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Rendic Community Fuel Break

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The Rendic Community Fuel Break project, managed by the Amador Resource Conservation District, involves the construction of a shaded fuel break on a prominent ridge east of Amador City in Amador County. The project covers approximately 109 acres, with CEQA coverage extending to 187 acres to provide a 25 to 100 foot buffer on all edges. The primary objective is to create a fuel break between 250 and 500 feet wide to protect the Amador Creek watershed and hundreds of habitable structures in the communities of Amador City, Drytown, Sutter Creek, and Jackson from catastrophic fire. To achieve this, the project will employ various vegetation management techniques, including mechanical mastication of ground fuels and brush, thinning of small conifer and hardwood trees, hand thinning and chipping, pruning, piling and burning, and the application of herbicides. The project area has been identified with ground flagging, and Right-of-Entry agreements have been signed by affected property owners. This effort is filed under a Notice of Exemption for minor alterations to land, with the intent that the exemption covers ongoing maintenance of the fuel break in perpetuity.

General Info

Amador Resource Conservation District will build a 109-acre fuel break to prevent wildfires.

Agency

California → Amador Resource Conservation District

NAICS

113310 - LoggingView NAICS

Place of Performance

CA, 95685

Set-Aside

NONE

Documents

(1)

ROE- Rendic Community Fuel Break Notice of Exemption 04282026

PDF•notice-of-exemption

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Timeline

PostedJun 3

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Organization & Contact Information

AgencyCalifornia → Amador Resource Conservation District

Contacts1 person available

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Organization / Agency

California → Amador Resource Conservation District

Office AddressN/A

Contacts

Gordon LongForestry Projects Manager- Amador RCD

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+1 (555) 000-0000

Full Description

PROJECT DESCRIPTION This project will construct a community fuel break on prominent ridge east of Amador City. This multiple ridgeline fuel break encompasses an area of approximately 109 acres. CEQA coverage includes 187 acres, allowing a 25-100 foot buffer on all edges of the treatment area. The objective of the project is to create a shaded fuel break approximately 250-500 feet wide. This fuel break will protect hundreds of habitable structures directly adjacent to the fuel break from catastrophic fire, will protect the communities of Amador City, Drytown, Sutter Creek, and Jackson, and will protect water quality in the Amador Creek watershed. The project will utilize a combination of treatments to reduce or remove incompatible vegetation within the fuel break. These treatments may include mechanical mastication, hand thinning and chipping, piling and burning, pruning, the application of herbicides and/or other treatment methods. Ground fuels and brush will be masticated, and small conifer and hardwood trees will be thinned. Property owners included in the project have signed Right-of-Entry agreements to allow project work to be performed on their properties. The project area has been flagged on the ground with flagging. The intent is for this Notice of Exemption to cover ongoing maintenance of the project in perpetuity.