Protection Planning. Annually, sub-geographic area Unit Administrators will determine efficiencies to be gained from reciprocal assistance and acquisition of protection services. Operating plans will document decisions. Plans should be reviewed, and agreement reached concerning such items as placement of crews, engines, air tankers, helicopters, fixed and aerial detection, regulated use, closures and other joint fire suppression efforts.
Protection Planning. Our advised protection planning services are suitable if you are looking for the best way to protect you, your family or your business through products such as critical illness cover, health insurance and life cover. We advise on non-investment protection products e.
Protection Planning. Determine efficiencies and document decisions regarding acquisition of protection services and reciprocal assistance. Identify placement of crews, engines, air tankers, helicopters, fixed and aerial detection, regulated use, closures, and other joint fire control efforts.
Protection Planning. Where we provide advice on protection we consider protection products such as term assurance, income protection and critical illness cover from a range of insurers. You should note that where we provide services in relation to increased borrowing on an existing mortgaged property there may be alternative options available to you that may be more appropriate. For example: • You may be able to obtain a further advance from your existing lender or obtain an unsecured loan for the additional funds. • Where your existing mortgage is a first charge against the property, a second charge mortgage may be available and • Where your existing mortgage is a second charge a first charge loan may be available. Service description Charges We will advise and make a recommendation for you after we have assessed your needs for a mortgage product This service includes: An initial discussion to find out more about you Agreeing your financial goals and objectives Establishing your attitude to mortgage risk Reviewing your current arrangements Undertaking research to identify appropriate products Providing a personalised report and recommendations Discussing our recommendations Implementation of agreed recommendations A fee of £495.00 payable on production of an offer to enable the purchase of a property or to re-mortgage. In addition, we will also be paid commission from the lender. For product transfers, there will be a minimum charge of £495.00. The procuration fee from the lender would be deducted from this amount, with the remaining fee payable by invoice. Or A fee of 2% (but with a minimum of £1250.00) of the loan amount for a complex mortgage arrangement (eg. impaired credit, right to buy). Here are examples of how our charges could apply: If you took out a straight forward mortgage for £50,000.00, you would incur a Total Fee of £495.00 (minimum fee) If you took out a complex mortgage for £100,000.00, you would incur a fee of £2,000.00 i.e. £100,000.00 x 2% = Total Fee £2,000.00 Please note: In the event of your offer expiring and a replacement offer being required, a charge of £250.00 will become payable in order to cover the additional work. We will advise and make a recommendation for you after we have assessed your needs for a protection product (Life Assurance, Critical Illness, Income Protection, Accident Sickness & Unemployment, Family Income Benefit, Home Insurance) No fee – we will be paid by commission from the provider. Charges can be paid in a number of ways: •...
Protection Planning. Annually, before May 15, Unit Administrators will review and update as necessary local/sub geographic area Annual Operating Plans. Plans will be updated in accordance with Provision 15 and Exhibit B, CFMA Operating Plan Template.
Protection Planning. Determine efficiencies and document decisions regarding acquisition of protection services and reciprocal assistance. Identify placement of crews, engines, air tankers, helicopters, fixed and aerial detection, regulated use, closures, and other joint fire control efforts. Protection Areas and Boundaries: Identify areas (map and/or describe). Methods of Fire Protection and Suppression: • Reciprocal (Mutual Aid) Fire Assistance: Document reciprocal initial attack zones. Document the length of the mutual aid period, normally 24 hours. • Acquisition of Services: Identify areas for reimbursable (cooperative), exchange (offset) or contract (fee basis) fire protection services. Method used to establish fee or rate of exchange. Terms and conditions. Work to be done by Protecting Agency and its responsibilities. Joint Projects and Project Plans: List or reference joint cooperative projects. These projects may involve such activities as prescribed fire/fuels management, preparedness, fire analysis/planning, rehabilitation, training, prevention, public affairs, and other beneficial efforts in support of interagency fire management. Implementation of such projects will require a separate, local agreement, or other appropriate written document, executed by the authorized signatories of the involved Parties. This may include a Supplemental Project Agreement, as in Exhibit I or other written document. Fire Prevention: Identify goals, activities, resources available, and opportunities for cost sharing. Public Use Restrictions: Include implementation procedures or incorporate by reference the document containing those procedures. For example, the NW Operating Plan states “Guidelines for Coordinated Public Use Restrictions Memorandum of Understanding, NFS 92-06-52-51, May 1992, is incorporated by reference”. Burning Permits: Document procedures where applicable, which may include burning permits, fire restrictions and burn bans. Prescribed Fire (Planned Ignitions) and Fuels Management: Identify planned projects. Smoke Management: Local considerations; use of Air Resource Advisors. (insert other items, as applicable, or remove this line). Fire Notifications: • Specify notification procedures and timelines. • Establish timeframes when final Fire Reports will be sent to jurisdictional agencies. • Describe the level of communication required with neighboring jurisdictions regarding the management of all wildland fires, especially those with multiple objectives. Boundary Line Fi...
