Fire Suppression and Cost Share Agreements Sample Clauses

Fire Suppression and Cost Share Agreements. ‌ The cost recovery and billing criteria for in-State fires are defined in Exhibit C: Alaska Statewide Annual Operating Plan and Exhibit D: Reimbursable Billings and Payments.

Fire Suppression and Cost Share Agreements. The cost recovery and billing criteria for in-State fires are defined in the Statewide AOP.

Fire Suppression and Cost Share Agreements. For more billing details reference Clause 44 of this AOP and Exhibit D. There is no billing between federal agencies for expenses incurred on wildfires on federal lands. BIA, FWS and NPS may bill DNR to recover costs incurred in support of DNR for extended staffing requests and incident assignments. Costs must be documented on a Resource Order. Billing will be processed by the respective regional offices. Billing figures for in-state fire are determined by the point of origin of the incident and the initial actions taken upon discovery. It is the intent of this procedure to attribute fire suppression costs to the agency who has taken the risk of allowing a fire to burn without suppression action, other than surveillance or site specific protection, during the stages when it can be most easily suppressed. It is the responsibility of the Protecting Agencies to identify to the best of their ability the exact location of fires when first detected, document that location, implement the initial response based on the management option designation, and notify the Jurisdictional Agency. AFS is fiscally responsible for the costs of wildfires on DOI administered lands and Alaska Native lands other than those in southeast Alaska; DNR is fiscally responsible for costs of wildfires on State, private and municipal lands; USFS is the responsible party for costs incurred on National Forests and Alaska Native lands in southeast Alaska. This does not diminish the oversight role of Jurisdictional Agency administrators.