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Uhl Pocket

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The Uhl Pocket project, managed by the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection (CAL FIRE), involves hazardous fuel reduction across 103 acres and recurring maintenance of the Uhl Pocket Fire Control Road in Tulare County, California. The primary objective is to establish a shaded fuel break and ensure the road remains a viable point of ingress and egress for emergency response and fire suppression activities. The project is consistent with the Tulare County Wildfire Protection Plan and the CAL FIRE Tulare Unit Fire Plan, and it has been granted categorical exemptions under CEQA Class 1 and Class 4. Road maintenance activities are limited to the existing road prism and include grading, filling ruts, repairing and cleaning water drainage facilities, and removing obstructions such as fallen trees and rocks. Fuel reduction efforts will be conducted within a 100 foot buffer on the north side of the road and from the upslope edge to the prevailing ridge line on the south side, spanning approximately 75 to 200 feet. These treatment activities include mastication, limbing, brush cutting, piling, and the subsequent burning of piles. The project is categorized under NAICS code 237990 and is located in Porterville, California.

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Uhl Pocket project: 103-acre fuel reduction and road maintenance for wildfire access in Tulare County, California.

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California Forestry and Fire Protection, Department of

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237990 - Other Heavy and Civil Engineering ConstructionView NAICS

Place of Performance

Porterville, CA

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NOE Uhl Pocket Road Tulare County Hazardous Fuel Reduction Project

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AgencyCalifornia Forestry and Fire Protection, Department of
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The Uhl Pocket project involves 103 acres of hazardous fuel reduction work along the Uhl Pocket Fire Control Road as well as the recurring road maintenance of the Uhl Pocket Fire Control Road located within Tulare County, CA. The Uhl Pocket Fire Control Road serves as a point of ingress and egress for fire suppression and emergency response activities. Road maintenance activities will consist of grading, filling of existing ruts, repair of existing water drainage facilities, the cleanout of existing drainage facilities, and the removal of obstructions within the road such as fallen rocks and trees. Road maintenance activities will occur within the prism of the existing road. Fuel reduction activities will occur within a 100 ft buffer, from the roads downslope edge, on the north side of the road and to the prevailing ridge line on the south side of the road, approximately 75-200 ft from the roads upslope edge. Fuel reduction activities will include mastication, limbing, brush cutting, piling, and the subsequent burning of the piles. CAL FIRE staff and contractors will reduce fuel loads through the above mentioned treatment activities to create a shaded fuel break and maintain adequate access for fire suppression resources on the fire control road.

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