Fire Warden's Handbook
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It is not the in- tent of the Forest Fire Laws that money from the legislative appropria- tion be used in fighting fires except in extreme emergencies, and no ex- penditures should be incurred in agri- cultural localities without special authority from the State Forester.
ADMINISTRATION OF FIRE PATROL LAW The law is officially designated as Chapter 247 of the Laws of Oregon for 1913, and is given in full on pages 45 and 46 of the handbook. Under its provisions every owner of timber- land not re...siding within one and one- half miles of the same must provide an adequate patrol therefor, and in case he fails to do so the State For- ester must provide patrol and collect the cost thereof from the owner by placing a fire patrol assessment against the land on the tax rolls.
Actual residence on timberland by a bona fide tenant is considered as con- stituting adequate patrol, and ex- empts the owner from payment of patrol assessments. The owners or tenants are, however, responsible for putting out all fires occurring thereon.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is not the in- tent of the Forest Fire Laws that money from the legislative appropria- tion be used in fighting fires except in extreme emergencies, and no ex- penditures should be incurred in agri- cultural localities without special authority from the State Forester.
ADMINISTRATION OF FIRE PATROL LAW The law is officially designated as Chapter 247 of the Laws of Oregon for 1913, and is given in full on pages 45 and 46 of the handbook. Under its provisions every owner of timber- land not re...siding within one and one- half miles of the same must provide an adequate patrol therefor, and in case he fails to do so the State For- ester must provide patrol and collect the cost thereof from the owner by placing a fire patrol assessment against the land on the tax rolls.
Actual residence on timberland by a bona fide tenant is considered as con- stituting adequate patrol, and ex- empts the owner from payment of patrol assessments. The owners or tenants are, however, responsible for putting out all fires occurring thereon.
What to read after Fire Warden's Handbook?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Oregon. State Board of Forestry. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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