The URL can be used to link to this page

Home My WebLink AboutSkyline_RedactedNFIRS-1 Basic 40060 CA 02 28 2019 Fire Station 2 (FS2) 19-01070 0 FDID State Month Day Year Station Number Exposure Location Type Census tract: Street Address Intersection In Front Of Rear Of Adjacent To Directions US National Grid 601 SKYLINE Number Prefix Street or Highway Street Type Suffix San Luis Obispo CA 93401 Apt./Suite/Room City State Zip Code Cross Street Incident Type 111-Structure Fire Aid Given Or Received 1 Mutual Aid Received 2 Auto. Aid Received 3 Mutual Aid Given 4 Auto. Aid Given 5 Other Aid Given None CALFIRE (40080) California Their FDID Their State Their Incident Number Dates and Times Alarm 02 28 2019 21:32 Arrival 02 28 2019 21:38 Controlled 02 28 2019 21:46 Last Unit Cleared 02 28 2019 23:38 Shifts and Alarms B 1 Shift or Platoon Alarms District Special Studies ID#Value A B C D E1 E2 E3 Page 1 of 11 Actions Taken 10-Fire control or extinguishment, other Primary Action Taken 12-Salvage & overhaul Additional Action Taken Resources Apparatus or Personnel Module is used. Apparatus Personnel Suppression 7 16 EMS 0 0 Other 0 0 Resource counts include aid received resources. Estimated Dollar Losses and Values Losses:Required for all fires if known. Optional for all non-fires. None Property:$ 25,841.00 Contents:$ 29,071.00 Pre-Incident Values: Optional None Property:$ 64,602.00 Contents:$ 48,451.00 Completed Modules 2 - Fire 3 - Structure Fire 4 - Civilian Fire Cas. 5 - Fire Service Cas. 6 - EMS 7 - HazMat 8 - Wildland Fire 9 - Apparatus 10 - Personnel 11 - Arson Casualties None Deaths Injuries Fire Service 0 0 Civilian 0 0 Detector Required for Confined Fires 1 - Detector Alerted Occupants 2 - Detector Did Not Alert Them 3 - Unknown Hazardous Materials Release 1 - Natural Gas 2 - Propane Gas 3 - Gasoline 4 - Kerosene 5 - Diesel Fuel / Fuel Oil 6 - Household Solvents 7 - Motor Oil 8 - Paint 0 - Other None Mixed Use Property Not Mixed 10 - Assembly Use 20 - Education Use 33 - Medical Use 40 - Residential Use 51 - Row Of Stores 53 - Enclosed Mall 58 - Business and Residential 59 - Office Use 60 - Industrial Use 63 - Military Use 65 - Farm Use 00 - Other Mixed Use Property Use None Structures 131 Church, Place of Worship 161 Restaurant or Cafeteria 162 Bar/Tavern or Nightclub 213 Elementary School, Kindegarten 215 High School, Junior High 241 College, Adult Education 311 Nursing Home 331 Hospital 341 Clinic, Clinic-Type Infirmary 342 Doctor/Dentist Office 361 Prison or Jail, Not Juvenile 419 1- or 2-Family Dwelling 429 MultiFamily Dwelling 439 Rooming/Boarding House 449 Commerical Hotel or Motel 459 Residential, Board and Care 464 Dormitory/Barracks 519 Food and Beverage Sales 539 Household Goods, Sales, Repairs 571 Gas or Service Station 579 Motor Vehicle/Boat Sales/Repairs 599 Business Office 615 Electric-Generating Plant 629 Laboratory/Science Laboratory 700 Manufacturing Plant 819 Livestock/Poultry Storage (Barn) 882 Non-Residential Parking Garage 891 Warehouse Outside 124 Playground or Park 655 Crops or Orchard 669 Forest (Timberland) 807 Outdoor Storage Area 919 Dump or Sanitary Landfill 931 Open Land or Field 936 Vacant Lot 938 Graded/Cared for Plot of Land 946 Lake, River, Stream 951 Railroad Right-of-Way 960 Other Street 961 Highway/Divided Highway 962 Residential Street/Driveway 981 Construction Site 984 Industrial Plant Yard Property Use: Description Look up and enter a Property Use code and description only if you have NOT checked a Property Use box. Owner Local Option Person/Entity Type Business Name (if applicable)Phone Number Mr., Ms., Mrs.First Name MI Last Name Suffix Number Prefix Street or Highway Street Type Suffix Post Office Box Apt./Suite/Room City State Zip Code F G1 G2 H1 H2 H3 I J K2 Page 2 of 11 Remarks: T2 arrived on scene at 601 Skyline to find a single story, single family dwelling with fire and smoke coming through skylight over garage on the alpha side of the structure. T2 established command and called for a working incident. FF2 