County AOP. Prior to April 1 of each year, the Parties, along with other agencies having Wildland Fire responsibilities within the county, shall jointly prepare, review, update, execute, and distribute a new AOP or formally extend the current agreement by executing a new signature page. The DFPC Battalion Chief shall arrange the date and location of the County AOP meeting(s), and shall be the lead coordinator and facilitator of the County AOP process. The Parties acknowledge and agree that with the Sheriff’s consent, Fire Departments may participate in County AOP meeting(s). However, the Parties may revise the County AOP to comport with the County’s emergency operations plan, Mutual Aid Agreements, community wildfire protection plans, county wildfire preparedness plan, or any other agreements with Fire Departments or other governmental entities. Failure to execute a County AOP by the April 1 deadline will not result in a penalty to any Party pursuant to this agreement.
County AOP. Prior to April 1 of each year, the Parties, along with other agencies having Wildland Fire responsibilities within the county, shall jointly prepare, review, update, execute, and distribute a County AOP. The DFPC shall arrange the date and location of the County AOP meeting(s), and shall be the lead coordinator and facilitator of the County AOP. The Parties acknowledge and agree that with the Sheriff’s consent, Fire Departments may participate in County AOP meeting(s) and negotiations and may execute the County AOP as a party. The County AOP shall be in the format of the template attached hereto as Exhibit A, County Annual Operating Plan Template. However, the Parties may revise the County AOP to comport with the County’s emergency operations plan, Mutual Aid Agreements, community wildfire protection plans, county wildfire preparedness plan, or any other agreements with Fire Departments or other governmental entities. Further, the Parties acknowledge and agree that the County AOP is an aspirational plan documenting how Wildland Fire cooperation is implemented within the county. Agreement for Cooperative Wildfire Protection Page 8 of 18
County AOP. Prior to April 1 of each year, the Parties, along with other agencies having Wildland Fire responsibilities within the county, shall jointly execute a new AOP or formally extend the current agreement by executing a new signature page. The DFPC Battalion Chief shall arrange the date and location of the County AOP meeting(s), and shall be the lead coordinator and facilitator of the County AOP process. The Parties acknowledge and agree that with the Sheriff’s consent, Fire Departments may participate in County AOP meeting(s). However, the Parties may revise the County AOP to comport with the County’s emergency operations plan, Mutual Aid Agreements, community wildfire protection plans, county wildfire preparedness plan, or any other agreements with Fire Departments or other governmental entities.
County AOP. Prior to April 1 of each year, the Parties, along with other agencies having Wildland Fire responsibilities within the county, shall jointly execute, and distribute a new AOP or formally extend the current agreement by executing a new signature page. The DFPC Battalion Chief shall arrange the date and location of the County AOP meeting(s), and shall be the lead coordinator and facilitator of the County AOP process. The Parties acknowledge and agree that with the Sheriff’s consent, Fire Departments may participate in County AOP meeting(s). However, the Parties may revise the County AOP to comport with Failure to execute a County AOP by the April 1 the County’s emergency operations plan, Mutual Aid Agreements, community wildfire protection plans, county wildfire preparedness plan, or any other agreements with Fire Departments or other governmental entities. Commented [VJ11]: 8/28/2019: original language from the 2015 version reinserted based on Stakeholder input. deadline will not result in a penalty to any Party pursuant to this agreement. one or Commented [VJ12]: 8/28/2019: new addition based on input that more than a 30-day extension may be needed in some cases, but does not leave an extension open ended.
County AOP. Prior to April 1 of each year, the Parties, along with other agencies having Wildland Fire responsibilities within the county, shall jointly execute a new AOP or formally extend the current agreement by executing a new signature page. The DFPC Battalion Chief shall arrange the date and location of the County AOP meeting(s), and shall be the lead coordinator and facilitator of the County AOP process. The Parties acknowledge and agree that Commented [16]: Removed last sentence as it's already stated in definition. Commented [15]: Changed to identify FDs can be included, but having a FD be a party complicates the language of the doc and intermixes the level of government. The result is a document that describes processes that are between county and FD only, which adds a level of confusion. with the Sheriff’s consent, Fire Departments may participate in County AOP meeting(s). However, the Parties may revise the County AOP to comport with the County’s emergency operations plan, Mutual Aid Agreements, community wildfire protection plans, county wildfire preparedness plan, or any other agreements with Fire Departments or other governmental entities. Further, the Parties acknowledge and agree that the County AOP is an aspirational plan documenting how Wildland Fire cooperation is implemented within the county.
