Unit Administrator in this policy, means an individual with unit supervisory responsibilities. Unit administrators include, but are not limited to, directors, chairs, associate deans, and deans.

Unit Administrator means the Department Chair or School Director in Colleges with Departments or Schools, the Xxxx in Colleges without Departments or Schools and the Xxxx of University Libraries for FTNTT Faculty members whose appointments are on the Kent Campus. For FTNTT Faculty members whose appointments are on the regional campuses. the “unit administrator” is the campus xxxx.

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By signature below, all signatories to this agreement certify that the individuals (Agency Representative, Agency Administrator, Unit Administrator) listed in this document are authorized to act in their respective areas for matters related to this Agreement.
By signature below, all signatories to this Agreement certify that the individuals (Agency Representative, Agency Administrator, Unit Administrator) listed in this document are authorized to act in their respective areas for matters related to this Agreement.
In general, this work may include service on committees, participation in College governance, participation in divisional and program duties and events, and/or other activities in accordance with this Article unless alternative arrangements have been made with the Unit Administrator.
Members may receive release time to administer alternate assessment tests if there is an identified need as determined by Unit Administrator.
Factors determining compensation may include number of full-time and part-time faculty, student head count and FTE, number of certificates/degrees, level of support staff assigned to the unit, size of departmental materials/supplies budget, summer school planning and departmental complexity factors (e.g., unfilled full-time faculty positions, Unit Administrator with responsibilities beyond one full-time job, high rate of vulnerable students, etc.).

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Unit Administrator. Individual assigned administrative responsibility for an established organizational unit, e.g.: Forest Supervisor for the Forest Service District Manager for the Bureau of Land Management Agency Superintendent for the Bureau of Indian Affairs Park Superintendent for the National Park Service Refuge Manager (Project Leader) for Fish and Wildlife Service Region Manager for State of Washington Department of Natural Resources District Forester for State of Oregon Department of Forestry Meteorologist in Charge for the National Weather Service. FIRE WEATHER SERVICES IN THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST EXHIBIT C Forecast and Service Standards NFDRS Forecast Proficiency Standards The following standards are based on the minimum expected improvement over persistence forecast on an annual basis for zone averages or key stations within a fire weather zone based upon Xxxx Xxxxx’x forecast verification program as modified by Xxx Xxxxxx (Boise WFO) for AWIPS (FWXVER, Version 1.0): **Annual Minimum Baseline Parameter Improvement over persistence forecast Temperature: 35% Relative Humidity: 25% Wind speed: 10% Fuel moisture: 15% **(VISION 2005 National Weather Service Strategic Plan for Weather, Water, and Climate Services 2000 - 2005 specifies a goal of 30% improvement by 2005, which is in addition to the improvements noted above)

Unit Administrator in this policy, means the person responsible for the unit.

Unit Administrator. The individual assigned administrative responsibilities for an established organizational unit, such as Forest Supervisor for the Forest Service, Park Superintendent for the National Park Service, Refuge Manager for Fish and Wildlife Service, and State Forester for the South Carolina Forestry Commission Wildfire: An unplanned, unwanted wildland fire, including unauthorized human-caused fires, escaped wildland fire use events, escaped prescribed fire projects and all other wildland fires where the objective is to put the fire out. Wildland Fire Use: The application of the appropriate management response to naturally ignited wildland fires to accomplish specific resource management objectives in predefined designated areas outlined in Fire Management Plans. Wildland Fire: Any non-structure fire, that occurs in the wildland. Three distinct types of wildland fire have been defined and include wildfire, wildland fire use and prescribed fire. Principal Contacts Exhibit B.

Unit Administrator. The individual assigned administrative responsibilities for an established organizational unit, such as Forest Supervisor for the Forest Service, District Manager for the Bureau of Land Management, Agency Superintendent for the Bureau of Indian Affairs, Park Superintendent for the National Park Service, Project Leader for Fish and Wildlife Service and District Forester for the EMNRD, Forestry Division. Wildfire: An unplanned, unwanted wildland fire, including unauthorized human-caused fires, escaped wildland fire use events, escaped prescribed fire projects, and all other wildland fires where the objective is to put the fire out. Wildland Fire Use: The application of the appropriate management response to naturally ignited wildland fires to accomplish specific resource management objectives in predefined designated areas outlined in Fire Management Plans. Wildland Fire: A non-structure fire, that occurs in the wildland. Three distinct types of wildland fire have been defined and include wildfire, wildland fire use, and prescribed fire. EXHIBIT B NEW MEXICO WILDLAND FIRE MANAGEMENT JOINT POWERS MASTER AGREEMENT PRINCIPAL CONTACTS The Principal Contacts have been updated and placed at the end of this document following Amendment 3 EXHIBIT C NEW MEXICO WILDLAND FIRE MANAGEMENT JOINT POWERS MASTER AGREEMENT ANNUAL OPERATING PLAN (AOP) OUTLINE GUIDE PREAMBLE This operating plan is prepared pursuant to the New Mexico Wildland Fire Management Joint Powers Master Agreement (SHARE No. 000 … 7104; EMNRD No. 00-000-000-0000) signed and dated _ . This operating plan supersedes: (List applicable local agreements and Operating Plans.) INTERAGENCY COOPERATION Interagency Dispatch Centers: Specify staffing, funding, and level of participation agreed to. Interagency Resources: Identify funding and staffing of joint resources commensurate with each Agency’s use. PREPAREDNESS

