Supplemental Fire Suppression and Cost Share Agreement Sample Clauses

Supplemental Fire Suppression and Cost Share Agreement. A document prepared to distribute costs on a multi-jurisdictional incident (see Exhibit F).
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Supplemental Fire Suppression and Cost Share Agreement. The purpose of this agreement is to provide for a coordinated cooperative fire suppression operation on this fire and to describe the cost divisions. This agreement is a supplement to the Master Cooperative Wildland Fire Management Agreement or Local Agreement between the Agencies listed. #
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Supplemental Fire Suppression and Cost Share Agreement. Whenever multiple jurisdictions are affected due to the placement of a fire, it is mandatory to develop and implement a Supplemental Fire Suppression and Cost Share Agreement. Acceptable forms of the cost share mix include those listed in item #10 of Exhibit F, Supplemental Fire Suppression and Cost Share Agreement. Except as otherwise provided by Clauses 27 (Independent Action), and 43 (Billing Procedures), a supplemental fire suppression and cost share agreement will be approved by the responsible Unit Administrators (as defined in Exhibit A, Glossary of Terms) or their authorized representatives when the incident involves lands of more than one Protecting Agency (see Clause 26, Boundary Line Fires, and Exhibit F, Supplemental Fire Suppression and Cost Share Agreement). A Supplemental Fire Suppression and Cost Share Agreement, in order to document cost sharing, may be used for temporary support functions or facilities established during periods of high fire danger or activity.
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Supplemental Fire Suppression and Cost Share Agreement. Whenever multiple jurisdictions are affected due to the placement of a fire, the agencies involved should develop and implement a Supplemental Fire Suppression and Cost Share Agreement. Acceptable forms of the cost share mix are limited to those listed in item #10 of Exhibit F, Cost Share Agreement. Except as otherwise provided by Clauses 39 (Independent Action), and 51 (Billing Procedures), a Cost Share Agreement will be approved by the responsible Unit Administrators (as defined in Exhibit A, Glossary of Terms) or their authorized representatives when the incident involves lands of more than one Protecting Agency (see Clause 38, Boundary Line Fires, and Exhibit F, Cost Share Agreement). A Cost Share Agreement, in order to document cost sharing, may be used for temporary support functions or facilities established during periods of high fire danger or activity.
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Supplemental Fire Suppression and Cost Share Agreement. Whenever both Federal and state jurisdictions are affected due to the placement of a fire. It is mandatory to develop and implement a Supplemental Fire Suppression and Cost Share Agreement, if the mutual involvement exceeds the first 24, and is outside of the reciprocal area. Acceptable forms of the cost share mix are limited to those listed in item #10 of Exhibit F, Supplemental Fire Suppression and Cost Share Agreement. Except as otherwise provided by Clauses 27 (Independent Action), and 43 (Billing Procedures), a supplemental fire suppression and cost share agreement will be approved by the responsible Unit Administrators (as defined in Exhibit A, Glossary of Terms) or their authorized representatives when the incident involves lands of both Federal and state jurisdictions (see Clause 26, Boundary Line Fires, and Exhibit F, Supplemental Fire Suppression and Cost Share Agreement). A Supplemental Fire Suppression and Cost Share Agreement, in order to document cost sharing, may be used for temporary support functions or facilities established during periods of high fire danger or activity.
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