary for the safe and reliable operaappurtenant structures necessary for the safe and reliable operationtionof the hydropower plants. The NPC, PSALM, or NIA as the caseof the hydropower plants. The NPC, PSALM, or NIA as the casemay be, shall enter into an operation and maintenance agreementmay be, shall enter into an operation and maintenance agreementwith the private operator of the power plant to cover the damwith the private operator of the power plant to cover the dam
structure and all other appurtenant facilities.structure and all other appurtenant facilities.
The Philippine Water Code and its Implementing Rules andThe Philippine Water Code and its Implementing Rules andRegulations (Chapter III, Article 63, Rule II, Section 40 asRegulations (Chapter III, Article 63, Rule II, Section 40 asadopted on June 11, 1979):adopted on June 11, 1979): Employment of Engineer in DamEmployment of Engineer in Dam
OperationsOperations--All operators of storage dams exceeding 10 meters highAll operators of storage dams exceeding 10 meters highor overflow dams exceeding 2 meters high from the stream bed shaor overflow dams exceeding 2 meters high from the stream bed shallllmake arrangements for the periodic inspection of said structuresmake arrangements for the periodic inspection of said structuresand its operating equipment by a registered civil engineer for tand its operating equipment by a registered civil engineer for thehepurpose of identifying conditions which may adversely affect thepurpose of identifying conditions which may adversely affect the
safety of these structures and giving advise to the operator onsafety of these structures and giving advise to the operator onthetheproper maintenance and operation thereof.proper maintenance and operation thereof.
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