Long-term disaster recovery plan for the city

The office, in coordination with the mayor and the department of emergency management, and other necessary and interested city departments and agencies, as appropriate, shall prepare and coordinate implementation of a long-term disaster recovery plan for the city. Within 60 days following the end of the fiscal year ending June 30, 2022, the office shall submit to the mayor and the council a long-term disaster recovery plan for the city. The long-term disaster recovery plan must: (1) Be defined as the plan for sustained disaster recovery operations over an extended period of time of months or years, as necessary, transitioning from the short-term recovery operations under the emergency operations plan; (2) Provide a long-term disaster recovery framework including organization, policies, and processes that are consistent with the vision, goals, and function of the city; (3) Be inclusive in both planning and implementation to meaningfully consider input from all levels of government, individual members of the public, representatives of the private sector, and any interested non-governmental or non-profit groups or organizations which may include at least one open public meeting in each council district; and (4) Be reviewed by the office annually, in coordination with all necessary and interested city departments and agencies, as appropriate, and updated every five years with support to the maximum extent from federal funding and in conjunction with the pre-disaster multi-hazard mitigation plan specified in § 2-10.10 .