Montecito Fire Protection District
Folsom (Sacramento), CA
Management Consultants
Standards of Coverage Study and Risk Assessment
Montecito Fire Protection District Volume 2 of 2 – Risk Assessment Exhibits and SOC Map Exhibits November 12, 2014
www.ci.pasadena.ca.us
2250 East Bidwell St., Ste #100 Folsom, CA 95630 (916) 458-5100 Fax: (916) 983-2090
Montecito Fire Protection District Risk Assessment Exhibits and SOC Map Exhibits
TABLE OF CONTENTS VOLUME 1 OF 2—STANDARDS OF COVERAGE STUDY AND RISK ASSESSMENT (SEPARATELY BOUND)
VOLUME 2 OF 2—RISK ASSESSMENT EXHIBITS AND SOC MAP EXHIBITS (THIS VOLUME)
PART ONE—RISK ASSESSMENT EXHIBITS Exhibit #1 – WUI Values at Risk Attribute Matrix (Sample) Exhibit #2 – Substandard Fire Flow Hydrant Map Exhibit #3 – Tsunami Inundation Map for Emergency Planning – Santa Barbara Quadrangle Exhibit #4 – Tsunami Inundation Map for Emergency Planning – Carpinteria Quadrangle Exhibit #5 – Santa Barbara County Wildfire History Exhibit #6 – Fire Hazard Severity Zones Exhibit #7 – Vegetation Types Exhibit #8 – 40 Scott/Burgan Fire Behavior Fuel Models Exhibit #9 – Fuel Loading Exhibit #10 – Vegetation Cover Exhibit #11 – Vegetation Height Exhibit #12 – Vegetation Condition Class Exhibit #13 – Slope Values Exhibit #14 – Fuel Treatment Network
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Montecito Fire Protection District Risk Assessment Exhibits and SOC Map Exhibits PART TWO—STANDARDS OF COVERAGE MAP EXHIBITS Map #1 – General Geography and Fire Station Locations Map #2 – Risk Assessment – Wildfire Hazards, ISO-Surveyed Buildings and Target Hazards Map #3a, b, and c – First-Due Unit Distribution 7-Minute Engine Total Response Time Map #4 – ISO Coverage Areas from Existing Fire Stations Map #5 – Concentration (First Alarm) Multiple-Unit Coverage Map #6 – Engines Only at 11 Minutes Total Response Time Map #7 – Battalion Chief Travel at 11 Minutes Total Response Time Map #8 – All Incident Locations Map #9 – EMS and Rescue Incident Locations Map #10 – All Fire Type Locations Map #11 – Structure Fire Locations Map #12 – EMS and Rescue Incident Location Densities Map #13 – All Fire Location Densities Map #14 – Structure Fire Densities Map #15a – Adding a Third Fire Station Map #15b – ISO 1.5-Mile Distance Coverage from a Third Station Map #15c – 4-Engine 11-Minute Effective Response Force Coverage from a Third Station Map #15d – First-Due Unit 7-Minute Total Response Time From Three Station Sites Map #15e – ISO 1.5-Mile Distance Coverage From Three Station Sites Map #15f – Multi-Unit Coverage Map #16a and b – Relocating Station 1 and Adding Third Station
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PART ONE Risk Assessment Exhibits
WUI Values at Risk Attribute Matrix Low 1
Very High 4
High 3
Mod 2
Low 1
1
Moderate 2
Very High 4
ALL of the following apply to study zone: ALL of the following apply to study zone: ALL of the following apply to study zone: ANY of the following apply to study zone: Population density average less than 4.0 persons per Population density average less than 7.5 persons per Population density average less than 15 persons per Population density average greater than 15 persons per acre / 2,560 persons per sq. mi. acre / 4,800 persons per sq. mi. acre / 9,600 persons per sq. mi. acre / 9,600 persons per sq. mi. Special needs1 population less than 4% Special needs1 population less than 5% Special needs1 population less than 10% Special needs1 population greater than 10% Daily transient population less than 7.5% of resident Daily transient population less than 15% of resident Daily transient population less than 25% of resident Daily transient population greater than 25% of resident population population population population Less than 7.5% of buildings are critical infrastructure2, Less than 15% of buildings are critical infrastructure2, Less than 25% of buildings are critical infrastructure2, More than 25% of buildings are critical infrastructure2, high-value commercial3, or high-value residential3 high-value commercial3, or high-value residential3 high-value commercial3, or high-value residential3 high-value commercial3, or high-value residential3 occupancies occupancies occupancies occupancies Less than 10% is sensitive habitat and/or recreation Less than 20% is sensitive habitat and/or recreation Less than 50% is sensitive habitat and/or recreation area More than 50% is sensitive habitat and/or recreation area area area ALL of the following apply to study zone: ALL of the following apply to study zone: ALL of the following apply to study zone: Population density average less than 3.0 persons per Population density average less than 5.0 persons per Population density average less than 10 persons per acre / 1,920 persons per