Saving San Francisco from destruction via an earthquake.

1. Preparing for a San
Franciscan Earthquake
By Luke He!um

2. Supply List
11 gallons of water for each family member
Hand crank flashlight and radio
Non-perishable foods for 1 week for each
member
Evacuation plan
Road map

3. Preventing Death
Strict building code
Mandatory backflow valves
Stops unsanitary spreading of disease
Educate the roughly 2000 schools
$1.1 million for education
$5 million education leaflets
15 seismic stations
$50,000 (3 more than already)

4. Routes to Leave
Zone 1
Zone 1 and all west of the Bay Zone 2
Half Moon Bay
Red part of zone 2
San Leandro and Lafayette
San Jose and Santa Clara
Los Gatos and Saratoga

5. Best Routes
Zone 1 Zone 1 Zone 2
280 S
San Bruno and Redwood City
Zone 2
580, 680
Lafayette and Napa County

6. Directions Out
Zone 1:
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&t=h&z=20
Zone 2:
http://maps.google.com/maps?f=d&source=s_d&saddr=Oakland,+CA&daddr=Lafayette,+CA&hl=en&geocode=FVTZQAIdrUu2-
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Zone 3:
http://maps.google.com/maps?f=d&source=s_d&saddr=San+Jose,+CA&daddr=Los+Gatos,+CA&hl=en&geocode=FfrAOQId1Ae8-
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7. How to Flee
Fleeing necessary to avoid largest earthquake
If no car/highway damage, families would drive to the
refugee zones
Contraflow highways
30% of population doesn’t have car
They would use the large public transportation fleet
Other areas unaffected will also be called upon for hotel
infrastructure

8. Stopping a Repeat
Make sure residents are
equipped with fresh water and
food
Make sure large water reserves
on tap for fighting fires
Equip families with tips on
escaping a fire
Continue brick housing to stop
quick burning.

9. Reducing Disease
500,000 households outfit with back
flow valves
$150 apiece, but $125 tax credit.
Stops disease and sewage spreading
Make sure all unaffected hospitals are
ready

10. Recovery
Temporary one room houses for
400,000 displaced
$500 million
$250 tax credit if moved in with family
Rubble clearing
100,000 households
$130 million to clean up

11. Total Cost
150000 for seismic stations
6.1 million for education
12.5 million for back flow valve tax credit
150 million for housing
130 million for clean up
Total: $300,000,000