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Fire officials will also examine whether other buildings around the city need special firefighting plans but do not have them.

Once they get going, these buried fires are very hard to stop, said Stanley R. Michalski, a senior staff geologist at GAI Consultants, a firm in Monroeville, Pa., that has for more than 20 years studied fires and drawn unp firefighting plans from India to Centralia.

The memos argued for a specific firefighting plan for this building damaged on Sept. 11, 2001.

Mr Wilsher said the firefighting plan aimed to keep the water on site.

Chief Fuerch was criticized for not responded appropriately to suggestions that the building required a site-specific firefighting plan.

In three memos — the last one in March 2005 — a battalion chief, William Siegel, outlined his concerns about the building, called for a specific firefighting plan for the building and recommended weekly inspections.

In the days that followed, it was revealed that a battalion chief, William Siegel, had outlined his concerns about the building in memos, calling for a specific firefighting plan for the building and recommending weekly inspections.

That strategy formed the core of a perfectly good firefighting plan devised by the Clinton administration and expanded upon by the Western governors, conservationists and the Bush administration itself last May.

Governors from Western states that have been devastated by wildfires this summer strongly endorsed a Clinton administration firefighting plan today that would place a new emphasis on prevention and local decision-making.

The mayor further announced that a division commander, Deputy Chief Richard Fuerch, had decided against drawing up a site-specific firefighting plan, despite repeated recommendations that one be written, including one sent to him in 2005 by a battalion chief.

S1 NATIONAL A12-23 Western Governors Sign On To Federal Wildfire Plan Governors from Western states devastated by wildfires this summer met with the Interior and Agriculture secretaries and endorsed a Clinton administration firefighting plan to put a new emphasis on prevention and local decision-making.