Table of Contents Steiner Ranch Wildland Fire . Travis County Fire Marshal Origin Cause Report 9/4/ll . Property Report Form . Graphic of Wildland Fires Central Texas on Labor Day _Weekend . Graphic of Steiner Wildland Fire Area Footprint 1 Graphic of Steiner Wildland Fire Area Footprint 2 . Graphic of Property Damage . Structure Damage Assessment Report This report reflects the work and findings of the Travis County Fire Marshal?s Office Fire Investigative Team. The Fire Investigative Team for this specific fire was made up of the following: Anthony Callaway (F Tate Markey (FM Kirk Anthony (FM Mike Slaughter (FM Daniel Berger (FM Janie Brooks (FM SYNOPSIS On September 4, 2011, Travis County and imniediatesurrounding counties experienced several large scale wildland fires. The following wildland fires occurred in Travis County on September 4, 2011: 0 11:00 AM- Pfluger Street Fire (ESD 0 12:10 PM- Hodde Lane Fire (ESD 2:15 PM- Pedemales Fire (ESD 0 3:06 PM- Pigeon Ford Fire (ESD 0 3:58 PM- Steiner Ranch Fire (ESD 0 5:12 PM- David Moore Fire (AF D) . Neighboring Counties were simultaneously experiencing large scale wildland fires. Bastrop had two separate wildland fires that combined to burn approximately 34,000 acres and destroy over 1,500 structures. The City of Leander in Williamson County experienced a wildland fire adjacent to a heavily populated neighborhood. On September 4, 2011, a wildfire occurred in the southwest portion of unincorporated Travis County. Travis County Fire Marshal's Office Investigators, utilizing burn pattern indicators and witness statements, determined the area of origin to be located on an undeveloped residentiallot. Unfortunately, due to both high winds and extreme drought conditions, the fire quickly extended, spreading from the original area of origin to the Steiner Ranch subdivision. DETAILS OF INVESTIGATION The Austin/Travis County Emergency Operations Center (EOC) was opened at approximately 3:30 PM on Sunday, September 4, 2011, at the request of the County Resource Coordinator and Austin Fire Department in response to the number and size of local fires. Investigator Callaway responded to the EOC as a representative of the Travis County Fire Marshal's Office. Upon being briefed on the fire details, Investigator Callaway dispatched Investigator Berger to the Pedernales Fire Scene Incident Command and Investigator -Brooks to the Steiner Ranch Fire Scene Incident Command to begin the investigation of the origin and cause of each fire. Investigator Callaway was able to communicate with ESD #2 fire prevention personnel in reference to the origin and cause of the fires in the Pflugerville area. WEATHER AND CLIMATE FACTORS Travis County had been experiencing a drought for a significant period leading up to the time of the fire. According to the U.S. Drought monitor, Travis County fell within the "Exceptional Drought" category. According to the U.S. Forestry Service, John L. Keetch and George Bryam designed a drought index specifically for fire potential assessment. It is a number representing the net effect of evapotranspiration and precipitation in producing cumulative moisture deficiency in deep duff and upper soil layers. It is a continuous index, relating to the flammability of organic material in the ground. The KBDI attempts to measure the amount of precipitation necessaiy to return the soil to full field capacity. It is a closed system ranging from to 800 units and represents a moisture regime from 0 to 8 inches of water through the soil layer. At 8 inches of water, the KBDI assumes saturation. Zero is the point of no moisture deficiency and 800 is the maximum drought that is possible. At any point along the scale, the index number indicates the amount of net rainfall that is required to reduce the index to zero, or saturation. The U.S. Forestry Service and Texas Forestry Service states on the Texas Interagency Coordination Center website that when the KBDI falls within the range of 600 -- 800, it is often associated with a more severe drought with increased wildfire occurrence. Intense, deep~burning fires with significant downwind spotting can be expected. Live fuels can also be expected to burn actively at these levels. On the day of the fire, the Keetch-Byram Drought Index for Travis County ranged from a low of 760 in portions of the county to a high of 790 with a county average KBDI of 782. On September 4, 2011, a Red Flag Warning had been issued for Central Texas due to a dry front moving through the area from the north. Wind speeds were 25 30 miles per hour with wind gusts ranging above 40 miles per hour. The relative humidity was below 20 percent and the temperatures were climbing through-the high 903 by early aftemoon. The weather station located in the area and identified as KTXHUDS02 recorded the following on the day of the fire: Temperature: High-102 Low-77 Relative Humidity: