DETERMINATION OF CAUSE AND PRESERVATION OF EVIDENCE Sample Clauses

DETERMINATION OF CAUSE AND PRESERVATION OF EVIDENCE. The PARTIES will attempt to protect the point of origin of the fire and evidence pertaining to the fire cause. On initial attack actions, the PARTY taking the action is responsible to gather and preserve evidence and information pertaining to the origin and cause of the fire. To the extent permitted by applicable County, State and Federal laws, the PARTIES will cooperate to jointly investigate wildland fires of mutual interest and provide the appropriate jurisdictional PARTY with investigation files relative to specific fires.
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DETERMINATION OF CAUSE AND PRESERVATION OF EVIDENCE. As initial attack is taken on a fire, the initial attack force will immediately gather and preserve information and evidence pertaining to the origin and cause of the fire, regardless of jurisdiction. To the extent permitted by Federal and State law, the Protecting Agency will provide investigation files relative to the fire to the Jurisdictional Agency.
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DETERMINATION OF CAUSE AND PRESERVATION OF EVIDENCE. Parties will attempt to protect point of origin of the fire and evidence pertaining to the fire cause extended.
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DETERMINATION OF CAUSE AND PRESERVATION OF EVIDENCE. The Parties will
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DETERMINATION OF CAUSE AND PRESERVATION OF EVIDENCE. As initial action is taken on a fire, the protecting agency is responsible to gather and preserve information and evidence pertaining to the origin and cause of the fire. To the extent permitted by Federal and State law, the protecting agency will provide investigation files relative to the fire to the other agency. Each agency will notify the other within one week when there is potential for cost recovery on a fire occurring on lands under the jurisdiction of the other agency. In accordance with current instructions, permits for campfire (California Campfire Permit Form R5-FS-5100-54), dooryard premises burning (CAL FIRE form LE-62), and other burning (CAL FIRE form LE-5) (except vegetation management program and brush land conversion burning (CAL FIRE form LE-7) pursuant to California Public Resources Code sections 4462-4476 and 4491-4494) 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. Local fire protection district personnel so authorized will notify the affected Federal Agencies when dooryard premises burning permits are issued for areas protected by these agencies. All other permits will be issued by authorized State personnel only. Permits for burning slash on SRA lands within Federal Agency DPAs covered by a Timber Harvesting Plan where stocking requirements have not been met will be issued only with the approval of the State employee supervising the plan. The State will advise the Federal Agencies of active Timber Harvest Plans in their DPAs. Channels for information flow will be detailed in the Annual Operating Plan. The Federal Agencies will consult the State when burning projects are being planned and conducted on FRA in State DPAs. The State will consult the Federal Agencies when burning projects are being planned and conducted on private and SRA State Park lands in Federal DPAs. Provisions for joint planning for burning projects shall be included in the Annual Operating Plan.
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DETERMINATION OF CAUSE AND PRESERVATION OF EVIDENCE. As initial action is taken on a fire, the initial attack forces, regardless of whether they are the Jurisdictional Agency, Protecting Agency, or Supporting Agency, will immediately gather and preserve information and evidence pertaining to the origin and cause of the fire. Agencies shall render mutual assistance in investigation and law enforcement activities and in court prosecutions to the fullest extent possible. Each Agency shall be responsible for fire‐related law enforcement activities on wildfires that originate on their respective lands. To the extent permitted by Federal and State law, the Protecting Agency will provide investigation files relative to the fire to the Jurisdictional Agency for legal action and/or prosecution.
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DETERMINATION OF CAUSE AND PRESERVATION OF EVIDENCE. The Protecting Agency is responsible for investigating and determining the cause of the fire. The Protecting Agency will notify the Jurisdictional Agency as soon as possible if the fire may potentially be a trespass fire. All cost related to those activities will be the responsibility of the Protecting Agency. The Jurisdictional Agency may conduct an investigation into cause and may pursue costs related to suppression, resource damage and area emergency resource rehabilitation.
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