Sequoia National Forest

Last Chance Road Repair Project

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The Last Chance Road Project is a road maintenance and improvement project within the Sequoia National Forest and Giant Sequoia National Monument. Last Chance Road (22S02) is an unpaved 4.1-mile road located about 4 miles north of the community of Johnsondale, California, between the paved Lloyd Meadow Road (22582) and Western Divide Highway. The project's purpose is to improve the condition of the road so that there is safe access suitable for passenger cars, maintaining the road to its current designated standard.

Last Chance Road Repair Decision, May 2010 (522kb pdf)

Biological Assessment (BA)/Biological Evaluation (BE) for Threatened, Endangered, and Sensitive Plant Species, May 2010 (774kb pdf)

BA for Federally-Listed Threatened and Endangered Species and BE for Forest Service Sensitive Species, March 2010 (1.8mb pdf)

Management Indicator Species Report, February 2010 (286kb pdf)

Cultural Resources Report, May 2010 (719kb pdf)

Soils Report, May 2010 (701kb pdf)

Hydrology Report, May 2010 (1.3mb pdf)



Scoping Letter for the Last Chance and Deer Creek Mill Road Repair Projects, November 2009 (152kb pdf)

Location Map, November 2009 (338kb pdf)

Photos, November 2009 (583kb pdf)


 
 
 
 
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