DPA Boundaries Sample Clauses

DPA Boundaries. DPA boundaries will delineate the dividing line between land that will be provided wildland fire protection by the State and land that will be provided wildland fire protection by the Federal agencies. DPA boundaries will be established by mutual consent. DPA boundaries will be delineated on a GIS data layer. The DPA boundaries will be reevaluated during preparation of each Annual Operating Plan and during each “field review.” When the need to change a DPA boundary is identified, the affected Local Unit will recommend such a change for review and approval by the Agency Administrators. Exhibit I, Changes to Direct Protection Area (DPA), delineates the process for documenting, approving and recording changes to DPA. Whenever such a change is contemplated, the remaining parties to this agreement that are not directly affected by the change shall be notified to review potential indirect effects. The Agencies may initiate independent reviews of DPA boundaries. When changes in the fire protection organization (i.e., a permanent or long term relocation of personnel and equipment) which will directly affect the protection level assigned to lands protected by one agency for another are anticipated, the affected agencies will be notified. Any response to a projected reduction of resources having statewide or regional impact will be coordinated by the Agency Administrators to mitigate impacts.
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DPA Boundaries. DPA boundaries will delineate the dividing line between land that will be provided wildland fire protection by the State and land that will be provided wildland fire protection by the Federal agencies. DPA boundaries will be established by mutual consent. DPA boundaries will be delineated on a GIS data layer. When changes in the fire protection organization (i.e., a permanent or long term relocation of personnel and equipment) which will directly affect the protection level assigned to lands protected by one agency for another are anticipated, the affected agencies will be notified. Any response to a projected reduction of resources having statewide or regional impact will be coordinated by the Agency Administrators to mitigate impacts.
Sample 1

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