Description: 2/23/2023 Started with FuelReductionAreas_FHU_Stands_1ac_plus and attributed the field "_Delete" with Yes/No bades on LPNF Guidance:MRD EastTassajaraArea between fire lookout tower and Mira Observatory (1980s regen area outside of Wilderness): include as a forest health treatment unit.Cherry stem with wilderness on either side: very importantZen center at the end of the road. Comments from Ventana Wilderness Alliance: showing up as overlapping with Zen Center parcel (private land). Issues with LPNF ownership comparing national owner layer and recreation map background. Need to include disclaimer to clarity that private land is not included in the project areaBear Trap AreaArea is within WUI, so the buffers are created by the property line and roadsKeep all proposed treatment areas as isPiney Creek AreaCampgrounds and some residences: General support for maintaining proposed treatments as isArea has existing NEPA (Monterey DFPZ) signed early to mid-2000’s with refresh in 2014/2015. Prescribed burning only in the original effort. Used to do treatments for wildlife and also WUI.Areas between planned fuel breaks appear to be part of the old treatment polygons. LPNF is considering including these interior areas as Forest Health Treatment Units or Zones. Need to look at existing NEPA polygons and refine this area. Pete will send maps and Kyle, Nicole, and MRD and will discuss internallyArroyo Secco AreaHigh priority area. Cutouts generally correspond to existing lakesThere is a dry lake where they had burned, but pump draft broke. Lake restoration already covered by NEPA.Indians Road FuelbreakNot used as a holding feature. Road is not passable.Exclude portion of fuelbreak from where trail intersects from the east, extending south to the Escondido Campground.Reliz Canyon AreaRemove L shape (Stand PL T20S R6E)Initial input from FAM indicated to keep L-shape, but in discussion, it was decided that we remove: Steep, long linear fuelbreak that has tough access. VWA: Also questioned the value of the buffers in Section 1 to the east of the L shape. District agrees. RemoveKeep treatments around the communication site. Pretty extensive fuel breaks maintained by CalFire (not USFS) along roads in southern portion. The little areas border the Reliz units should be kept as they connect portions of CalFire fuelbreaks. Rudy to confirm if CalFire has current work in that areaKeep all small/isolated portions of stands in the southern area as they connect to road fuelbreaks that are potentially maintained by local fire districts.Sierra HillKeep for mowing or other treatments. Buffers came from Brazil Ranch Interpretive Site and Bonifacio Peak Communication Tower.Milpitas SIAIncludes recreation residencesMostly valley with lots of grass and oak overstoryKeep treatments – easy treatable and accessible, no changes proposedMRD West ERP Input and Suggestions:Inaccessible, cliffside, mid slope, no strategic value.Noncontiguous, steep, inaccessible.Too steep, inaccessible.Fuel break buffer is good. Remove isolated polygons.Por optics, VWA does not support, some of the area is beachfront, limited strategic value.Small, isolated unit surrounded by SRA.Remove all West of HWY. 1, cliffside, untreatable.Remove all West of HWY. 1, cliffside, untreatable.Remove all West of HWY. 1, cliffside, untreatable.Remove all West of HWY. 1, cliffside, untreatable.SLRD had hand written notes on maps @ F:\7266_Los_Padres_NF\GIS\Incoming\from_LPNF\PA_Adjustments\fromNichole_230216_SLRD_maps