Escaped Prescribed Fires. Wildfires resulting from escaped prescribed fires that were ignited by, managed at the direction of, or under the supervision of one of the Parties to this Agreement shall be the responsibility of the Jurisdictional Agency. If the Parties to this Agreement jointly conduct or manage a prescribed fire, the responsibility for suppression costs, should it escape, shall be agreed upon and documented in the Project Plan. Unless otherwise agreed, all suppression costs and associated damages are the responsibility of the Jurisdictional Agency. The Parties to this Agreement will not hold each other responsible under this clause for escaped prescribed fires originating on private land, or on state or federal lands not protected by one of the Parties to this Agreement.
Escaped Prescribed Fires. Wildfires resulting from escaped prescribed fires that were ignited 2 by, managed at the direction of, or under the supervision of one of the Parties to this Agreement 3 shall be the responsibility of the Jurisdictional Agency. If the Parties to this Agreement jointly 4 conduct or manage a prescribed fire, the responsibility for suppression costs, should it escape, 5 shall be agreed upon and documented in the Project Plan. Unless otherwise agreed, all 6 suppression costs and associated damages are the responsibility of the Jurisdictional Agency.
Escaped Prescribed Fires. If a prescribed fire is declared a wildfire, the Protecting Agency FMO will assume operational control with the cooperation of Jurisdictional Agency and the Burn Boss. A wildfire number will be assigned and all wildfire management costs will be charged to that number. The same analysis and decision support documentation that applies to all wildfires is required. The acreage burned after the fire was declared a wildfire is reported as wildfire acreage in the final fire report. Reference Clause 29 below for the requirements for the decision process. As dictated by individual agency policy, the Jurisdictional Agency administrator is responsible for conducting the appropriate level of investigation when a prescribed fire is declared a wildfire.
Escaped Prescribed Fires. See Clause 29 Response to Wildfire.
Escaped Prescribed Fires. Wildfire resulting from prescribed fires that were ignited by, managed at the direction of, under the supervision of the Agencies to this Agreement shall be the responsibility of the jurisdictional Agency. Unless otherwise agreed, all suppression costs are the responsibility of the jurisdictional Agency. The Agencies to this Agreement will not hold each other responsible under this clause for escaped prescribed fires originating on private land, or on state or federal lands not protected by one of the Agencies to this Agreement. If the Agencies to this Agreement conduct a cooperative prescribed fire, the responsibility for suppression costs, should it escape, shall be agreed upon and is described in the “Interagency Agreement for Cooperative Use of Prescribed Fire.”
Escaped Prescribed Fires. If a prescribed fire escapes the planned burn unit yet remains solely on the lands of the jurisdictional agency that is implementing the prescribed fire; a Cost Share Agreement should not be required. A Cost Share Agreement should only be required when the escaped fire leaves the jurisdictional lands of the agency that was implementing the prescribed fire. A cost share agreement will be done immediately once a prescribed fire is declared as escaped. See Master Agreement, IX. Operations, Clause 5. Escaped Prescribed Fires.
Escaped Prescribed Fires. Wildfire resulting from escaped prescribed fires that were ignitedby, managed at the direction of, under the supervision of a signatory to this Agreement shall be the responsibility of the jurisdictional agency or the agency having written delegation authority. Unless otherwise agreed, all suppression costs are the responsibility of the initial jurisdictional agency or the agency having written delegation authority. The signatories to this Operating Plan will not hold each other responsible under this clause for escaped prescribed fires originating on private land, or on state or federal lands not protected by one of the signatories to this agreement.
Escaped Prescribed Fires. Wildfires resulting from escaped prescribed fire ignited by a party to this Agreement on lands it manages shall be the responsibility of that party. The party responsible for the prescribed fire will reimburse other parties to this Agreement, consistent with the terms and conditions contained herein, for all suppression costs of Assisting Agencies and Counties. In all cases, however, the payment of such claims by an Agency of the State of Kansas shall be limited to that amount as ultimately determined by a court of competent jurisdiction under applicable state or federal law. Escaped prescribed fires ignited by individual(s) not party to this agreement will be considered as wildfires under the terms and conditions of federal and State law.
Escaped Prescribed Fires. Parties to this Agreement agree to cooperate in defining response to Wildfire resulting from escaped prescribed fires. The defined response will be documented in appropriate level Annual Operating Plans. Unless otherwise agreed, all suppression costs are borne by the Agency responsible for the prescribed fire.
Escaped Prescribed Fires. Wildfires resulting from escaped prescribed fires that were ignited by, managed at the direction of, or under the supervision of one of the Parties to this Agreement shall be the responsibility of the Jurisdictional Agency. If the Parties to this Agreement jointly conduct or manage a prescribed fire, the responsibility for suppression costs, should it escape, shall be agreed upon and documented in the Project Plan. All suppression costs and associated damages are the responsibility of the Fiscally Responsible Agency unless otherwise agreed. The Parties to this Agreement will not hold each other responsible under this clause for escaped prescribed fires originating on private land, or on state or federal lands not protected by one of the Parties to this Agreement. When a prescribed fire is declared a wildfire, the Protecting Agency FMO will assume operational control with the collaboration of Jurisdictional Agency and the Burn Boss. A wildfire number will be assigned and all wildfire management costs will be charged to that number. Decision support documentation is required regardless of fire cause. The acreage burned after the prescribed fire was declared a wildfire is reported as wildfire acreage in the final fire report. Reference Clause 32 below for decision process requirements. As dictated by individual agency policy, the Jurisdictional Agency administrator is responsible for conducting the appropriate level of investigation when a prescribed fire is declared a wildfire.
