Ill. Admin. Code tit. 17, § 1565.60 - Records and Reporting
a) After
each prescribed burn, a prescribed burn report shall be completed by the
certified prescribed burn manager for the burn, or his or her designee, and
provided to the landowner upon request and to any apprentice. The certified
prescribed burn manager or his or her employer shall maintain a file of all
prescribed burn prescriptions and prescribed burn reports for completed burns
for a period of not less than five years after the completion of a burn. This
file shall be made available to the Department upon request.
b) A prescribed burn report shall include:
1) a copy of the prescribed burn
prescription;
2) a map showing the
area actually burned, control lines, wind direction, fire mosaic and other
features specific to the execution of the burn;
3) the date and time the prescribed burn took
place, including ignition time, time of significant events and final mop up
time;
4) an evaluation of the burn,
including a discussion of meeting burn objectives, changes or deviations from
the prescribed burn prescription, injuries or damage to property if any, any
emergency actions taken and other significant events;
5) an evaluation of the performance of any
apprentice prescribed burn manager that served on the burn;
6) the pre-ignition weather factors and any
other weather observations collected to verify conditions were within the burn
prescription;
7) the number of burn
personnel involved;
8)
documentation of all notifications and permits obtained;
9) information on any fire, paramedic and
police emergency agencies that were requested and arrived on scene;
10) name, certificate number and contact
information for the certified prescribed burn manager; and
11) a dated signature of the certified
prescribed burn manager and any apprentice prescribed burn manager serving at
the burn.
c) If there
are any injuries that require professional medical attention or damage to
public or private property in excess of $500, or if the prescribed burn becomes
an escaped fire, the certified prescribed burn manager shall supply a copy of
the prescribed burn report to the landowner, responding emergency agencies and,
within 45 days after completion of the prescribed fire, to the Illinois
Department of Natural Resources, Attention: Prescribed Fire Reports, One
Natural Resources Way, Springfield IL 62702-1271.
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