High--48% Low-19% Wind Speed: High-33.6 North At the time the fire was reported, the following data was recorded: Temperature: 96.8 Relative Humidity: 20% Wind Speed: 19.6- 32.2 North to Northeast It must be noted that the wind direction somewhat varied between North, Northeast and Northwest during the initial course of the fire due to the radical terrain and drastic changes in direction of slope coupled with significant wind speed both constant and gusting. Once the fire jumped across FM 620, the fire followed somewhat of the bottom of the canyon land surface. PRELIMINARY ORIGIN CAUSE DETERMINATION The initial origin was determined to be on an undeveloped residential lot identified as Lot #44 accessed off of Mansfield Drive in Travis County Texas 78669. The lot was situated between two occupied residential structures. When Investigators examined the scene, it was discovered that there was unusual electrical damage on electrical lines above the approximate area of origin. The electrical overhead lines appeared to have thermal damage along with possibly mechanical impact damage. Investigators examined and documented the scene in a systematic marmer. Investigators analyzed bum patterns and searched for potential ignition sources in and around the area of origin. The electrical pole securing the overhead electrical line in question was identified as: Pole number- 315210. The electrical distribution line in question was determined to be owned and operated by Austin Energy Utility Company. Macro scale indicators within the area of origin indicate the fire moving from near the curb at Mansfield Drive traveling south and west as indicated by angle of char on large brush with foliage freeze point back to fire's origin and show the direction of movement to the Southwest. Another micro indicator, a rock in the area of origin had all fine fuels consumed with the exception of the Southwest side where a small accumulation of leaves and grasses survived which was protected during the fire indicating the_ fire moving from Northeast to Southwest. The fire moved to the back which point the wind carried embers across the roadway and spread the fire. TOPOGRAPHY The Steiner Ranch fire was located at the same elevation of Mansfield Dam and .75 miles to the West. Farm to Market road 620 ran parallel to this location on an East to West axis. Almost immediately after exiting the area of origin, topography begins to drop in elevation creating valleys. The vegetation was made up of Live Oak, Post Oak, Elm, Mesquite and Cedar trees, tree seedlings, small saplings, low brush, various grasses, weeds and cactus. Due to a record drought and heat wave during the summer months leading up to the fire, numerous Cedar trees in the area had died and a large number of hardwood trees had shed their leaves adding to the already cured fine fuels from grasses and weeds. INTERVIEWS On 09/04/2011, Investigator Brooks spoke with initial Lake Travis Fire Rescue (ESD personnel in reference to where they believed the fire originated. On 09/06/2012, Investigator Brooks conducted a non-custodial voluntary interview with: Clifton Craddock if Mr. Craddock resides at 13003 Mansfield Drive, adjacent to the property in question. Mr. Craddock stated that he awoke to fire and smoke coming from the field (property) next door and immediately called 9-1-1. Mr. Craddock described the location of the fire in the front center of the property near a dirt pile. (Refer to digital audio recording of interview). Mr. Craddock stated that he recorded a video of the fire on his cell phone. Investigator Brooks escorted Mr. Craddock to a local store where the video was removed and placed on an external hard drive. The video reflects the fire developing in size and moving from the front portion of the undeveloped property towards the middle of the property in question in a Southem direction. On 09/06/2012, Investigator Callaway directed Investigator Brooks to go to the Marshall Ford Corner Store located East of the fire scene to check for and obtain any potential video surveillance footage. Investigator Brooks initially spoke with an employee of the Corner Store named Top Dangi and determined there was potentially surveillance video footage showing portions of the exterior of the store during the fire. Investigator Brooks later met with the owner of the Corner Store identified as Mr. Harshad Patel. Mr. Patel was able to review the store's surveillance footage with Investigator Brooks. Investigator Brooks requested a copy of the video footage. On 09/06/2012, Investigator Brooks conducted a non-custodial voluntary interview with: Keith Downing DOB: Mr. Downing resides at 13101 Mansfield Drive, immediately adjacent on the Westside of the property in question. Mr. Downing awoke to his dog barking. Mr. Downing stated that he looked out the window and saw black smoke in his backyard. Upon further