Fire Protection Services Sample Clauses
The Fire Protection Services clause outlines the responsibilities and requirements for providing fire prevention and safety measures within a property or facility. It typically specifies the types of fire protection systems to be installed, such as sprinklers, alarms, and extinguishers, and may detail maintenance schedules, inspection protocols, and compliance with local fire codes. By clearly defining these obligations, the clause ensures that adequate fire safety measures are in place, reducing the risk of fire-related incidents and ensuring the safety of occupants and property.
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Fire Protection Services. 10.1 The Municipality shall provide Fire Protection Services to the Lands, including all buildings, fixtures, vehicles, and persons in accordance with the terms and conditions in this Agreement.
10.2 On the first day of [agreed upon month, usually the month the Agreement came into effect] during each year of the Term, the First Nation shall provide the Municipality, in a form and with content satisfactory to the Municipality, information regarding all parcels of property and other taxable folios within the Lands.
10.3 The Municipality is not obliged to provide the Fire Protection Services to any occupier or Building on the Lands if there is an outstanding stop work or fire prevention order in respect of the Building that has not been remedied to the satisfaction of the Municipality’s Fire Chief or if the Reserve Infrastructure necessary for the provision of the Services, including hydrants and water mains, do not meet the applicable safety and engineering standards for such works in the [insert name of applicable Municipality].
10.4 The Municipality shall keep the First Nation informed of the location of the designated fire hall and the telephone number to be used.
10.5 The Municipality shall keep the First Nation notified as to the location of the identity of the Fire Chief.
10.6 The First Nation shall give the Municipality maps and other information required by the Municipality in order to enable the Municipality to identify the location of all existing streets, water distribution lines and fire hydrants located on the Land on the commencement date of the Agreement.
10.7 The First Nation shall give the Municipality a list of all Buildings on the Lands and their locations. The First Nation shall upon request of the Municipality guide the Fire Chief on an inspection of the Lands to confirm the location of all Buildings on the Lands.
10.8 The First Nation shall notify the Municipality of: any inspection reports and orders that are issued to the occupants or owners of any Buildings on the Lands as they occur; any new Buildings which have been constructed, erected, or placed on the Lands during the present month, no later than the first day of the following month; and, immediately notify the Municipality in writing of the malfunctioning of fire hydrants. following the notice procedure outlined in Section 26.
10.9 The First Nation shall retain in its administration records: copies of those plans that have been approved for all purposed Buildings; copies of any...
Fire Protection Services. The City and the Developer understand and acknowledge that an emergency services district (“ESD”) exists which includes all of the Land. The District and the Developer agree to cooperate with the ESD to provide fire protection services to the Land.
Fire Protection Services. Upon commencement of this Agreement, the City of Overland Park shall commence providing Fire Protection and ALS Services within the city limits of Overland Park, Kansas as detailed in the map attached as Exhibit A and within the city limits of Merriam, Kansas as detailed in the map attached hereto as Exhibit B. Fire Protection Services as described in this Agreement shall include, but not be limited to, fire protection, fire fighting and fire inspection and enforcement services to ensure compliance with applicable fire codes, as well as public education and investigation services. Upon receiving an alarm or determining that a fire or medical emergency exists, Overland Park shall respond with the equipment and personnel reasonably necessary to fight such fire or handle such medical emergency, and shall take such other steps as may be reasonable and prudent, including, but not limited to, requesting aid from other departments and fire- fighting facilities. In accordance with the ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ County Mutual and Automatic Aid Inter- local Cooperation Agreement, Overland Park is authorized to aid other fire departments with reasonable staffing, equipment and apparatus when requested by such other fire departments. In doing so, Overland Park shall follow customary mutual aid practices, but shall remain cognizant of its primary obligation to maintain reasonable protection levels for citizens and property within the City of Overland Park and the City of Merriam.