sq. mi. acre / 3,200 persons per sq. mi. acre / 6,400 persons per sq. mi. Special needs1 population less than 5% Special needs1 population less than 5% Special needs1 population less than 7.5% Daily transient population less than 5% of resident Daily transient population less than 10%of resident Daily transient population less than 20% of resident population population population Less than 5% of buildings are critical infrastructure2, Less than 10% of buildings are critical infrastructure2, Less than 20% of buildings are critical infrastructure2, high-value commercial3, or high-value residential3 high-value commercial3, or high-value residential3 high-value commercial3, or high-value residential3 occupancies occupancies occupancies Less than 5% is sensitive habitat and/or recreation area Less than 15% is sensitive habitat and/or recreation Less than 25% is sensitive habitat and/or recreation area area ALL of the following apply to study zone: Population density average less than 2.0 persons per acre / 1,280 persons per sq. mi. Special needs1 population less than 2.5% Daily transient population less than 2.5% of resident population Less than 2.5% of buildings are critical infrastructure2, high-value commercial3, or high-value residential3 occupancies Less than 2.5% is sensitive habitat and/or recreation area ALL of the following apply to study zone: Population density average less than 1.0 persons per acre / 640 persons per sq. mi. Special needs1 population less than 1% Daily transient population less than 2.5% of resident population Less than 2.5% of buildings are critical infrastructure2, high-value commercial3, or high-value residential3 occupancies Less than 1% is sensitive habitat and/or recreation area
Children under 15 years of age and any individual with a disability, special access or other functional needs Government services, schools, lifeline utilities, primary roadways, railways, bridges, tunnels 3 Assessed value greater than $5 million 2
High 3
Risk Assessment Exhibit 1
Risk Assessment Exhibit 2
Risk Assessment Exhibit 3
Risk Assessment Exhibit 4
Risk Assessment Exhibit 5
Risk Assessment Exhibit 6
Risk Assessment Exhibit 7
Risk Assessment Exhibit 8
Risk Assessment Exhibit 9
Risk Assessment Exhibit 10
Risk Assessment Exhibit 11
Risk Assessment Exhibit 12
Risk Assessment Exhibit 13
Risk Assessment Exhibit 14
PART TWO Standards of Coverage (SOC) Map Exhibits
Management Consultants
Standards of Coverage Study and Risk Assessment
Montecito Fire Protection District Volume 2 of 2 – Risk Assessment Exhibits and SOC Map Exhibits November 12, 2014
www.ci.pasadena.ca.us
2250 East Bidwell St., Ste #100 Folsom, CA 95630 (916) 458-5100 Fax: (916) 983-2090
Montecito Fire Protection District Risk Assessment Exhibits and SOC Map Exhibits
TABLE OF CONTENTS VOLUME 1 OF 2—STANDARDS OF COVERAGE STUDY AND RISK ASSESSMENT (SEPARATELY BOUND)
VOLUME 2 OF 2—RISK ASSESSMENT EXHIBITS AND SOC MAP EXHIBITS (THIS VOLUME)
PART ONE—RISK ASSESSMENT EXHIBITS Exhibit #1 – WUI Values at Risk Attribute Matrix (Sample) Exhibit #2 – Substandard Fire Flow Hydrant Map Exhibit #3 – Tsunami Inundation Map for Emergency Planning – Santa Barbara Quadrangle Exhibit #4 – Tsunami Inundation Map for Emergency Planning – Carpinteria Quadrangle Exhibit #5 – Santa Barbara County Wildfire History Exhibit #6 – Fire Hazard Severity Zones Exhibit #7 – Vegetation Types Exhibit #8 – 40 Scott/Burgan Fire Behavior Fuel Models Exhibit #9 – Fuel Loading Exhibit #10 – Vegetation Cover Exhibit #11 – Vegetation Height Exhibit #12 – Vegetation Condition Class Exhibit #13 – Slope Values Exhibit #14 – Fuel Treatment Network
Table of Contents
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Montecito Fire Protection District Risk Assessment Exhibits and SOC Map Exhibits PART TWO—STANDARDS OF COVERAGE MAP EXHIBITS Map #1 – General Geography and Fire Station Locations Map #2 – Risk Assessment – Wildfire Hazards, ISO-Surveyed Buildings and Target Hazards Map #3a, b, and c – First-Due Unit Distribution 7-Minute Engine Total Response Time Map #4 – ISO Coverage Areas from Existing Fire Stations Map #5 – Concentration (First Alarm) Multiple-Unit Coverage Map #6 – Engines Only at 11 Minutes Total Response Time Map #7 – Battalion Chief Travel at 11 Minutes Total Response Time Map #8 – All Incident Locations Map #9 – EMS and Rescue Incident Locations Map #10 – All Fire Type Locations Map #11 – Structure Fire Locations Map #12 – EMS and Rescue Incident Location Densities Map #13 – All Fire Location Densities Map #14 – Structure Fire Densities Map #15a – Adding a Third Fire Station Map #15b – ISO 1.5-Mile Distance Coverage from a Third Station Map #15c – 4-Engine 11-Minute Effective Response Force Coverage from a Third Station Map #15d – First-Due Unit 7-Minute Total Response Time From Three Station Sites Map #15e – ISO 1.5-Mile Distance Coverage From Three Station Sites Map #15f – Multi-Unit Coverage Map #16a and b – Relocating Station 1 and Adding Third Station