investigation, he discovered the fire was in the center of the property next his house. He was unable to see the fiont of the property in question due to the overall amount of smoke. Mr. Downing described taking his water hose to extinguish the fire in his backyard. He immediately went inside where he placed his dog and personal items in his car. When he traveled to the front of the property, he described the fire being throughout the entire field (property) next door. During the interview, Mr. Downing mentioned ordering food that he had delivered just before 2:00 PM. (Refer digital audio recording of interview). Investigator Brooks conducted a voluntary interview with food delivery man identified as: Mike McMonagle (512) 785-0978 Mr. McMonagle works as a delivery driver for Hunan Riverplace. McMonagle verified that Mr. Downing called placed an order for delivery (ticket #23) at 1:49 PM on 09/04/2011. Mr. McMonagle recalls delivering the food to 13101 Mansfield Drive and did not see any activity on the empty lot next door. Mr. McMonagle called the restaurant immediately upon delivering the food at 2:17 PM. Investigators conducted a voluntary interview with a potential witness identified as: Peter Federlin DOB: (512) 627-2436 Mr. Federlin stated that he and his wife were driving on FM 620 when they noticed the fire at approximately 3:30-3:35 PM. They witnessed the fire in the field (Lot #44) and the fire had not yet reached the back of the property. They noticed three men standing in the field next to the fire. Investigators conducted a voluntary interview with a potential witness identified as: Jimmy Sanchez (512) 788-3836 Mr. Sanchez witnessed the fire jump across FM 620 from the undeveloped lot towards Steiner Ranch Neighborhood. On 09/08/2012, Investigator Callaway received information from Fire Personnel of Lake Travis Fire Rescue of a potential witness to the initial fire. The individual was identified as: Joanna Stater Mobile Phone: (414) 602-1199 Investigator Callaway conducted a voluntary interview with Ms. Stater by phone. Ms. Stater stated that on Sunday September 4, 2011 she and her husband left their residence at 1217 Hosbback Hollow at approximately 3:58 PM, traveling westbound on FM 620 from the neighborhood Steiner Ranch to a friend's BBQ. Ms. Stater noticed a fire on a vacant lot on the Northside of FM 620 across from Steiner Ranch. She immediately contacted 9-1-1 and reported the sighting. Ms. Stater speculated on potential causes, but did not have direct knowledge and it was determined that from her vantage point, she did not see any potential ignition source. Investigators conducted a voluntary interview with potential witness identified as: Michelle Garlington (512) 567-9240 Ms. Garlington placed the initial fire on the empty lot in question and had no other new information. On 09/07/2011, Investigator Callaway coordinated with representatives of Austin Energy in reference to the potential electrical lines in question. On 10/2'7/2011 Investigator Anthony and Investigator Berger canvassed Mansfield Circle and Mansfield Drive. Mansfield Drive is a dead end road and provides access to the vacant lot where the Steiner Ranch Wildland Fire began. Mansfield Circle runs off of Mansfield Drive. Many of the residents who live off of these two streets were not home. In the majority of cases, Investigators simply left my business card on the front door. Investigators did make contact with several residents, however. Patricia Porter (512-797-4531) lives at 13204 Mansfield Drive and stated that she did not see anything suspicious in the area of origin on the day of the incidents. She did add that the people who rent the house at 13003 Mansfield Drive are often outside smoking cigarettes. Adrina Opitz (512-266-2-880) lives at 13214 Mansfield Drive. She stated she saw the fire jump from the vacant lot off of Mansfield Drive to an area across 620. She estimated the flames to be 30-40 ft. The residents at 13211 Mansfield Drive did not see anything suspicious on the day of the incident. They did add that they have complained several times to various agencies about the people who rent 13003 Mansfield Drive. The residence is known to sell fireworks and several of the neighbors do not understand how that is legal. The_homeowner of 13211 Mansfield Drive was visibly agitated when discussing this issue. He advised investigators that many of the homeowners on Mansfield Drive meet regularly to discuss neighborhood issues and that the house at 13003 Mansfield Drive is commonly discussed in these meetings. Investigators left a 'business card and advised the owner to call me when he knows the date of the next homeowner's meeting. Ken Wiley (214-707-8309) lives at 13301 Mansfield Drive. He stated that there have been many complaints made against the people who live at 13003 Mansfield Drive. Ken stated that the homeowner's meeting was