Fire Protection Services. The Fiscal Analysis of the proposed development (Property Counselors 2010) shows that tax revenues generated by the development would generate a net surplus in revenue compared to the operational requirements of Alternative 1 or 2 (see Table 3.19-11 in Draft EIS Section 3.19 and the preceding discussion). Estimated annual revenues that would be allocated to Fire and Emergency Services would fund the cost of 20 additional volunteer members of the Cle Elum Fire Department and a portion of the cost of the salary of a full-time Fire Chief. The Development Agreement to be negotiated between the City and the project proponent will establish the terms of the project’s proportionate-share cost of capital and operating expenditures for Fire and Emergency Services. Roads within the development will be designed to support the weight, turning radius, and slope requirements of heavy fire suppression apparatus and tenders. Responsibility for maintaining clear roadways for emergency vehicle access will be determined during the development approval process when it is determined whether roads within the project will become public rights-of-way (City or County, depending on the alternative selected), or whether they will remain private and therefore the responsibility of the Homeowners Association. See the Public Service and Emergency Vehicle Access proposal described in Draft EIS Section 3.16. The developer (and subsequently the Homeowners Association) will be responsible for installing signage, identifying the location of fire department connections, and providing current, up-to-date maps to emergency service providers to indicate access routes and various locations within the development to facilitate error-free access to requested locations.
Fire Protection Services. The City and the Developer understand and acknowledge that an emergency services district (“ESD”) exists which includes all of the Land. The District and the Developer agree to cooperate with the ESD to provide fire protection services to the Land.
Fire Protection Services. Upon commencement of this Agreement, the City of Overland Park shall commence providing Fire Protection and ALS Services within the city limits of Overland Park, Kansas as detailed in the map attached as Exhibit A and within the city limits of Merriam, Kansas as detailed in the map attached hereto as Exhibit B. Fire Protection Services as described in this Agreement shall include, but not be limited to, fire protection, fire fighting and fire inspection and enforcement services to ensure compliance with applicable fire codes, as well as public education and investigation services. Upon receiving an alarm or determining that a fire or medical emergency exists, Overland Park shall respond with the equipment and personnel reasonably necessary to fight such fire or handle such medical emergency, and shall take such other steps as may be reasonable and prudent, including, but not limited to, requesting aid from other departments and fire- fighting facilities. In accordance with the Xxxxxxx County Mutual and Automatic Aid Inter- local Cooperation Agreement, Overland Park is authorized to aid other fire departments with reasonable staffing, equipment and apparatus when requested by such other fire departments. In doing so, Overland Park shall follow customary mutual aid practices, but shall remain cognizant of its primary obligation to maintain reasonable protection levels for citizens and property within the City of Overland Park and the City of Merriam.
Fire Protection Services. 10.1 The Municipality shall provide Fire Protection Services to the Lands, including all buildings, fixtures, vehicles, and persons in accordance with the terms and conditions in this Agreement.
Fire Protection Services. 4.1 The City shall provide Fire Protection Services within the Service Area on a 24-hour basis using such equipment from such location as the City shall deem appropriate provided by career, paid on call or volunteer firefighters, as determined by the City Fire Chief or Officer or Incident Commander, as defined by the City of Revelstoke Bylaw No. 1722.
Fire Protection Services. Applicant will execute a fire protection services agreement with Ellensburg Rural Fire District #2 for the Project to ensure that suitable fire protection services are in place during the construction and on-going operations of the Project. A fire protection services agreement shall be maintained for the life of the Project, or until the Project site is annexed into a Fire District or other municipal entity which provides fire protection services.
Fire Protection Services. It is the intent and agreement of the parties that the V.F.D.I. be, and hereby is, officially recognized as the fire department having primary responsibility to provide fire protection services to the DISTRICT, which services shall include the following:
Fire Protection Services. The 2004 Lagoon Valley EIR determined that the prior project would increase the demand for fire protection services. In addition, it was located outside of the 7-minute response time zone of existing fire stations, only accessible via Interstate 80, not located near mutual aid entities, and adjacent to fire hazard areas. Because the prior project included construction and operation of a new fire station, including operating costs, as well as development and implementation of interim and permanent fire protection programs, the impact on fire protection services was identified as less than significant. The 2005 Addendum found that the revised project would continue to include a new fire station and funding mechanisms, so the impact remained less than significant. The proposed phasing and development agreement would not change the allowed land uses and associated demand for fire protection services from what was evaluated in the 2005 Addendum, nor would it change the plans for a new fire station. Therefore, the impact would remain less than significant. Mitigation Mitigation Measure 4.9-1, as identified on page 4.9-5 of the 2004 Draft EIR, would continue to be applicable. No other new mitigation measures would be necessary for the proposed phasing and development agreement.
Fire Protection Services. The fire protection services agreement that the Certificate Holder has executed with Ellensburg Rural Fire District #2 for the Project, Exhibit G of Attachment 4 to this Agreement, assures that suitable fire protection services are in place during the construction and ongoing operations of the Project. A fire protection services agreement shall be maintained for the life of the Project, or until the Project site is annexed into a Fire District or other municipal entity which provides fire protection services.
Fire Protection Services. The Certificate Holder shall maintain a fire protection services agreement for the life of the Project or until the Project site is annexed into a Fire District or other municipal entity which provides fire protection services.