pulled a 200' cross lay to the alpha side, and T2 confirmed with occupants in front yard that all occupants were out of the structure for low rescue profile. T2 personnel made access with hose line to interior of structure through open front door and found very light smoke inside residence. Garage was accessed through interior garage door in kitchen where we found a well involved vehicle fire inside of the garage. FF2 initiated transitional attack for approximately 20-30 seconds and then closed interior garage door to isolate fire to garage at firewall and prevent smoke damage to inside of residence. T2 and FF2 exited interior of residence and returned to alpha side of structure and forced entry into garage through the roll up sectional garage door. T2 personnel advanced hose line into garage, extinguished remainder of fire, and checked for extension using the T.I.C. The firewall in garage appeared to be intact with no extension to the interior of the residence. T2 personnel then initiated salvage and overhaul in garage area and additional vehicle that was next to vehicle involved was pushed out of garage into driveway. Garage area and vehicle involved were cooled with hose line and continuously scanned with T.I.C. Blowers were used to remove... Full primary narrative can be found in NFIRS 1S - Supplemental Authorization 80947 Skove, Shayne Fire Captain 03/02/2019 Officer In Charge ID Signature Position or Rank Assignment Date 80947 Skove, Shayne Fire Captain 03/02/2019 Member Making Report ID Signature Position or Rank Assignment Date L M Page 3 of 11 NFIRS-2 Fire 40060 CA 02 28 2019 Fire Station 2 (FS2) 19-01070 0 FDID State Month Day Year Station Number Exposure Property Details B1 1 Not Residential Estimated number of residential living units in the building of origin whether or not all units became involved B2 1 Buildings Not Involved Number of buildings involved B3 None Less than 1 acre Acres burned (outside fires) On-Site Materials Or Products On-Site Materials Storage Use Ignition D1 83-Engine area, running gear, wheel area Area of Fire Origin D2 00-Heat source: other Heat Source D3 00-Item first ignited, other Item First Ignited D4 99-Multiple types of material Type of Material First Ignited Cause of Ignition 1 - Intentional 2 - Unintentional 3 - Failure of Equipment or Heat Source 4 - Act of Nature 5 - Cause Under Investigation U - Cause Undetermined After Investigation Factors Contributing to Ignition 20-Mechanical failure, malfunction, other Factor Contributing to Ignition Human Factors Contributing to Ignition Check all applicable boxes None 1 - Asleep 2 - Possibly impaired by alcohol or drugs 3 - Unattended person 4 - Possibly Mentally Disabled 5 - Physically Disabled 6 - Multiple Persons Involved 7 - Age Was A Factor Estimated Age of Person Involved Male Female Equipment Involved In Ignition None Equipment Involved Brand Model Serial # Year Equipment Power Source Equipment Power Source Equipment Portability 1 - Portable 2 - Stationary Portable equipment normally can be moved by one or two persons. Fire Suppression Factors A B C D E1 E2 E3 F1 F2 F3 G Page 4 of 11 Mobile Property Involved 1 - Not involved in ignition, but burned 2 - Involved in ignition, but did not burn 3 - Involved in ignition and burned None Mobile Property Type and Make 10-Passenger or road vehicles, other Mobile Property Type FO-Ford Mobile Property Make Local Use Pre-Fire Plan Available Arson Report Attached Police Report Attached Coroner Report Attached Other Reports Attached Escape 2014 Mobile Property Model Year California State License Plate Number VIN _________________________ _________________________ _________________________ _________________________ _________________________ _________________________ H1 H2 Page 5 of 11 NFIRS-3 Structure Fire Structure Type 1 - Enclosed Building 2 - Portable/Mobile Structure 3 - Open Structure 4 - Air-Supported Structure 5 - Tent 6 - Open Platform 7 - Underground Structure 8 - Connective Structure 0 - Other Building Status 1 - Under