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Area restriction for Dogtooth FSR area as Highway 95 closed
The BC Wildfire Service continues to respond to the Dogtooth FSR wildfire (N21427), located about 24 km southeast of the town of Golden, and about six km west of Highway 95. The size is estimated to be 133 hectares.
In the interest of public and responder safety, an area restriction is now in effect within the Dogtooth FSR area:
Commencing at the junction of Parson River Crossing FSR & the powerline (51° 2.013′, -116° 39.166′),
- continuing along the Parson River Crossing FSR to coordinates (51° 5.861′, -116° 54.994′),
- crossing over the height of land directly northeast back to coordinates at the powerline (51° 9.301′, -116° 51.167′),
- following the powerline southeast back to the point of commencement at the junction of Parson River Crossing FSR & the powerline (51° 2.013′, -116° 39.166′).
Note: The Parson River Crossing FSR will remain open; entering into the restricted area off the FSR is prohibited.
- Under this Order and section 11(2) of the Wildfire Act, a person must not remain in or enter the restricted area, unless the person:
- first receives written authorization of an official designated for the purposes of the Wildfire Act, or enters the area only in the course of:
(a) travelling to or from his or her residence, that is not under an evacuation order;
(b) using a highway as defined in the Transportation Act;
(c) travelling as a person acting in an official capacity as defined in s.56 of the Wildfire Act; or
(d) travelling for the purpose of supporting wildfire suppression or enforcement patrol activities.
Highway 95 closed overnight, due to a wildfire between Brisco and Golden; DriveBC.
Road closures and area restrictions are subject to change depending on fire activity. For the most current information please visit the bans and restrictions section of the BC Wildfire website for the Southeast Fire Centre.
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