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Marsh Creek State Park Rhone Village Trilogy Boundary Fuel Modification

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The Marsh Creek State Park Rhone Village Trilogy Boundary Fuel Modification project, managed by the California Department of Parks and Recreation's Diablo Range District, involves issuing Fuel Modification Right of Entry permits to property owners adjacent to the park in Brentwood, California. The primary objective is to allow authorized contractors to perform vegetation modifications that align with Department guidelines and policies. This project is classified as a forecast and is exempt under Categorical Exemption Class 5 Section 15305 of the California Environmental Quality Act, as it involves minor land use alterations without changes in density or land use. Operational requirements are strictly defined to protect the environment and park resources. Tree removal is prohibited for any tree exceeding 12 inches in diameter at breast height unless approved by the Senior Environmental Scientist. Pruning must adhere to the January 8, 2002, Vegetation Management Guidelines for Trails and Roads in Units of the California State Park System. To protect root health, heavy equipment is barred from operating or staging within five times the diameter at breast height of retained trees. Debris disposal follows a strict hierarchy of preference: offsite removal, chipping and broadcasting (limited to 4 inches deep and away from drainages), or scattering away from public view. Additionally, contractors must develop a site-specific strategy to manage invasive plant species and ensure resource management goals are met. All work must comply with the Endangered Species Act, the California Environmental Quality Act, Section 5024 of the Public Resources Code, and be coordinated through the District Environmental Coordinator, Gina Benigno.

General Info

Fuel reduction permit for adjacent landowners with strict tree protection, debris rules, and environmental compliance oversight.

Agency

California Parks and Recreation, Department of

NAICS

561730 - Landscaping ServicesView NAICS

Place of Performance

Brentwood, CA

Set-Aside

NONE

Documents

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Marsh Creek State Park Rhone Village Trilogy Boundary Fuel Modification Notice of Exemption

PDF•notice-of-exemption

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Timeline

PostedSep 18

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Organization & Contact Information

AgencyCalifornia Parks and Recreation, Department of

Contacts1 person available

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Organization / Agency

California Parks and Recreation, Department of

Office AddressN/A

Contacts

Gina BenignoDistrict Environmental Coordinator

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+1 (555) 000-0000

Full Description

The purpose of this project is to issue a Fuel Modification Right of Entry (ROE) permit to property owners adjacent to Marsh Creek State Park to allow the permittee's contractor to perform necessary vegetation modifications that are consistent with all Department guidelines and policies. All activities will adhere to the following standard conditions: No trees above 12-inches diameter at breast height (DBH) will be removed unless doing so meets forest management goals for the park as determined by the Senior Environmental Scientist in advance; Pruning will follow techniques outlined in the Department's "Vegetation Management Guidelines for Trails and Roads in Units of the California State Park System" (January 8, 2002); Heavy equipment shall not operate or stage within the root health zone of retained trees, defined as an area five (5) times the DBH; Dispose of debris from vegetation management/brushing activities as follows (listed in order of preferred method): Remove offsite Chip and broadcast (away from all drainages and tree trunks and not exceed 4 inches deep in any given area) scatter away from public view; and Develop a site-specific strategy to ensure resource management goals are met and to address existing invasive plant species, including monitoring and follow-up treatments as necessary. Further details regarding the work proposed as well as measures to be implemented to avoid impacts to the environment may be obtained by submitting a request to the project Environmental Coordinator listed below. Work will comply with all State and Federal environmental laws, including but not limited to the Endangered Species Act, California Environmental Quality Act, Section 5024 of the Public Resources Code, and all conditions identified in the Right of Entry Permit; and be coordinated with the Diablo Range District's staff as identified in the Right of Entry Permit.