Vista Fire Restoration Project
Printable VersionThe Vista Fire Restoration Project is a proposal to restore old forest conditions within the 420 acres burned by the Vista Fire in 2007. It consists of salvage harvesting dead and dying trees on about 130 acres on the Kern Plateau, planting trees on approximately 90 acres of the burned area, and removing hazard trees from about 3 miles of roadway.
Preliminary Environmental Assessment (EA), February 2009 (688kb pdf)
- Appendix A: Fire Salvage Marking Guidelines (4.6mb pdf)
- Appendix A: Delayed Conifer Tree Mortality Following Fire in California (957kb pdf)
- Appendix B: Biological Assessment and Evaluation for Threatened, Endangered, and Sensitive Animals (656kb pdf)
- Appendix C: Best Management Practices for Soil and Water Quality Protection (57kb pdf)
- Appendix D: Riparian Conservation Objectives (114kb pdf)
- Appendix E: Management Requirements and Constraints (43kb pdf)
- Appendix F: Mediated Settlement Agreement (MSA) Checklist (72kb pdf)
Specialist Reports, February 2009
- Archaelogical Reconnaissance Report (40kb pdf)
- Archaelogical Reconnaissance Report Addendum (111kb pdf)
- Plant Biological Assessment and Biological Evaluation (104kb pdf)
- Financial Analysis(42kb pdf)
- Fire and Fuels Analysis (9.7mb pdf)
- Hydrology Report (754kb pdf)
- Silvicultural Report (72kb pdf)
- Soil Analysis (33kb pdf)
- Wildlife Biological Assessment and Biological Evaluation (737kb pdf)
- Management Indicator Species Report (138kb pdf)
Scoping Letter, February 2008 (97kb pdf)
Scoping Summary, February 2008 (152kb pdf)
Scoping Map, February 2008 (140kb pdf)
