The Groves Defensible Space
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The California Santa Barbara County Fire Department is seeking a contractor for The Groves Defensible Space project, which involves fuel reduction treatments across 9.6 acres of county-owned open space and the maintenance of an emergency access road in Orcutt, California. Hand crews will be utilized to reduce flammable fuel by removing dead material, thinning vegetation, and pruning mature oak, chaparral, and conifer stands. To maintain ecological balance, no mature trees will be removed, and shrubbed areas will be treated using a residual mosaic approach that preserves 30 percent of the original cover. All cut material must be chipped and spread uniformly on site, though chips cannot be deposited within watercourse or lake protection zones. The project prohibits the use of heavy equipment and mandates a 50-foot buffer from riparian corridors. To ensure environmental compliance, the contractor must query the National Diversity Database for endangered species and consult with the Department of Fish and Wildlife as necessary. The primary goal of the initiative is to increase defensible space to protect both the surrounding residential developments and the wildland open space from fire.
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