Reciprocal Agreement Areas Sample Clauses

Reciprocal Agreement Areas. Non-federally approved aircraft will be excluded from suppression resources listed in reciprocal suppression agreements with the USDA / USDI agencies. Non-federally approved aircraft shall not be used where the USDA / USDI is the protecting agency. Any agreement stating otherwise shall be rescinded. Additionally, aircraft will not be dispatched to incidents known to be on USDA / USDI land other than as an independent action. Under the closest forces concept, non-federally approved aircraft may be dispatched to fires of unknown jurisdiction. When a non-federally approved aircraft dispatched to such a fire determines that the fire is on USDA / USDI protection and does not threaten other non-federally protected lands, the pilot or manager will immediately provide the coordinates and a fire report to the dispatch center so that appropriate USDA / USDI aviation assets may be dispatched. The non-federally approved aircraft will then leave the scene. Non-federally approved aircraft are not authorized to conduct initial attack on USDA / USDI lands unless there is an immediate threat to non-federally protected lands. Non-federally approved aircraft (manned or unmanned) shall not be under the operational control of USDA / USDI. Federal employees can only ride in federally carded / approved aircraft (w / federally approved pilots) regardless of jurisdictional agency. Initial attack aircraft may be non-federally carded / approved when dispatched under a reciprocal operating plan as outlined in the Master Agreement.
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Reciprocal Agreement Areas. 1. Non-federally approved aircraft will be excluded from suppression resources listed in reciprocal suppression agreements with the USDA / USDI agencies. 2. Non-federally approved aircraft shall not be used where the USDA / USDI is the protecting agency. 3. Non-federally approved aircraft are not authorized to conduct initial attack on USDA / USDI lands unless there is an immediate threat to non- federally protected lands. Non-federally approved aircraft (manned or unmanned) shall not be under the operational control of USDA / USDI. 4. Federal employees can only ride in federally carded / approved aircraft (w
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Reciprocal Agreement Areas. Non-federally approved aircraft will be excluded from suppression resources listed in reciprocal suppression agreements with the USDA / USDI agencies. Non-federally approved aircraft shall not be used where the USDA / USDI is the protecting agency. Any agreement stating otherwise shall be rescinded. Additionally, aircraft will not be dispatched to incidents known to be on USDA / USDI land other than as an independent action. National Guard aviation resources: National Guard aviation resources may be utilized on both federal and state protected lands as long as all provisions of applicable Operations Plan Smokey (OR), Military Use Handbook (when the National Guard is federalized), and agency mobilization guides are adhered to relating to the use of these aircraft. Independent Action: Under Clause 28 of the Master Agreement, Independent Action, any agency may assign and maintain operational control of their respective aircraft to an incident when the fire is deemed a threat to lands under their jurisdiction. A resulting interagency mix of aircraft in the same airspace is allowed as long as common communications, command / control, and on-scene operating procedures exist to ensure a safe and efficient aviation operation. Fire Traffic Area procedures will be used by all aircraft. When an unsafe or inefficient aviation operation exists, agencies reserve the right to withdraw their aircraft until the issues are resolved. Investigations of aircraft accidents and incidents will comply with the standards and procedures of the procuring agency, and that of the “Operator of the Aircraft.” ODF Special Purpose Appropriation (SPA) Helicopters: Special Purpose Appropriation (SPA) Helicopters may be federally approved by Region 6 for use on federal lands if needed, and are located at various areas throughout the State of Oregon. Use of these helicopters will be assessed for the appropriate flight time under the established hourly flight rate for the current year. The ODF Helicopter Contract Administrator (HCA) or Contracting Officer Representative (COR) that must accompany the contracted helicopter (similar to a federal helicopter manager) will be billed separately of the helicopter flight time.
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Related to Reciprocal Agreement Areas

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