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O ~. 8 "'3 IE j 2523.2lb . TITLE 2500 - WATERSHED MANAGEMENT e than FFF. Extraordinary burned-area survey costs may be included in burned-area reports for the Chief's considera- tion for FFF financing. If approved forFFF financing, such costs shall be charged to FFF by accounting adjust- ment. An example of extraordinary costs are those that may occur from surveying large project fires with teams detailed from other units. 4. Once an emergency rehabilitation project is approved and financed, all direct product salaries and travel expenses are appropriate charges. e 5. Normal, expected maintenance, which may be neces- sary for several years, shall be performed by budgeting or reprogramming available funds other than FFF. 6. If unusually severe climatic events cause a project to fail within a year following installation, submit an interim report and request for FFF funds needed to meet prescribed objectives. . 7. Finance restoration of resource productivity and improvements fOllowing wildfire from benefiting program funds, not FFF. e 2523.21b - Other Lands Intermingled With. National Forest System Lands. Include intermingled, burned-over forest and rangeland in other ownerships in burned-area surveys and reports along with National Forest System lands. If the burned area meets the qualifications and criteria for the emergency watershed protection program (FSM 3540), these funds may be used to finance approved treatment work on State and private lands. Do not use emergency flood prevention program funds for burned area emergency rehabil- itation on National Forest System lands. FFF-092 authority is available for this purpose. The FFF-092 authorization can be used for emergency rehabilitation on other owner- ships in which the Forest Service has an interest, if the work is essential to protect Forest Service roads or improvements. e . *-FSM 3/86 AMEND 48-* e