Fire Fuel /Defensible Space Management for Pleasant Hills and Anderson River Park

The City of Anderson is proposing a contract with the California Conservation Corps to perform fire fuel and defensible space management across two specific project sites to mitigate hazardous fire conditions. The first project involves the Pleasant Hills Subdivision, where fuel reduction activities will cover the entirety of 13.61 acres of open space, drainage, and trail areas. The second project is located at Anderson River Park, which requires fuel management within 20 feet on each side of trails and 50 feet on each side of Dodson Lane. The scope of work focuses on reducing flammable vegetation by removing downed and dead materials, ladder fuels, and invasive vegetation. This project has been filed under a Notice of Exemption for minor alterations to land, ensuring that the fuel reduction activities do not impact endangered species or cause significant erosion. The work will be performed in the City of Anderson, Shasta County, California. While specific contract pricing and the period of performance are not detailed in the available documentation, the project is managed by the City of Anderson with Lisa Lozier, the Contract City Planner, serving as the primary administrative contact.