McKenzie Ranch Fuels Reduction Project
Printable VersionThe McKenzie Ranch Fuels Reduction Project is a proposal to treat fuel conditions on two areas of the Hume Lake Ranger District of the Sequoia National Forest. The purpose of this project is to reduce ladder and surface fuels in the wildland urban interface. The long term goal is to restore the natural fire cycle and old forest habitat. The existing vegetation consists of pine plantations, natural conifer stands, mixtures of conifers and oaks, and areas of native chaparral. The amounts of vegetation pose a high risk of stand-replacing wildfires, or of losses to insect or disease infestations.
Legal Notice for the Revised Environmental Assessment (EA), April 2010 (121kb pdf)
Revised EA (EA), April 2010 (445kb pdf)
Alternative B, Map 1, April 2010 (1.4mb pdf)
Alternative B, Map 2, April 2010 (1.3mb pdf)
Alternative C, Map 1, April 2010 (1.4mb pdf)
Alternative C, Map 2, April 2010 (1.3mb pdf)
Cover Letter for the Decision Notice and Finding of No Significant Impact, September 2009 (45kb pdf)
Errata to the Environmental Assessment, September 2009 (15kb pdf)
Decision Notice and Finding of No Significant Impact, September 2009 (84kb pdf)
Appendix F: Final Comments and Responses, September 2009 (68kb pdf)
Cover Letter for the Environmental Assessment, May 2009 (35k pdf)
Environmental Assessment, May 2009 (123k pdf)
Map 1, May 2009 (1.1mb pdf)
Map 2, May 2009 (1.1mb pdf)
