Shingletown WUI Fuel Treatment grant, funded by Cal Fire totaled $8.7 million
Lassen Fire Safe Council continues to perform additional work throughout Shingletown
Whispering Woods Estates properties and community participation made it possible to use large logging equipment to complete the project
The underground infrastructure and minimal fencing was a large factor leading to the success
SCOPE
Ladder fuels reduction targeted a 10% Basel fuel reduction for specific species of conifers uner 14" diameter on participating properties
Dead / dying trees that could safely be removed with logging equipment
Large logging equipment needed to traverse multiple properties
OUTCOME
32 properties were successfully treated
2300 tons of chipped material was removed
Shasta County (CSA 13) was treated
Caltrans vegetation management team performed work on their property at the ingress / egress to the community
INVOLVEMENT
Lassen Fire Safe Council, Shasta County Fire Safe Council, Shingletown Fire Safe Council
Shasta County (CSA 13)
Cal Fire
Peterson Timber
Caltrans
W.M. Beaty
Lisa Glen, LLC
Firewise committee
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