CDD_2026_-_Post-fire_Invasives_0002.pdf

This is a map document depicting the Grapevine-Potrero Creeks Invasives treatment area as part of California Desert Fire & Aviation's CDD (California Department of Conservation) post-fire invasives management program. The map illustrates a treatment zone outlined in red located in San Diego County near the California-Mexico border, approximately 40 miles east of San Diego. The treatment area encompasses portions of the Grapevine and Potrero Creek watersheds, spanning roughly 3,889 feet in elevation around Tecate Peak and Potrero Peak, with access via Barrett Smith Road, Tecate Road, and Emery Road near the communities of Tecate and Barrett Junction.

The document is a geographic reference map rather than a solicitation or contract opportunity file. It serves as a visual planning tool for post-fire invasive species treatment activities in this remote mountainous region. The map includes a coordinate system reference (WGS 1984 Web Mercator Auxiliary Sphere), scale measurements (1:40,000 scale, 0-1 mile range), and an inset showing the project location relative to San Diego and Mexicali. This type of document would typically support project proposals, environmental assessments, or operational planning documents related to fire recovery and invasive species management in California's desert regions.