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Manual Vegetation Removal (Hand Crew Fuel Reduction)

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California → Orange County Fire Authority

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AgencyCalifornia → Orange County Fire Authority

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Full Description

Manual clearing of brush, shrubs, and small trees using hand tools to reduce fuel loads within the fuelbreak. Includes chipping or piling of debris for removal or decomposition.

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