Exchange (Offset) Fire Protection Sample Clauses

Exchange (Offset) Fire Protection. The Parties to this agreement have identified areas of exchange (offset) fire protection services in specific areas of Idaho. The areas designated as offset were determined based upon the following: • More aligned with applicable core missions • Consider the location of agency resources • Better serve and protect the public • Create efficiencies in the areas where small and/or scattered parcels exist • Simplify financial processes when possible • Flexibility to adjust decisions and phasing in changes as needed from changes in agency resources. Maps and narratives documenting the exchange are on file at the Bureau of Land Management Idaho State Office. When the Protecting Agency takes suppression action on lands it protects for the Jurisdictional Agency, and the jurisdictional agency is requested to assist, the Protecting Agency will reimburse the Jurisdictional Agency for their assistance. The exception is if the Parties involved are federal wildland fire agencies. The National Interagency Agreement for Wildland Fire Management between the Department of The Interior wildland fire agencies and the USDA Forest Service provides that Parties agree not to bill each other for suppression services. Agencies protecting lands that are the jurisdiction of another will provide wildland fire suppression per the jurisdictional agencies land management policies.
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Exchange (Offset) Fire Protection. Agencies may exchange responsibility for fire protection for lands under their jurisdiction. The rate of exchange will be based upon comparable cost, acreage involved, complexity, and other factors as appropriate and mutually agreed to by the Agencies. Exchange zones will be documented in OPs. If an imbalance exists, the Protecting Agency will xxxx the Jurisdictional Agency for the difference. When a Protecting Agency takes suppression action on lands it protects for the Jurisdictional Agency, and the Jurisdictional Agency is requested to assist, the Protecting Agency will reimburse the Jurisdictional Agency for their assistance. The exception is if the parties involved are Federal Agencies. The National Agreement between the Department of the Interior Agencies and the USDA Forest Service states that the parties agree not to xxxx each other for suppression services.
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Exchange (Offset) Fire Protection. Parties to this agreement may exchange responsibility for fire protection for lands under their jurisdiction. The rate of exchange will be based upon comparable cost, acreage involved, complexity, and other factors as appropriate and mutually agreed to by the Parties to this agreement. Exchange zones will be documented in appropriate level AOPs. If an imbalance exists, the Protecting Agency with the surplus of acres will xxxx the Jurisdictional Agency for the difference on a per acre basis as computed under Contract or Fee Basis Protection. Imbalance means a deviation exceeding the range of variation agreed to between the parties. When a Protecting Agency takes suppression action on lands it protects for the Jurisdictional Agency, and the Jurisdictional Agency is requested to assist, the Protecting Agency will reimburse the Jurisdictional Agency for their assistance. The exception is the National Agreement between the BIA, BLM, FWS, NPS, and the USDA Forest Service states that the parties agree not to xxxx each other for suppression services.
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Exchange (Offset) Fire Protection. Agencies may exchange responsibility for fire protection for lands under their jurisdiction. Equitability of the exchanges will be monitored and determined at the statewide level. Exchange zones will be documented in OPs. When a Protecting Agency takes suppression action on lands it protects for the Jurisdictional Agency, and the Jurisdictional Agency is requested to assist, the Protecting Agency will reimburse the Jurisdictional Agency for its assistance. The exception is if the parties involved are Federal Agencies. The National Agreement between the Department of Interior Agencies and the USDA Forest Service states that the Federal Agencies agree not to bill each other for suppression services.
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Exchange (Offset) Fire Protection. Agencies may exchange responsibility for fire protection for lands under their jurisdiction. The rate of exchange will be based upon comparable cost, acreage involved, complexity, and other factors as appropriate and mutually agreed to by the Agencies. Exchange zones will be documented in the Statewide Operating Plan. If an imbalance exists, the Protecting Agency will xxxx the Jurisdictional Agency for the difference on a per acre basis as computed under Contract or Fee Basis Protection. Imbalance means a deviation exceeding the range of variation agreed to between the parties. When a Protecting Agency takes suppression action on lands it protects for the Jurisdictional Agency, and the Jurisdictional Agency is requested to assist, the Protecting Agency will reimburse the Jurisdictional Agency for their assistance. The exception is if the parties involved are Federal wildland fire Agencies. The National Interagency Agreement for Wildland Fire Management between the Department of the Interior wildland fire agencies and the USDA Forest Service provides that the parties agree not to xxxx each other for suppression services.
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Exchange (Offset) Fire Protection. Agencies may exchange responsibility for fire protection for lands under their jurisdiction. The rate of exchange is based upon acreage.‌ Exchange zones (offset acres) will be documented in a separate document and agreed to in writing by all parties to this agreement. When a Protecting Agency takes suppression action on lands it protects for the Jurisdictional Agency, and the Jurisdictional Agency is requested to assist, the Protecting Agency will reimburse the Jurisdictional Agency for their assistance. The exception is if the parties involved are Federal wildland fire Agencies. The National Interagency Agreement for Wildland Fire Management between the Department of the Interior wildland fire agencies and the USDA Forest Service provides that the parties agree not to bill each other for suppression services.
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Exchange (Offset) Fire Protection. Agencies may exchange responsibility for fire protection for lands under their jurisdiction. The rate of exchange shall be based upon comparable cost, acreage involved, complexity, and other factors as appropriate and mutually agreed to by the Agencies. Exchange zones shall be documented in AOPs.
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Exchange (Offset) Fire Protection. Agencies may exchange responsibility for fire protection for lands under their jurisdiction. The rate of exchange will be based upon comparable cost, acreage involved, complexity, and other factors as appropriate and mutually agreed to by the Agencies. Exchange zones will be documented in the AOP. If an imbalance exists, the Protecting Agency with the surplus of acres will bill the Jurisdictional Agency for the difference on a per acre basis as computed under Contract or Fee Basis Protection. Imbalance means a deviation exceeding the range of variation agreed to between the parties. When a Protecting Agency takes suppression action on lands it protects for the Jurisdictional Agency, and the Jurisdictional Agency is requested to assist, the Protecting Agency will reimburse the Jurisdictional Agency for their assistance. The exception is if the parties involved are Federal Agencies. The National Agreement between the Department of the Interior Agencies and the USDA Forest Service states that the parties agree not to bill each other for suppression services.
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