Kenneth Hahn Strategic Fire Fuel Removal

The Kenneth Hahn Strategic Fire Fuel Removal project, managed by the Los Angeles County Department of Parks and Recreation, involves fuel reduction and land management across approximately 52 acres within the Kenneth Hahn State Recreation Area in California. The scope of work consists of three primary tasks: creating defensible space within 200 feet of residential structures by pruning shrubs and reducing grassland fuels to three inches or less, performing strategic fuel modification throughout the entire area including the removal and off-site disposal of dead or uprooted trees, and installing erosion control devices such as straw wattles and jute netting according to engineering plans. The project is classified as a forecast and is governed by the California Environmental Quality Act, qualifying for categorical exemptions under CEQA Classes 1, 3, and 4 for maintenance and minor public works. Performance is centered in the unincorporated community of Ladera Heights/View Park – Windsor Hills, specifically south of Stocker Street and near South Fairfax Avenue. The lead agency contact is Park Planner Jui Ing Chien. No specific contract value, period of performance, or federal procurement clauses were provided, as the documentation primarily focuses on environmental compliance and local public agency administration.