scheduled for that evening (10/27/201 1) at He asked if Investigators could be there to answer some questions about the fire. Investigator Berger advised him that he would not be able to attend on such short notice. He understood and asked if our office could attend the following meeting. Investigator Berger advised Fire Marshal Hershel Lee' of the situation and he agreed that it would be appropriate to send a representative. Later on this date, Investigator Berger spoke with Ken and got the infonnation for the next homeowner's meeting. It wasseheduled for 11/10/1011 at On 11/10/2011, Investigators Anthony and Berger attended the Mansfield Drive homeowners association meeting on this date. The event was held at at a residence located at: 13113 Mansfield Drive Austin, Texas 78732 Investigators discussed the process of fire investigations and provided information on the ways weather can affect fire conditions. Investigators also discussed Wildland/urban interface safety concepts. After Investigators presented the information, many of the citizens had questions conceming what they referred to as the "Yellow House" adjacent to the lot where the Steiner Ranch fire originated. They had several issues concerning the property, including the use of the property as a commercial business and the general maintenance of the structure. Many of the complaints were civil in nature. Some members were concerned about the occupants of the "Yellow House" selling fireworks out of the residence and burning brush. Investigators advised the homeowners that the local fire department (Lake Travis Fire Rescue - had fire code authority while Travis County Fire Marshal's Office retained fire investigation authority. Investigators provided contact information for the Fire Prevention Division of and answered other questions/concems. 9-1-1 CALL DETAILS Investigators obtained and analyzed 9-1-1 recordings stored by both Austin Fire Department Emergency Dispatch and the Travis County Sheriffs Department Dispatch. . CONSENT TO SEARCH The origin of the fire was determined to be on private property. The initial site visit was conducted under exigent circumstances. The owner of for the property in question was identified as a Mr. Steve Spada. Mr. Spada's primary residence was determined to be located at 4707 Westslope Circle in Travis County. Investigators obtained consent to search both verbally and in writing from the property owner for all subsequent site visits. SITE VISITS On 09/04/2011, fire personnel escorted Investigators Brooks from the Steiner Ranch Incident Command to 13003 Mansfield Drive. Investigator Brooks was unable to thoroughly investigate the scene due to the overall totality of the ongoing fire conditions and lighting. A On 09/05/2011, Investigator Callaway assigned Investigator Slaughter and Investigator Brooks to process the fire scene located at 13003 Mansfield Drive in a complete and systematic manner in an attempt to determine the origin and cause of the fire. While processing the scene, Investigator Slaughter noticed potential damage to the overhead electrical power lines that ran across the fire scene they were processing. Austin Energy Utility Service arrived on scene with a bucket truck shortly after the line damage discovery. Austin Energy Utility Service truck operator coordinated with Investigator Brooks to take elevated photographs of the power lines. Investigator Slaughter contacted Investigator Callaway with their preliminary findings. Investigator Callaway assigned Investigator Anthony to the scene to 'document the lines in question with a high magnification, telescoping lens in his possession. Investigator Anthony arrived on scene and photographed the electrical overhead lines in question. On 9/08/2011, Investigator Callaway and Investigator Brooks met with a group of experts representing the interested parties on the private side. The group included private fire investigators, an expert wildland fire investigator and electrical engineer. They agreed verbally with our preliminary findings of the area and origin of the fire. They examined the scene in a systematic manner that included survey equipment. In the course of their examination, they concluded the area of origin to be directly under the electrical lines running across the front portion of the lot. The group stated that the electrical power lines came into contact with one another due to high winds thus creating the impact and electrical damage found on the electrical lines. They stated this would have been an adequate ignition source to ignite the fine fuels below the line. The group of experts stated they were going to scan and most likely X-Ray the electrical lines in question. They agreed to provide us with copy of all documents that would include their findings. While on scene, Investigator Brooks photographed the entire scene in a systematic manner and collected