Unit Administrator. The individual assigned administrative responsibilities for an established organizational unit, such as Line Officer for the Forest Service, Agency Superintendent for the Bureau of Indian Affairs, Park Superintendent for the National Park Service, and Project Leader for Fish and Wildlife Service, Fire Supervisor for State. Wildfire: An unplanned ignition or prescribed fire that is declared a wildfire. Wildland Fire: Any non-structure fire, that occurs in the wildland. EXHIBIT B PRINCIPAL CONTACTS PRINCIPAL PROJECT CONTACTS. The principal project contacts for this instrument are as follows. These points of contact will review this Agreement at least annually. US Fish and Wildlife Service Xxxx Xxxxxxxx Zone Fire Management Xxxxxx 0000 Xxxxxxxx Xxxx. X. Xxxxx 000 Xxxxxxxxxxx, XX 00000 W- 000-000-0000 Fax 000-000-0000 Cell 000-000-0000 Xxxx_Xxxxxxxx@xxx.xxx Minnesota Homeland Security and Emergency Management

Unit Administrator. The individual assigned administrative responsibilities for an established organizational unit. Unit Fire Management Plan (UFMP): The UFMP references and cites agency and unit fire management policies. It addresses the unit’s enabling legislation and purpose, includes a summary of the significant resources and values of the unit, and identifies, in broad programmatic terms, the direction found in the land and resource management plans, such as goals, objectives, standards, guidelines, and/or desired future condition(s) as they pertain to fire management. The UFMP is the primary reference for decision support documentation for an incident on that unit. Untrusted User: A non-BLM employee, unauthorized contractor employee, or other unauthorized person. Village Corporation: See Native Corporation Wildfire: An unplanned wildland fire. Wildland Fire: Any non-structure fire, that occurs in the wildland. ALASKA MASTER COOPERATIVE WILDLAND FIRE MANAGEMENT AGREEMENT EXHIBIT B POINTS OF CONTACT 2012 Principle Contacts The principal contacts for this Master Cooperative Wildland Fire Management and Xxxxxxxx Act Response Agreement and Alaska Statewide Annual Operating Plan are: Xxx Xxxxx Xxxxx Xxxxxxx Chief of Fire and Aviation Regional Fire Management Officer Alaska Department of Natural Resources Bureau of Indian Affairs 0000 Xxxxxxx Xxx XX Xxx 00000 Xxxxxxxxx, AK 99709-4699 Juneau, AK 00000-0000 Work Phone: 000-0000 Work Phone: 000-0000 Xxxx Xxxxxxxxx Xxxx Xxxxxxxxx Manager, Alaska Fire Service Regional Fire Management Coordinator Bureau of Land Management U. S. Fish & Wildlife Service XX Xxx 00000 0000 Xxxx Xxxxx Xx. MS238 Fairbanks, AK 99703-0005 Xxxxxxxxx, XX 00000 Work Phone: 000-0000 Work Phone: 000-0000 Xxx Xxxxxxx Xxx Xxxxxxx Regional Fire Management Officer Fire and Fuels Group Leader National Park Service U. S. Forest Service 000 X. 0xx Xxx. 0000 X Xx. Xxxxxxxxx, XX 00000 Xxxxxxxxx, XX 00000-0000 Work Phone: 000-0000 Work Phone: 000-0000 Additional contacts for items within this Agreement Reference the Alaska Interagency Mobilization Guide directory in Chapter 50 for address and phone numbers for Alaska Interagency Coordination Center and Interagency Fire Dispatch Centers; Jurisdictional and Protecting Agencies’ Fire and Aviation regional, administrative unit, and Zone, Area and Forest fire staffs; and the Aviation Management Directorate.

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