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Trabuco Ranger District Silverado Fuel Break Maintenance

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The Trabuco Ranger District Silverado Fuel Break Maintenance project, managed by the Orange County Fire Authority, focuses on reducing wildfire risks to life, property, and natural resources while improving forest health and biodiversity. The scope of work involves manual and mechanical fuel reduction activities and fuelbreak maintenance across 262 acres in Modjeska Canyon, Orange County, California. These efforts are intended to restore the effectiveness of the fuelbreak and complement previous maintenance performed on the Riverside County portion of the break. The project is funded through CAL FIRE Grant 8GG23601 and is classified under NAICS code 113110. It has undergone environmental review under NEPA, resulting in a Finding of No Significant Impact in August 2013, and is exempt from CEQA under statutory exemption 4799.05(d)(1). Primary coordination for the project is handled by Wildland Resource Planner Scott Hatch.

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CAL FIRE-funded Silverado Fuel Break maintenance on 262 acres to reduce wildfire risk and enhance forest health.

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California → Orange County Fire Authority

Place of Performance

CA

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AgencyCalifornia → Orange County Fire Authority
Contacts2 people available
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California → Orange County Fire Authority
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Scott HatchWildland Resource Planner
Madi KillebrewProgram Manager

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The project goals are to reduce wildfire risk to life, property, and natural resources while enhancing forest health and biodiversity. Project activities include manual and mechanical fuel reduction activities and fuelbreak maintenance. These efforts are designed to restore the fuelbreaks effectiveness, complimenting maintenance recently done on the Riverside County portion of the fuelbreak. The project will treat 262 acres of an existing fuelbreaks footprint. CAL FIRE has provided funding toward the implementation of this project via Grant #8GG23601.

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