Lake Tahoe EIP

2016 NDF-SFA Fuels Reduction and Community Education and Outreach - Forest Thinning Component

Project Number
02.01.01.0091
Action Priority
Reduce Hazardous Fuels
Implementers
North Lake Tahoe Fire Protection District
Primary Contact
Ryan Dominguez (RDominguez@nltfpd.net)
Stage
Completed
Duration
2015 - 2018
Community Wildfire Protection Program Reduce Hazardous Fuels
This project will reduce hazardous fuels and restore forest health on 20.5 acres of privately owned property within the Wildland Urban Interface of Incline Village, NV. There are 27 homes within and adjacent to the project area and 670 more homes within one-quarter mile. Two of the parcels serve to connect current and planned fuels reduction projects on federally owned land managed by the USFS. Crews will hand thin hazardous fuels to reduce potential fire behavior to a level that permits direct attack by first responders. Cut material will be piled and burned, or left on site in preparation for understory burning.

Key Accomplishments

  • Acres of Forest Fuels Reduction Treatment: 60.04 acres

Threshold Categories

  • Vegetation Preservation
Pile burning near home
(Timing: During) (~3,034 KB)
Credit: A. Shackelford Pile burning near home

Location

Expenditures

Expenditures by Funding Source to Date: $315,742
(Estimated Cost: $260,870)
North Lake Tahoe Fire Prote... (NLTFPD): $195,807

Nevada Division of Forestry (NDF): $119,935

Photos

Before
Dead and Downed 1000 hr fuels at Champagne Site
(Timing: Before) (~150 KB)
Credit: A. Shackelford
Dead and Downed 1000 hr fuels at Champagne Site
Continuous shrub cover at Champagne Site
(Timing: Before) (~206 KB)
Credit: A. Shackelford
Continuous shrub cover at Champagne Site
During
Debris piles to be chipped at Hwy 28 site
(Timing: During) (~3,958 KB)
Credit: A. Shackelford
Debris piles to be chipped at Hwy 28 site
Feeding piles during burning
(Timing: During) (~3,342 KB)
Credit: A. Shackelford
Feeding piles during burning
After
Hwy 28 and Winding Way site - adopted by local resident
(Timing: After) (~4,263 KB)
Credit: A. Shackelford
Hwy 28 and Winding Way site - adopted by local resident

Project Fact Sheet Data as of 04/26/2024