BURNING AND CAMPFIRE PERMITS Sample Clauses

BURNING AND CAMPFIRE PERMITS. In accordance with current instructions, permits for campfire (CDF form LE-63), dooryard premises burning (CDF form LE-62), and other burning (CDF form LE-5) (except vegetation management program and brushland conversion burning (CDF form LE-7) on State Responsibility lands in Federal Agency DPAs will be issued by the Federal Agency or local fire protection district personnel authorized to do so by the Director of CDF. If both Parties' personnel are authorized to issue campfire and burning permits by CDF, both Parties agree to issue burning and campfire permits for each other’s DPAs. Both Parties agree to notify one another when burn permits are issued. Fire Restrictions, Red Flag or other situations that may affect the safe execution of campfire and/or burn permits will be shared by each Party.
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BURNING AND CAMPFIRE PERMITS i. Only Federal personnel will issue permits, when required, for project burning (other burning) on federal lands. Where federal lands are located within a State Direct Protection Area, the appropriate State Unit will be consulted before issuance, and the provisions shall require: 1. That no burning be allowed during any time period when State burning permits in the same area have been suspended. 2. That the State will be notified prior to the start of any burning operation. ii. Authorized Federal personnel with VFW authority within their DPA responsibility will issue permits for burning on SRA lands within federal Direct Protection Areas only for campfires, dooryard premises burning and other burning permitted under the scope of the CAL FIRE LE-5 burn permit. Whenever agricultural burning is the selected type of burning under an LE-5 burn permit, food production will be used as its justification for issuance by a federal agent. All other forms of wildland permit burning done in federal direct protection areas as provided by California Public Resources Code Section 4491 shall be issued by a delegated State employee and in conjunction with the appropriate federal agency. Such permits may include prescribed burning as a means of converting brush lands into forage lands, which has as its objective prevention of high intensity wildland fires, watershed management, range improvement, vegetation management, forest improvement or wildlife habitat improvement, which is declared to be a public purpose. The responsible State protection unit shall notify the appropriate federal protection unit whenever a Timber Harvest Plan is being implemented in federal direct protection areas. iii. State personnel may issue permits for campfire and dooryard burning on federal lands for which they have Direct Protection Authority. State personnel may issue permits for other federal lands only with permission of the appropriate federal line officer. iv. Federal and State officers issuing permits should solicit the cooperative participation of a representative of the other agency whenever appropriate. v. The suspension of burning permits on SRA lands is governed by state law and will be coordinated with adjacent protection units by the CAL FIRE Unit Chief. Federal Protection Units desiring burning permit suspensions for SRA lands within their direct protection area shall route their requests to the CAL FIRE Unit Chief.
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