Appropriate Management Response Sample Clauses

Appropriate Management Response. All fire suppression action will be consistent with the Jurisdictional Agency's pre-planned objectives for the area in which the fire occurs and the terms of this Agreement. Annual Operating Plans will document procedures and criteria for Unit Administrators of the Agencies to communicate special land management considerations to Incident Commanders. All suppression costs with respect to application of special management considerations will be paid by the Protecting Agency. Unless otherwise agreed, the Jurisdictional Agency will provide a Resource Advisor to advise the Protecting Agency of any special management considerations which may influence suppression action. The cost of these individuals shall be paid by the Jurisdictional Agency. The Incident Commander will incorporate special management considerations in the incident planning process, subject to the Delegation of Authority.
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Appropriate Management Response. All fire suppression action conducted on lands of another Agency shall be consistent with that Agency’s fire suppression policy and the terms of this Agreement. A “Special Management Considerations” section in a local operating plan, addressing resources and other management concerns, will be used by unit administrators of the Agencies to identify areas of special management consideration, and to communicate appropriate fire management actions and any restrictions in firefighting tactical techniques to an Incident Commander. All suppression costs with respect to application of special management considerations will be paid by the Protecting Agency. Unless otherwise agreed, the Jurisdictional Agency will provide an Agency representative or appropriate environmental technical specialist to advise a Protecting Agency of any special management considerations that may influence suppression action. The cost of these individuals shall be paid by the Jurisdictional Agency. The Incident Commander will incorporate special management considerations into the incident planning process, subject to the delegation of authority.
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Appropriate Management Response. Fire suppression action conducted on lands of another Agency shall be consistent with the Jurisdictional Agency’s fire suppression and land and resource management policies. The Jurisdictional Agency and Incident Commander should consider suppression strategies with regard to safety, resource values, property protection and cost effectiveness. The Incident Commander shall incorporate special management considerations into the incident planning process, subject to the delegation of authority.
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