Construction 2 - In Normal Use 3 - Idle, Not Routinely Used 4 - Under Major Renovation 5 - Vacant and Secured 6 - Vacant and Unsecured 7 - Being Demolished 0 - Other U - Undetermined Building Height 1 Number of Stories At/Above Grade 0 Number of Stories Below Grade Main Floor Size 2000 Total Square Feet OR BY Length (ft) X Width (ft) Fire Origin 1 Below Grade Story of Fire Origin Fire Spread Confined to Object of Origin 2 - Confined to Room of Origin 3 - Confined to Floor of Origin 4 - Confined to Building of Origin 5 - Beyond Building of Origin Number of Stories Damaged By Flame Number of Stories w/Minor Damage (1-24%) 1 Number of Stories w/Significant Damage (25-49%) Number of Stories w/Heavy Damage (50-74%) Number of Stories w/Extreme Damage (75-100%) *Count the roof as part of the highest story Type of Material Contributing Most to Flame Spread K1 Item Contributing Most to Flame Spread K2 Type of Material Contributing Most To Flame Spread Presence of Detectors N - None Present 1 - Present U - Undetermined Detector Type 1 - Smoke 2 - Heat 3 - Combination of Smoke and Heat 4 - Sprinkler, Water Flow Detection 5 - More Than One Type Present 0 - Other U - Undetermined Detector Power Supply 1 - Battery Only 2 - Hardwire Only 3 - Plug-In 4 - Hardwire With Battery 5 - Plug-In With Battery 6 - Mechanical 7 - Multiple Detectors & Power Supplies 0 - Other U - Undetermined Detector Operation 1 - Fire Too Small To Activate 2 - Operated 3 - Failed To Operate U - Undetermined Detector Effectiveness 1 - Alerted Occupants, Occupants Responded 2 - Alerted Occupants, Occupants Failed to Respond 3 - There Were No Occupants 4 - Failed to Alert Occupants U - Undetermined Detector Failure Reason 1 - Power Failure, Shutoff, or Disconnect 2 - Improper Installation or Placement 3 - Defective 4 - Lack of Maintenance, Dirty 5 - Battery Missing or Disconnected 6 - Battery Discharged or Dead 0 - Other U - Undetermined I1 I2 I3 I4 J1 J2 J3 K L1 L2 L3 L4 L5 L6 Page 6 of 11 Presence of Automatic Extinguishing System N - None Present 1 - Present 2 - Partial System Present U - Undetermined Type of Automatic Extinguishing System 1 - Wet-Pipe Sprinkler 2 - Dry-Pipe Sprinkler 3 - Other Sprinkler System 4 - Dry Chemical System 5 - Foam System 6 - Halogen-Type System 7 - Carbon Dioxide System 0 - Other U - Undetermined Required if fire was within designed range of AES Operation of Automatic Extinguishing System 1 - Operated/Effective 2 - Operated/Not Effective 3 - Fire Too Small To Activate 4 - Failed To Operate 0 - Other U - Undetermined Required if fire was within designed range Number of Sprinkler Heads Operating Required if system operated Reason for Automatic Extinguishing System Failure 1 - System Shut Off 2 - Not Enough Agent Discharged 3 - Agent Discharged But Did Not Reach Fire 4 - Wrong Type of System 5 - Fire Not In Area Protected 6 - System Components Damaged 7 - Lack of Maintenance 8 - Manual Intervention 0 - Other U - Undetermined Required if system failed or not effective M1 M2 M3 M4 M5 Page 7 of 11 NFIRS-9 Apparatus or Resources 40060 CA 02 28 2019 Fire Station 2 (FS2) 19-01070 0 FDID State Month Day Year Station Number Exposure B Apparatus/Resource Dates/Times Sent Number of People Apparatus Use Actions Taken ID:BC1 Type:92-Chief officer car Dispatch:02/28/2019 21:42 Arrival:02/28/2019 21:48 Clear: Sent 1 Suppression EMS Other ID:BC3 Type:92-Chief officer car Dispatch:02/28/2019 21:32 Arrival:02/28/2019 21:41 Clear:02/28/2019 23:33 Sent 1 Suppression EMS Other ID:E3 Type:11-Engine Dispatch:02/28/2019 21:32 Arrival:02/28/2019 21:44 Clear: Sent 3 Suppression EMS Other ID:E4 Type:11-Engine Dispatch:02/28/2019 21:32 Arrival:02/28/2019 21:42 Clear: Sent 3 Suppression EMS Other 10-Fire control or extinguishment, other ID:PRV20 Type:00-Other apparatus/resource Dispatch:02/28/2019 22:08 Arrival:02/28/2019 22:23 Clear: Sent 1 Suppression EMS Other ID:T1 Type:12-Truck or aerial Dispatch:02/28/2019 21:32 Arrival:02/28/2019 21:48 Clear:02/28/2019 23:22 Sent 4 Suppression EMS Other