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<br />Sequoia Ecological Consulting, Inc. <br />CalVTP Project-Specific Analysis and Addendum <br />Augustin Bernal Community Park Fuel Reduction <br />November 2025 <br />A-48 <br /> <br /> <br />STANDARD PROJECT REQUIREMENTS APPLICABLE? <br />(Y/N) TIMING IMPLEMENTING <br />ENTITY <br />VERIFYING/ <br />MONITORING <br />ENTITY <br />specific explanation for the percent surface cover reduction, <br />which would be included in the PSA <br />▪ After completion of the PSA and prior to or during <br />treatment implementation, if there is any deviation <br />(e.g., further reduction) from the reduced percent as <br />explained in the PSA, this would be documented in the <br />post-project implementation report (referred to by <br />CAL FIRE as a Completion Report) <br />o This requirement is based on 14 CCR Section 916.4 [936.4, <br />956.4] Subsection (b)(6) (February 2019 version) and 14 CCR <br />Section 916.5 (February 2019 version) <br />• Equipment, including tractors and vehicles, must not be driven in wet <br />areas or WLPZs, except over existing roads or watercourse crossings <br />where vehicle tires or tracks remain dry <br />• Equipment used in vegetation removal operations would not be serviced <br />in WLPZs, within wet meadows or other wet areas, or in locations that <br />would allow grease, oil, or fuel to pass into lakes, watercourses, or wet <br />areas <br />• WLPZs would be kept free of slash, debris, and other material that harm <br />the beneficial uses of water <br />o Accidental deposits would be removed immediately <br />• Burn piles would be located outside of WLPZs <br />• No fire ignition (nor use of associated accelerants) would occur within <br />WLPZs; however, low-intensity backing fires may be allowed to enter or <br />spread into WLPZs <br />• Within Class I and Class II WLPZs, locations where project operations <br />expose a continuous area of mineral soil 800 square feet or larger shall <br />be treated for reduction of soil loss <br />o Treatment shall occur prior to October 15th, and disturbances <br />that are created after October 15th shall be treated within 10 <br />days