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PART ONE Risk Assessment Exhibits
WUI Values at Risk Attribute Matrix Low 1
Very High 4
High 3
Mod 2
Low 1
1
Moderate 2
Very High 4
ALL of the following apply to study zone: ALL of the following apply to study zone: ALL of the following apply to study zone: ANY of the following apply to study zone: Population density average less than 4.0 persons per Population density average less than 7.5 persons per Population density average less than 15 persons per Population density average greater than 15 persons per acre / 2,560 persons per sq. mi. acre / 4,800 persons per sq. mi. acre / 9,600 persons per sq. mi. acre / 9,600 persons per sq. mi. Special needs1 population less than 4% Special needs1 population less than 5% Special needs1 population less than 10% Special needs1 population greater than 10% Daily transient population less than 7.5% of resident Daily transient population less than 15% of resident Daily transient population less than 25% of resident Daily transient population greater than 25% of resident population population population population Less than 7.5% of buildings are critical infrastructure2, Less than 15% of buildings are critical infrastructure2, Less than 25% of buildings are critical infrastructure2, More than 25% of buildings are critical infrastructure2, high-value commercial3, or high-value residential3 high-value commercial3, or high-value residential3 high-value commercial3, or high-value residential3 high-value commercial3, or high-value residential3 occupancies occupancies occupancies occupancies Less than 10% is sensitive habitat and/or recreation Less than 20% is sensitive habitat and/or recreation Less than 50% is sensitive habitat and/or recreation area More than 50% is sensitive habitat and/or recreation area area area ALL of the following apply to study zone: ALL of the following apply to study zone: ALL of the following apply to study zone: Population density average less than 3.0 persons per Population density average less than 5.0 persons per Population density average less than 10 persons per acre / 1,920 persons per sq. mi. acre / 3,200 persons per sq. mi. acre / 6,400 persons per sq. mi. Special needs1 population less than 5% Special needs1 population less than 5% Special needs1 population less than 7.5% Daily transient population less than 5% of resident Daily transient population less than 10%of resident Daily transient population less than 20% of resident population population population Less than 5% of buildings are critical infrastructure2, Less than 10% of buildings are critical infrastructure2, Less than 20% of buildings are critical infrastructure2, high-value commercial3, or high-value residential3 high-value commercial3, or high-value residential3 high-value commercial3, or high-value residential3 occupancies occupancies occupancies Less than 5% is sensitive habitat and/or recreation area Less than 15% is sensitive habitat and/or recreation Less than 25% is sensitive habitat and/or recreation area area ALL of the following apply to study zone: Population density average less than 2.0 persons per acre / 1,280 persons per sq. mi. Special needs1 population less than 2.5% Daily transient population less than 2.5% of resident population Less than 2.5% of buildings are critical infrastructure2, high-value commercial3, or high-value residential3 occupancies Less than 2.5% is sensitive habitat and/or recreation area ALL of the following apply to study zone: Population density average less than 1.0 persons per acre / 640 persons per sq. mi. Special needs1 population less than 1% Daily transient population less than 2.5% of resident population Less than 2.5% of buildings are critical infrastructure2, high-value commercial3, or high-value residential3 occupancies Less than 1% is sensitive habitat and/or recreation area
Children under 15 years of age and any individual with a disability, special access or other functional needs Government services, schools, lifeline utilities, primary roadways, railways, bridges, tunnels 3 Assessed value greater than $5 million 2
High 3
Risk Assessment Exhibit 1
Risk Assessment Exhibit 2
Risk Assessment Exhibit 3
Risk Assessment Exhibit 4
Risk Assessment Exhibit 5
Risk Assessment Exhibit 6
Risk Assessment Exhibit 7
Risk Assessment Exhibit 8
Risk Assessment Exhibit 9
Risk Assessment Exhibit 10
Risk Assessment Exhibit 11
Risk Assessment Exhibit 12
Risk Assessment Exhibit 13
Risk Assessment Exhibit 14
PART TWO Standards of Coverage (SOC) Map Exhibits
