Preparedness/Forest - Revision history

Caseyd: /* the dump */

2018-12-06T22:29:49Z

‎the dump

2018-12-01T00:31:01Z

‎the dump

2018-12-01T00:28:04Z

‎Community scale operations

2018-12-01T00:13:25Z

‎big operations

2018-12-01T00:09:04Z

‎small operations, suitable for a lot-owner JOHN does this look correct?

2018-12-01T00:08:38Z

2018-12-01T00:02:59Z

‎the on-going edit

2018-12-01T00:01:32Z

‎the on-going edit

2018-11-30T23:50:30Z

‎the on-going edit

2018-11-30T23:48:38Z

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 Barbara & Kevin O'Riley ( rinders - 610 Madrone ) hosted a meeting to discuss approaches to tree maintenance and thinning in the Canyon.
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 - Rob suggested that we might be able to purchase a used ATT bucket truck to keep in the canyon. This way we could do a lot of the limbing work on our own.
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 - May face challenges with permitting with San Mateo County.
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 permitting constraints include
 * being w/in 5 miles of the coast ( Coastal Comission )
-* being adjacent to a Class 1 Waterway ( Waterway and Lake Protection Zone ('''WLPZ''')
+* being adjacent to a Class 1 Waterway ( Waterway and Lake Protection Zone ('''WLPZ''') see diagram below )
 * seasonal animal migration
 The first is for ?individuals? to get an exemption for tree removal using the 150' fire safety exemption to remove trees. These permits expire after 45 days. So the Canyon would co-ordinate work across individual lots. some kind of coordinated batch-permitting process.

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 == the on-going edit ==
-=== big operations ===
+=== Community scale operations ===
 There are two permitting approaches to thinning trees in the Canyon.
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 * seasonal animal migration
-The first is for ?individuals? to get an exemption for tree removal using the 150' fire safety exemption to remove trees. These permits expire after 45 days. So the Canyon would co-ordinate work across individual lots. ( http://calfire.ca.gov/resource_mgt/downloads/CalTREES/CalTREES%200-150%20Fire%20Safe%20Exemption%20form.doc ) '''BE SURE TO LOOK AT THE END OF THAT FORM'''
+The first is for ?individuals? to get an exemption for tree removal using the 150' fire safety exemption to remove trees. These permits expire after 45 days. So the Canyon would co-ordinate work across individual lots. some kind of coordinated batch-permitting process.
 There is also a 150-300 foot exemption ( http://calfire.ca.gov/resource_mgt/downloads/CalTREES/CalTREES%20150-300%20Fire%20Safe%20Exemption%20form.doc ) '''BE SURE TO LOOK AT THE END OF THAT FORM'''

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 ** remove debris piles.
 ** keep rooftops clean
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 ( Casey here - there are tax issues if any lot removes more than $3K wood ) ( http://calfire.ca.gov/resource_mgt/resource_mgt_forestpractice_harvestingforms )
-=== small operations ===
+=== small operations, suitable for a lot-owner JOHN does this look correct? ===
 == the dump ==

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 The second is ? for some overarching organization ? to develop a Modified Timber Harvesting plan. This was described as being an effort of multiple parties and costing as much as $30K in professional fees to produce. In this case one of the parties would be an accredited ? forester. The work would have to be done by a Licensed Timber Operator ('''LTO''').
-( casey here - I think there was a third? or was the Modified Timber Harvesting plan the third. )
+( casey here - I think there was a third? the big Timber Harvest Plan ('''THP'''). Just who would administer the plan is a good question. )
 == the dump ==