Chapel/Cultural Hall safe during severe weather/earthquakes?
Posted: Wed Apr 29, 2015 11:25 pm
I recently read this in an stake emergency plan:
"The Chapel and Cultural Hall is not a safe location during times of severe weather or earthquakes"
However, I cannot find an official reference for this. (I've looked in both handbooks and the facilities management guidelines)
Thus, I'm not sure if the statement is true or not. Does anyone have a definitive source on whether the chapel and/or cultural hall would be safe during severe weather and/or earthquake? (e.g., if a tornado warning is issued on mutual night and the weather is extremely unsettled and members are already at the building, is it okay to sit in the cultural hall? I imagine hallways/classrooms without windows would be better... but does it mean the cultural hall is unsafe?)
Thank you~!
"The Chapel and Cultural Hall is not a safe location during times of severe weather or earthquakes"
However, I cannot find an official reference for this. (I've looked in both handbooks and the facilities management guidelines)
Thus, I'm not sure if the statement is true or not. Does anyone have a definitive source on whether the chapel and/or cultural hall would be safe during severe weather and/or earthquake? (e.g., if a tornado warning is issued on mutual night and the weather is extremely unsettled and members are already at the building, is it okay to sit in the cultural hall? I imagine hallways/classrooms without windows would be better... but does it mean the cultural hall is unsafe?)
Thank you~!