evidence items labeled 2,3,4,5 6. DAMAGED STRUCTURES SITE ASSESMENT Investigators from the Travis County Fire Marshal's Office and Deputies from the Travis County Sheriffs Office conducted the initial damage site assessment. A second advanced assessment team later confirmed and updated this information. Investigators from the Travis County Fire Marshal's Office assisted an advanced assessment team from the Texas Forestry Service in examining all potentially damaged structures as a result of the fire. Fire Prevention Personnel for Lake Travis Fire Rescue (ESD assisted with the damage assessment. Refer to the attached spreadsheet for specific information and findings. DETERMINATION OF SPECIFIC FIRE CAUSE Due to the location of the fire's probable origin, the lack of recovery of any ignition source and the hot and dry conditions, a number of possible ignition sources had to be considered. The following section examines the standard cause categories and explains how the final determination of cause was arrived. It is important to note the location of the undeveloped property identified as Lot #44 is in reference to roadways. A heavily traveled road identified as FM 620 runs immediately behind the property in question at an elevated height providing an excellent View of the property. A road identified as Mansfield Drive runs immediately in front of the property. Mansfield Drive provides direct access to the remainder of the neighborhood identified as Travis Heights where the property (Lot #44) is located. The fire occurred during a time when there was substantial amount of vehicle trafiic adjacent to the lot. Railroad: Excluded. There was no railroad near the origin area. Lightning: Excluded. No detected lighting strikes in the area. Campfire: Excluded. The location of the origin is not typical of a place where someone would be likely to kindle a_ campfire. A campfire leaves physical remains in the form of coals and partially burned fuels that are easily recognizable due to their volume and arrangement. Campfires are usually built within the confines of a rock ring and often contain partially burned trash remnants. No evidence of these indicators were present at the origin. Equipment use: Excluded. Equipment use covers a wide variety of possible ignition sources related to the use of mechanical equipment. In most cases, physical evidence of the equipment's presence or of the ignition source is observable; however, none was noted at the time of investigation. Children: Excluded. There was no report of children on the property at the time of the fire. Neither of the occupied properties bordering the undeveloped lot have children. Fireworks: Excluded. Texas is a state where a wide variety of potentially hazardous fireworks may be purchased. Generally, fireworks leave distinctive physical evidence that can sometimes be easily detectable at the fire's origin. No evidence was noted. Smoking: Excluded. The range of environmental conditions that must be present for a cigarette to successfully ignite a wildland fire are very narrow. Temperatures, relative humidity, wind speed and direction and fuel moistures must all fall within specific limited parameters as defined by extensive research. Although the estimated weather conditions at the f'1re's origin probably fell within the limits capable of supporting a cigarette as a possible ignition source, no evidence of a discarded cigarette were found in the area of origin. Investigators did find cigarette lighters and a glass pipe. However, the items appeared to have been there well before the fire and were located on the property outside the area of origin. In addition, no person or persons were witnessed in the area of origin within the required timeframe. Exhaust: Excluded. Exhaust systems may startfires from either the expulsion of exhaust related particles or by direct contact with flammable vegetation. These particles are generally lightweight, high temperature, short duration ignition sources. Most exhaust particle fires occur within a few feet of the road"s edge. The fire appeared to have started further fiom the roadway then what would be normal for this type of situation. In addition, there was no evidence found or information from individuals traveling this roadway of a vehicle sitting off the roadway at the time of the fire. Debris Burn: Excluded. There was evidence of a burn pile. However, it was evident that the burn pile area had not been used for an extended period of time. The burn pile site was situated on the rear portion of the property outside of the area of origin. Multiple neighbors were interviewed and confirmed that the area had not recently been used for burning debris. Incendiary: Excluded. No arson device or other remains of an ignition source were recovered or observed at or near the area of origin. Miscellaneous: Excluded. While the miscellaneous category can