Fire Protection Services. The Fiscal Analysis of the proposed development (Property Counselors 2010) shows that tax revenues generated by the development would generate a net surplus in revenue compared to the operational requirements of Alternative 1 or 2 (see Table 3.19-11 in Draft EIS Section 3.19 and the preceding discussion). Estimated annual revenues that would be allocated to Fire and Emergency Services would fund the cost of 20 additional volunteer members of the Cle Elum Fire Department and a portion of the cost of the salary of a full-time Fire Chief.
Fire Protection Services. The CITY may provide fire protection services to the COMPANY at the option of the COMPANY for an additional payment to the CITY as set forth under Section 3.05 hereof.
Fire Protection Services. 4.1 The City shall provide Fire Protection Services within the Service Area on a 24-hour basis using such equipment from such location as the City shall deem appropriate provided by career, paid on call or volunteer firefighters, as determined by the City Fire Chief or Officer or Incident Commander, as defined by the City of Revelstoke Bylaw No. 1722.
4.2 The number of firefighters and type of apparatus and equipment deemed necessary to provide adequate Fire Protection Services to be dispatched for any particular incident shall be at the sole discretion of the City Fire Chief or Officer or Incident Commander.
4.3 If the City Fire Department is attending a fire within the Service Area and another emergency arises which requires more urgent resources of the Fire Department, it will be at the sole discretion of the City Fire Chief or Officer or Incident Commander to remain at the fire or to abandon fighting the fire and attend the more urgent emergency. The City shall not be held liable in any manner whatsoever in the event that the City Fire Chief or Officer or Incident Commander decides to abandon fighting any fire within the Service Area to attend another emergency.
4.4 Fire Protection Services provided by the City will be dependent on the operating condition and spacing of fire hydrants and or the water available at the site of the fire. Neither the City nor its Fire Department shall be responsible for testing and maintenance of the water systems servicing the Service Area, except where the City operates the water system. Under no circumstances shall the City or its Fire Department be liable in any manner whatsoever with regard to the availability, or lack thereof, of sufficient water to fight any fire.
4.5 Where hydrants are available, and operated by a third party, the CSRD shall be responsible for providing the City with annual records of fire hydrant flushing, maintenance, and flow testing in accordance with S. 6.6.4 of the British Columbia Fire Code.
Fire Protection Services. (a) The South River Machar Fire Department will supply, except as hereinafter limited or excluded, “Fire Protection Services” to the Township of Joly, in the “Fire Area”.
(b) The Fire Chief or Designate will determine the level of response provided for example offensive interior or defensive exterior operations.
(c) Should the Fire Chief or Designate require assistance, or believe assistance may be required, by way of additional personnel, apparatus, or equipment, at an occurrence in the Fire Area, such assistance shall be summoned. Additional resources that are not included within this agreement will be accessed Mutual Aid, therefore will not be billed for as part of this agreement.
(d) The “Fire Protection Services” provided under this agreement shall be authorized for the complete termination of the emergency, including reporting and the Fire Chief or his Designate shall be in charge of all operations including the arranging of additional assistance that may be required.
(e) Other specialized rescues (such as ▇▇▇▇▇, trench rescue, technical level hazardous materials response technician level, confined space etc.) shall not be provided by the South River Machar Fire Department. Notwithstanding, the South River Machar Fire Department may contract other agencies to provide this service in an emergency incident and will provide command and assistance as appropriate to the level of skills and training afforded at the awareness level or its current capability. Any associated costs with the contracting of such resources will be billed at the exact replacement or repaired cost including all applicable taxes.
(f) If as a result of a Fire Department response to a fire or emergency incident, the Fire Chief or his Designate determines that it is necessary to incur additional expenses, retain a private contractor, rent special equipment not normally carried on a fire apparatus or use more materials than are carried on a fire apparatus (the “Additional Service”) in order to suppress or extinguish a fire, preserve property, prevent a fire from spreading, control and eliminate an emergency, carry out or prevent damage to equipment owned by or contracted to the Fire Department, or otherwise carry out the duties and functions of the Fire Department and/or to generally make “safe” an incident or property, the Township of Joly shall be charged the full costs to provide the Additional Service including all applicable taxes. Property shall mean personal and real property.
