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3. Ensure that City streets (specifically Priority Routes) are passable to emergency vehicles; this may require the assistance of Anoka County or other communities in the event of a significant snowfall. 4. Ensure that general peace and order are preserved. Work with other jurisdictions, National Guard, etc. 5. Ensure that fire fighting services are available (Centennial Fire District) (See Centennial Fire District — Preparedness Plan). 6. Act in concert with Anoka County or other coordinating health agencies to distribute possible antiviral medications or other available vaccine(s) if available. Beyond these priorities; general City operations will be suspended until further notice. The City Council will determine at what stage the City moves into this Pandemic Emergency Operations Mode. Should the City Council not be able to make such determination, the City's Emergency Management Coordinator may make this determination after consultation with the City Administrator if available. Under this Mode, the City Administrator and the Emergency Management Coordinator may take meaningful and necessary steps to respond to the Pandemic Emergency where possible but consistent with the six priorities and applicable law. While the City operates in Pandemic Emergency Operations Mode all other NON EMERGENCY public services provided by the City will be suspended including the following, (not an exhaustive listing): 1. Processing and issuance of NON - EMERGENCY OR HEALTH RELATED land -use application or building permits — all ordinances remain in effect subject to future review and enforcement. 2. Paying of invoices of non - emergency vendors; the City may experience some minimal late payment fees. 3. Planning & Zoning Board and Park Board and other committees and commissions are suspended. 4. License Renewals, Records Retention, Non - Emergency Correspondence, Contract Management 5. Park & Trail Maintenance. 6. Recreation programs. • Page 5