Fire Prevention/Education/Mitigation Sample Clauses

Fire Prevention/Education/Mitigation. The Participating Agencies agree to cooperate in the development and implementation of fire prevention/education/mitigation programs. Participating Agencies will collaborate on ways to prevent unwanted wildfires. This program will have an overarching goal of lessening the risk of wildfire impacts to the public and private land and structures especially in the Wildland Urban Interface (WUI).
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Fire Prevention/Education/Mitigation. 296 The Participating Agencies agree to cooperate in the development and implementation of fire 297 prevention/education/mitigation programs. Participating Agencies will collaborate on ways to 298 prevent unwanted wildfires. This program will have an overarching goal of lessening the risk of 299 wildfire impacts to the public and private land and structures especially in the Wildland Urban 300 Interface (WUI). 301 302 F. Fire Restrictions: Fire Restrictions and/or Closures will be communicated and coordinated 303 between the Participating Agencies to include initiating, implementing, and lifting restrictions. 304 305 G. Public Use Restrictions: 306 Implementation of restrictions and closures shall be coordinated with all appropriate agencies. 307 xxxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx/ 308 309 H. Burning Permits: 310 Burning permits will be issued through an on-line portal managed by the State of Idaho. Burn 311 permits are required May 10 to October 20 per Idaho Code § 38-115. 312 313 I. Prescribed Fire (Planned Ignitions) and Fuels Management: 314 Any Party to this Agreement may provide assistance to another Party as requested and agreed to 315 for the purposes of implementing prescribed fire activities or other fuels management work. 316 Conditions of the assistance and details related to reimbursement will be agreed to and 317 documented through the procurement or Joint Projects and Project Plans (as referenced in Joint 318 Projects and Project Plans, Clause #4). Any instrument processed under this clause shall be in 319 accordance with each Party’s applicable laws, regulations, and policy requirements. 320 321 J. Smoke Management: 322 Ensure smoke impacts to the public and fire personnel are addressed through the IMT ordering 323 Air Resource Advisors (ARA) on Type 1 fires and consider ordering ARAs to Type 2 fires as per 324 the Interagency Standards for Fire and Fire Aviation Operations (red book) and Public Law 116- 325 9, the Dingell Act, 2019. ARAs are members of the Wildland Fire Air Quality Response 326 Program and are specialists in smoke management and air quality. An ARA is recommended 327 when an incident has smoke management objectives and/or smoke is expected to impact 328 communities or sensitive populations for an extended period. ARAs are ordered in Interagency 329 Resource Ordering Capability (IROC) as a Technical Specialist (THSP). 330 331 Additional information on ordering an ARA can be found in the appropriate Geographic Area 332 Interagenc...
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Fire Prevention/Education/Mitigation. The Parties agree to cooperate in the development and 8 implementation of fire prevention/education/mitigation programs and will collaborate on ways to 9 prevent unwanted wildfires. The programs overarching goal will be to decrease the risk of 10 wildfire impacts to the public and private land and structures especially in the WUI.
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