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Fire Protection Services. The City of Overland Park shall provide Fire Protection and ALS Services within the city limits of Overland Park, Kansas as detailed in the map attached as Exhibit A and within the city limits of Merriam, Kansas as detailed in the map attached hereto as Exhibit B. Fire Protection Services as described in this Agreement shall include, but not be limited to, fire protection, fire fighting and fire inspection and enforcement services to ensure compliance with applicable fire codes, as well as public education and investigation services. Upon receiving an alarm or determining that a fire or medical emergency exists, Overland Park shall respond with the equipment and personnel reasonably necessary to fight such fire or handle such medical emergency, and shall take such other steps as may be reasonable and prudent, including, but not limited to, requesting aid from other departments and fire- fighting facilities. In accordance with the Johnson County Mutual and Automatic Aid Inter- local Cooperation Agreement, Overland Park is authorized to aid other fire departments with reasonable staffing, equipment and apparatus when requested by such other fire departments. In doing so, Overland Park shall follow customary mutual aid practices, but shall remain cognizant of its primary obligation to maintain reasonable protection levels for citizens and property within the City of Overland Park and the City of Merriam. This Agreement constitutes an express grant of authority by Merriam to Overland Park to engage in Fire Protection and ALS activities anywhere within the city limits of Merriam to the same extent that employees employed by Overland Park would be authorized to engage in similar Fire Protection and ALS Services within the city limits of Overland Park, and to the extent necessary, the terms of this Agreement constitute a continuing request for mutual aid and assistance from Merriam to Overland Park relating to the provision of Fire Protection and ALS Services within the city limits of Merriam. This Agreement is not intended to and will not constitute, create, give rise to, or otherwise recognize a separate legal entity whether such entity may be an administrative entity, joint
Fire Protection Services. It is the intent and agreement of the parties that the V.F.D.I. be, and hereby is, officially recognized as the fire department having primary responsibility to provide fire protection services to the DISTRICT, which services shall include the following:
(1) Providing fire fighting services and protection, and responding to all fire calls and alarms, to all property and persons within the DISTRICT.
(2) Providing emergency rescue service in the treatment of residents and visitors within the DISTRICT, even when such services are provided in a situation not directly related to a fire.These services are not intended to and do not replace services provided by EMS.
(3) Providing fire fighting services required by any and all mutual aid pacts authorized by the DISTRICT.Copies of all such mutual aid pacts in existence as of the date of this AGREEMENT-FIRE SERVICES are attached hereto as Exhibit B and incorporated herein by reference.
(4) Make and report all fire inspections in the DISTRICT as required by law and to insure that the residents of the DISTRICT remain entitled to the fire insurance refund payment(s), if any.
Fire Protection Services. The 2004 Lagoon Valley EIR determined that the prior project would increase the demand for fire protection services. In addition, it was located outside of the 7-minute response time zone of existing fire stations, only accessible via Interstate 80, not located near mutual aid entities, and adjacent to fire hazard areas. Because the prior project included construction and operation of a new fire station, including operating costs, as well as development and implementation of interim and permanent fire protection programs, the impact on fire protection services was identified as less than significant. The 2005 Addendum found that the revised project would continue to include a new fire station and funding mechanisms, so the impact remained less than significant. The proposed phasing and development agreement would not change the allowed land uses and associated demand for fire protection services from what was evaluated in the 2005 Addendum, nor would it change the plans for a new fire station. Therefore, the impact would remain less than significant. Mitigation Mitigation Measure 4.9-1, as identified on page 4.9-5 of the 2004 Draft EIR, would continue to be applicable. No other new mitigation measures would be necessary for the proposed phasing and development agreement.