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6.T. - Page 376 of 406 <br />F.3 The Planning Cycle <br />Action Plan development involves nine steps. Once the initial response is complete, an eight -step process <br />is repeated for each operational period. <br />1. Initial Response <br />5eetinn planning <br />Meetings Hteeting Flnallxe <br />Prvpary F]rsn ® EOC Action <br />£bG Acflnrl Plan fa' Pldn <br />E6C piroctor <br />apprvvus <br />EpC Actiors Plan <br />Strategy <br />Meeting <br />Planning EOC Action <br />Plan 6r3efing <br />P <br />execute <br />App- <br />Assess <br />� • the <br />Ohtain Naw EDG Accton <br />Irtforrrtation Plan <br />vropara for tno <br />Objocli �vs M ...... <br />s - <br />Initial EOC <br />Briefing <br />Operational Period <br />Vate/Time From-. <br />Date/Time To: <br />Notification <br />Incident <br />The planning cycle should begin immediately after the event. The initial response to the event, at the EOC <br />level, will be to activate the EOC. Based on the initial assessment of the emergency, the EOC Director or <br />Planning Section Chief will provide an Incident Briefing using an ICS Form 201. A template for conducting <br />the Initial Meeting is provided in Figure G.1. <br />F-3 <br />649 <br />