ID:T2 Type:12-Truck or aerial Dispatch:02/28/2019 21:32 Arrival:02/28/2019 21:39 Clear:02/28/2019 23:38 Sent 3 Suppression EMS Other 10-Fire control or extinguishment, other A Page 8 of 11 NFIRS-10 Personnel 40060 CA 02 28 2019 Fire Station 2 (FS2) 19-01070 0 FDID State Month Day Year Station Number Exposure B Apparatus/Resource Dates/Times Sent Number of People Apparatus Use Actions Taken ID:BC1 Type:92-Chief officer car Dispatch:02/28/2019 21:42 Arrival:02/28/2019 21:48 Clear: Sent 1 Suppression EMS Other Personnel ID Name Rank Role Attend Actions Taken Berryman, Neal Battalion Chief ID:BC3 Type:92-Chief officer car Dispatch:02/28/2019 21:32 Arrival:02/28/2019 21:41 Clear:02/28/2019 23:33 Sent 1 Suppression EMS Other Personnel ID Name Rank Role Attend Actions Taken Bisson, Bob Battalion Chief ID:E3 Type:11-Engine Dispatch:02/28/2019 21:32 Arrival:02/28/2019 21:44 Clear: Sent 3 Suppression EMS Other Personnel ID Name Rank Role Attend Actions Taken 57385 Larson, Jody Captain 14880 Baskin, Erik Engineer 92335 Williams, Joseph Firefighter ID:E4 Type:11-Engine Dispatch:02/28/2019 21:32 Arrival:02/28/2019 21:42 Clear: Sent 3 Suppression EMS Other 10-Fire control or extinguishment, other Personnel ID Name Rank Role Attend Actions Taken 54190 King, Michael Firefighter 73110 Reiss, Devin Engineer 38890 Gonzalez, Steven Captain ID:PRV20 Type:00-Other apparatus/resource Dispatch:02/28/2019 22:08 Arrival:02/28/2019 22:23 Clear: Sent 1 Suppression EMS Other Personnel ID Name Rank Role Attend Actions Taken Maggio, Roger Fire Marshall/Inspect or ID:T1 Dispatch:02/28/2019 21:32 Sent 4 Suppression EMS A Page 9 of 11 Type:12-Truck or aerial Arrival:02/28/2019 21:48 Clear:02/28/2019 23:22 Other Personnel ID Name Rank Role Attend Actions Taken 62800 MacDonald, John Captain 36520 Gatton, Christopher Engineer 70100 Polkow, Matthew Engineer 59710 Lipson, Matthew Firefighter ID:T2 Type:12-Truck or aerial Dispatch:02/28/2019 21:32 Arrival:02/28/2019 21:39 Clear:02/28/2019 23:38 Sent 3 Suppression EMS Other 10-Fire control or extinguishment, other Personnel ID Name Rank Role Attend Actions Taken 50050 Jeckell, Matthew Engineer 80947 Skove, Shayne Captain 66265 Nason, William Firefighter Page 10 of 11 NFIRS-1S Supplemental 40060 CA 02 28 2019 Fire Station 2 (FS2) 19-01070 0 FDID State Month Day Year Station Number Exposure Primary Narrative: T2 arrived on scene at 601 Skyline to find a single story, single family dwelling with fire and smoke coming through skylight over garage on the alpha side of the structure. T2 established command and called for a working incident. FF2 pulled a 200' cross lay to the alpha side, and T2 confirmed with occupants in front yard that all occupants were out of the structure for low rescue profile. T2 personnel made access with hose line to interior of structure through open front door and found very light smoke inside residence. Garage was accessed through interior garage door in kitchen where we found a well involved vehicle fire inside of the garage. FF2 initiated transitional attack for approximately 20-30 seconds and then closed interior garage door to isolate fire to garage at firewall and prevent smoke damage to inside of residence. T2 and FF2 exited interior of residence and returned to alpha side of structure and forced entry into garage through the roll up sectional garage door. T2 personnel advanced hose line into garage, extinguished remainder of fire, and checked for extension using the T.I.C. The firewall in garage appeared to be intact with no extension to the interior of the residence. T2 personnel then initiated salvage and overhaul in garage area and additional vehicle that was next to vehicle involved was pushed out of garage into driveway. Garage area and vehicle involved were cooled with hose line and continuously scanned with T.I.C. Blowers were used to remove remainder of smoke from garage and residence. Once salvage and overhaul efforts were completed, additional vehicle was pushed back into garage and garage opening was covered