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RE: ISO rating letter Wed 5/13/2020 9:38 AM 1 attachments (3 MB) SouthLakeCoFD_CA.pdf; Chief Wink, I want to first congratulate you on achieving a one class improvement. In this rang area class 5 to 1 it can be challenging to beer your score a whole point. The response area that you’re responsible for has been devastated by several major fires over the past couple of years and this class improvement can be a posive for residence and business owners alike. I’ve provided a map, it’s the same one we went over during our meeng. This is a five mile map, the pink areas within the gray area are Class 3, the gray areas are 3Y, and a majority of the white areas are Class 10W. The 10W apply to properes within 5-7 mile of a staon. The W stands for water which is taking into consideraon your water tender fleet and your ability to provide 250 GPM for two hours to those outlying areas. Properes beyond 7 miles of a staon are Class 10. A couple thing to keep in mind about the areas in your district that are rated 10. When insurance brokers quote premiums in those areas the premiums can be lower knowing that those area are protected by a class 3 department. If they were a standalone 10 the premiums can be higher. I’m available anyme if you want to discuss further Mike DiMaggio PPC Field Representave hp://www.isomigaon.com/ Fw: ISO rating letter Tue 5/12/2020 9:38 AM 2 attachments (12 MB) ISO Public Protection Class 042720.pdf; ISO Analysis 20140630.pdf; Good morning Mike Dimaggio (ISO), We have received our leer. I have a few quesons you can help me with. Our new rang is a 03/3Y. The 03 indicates that a address if within 5 miles of a fire staon. The 3Y indicates that the address is within 5 miles of a fire staon "and" is within 1000 feet of a hydrant. That in turn means that a address beyond 5 miles from the fire staon "and" beyond 1000 feet of a hydrant is a classificaon of a 10. Did the 2019 evaluaon produce a map that represents this 03/3Y vs the 10 classificaons? Did the process/evaluaon in the past used to consider our water delivery beyond the 5 miles of a fire staon. Years ago, we added a addional water tender to our fleet and a port o tank so it would increase our ISO score. Or, does a score of 10 recognize that ability and without it, it could be 0 or similar? 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    Appendix A. The history of the Stone and Kelsey murders and Bloody Island Massacre as told by William Ralganal Benson. This version was taken from the Elem Indian Colony website, http://www.elemnation.org/bloodyisland.htm. Errors in spelling and punctuation were not corrected, as they may be part of the original version. The first published version is likely to have been found in ‘The Stone and Kelsey “Massacre” on the Shores of Clear Lake in 1849’ by W.R. Benson. “California Historical Society Quarterly”, Vol. 11, pp. 266-273, 1932. Introduction by P. Radin. The introduction in the paragraph below is an incomplete excerpt from the introduction by P. Radin. Introduction: The writer, William Benson has at various times been informant and interpreter for most of the American anthropologists who have visited Lake County. He was born about 1862 near Lakeport, then very thinly settled by whites. He is a Pomo, and has been hereditary chief of both the Xolo-Napo and the XabopNapo divisions of his people. His Pomo name is Raganal, which means the "Wampum Gatherer" His family name (Benson) comes from LIZ father, a white settler, who followed the practice of some early squaw men or' abandoning white life entirely and residing permanently in the Pomo village. He died when his son was a mere child, and Benson there fore spoke only Pomo in his youth. Benson bears a high reputation for integrity and reliability. He is wholly without formal schooling, and his knowledge of English was picked up almost entirely by ear. However he taught himself to read as well, so that to some extent, his purely-phonetic spelling has corrected it self.
  • Big Canyon-Middletown

    Big Canyon-Middletown

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