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Official Document Type
Agreement
Approved Date
10/07/2003
Control Number
2003-262
Agenda Item Number
7.E.
Entity Name
Florida Division of Forestry
Subject
Fiscal Year 2003-04/Operating Plan
Archived Roll/Disk#
3208
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Y <br /> The Division of Forestry can respond to dump or landfill fires to provide only logistical support . <br /> If a brush fire starts as a result of a dump or landfill fire, DOF will combat the brush fire a safe <br /> distance from the site. Lack of safety equipment and training for DOF personnel will not allow <br /> direct attack. <br /> BURNING AUTHORIZATIONS <br /> The Division of Forestry is responsible for the enforcement of Chapter 590, Florida Statutes . An <br /> Intergovernmental Agreement between the DOF and Department of Environmental Protection <br /> has delegated a portion of DEP rule, Chapter 62-256 Open Burning and Frost Protection Fires, to <br /> DOF . DOF has adopted Chapter 5I-2 Rural Open Burning . <br /> The Division of Forestry will issue burn authorizations for all rural land clearing, agriculture, and <br /> silviculture operations in Indian River County. DOF will handle complaints and enforce the <br /> open burning laws and rules related to this type burning. DOF will provide the DES a daily <br /> listing of all such authorizations by Section, Township and Range . <br /> In September 1990, the Board of County Commissioners passed Chapter 925 . This chapter <br /> concerns burning authorizations for non-rural land clearing. The Indian River Co . Department of <br /> Emergency Services started issuing all non-rural authorizations in the county. The county <br /> provides the manpower to inspect and enforce their ordinance . The DOF will provide the fire <br /> weather forecast to insure safe issuance . <br /> DES will provide a daily listing of all such authorizations to DOR <br /> In all cities except Fellsmere, the DES will issue the land clearing burning authorizations . Indian <br /> River Shores issues their own burning authorizations and Chapter 62-256 is followed in the <br /> town. DOF does provide the DES with a daily list of these authorizations . DES or DOF can <br /> terminate any burn it deems unsafe or hazardous to the citizens of Indian River County or if fire <br /> weather or conditions warrant . <br /> INCIDENT REPORTS <br /> Upon request, each agency will provide an incident report to the requesting agency. Until <br /> compatible telecommunications technology is mutually acquired by each agency, the incident <br /> reports will be mailed or dispatched, depending upon the urgency of the request . <br /> FIRE CAUSE INVESTIGATION <br /> On each fire the DOF and/or DES crews respond to, the initial attack crew will do a preliminary <br /> fire cause investigation . In those cases where enough information is obtained by that crew for <br /> possible criminal prosecution, the responding agency will notify an appropriate law enforcement <br /> agency such as the local sheriff, city police, DACS Investigator, or Fire Department Investigator. <br /> The law enforcement agency will determine whether the evidence is sufficient to proceed with an <br /> investigation or arrest . <br />
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