Protection Planning. Our advised protection planning services are suitable if you are looking for the best way to protect you, your family or your business through non-investment insurance contracts such as critical illness cover, health insurance and life cover. We advise on non-investment insurance contracts from a large range of insurers. You can pay for our advised protection services by: Commission (where this is available – a fee may be charged if commission is unavailable) A fixed fee Where we are paid by commission we will tell you the amount before we carry out any business for you. Although you may pay nothing to us up front, this does not mean that our services are free. You still pay us indirectly through deductions from the amount you pay into your product. We may agree to rebate any commission due into the plan and invoice you directly for an agreed fee. This would be negotiated after any recommendation that was made.
Protection Planning. 1. The agencies agree to coordinate annually on shared resources across the State of Washington. Shared resources, including but not limited to, are resources that can be shared across the State by all signatory to this Agreement. Below is a list of shared resources:
a. Large air tanker base – Moses Lake, WA
x. Xxxxxxxxxx SEAT bases – Deer Park, Omak, and Yakima
c. Smokejumper base – Winthrop, WA d. Type 1 – IHC crews – Entiat, Xxxxx River
x. Xxxxxxxxxx helicopter bases –Big Lake, Camp Bonneville, Olympia,
f. Air attack locations – Wenatchee, Deer Park, Omak, and Yakima
2. Details on placement of crews, engines, air tankers, helicopters, fixed and aerial detection, regulated use, closures, and other joint fire control efforts. are identified in sub-geographic or local area operational plans.
Protection Planning. Jurisdictional and Protecting Agencies will review management option designations as defined in the AIWFMP. Changes are submitted through the AWFCG procedures found at xxxx://xxxx.xx.xxx.xxx/administration/awfcg.php.
Protection Planning. Determine and document efficiencies from acquisition of protection services and reciprocal assistance. Include preparedness plan. Protection Areas and Boundaries: Identify areas (map and/or describe). Reciprocal Fire Assistance: Document reciprocal initial attack zones. Identify placement of crews, engines, air tankers, helicopters, fixed and aerial detection, regulated use, closures, and other joint fire control efforts. Acquisition of Services: Identify areas for reimbursable, offset or fee basis services. Method used to establish fee or rate of exchange. Terms and conditions. Work to be done by Protecting Agency and its responsibilities. Joint Projects and Project Plans: Document joint cooperative projects including objectives, role of each Agency, and financial plan. Fire Prevention Policies: Identify goals, activities, resources and cost sharing. Public Use Restrictions: Implementation procedures Burning Permit Procedures: Prescribed Fire and Fuels Management: Include notification procedures. Smoke Management: Fire Notifications: Specify notification procedures. Boundary Line Fires: Specify notification procedures. Independent Action on Lands Protected by Another Agency: Discuss any special land management considerations that affect independent action initial attack. Describe areas, if any, where there are exceptions to this clause and state reasons. Land Management Considerations: Identify areas where there are special suppression considerations and describe. Delegation of Authority: Describe procedures (delegation of authority, etc.) that local Unit Administrators will use to inform Incident Commanders. Resource Advisors: Training: Identify training needs, schedules, billing arrangements, agreed to sharing of resources. Refer to Clause 18 (Joint Projects and Project Plans) regarding needed project plans.
