Wild land definition
Wild land means any public or private managed or unmanaged forest, urban/interface, range land, recreation lands, or any other land at risk of wildfire.
Wild land means any land that is classified as a state responsibility area pursuant to Article 3 (commencing with Section 4125) of Chapter 1 and includes any land having a flammable plant cover. "Wild land" also means any land not classified as a state responsibility area where the geographic location of these lands and accumulation of wild land fuel is such that a wild land fire occurring on these lands would pose a threat to a state responsibility area. (b) "Wild land fuel" means any timber, brush, grass, or other flammable vegetation, living or dead, standing or down.
Wild land means land that is not occupied land or cultivated land. (terre inculte)
Examples of Wild land in a sentence
Wild land boots purchased after the effective date of this agreement will meet the NFPA and OSHA standards for wild land fire boots.
Wild land Type 3 Minimum of three (3) personnel, as follows: 1 Captain, 1 Engineer, and 1 Firefighter I/II (or equivalent with acting assignments).
More Definitions of Wild land
Wild land means the Forest and Camas area of the field, or portions of the property designated pursuant to section 1.7 of this EXHIBIT as may be modified by the Management Plan consistent with section 1.7 of this EXHIBIT.