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Residential Direct Assistance Program for Defensible Space Fuel Reduction in the San Anselmo Town Limits

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The Residential Direct Assistance Program for Defensible Space Fuel Reduction is a joint initiative sponsored by the Ross Valley Fire Department and the Town of San Anselmo, utilizing MWPA funds. The program is designed to assist residents within the San Anselmo town limits who are physically or financially unable to perform fuel reduction activities required to comply with federal, state, and local regulations. By removing hazardous fuels, the program aims to create defensible space and reduce the risk of catastrophic fire within the community. Residents are identified for assistance through defensible space evaluations or by direct request. All work is prescribed by the Fire Code Official or a designated representative and executed by contracted crews. The scope of work involves manual thinning using hand tools, chainsaws, and weed wrenches, specifically targeting areas between 100 and 200 feet from structures based on topographic conditions and vegetation. To adhere to environmental best practices, the program strictly prohibits prescribed fire, mechanical removal, and other significant ground-disturbing practices. Maintenance of the created defensible space will be performed annually or as needed.

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San Anselmo program provides fuel reduction assistance for residents to create defensible space.

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California → City of San Anselmo

Place of Performance

San Anselmo, CA

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AgencyCalifornia → City of San Anselmo
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California → City of San Anselmo
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Nicole MarcucciWildfire Preparedness Coordinator
Sean CondryPublic Works Director

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The Residential Direct Assistance and Voluntary Abatement program sponsored by the Ross Valley Fire Department in coordination with the Town of San Anselmo, using MWPA funds will benefit residents within the San Anselmo town limits who are unable to carry out fuel reduction activities to create defensible space in compliance with Federal, State and Local Regulations due to limited financial resources or other physically limiting factors. Residents in need will be identified during defensible space evaluations and invited to apply for direct assistance. Residents can also request assistance from the Ross Valley Fire Department if necessary. Work to be conducted will be identified and prescribed by the Fire Code Official or their designated representative and carried out by the Ross Valley Fire Department in coordination with the Town of San Anselmo. All vegetative debris management will be carried out by contracted crews. All work will be conducted a minimum of 100' up to 200' of structures when topographic conditions or combustible vegetation necessitate removal and follow environmental best practices. The goal of this program is to make the Town of San Anselmo and surrounding communities more fire safe by assisting residences who cannot either physically or financially complete the work needed to remove hazardous fuels from around their homes. There is a need to provide positive stimulus to the residents to make their homes and neighboring communities more fire safe, and help to reduce the risk of a catastrophic fire damaging the community and its neighbors.

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