Section 301.210 Authority
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Illinois Administrative Code › Title 29 EMERGENCY SERVICES, DISASTERS, AND CIVIL DEFENSE › CHAPTER I: ILLINOIS EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT AGENCY AND OFFICE OF HOMELAND SECURITY › Part 301 POLITICAL SUBDIVISION EMERGENCY SERVICES AND DISASTER AGENCIES › Section 301.210 Authority
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Section 301
Section 301.210 Authority
a) In accordance with requirements of Section 10(g) of the Act,
each ESDA established pursuant to the Act shall prepare an emergency operations
plan for its geographic boundaries that complies with the planning, review and
approval standards set forth in this Part.
b) If
the corporate boundaries of a municipality fall within the boundaries of more than
one county jurisdiction, the principal executive officer of the municipality
may choose which county jurisdiction to be included for planning and exercise
purposes after the following:
1) The
chosen county jurisdiction agrees to be responsible for the entire municipality
for planning and exercise purposes through an intergovernmental agreement or
equivalent legally binding document. The intergovernmental agreement or
equivalent legally binding document shall set the term of the agreement;
AGENCY NOTE: If an agreement
cannot be reached between the municipality and county jurisdictions involved,
the county jurisdiction where the primary business address for the municipality
is located shall be responsible for the planning and exercise requirements of
this Part for the municipality.
2) Notice
is given to all county emergency management jurisdictions affected by the
decision, including all other jurisdictions in which population of the
municipality lies; and
3) Notice
is given to IEMA and IEMA has provided written approval prior to any change in
responsibility. The intergovernmental agreement or equivalent legally binding
document indicating agreement of the county in accordance with subsection
emergency management jurisdictions affected by the
decision, including all other jurisdictions in which population of the
municipality lies; and
3) Notice
is given to IEMA and IEMA has provided written approval prior to any change in
responsibility. The intergovernmental agreement or equivalent legally binding
document indicating agreement of the county in accordance with subsection
(b)(1) shall be provided to IEMA.
c) The
responsible county jurisdiction under subsection (b)(1) shall provide all
county emergency management jurisdictions affected by subsection (b) a copy of
the EOP and copies of exercise and training records for the municipality.
d) Nothing
in this Section shall require a municipality to choose only one county nor
shall it prevent more than one county from sharing responsibility for planning
and exercise purposes. In addition, nothing in this Section shall require a
county to accept full responsibility for a municipality unless it has agreed to
do so under subsection (b)(1).
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