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Little Valley Fire Restoration Efforts BAER (Burn Area Emergency Response) November 15, 2016 Little Valley Fire from Bellevue Road Burned Area Emergency Response (BAER) INCIDENT COMMAND OPERATIONS- PUBLIC PLANNING LEGAL PROTECTION

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Little Valley Fire Restoration Efforts BAER (Burn Area Emergency Response) November 15, 2016

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Little Valley Fire from Bellevue Road

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Burned Area Emergency Response (BAER)

INCIDENT COMMAND OPERATIONS-

PROTECTION &RECOVERY GROUP

PLANNING PUBLIC INFORMATION LEGAL PROPERTY ACCESS NLT VOLUNTEERS NDF CREWS PUBLIC WORKS NDOT/WC BAER SURVEY TEAM MOUNTAIN GIS-MAPPING NLT WATER QUALITY NRCS ENGINEERS BAER SURVEY TEAM RANCH CONTRACTORS

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Objectives for the Organization

  • Safety of the Public and Personnel
  • Evaluate actual and potential short and long-term

post fire impacts to critical cultural and natural resources and identify those areas unlikely to recover naturally from severe wildfire damage.

  • To develop and implement cost-effective plans to

establish a healthy, stable ecosystem consistent with land managers objectives.

  • To repair or replace minor facilities damaged by

wildland fire.

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Priorities:

  • Public Safety – Hazards
  • Water Quality
  • Storm Water Runoff
  • Erosion Risk
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October 14th, 2016 2291 acres 924 acres – State 357 acres – USFS 1,010 acres - Private

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STRUCTURES 23 homes destroyed 1 home damaged 17 outbuildings destroyed Remaining structures are threatened from Franktown Ditch breaches and overflows as well as natural drainage

  • verland flows that have been

dramatically increased due to loss of vegetation.

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Right-of Entry Permits

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Assessment Teams

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DRAINAGE INFORMATION

  • CULVERTS
  • DITCHES
  • PONDS
  • CREEKS
  • OVERFLOW
  • ENCLOSED CHANNEL
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BAER TEAM POST-FIRE REHABILITATION RECOMMENDATIONS Franktown Watershed reseeding & revegetation Franktown Irrigation Ditch, Drainages, Water Diversion Structures, and Culverts, cleaned and opened 10,000 lineal feet of straw erosion logs installed 12 rock check dams installed Hazard tree, log erosion barrier and salvage assessments Hazard tree removal and log erosion barrier placement

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TIMELINE

October 14, 2016 Little Valley Fire

  • BAER Team – Established October 19, 2016
  • Community Meeting Presentations October 24th
  • Field Assessments – October 25-26, 2016
  • BAER Team Post-Assessment Meeting – Oct. 27th
  • TEAM Recommendations completed November 3rd
  • BAER Team Community Meeting Monday, November

14th

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NEXT STEPS

  • CONTINUE RIGHT OF ENTRY’S
  • SECURE FUNDING FOR TREATMENTS
  • FOREST HEALTH ASSESSMENTS
  • IMPLEMENTATION
  • QUESTIONS