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Notice
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Prescribed Burn Planned for Angel Island
The Air District is working closely with CAL FIRE + California State Parks on a prescribed burn planned for Angel Island mid-week to ensure ground-level smoke impacts are minimized as much as possible. Agencies will closely monitor conditions throughout the burn and will cease operations if conditions change or are no longer suitable.
The Air District is working closely with CAL FIRE + California State Parks on a prescribed burn planned for Angel Island mid-week to ensure ground-level smoke impacts are minimized as much as possible. Agencies will closely monitor conditions throughout the burn and will cease operations if conditions change or are no longer suitable.
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The Hearing Board’s final orders will be in writing and contain the reasons for its decision. The Board may instruct either party to prepare a draft written order as follows:
- Prepare the order in the format specified by the Hearing Board.
- Submit the order to the Clerk of the Boards in both paper and electronic formats.
- Submit the order within 10 days (or other time period specified by the Hearing Board).
- If the party directed to submit the order (Party A) fails to do so within the required time period, the other party (Party B) can submit an order within 10 days after the date Party A’s order was originally due. In that case, the Air District cannot accept any response or objection to Party B’s order unless Party A requests and receives permission from the Hearing Board to submit such information.
- In addition, if either party fails to provide a written order after being directed to do so, that party is subject to sanctions and civil penalties.
Last Updated: 3/28/2025