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Environmental Review No. 8975 - California Climate Investments Hazardous Tree Removal

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Fresno County is forecasting a hazardous tree removal project under Environmental Review No. 8975 to address dead, dying, or diseased trees that threaten public safety, habitable structures, and road access. The project spans approximately 19 miles and covers 470 acres, specifically targeting Huntington Lake Road, Camp Sierra Road, Huntington Lodge Road, and communities within Zone 10. All hazard trees will be assessed and marked by a Registered Professional Forester to ensure proper removal. The project includes strict adherence to California Forest Practice Rules regarding watercourse buffers and equipment limitations. Because the project footprint encompasses utilities parcels and U.S. Forest Service land, county staff and foresters will coordinate with federal employees to maintain compliance with all applicable regulations.

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Fresno County hazardous tree removal project covering 470 acres across 19 miles.

Agency

California → Fresno County

NAICS

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Place of Performance

CA

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ER 8975 Notice of Exemption – Hazardous Tree Removal

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AgencyCalifornia → Fresno County

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California → Fresno County

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The proposed project will consist of the removal of hazardous dead, dying, or diseased trees along Huntington Lake Road, Camp Sierra Road, Huntington Lodge Road, and within communities in Zone 10 (see attached map) that pose a public hazard, threaten safe ingress and egress, or threaten habitable structures. The project is approximately 19 miles long and includes a project boundary of approximately 470 acres. Standing dead hazard trees will be assessed and marked by, or under the direct supervision of, a Registered Professional Forester (RPF) for removal. Watercourse and wet areas will be flagged and buffered per California Forest Practice Rules with equipment limitation and exclusion zones as appropriate. The project footprint includes U.S. Forest Service and utilities parcels. While working on U.S. Forest Service land, County staff and RPFs will work directly with District employees to ensure compliance with federal regulations.

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