and secured with visqueen. Residence was then released back to property owner. See fire investigation report for cause and origin details. Previous narrative by Shayne Skove, Fire Captain on T2. Bob Bisson, Battalion Chief (BC#) narrative: I, BC3 arrived on scene as T2 personnel were making their fire attack, I contacted T2 by radio, confirmed with T2 that I would take command of the incident, and began assigning incoming resources their tasks. E4 was assigned water supply assistance to T2 followed by a second attack line for fire attack. T1 assigned roof ventilation duties. E3 assigned RIC duties, Cal Fire E23 assigned utilities. Cal Fire BC3414 arrived and was assigned Safety Officer. All units performed their assigned duties, confirmed completion to me by radio, and then transitioned to salvage and overhaul tasks to confirm no fire extension occurred to dwelling, and to assist property owner with salvaging the contents of the garage, which included two antique cars. Fire Marshall Maggio was requested and he arrived to take over official investigative duties. Initial observations by SLOFD personnel indicate that a fire occurred within the engine compartment of a modern, late model Ford Escape that was also parked in the large garage space. This vehicle fire then extended into the garage space causing the structure fire. Previous narrative by Bob Bisson, Battalion Chief. Additional Narrative (#1 of 1 ): Investigation Report: On Thursday, February 28, 2019 I received a phone call at approximately 10:00 PM from San Luis Obispo Fire Battalion Chief Bob BISSON requesting that I respond to a structure fire at 601 Skyline in San Luis Obispo I responded from my residence and arrived on scene at approximately 10:20 PM. I met with Bisson who led me to a single family home with an attached garage that was still undergoing overhaul. The fire was contained to the room of origin in the garage. In side the garage I observed a 2014 Ford Escape in the front, right side of the garage which was closest to the main home. The engine compartment exhibited extensive fire damage, the hood was opened by firefighters and propped up when I arrived. There was also fire damage to the front seating area and control panel in the passenger department. In front of the Ford Escape I observed a 1935 Packard coupe. The Packard exhibited heat damage to the rear mounted spare tire, paint on the rear of the car, the moon roof, a cracked rear window and smoke staining on the glass surfaces. In the driveway I observed a 1933 Ford sedan that showed heat damage to the paint on the passenger side front fender and smoke staining. I later learned that the '33 Ford was pushed out of the garage by fire fighters as it was directly to the left of the Ford Escape. The burn damage in the garage consisted of scorching of the roof trusses as melting out of the skylight above the Ford Escape allowed the fire to vent vertically, limiting the fire's horizontal fire spread. As both burn indicators and first responder statements put the area of origin at the Ford Escape I focused my cause investigation on that vehicle. Burn patterns on the roof and hood of the vehicle clearly indicated an engine compartment origin of the fire, specifically on the driver side of the engine compartment. I spoke with the vehicle owner, who told me that his wife last drove the car that afternoon and parked it in the garage at approximately 4:00 PM. indicated no drivability issues with the vehicle. As the vehicle had not been operated for over 5 hours prior to the fire, I ruled out fluids on a hot manifold and gasoline line leaks as the cause of this fire. The area of most damage appeared to be between the battery and the brake master cylinder. It is my opinion that this is an accidental fire that started on the driver side of the engine compartment and is most likely electrical in nature. I did not disturb the vehicle or debris underneath as to preserve the scene for any future investigation by the insurance carrier. A Page 11 of 11