Sequoia National Forest

Ponderosa Fuels Reduction Project

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The Ponderosa Urban Interface Project (Ponderosa Project) area is adjacent to private land that contains the community of Ponderosa and two camps with special use permits; Quaker Meadow camp and Camp COTYAC. Also in the project area is Quaking Aspen Campground. Within the community of Ponderosa, there are about 125 cabins, with 28 full-time residents. Quaker Meadow camp can have as many as 200 youth in attendance during the summer, and Camp COTYAC up to 90 youth. Quaking Aspen Campground has 32 family campsites and a group area.

The purpose of this fuels reduction project is to reduce trees, brush, and surface fuel (live and dead fuel) in the project area to prevent the loss of life and property from wildland fire, interrupt wildland fire spread, and reduce fire intensity. No road construction or use of herbicides is included in this project.

 Final Environmental Assessment Documents


 Preliminary Environmental Assessment Documents


 Updated Scoping Letter, February 2008 (120k pdf)


 Updated Scoping Document, February 2008 (861k pdf)


 Updated Scoping Map, February 2008 (97k pdf)


 Scoping Letter and Documents, December 2007 (981k pdf)


 Project Update, August 2006 (33k pdf)


 Scoping Cover Letter, March 2006 (22k pdf)


 Scoping Document, March 2006 (64k pdf)


 Appendix A, March 2006 (474k pdf)


 
 
 
 
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