cover a wide range of possible causes, the most common ignition sources in this category are usually related to welding, cutting, and logging operations. There was no evidence concerning these categories at origin of the fire. Oil and Gas Drilling: Excluded. Although there are a number of drilling operations occurring in Texas, there were no drilling operations found to be operating on the parcel of land in question. Spontaneous Heating: Excluded. There was no hay, compost piles or other related piled organic material stored in the area of origin. Sunlight Refraction and Reflection: Excluded. Investigators did find the remains of broken glass on the property. However, the glass found was not found within the area of origin. Firearms: Excluded. The undeveloped property in question is a residential lot found in a densely populated neighborhood. There was no physical evidence of shells or cartridges on the property. In addition, no one reported hearing gun fire at or immediately before the fire. Electricity (Electrical Service Power Line): Included. An electrical distribution line was located directly above the area of origin. Unusual electrical damage was noted on the line. Unable to rule out as a potential ignition source. CONCLUSION After analyzing burn patterns, witness statements and video footage in addition to conducting site visits, Investigators determined that a plausible ignition source involved the electrical lines located above the area of origin coming into contact with one another. The electrical line was determined to be energized at the time of fire. The unusually high winds on the day of the incident likely contributed to said contact. The electrical lines in question were determined to have sufficient slack to allow for a phenomenon referred to as line slapping and/or whipping. During the course of this destructive movement of the lines, the arcing on the line would have created hot metal globule(s) (molten) material that in turn fell to the surface of the ground. The ground surface contained fine fuels made up of dry grass. The molten material from the electrical line would have been heated in excess of 660 (1220 Investigators believe this would be a 'competent ignition source to ignite the dry combustible grass below considering the wind speed, temperature, relative humidity and long-term drought conditions. Investigators do not believe that the grass and other ground fitels below the line in question were sufficient enough in height to provide direct flame impingement resulting in the damage that was noted on the lines. At this time, the fire appears to be accidental in nature. However, without the engineers involved I official lab analysis report and findings, the fire is classified as undetermined and remains inconclusive. The Travis County Marshal's Office has suspended the investigation until a time when new information is provided. POST INVESTIGATION Private Fire Investigators and Electrical Engineers employed by interested parties have verbally stated that the electrical distribution line found directly above the area of origin is most likely the responsible ignition source. As of to date, they have not provided any of the documentation as promised in reference to their findings. TRAVIS COUNTY FIRE NIARSHAHRS OFFICE Property Report Form Case Number: Oct 0 Property Type: Evidence Seized [3 Safekeeping Found [3 incident Classification: Arson 53 Other: Location: L0'l'l--H--l 0! H3499 [cl DV- Date of Incidentbr Offense: fl[OL--l I T1me: 'j Victim or Property 0wner:(lf known) Sex: (Last) (First) (MI) DOB Race (Street) (City) (State) (zip) i.e. mak mode] Color serial number Evidence placed in Bin(s): By: - - ID: Date: Time: Laboratory Testing Required for ltem(s): WHITE COPIES IN BIN WITH PINK COPY - WITH JACKET FOR EVIDENCE OFFECER TO COMPLETE BELOW THIS LINE Items Submitted to Laboratory Number(s) Submitted to: State Arson Lab 13 DPS Lab C1 ATF El FBI Other lab: By: . Date: Number(s) Submitted to: State Arson Lab Other lab: By: . Date: Number(s) Submitted to: State Arson Lab 1:1 DPS Lab ATE FBI 13 Other lab: By: Date: Item number rctumed from lab: Date: Placed in permanent storage by: Item number retumed from lab: Date: Placed in permanent storage by: Item number retumed fiom lab: Date: Placed in permanent storage by: Item number returned from lab: Date: Placed in pennanent storage by: ltem(s) Placed in Permanent Storage: By: Date: ltem(s)# Shelf ltem(s) Shelf ltemls) Shelf Page of I TRAVIS COUNTY FIRE OFFICE Property Report Form Case NIImber:_i_L" O4 0 Property Type: Evidencev Seized Safekceping C3 Found Incident Classification: Arson [3 Other Location: - Date of incidentor Offense: I I I Time: ll! 3 Victim or Property 0wner:(lf known) Sex: Last) I First) (MI) DOB Race (Street) (City) (State) (Zip) color serial number Evidence placed in Bin(s): By: . 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