Stanislaus_FireInspectionForm_MSA.pdf

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Mechanical Site Prep: Cherry West Item 1
Solicitation number
RFP-2025-0153
Issued by
Tuolumne County, Santa Monica City, California

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This is a Fire Inspection Form document prepared for the County of Tuolumne in partnership with the USDA Forest Service, Stanislaus National Forest, as part of the Yosemite Stanislaus Solutions Collaborative. The document establishes inspection protocols and requirements for the Cherry West Project, a mechanical site preparation and fuels reduction initiative spanning approximately 535.90 acres. The project includes mastication and piling operations with associated reforestation treatments authorized under a Master Stewardship Agreement. Priority work units M014A and M014C are scheduled to commence no earlier than June 2027 with completion required by October 31, 2027, enabling spring 2028 planting. All remaining units must be completed by October 31, 2028, for fall 2028 planting. The project site is located at approximately 6,000 feet elevation and may experience seasonal inaccessibility due to snow cover, necessitating contractor planning and scheduling to meet established deadlines.

The County of Tuolumne intends to select qualified contractors through a best-value procurement process based on specifications detailed in the solicitation's Scope of Services. The fire inspection form serves as a quality assurance and compliance verification tool to ensure work meets established treatment standards and environmental requirements. Contractors must demonstrate capability to execute mechanical site preparation activities in accordance with Forest Service standards and must account for challenging terrain and weather conditions inherent to high-elevation operations. Funding for the project derives from the County's collaborative agreement with the USDA Forest Service under the Master Stewardship Agreement framework.

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CONTRACT NAME_______________________________________________ CONTRACT #____________________________________________

Shovel

Size(0)

46"

Axe

(2.5 lb)

28"

Fire Extinguisher

Other:

ID Number, Spark Arrestor Type, Remarks:

Trucks/Pick-ups 1 each 1 each 1

Skidder 1 each 1 each (1) 5 BC each 1

Dozer/Tractor 1 each 1 each (1) 5 BC each 2 Headlights for each 1

Loader (1) 4:A:60:-B-C each 1

Yarder (1) 4:A:60:-B-C each 1

Fuel truck/trailer 1 each 1 each (1) 4:A:60:-B-C each

Stroke Delimber

(2) 4:A:60:-B-C/or CAFS each Clean Debris Daily 1

Chipper

(2) 4:A:60:-B-C/or CAFS each Clean Debris Daily 1

Cable Yarding

Tail/Corner

Blocks

1 each 5 gal backpack pump/or

4-A extinguisher w/in

25'

15' Clearing radius

Log Truck 1 each 1 each

Grader 1 each 1 each

A shovel per gas can

< 300' away, spark arrester with

0.023"screen

Faller with

Power saw 1 (38") 14 Oz. Fire Kill

SPECIFIED FIRE PRECAUTIONARY MEASURES

Hotsaws

Harvester

Forwarder

Feller/Buncher

Mechanical

Harvester

Masticator

1 each 1 each (2) 4:A:60:-B-C/or CAFS each

Clean Debris Daily

Please note that different operational equipment is used for different contracts and may not be present for every contract. The operational equipment to be used to conduct contract work must comply with its associated fire precautionary measures.

Equipment for operations per saw per saw

CONTRACT NAME_______________________________________________ CONTRACT #____________________________________________

*1 Chainsaw with 20"bar@ active landing *1 spark plug & wrench

*1 can bar oil and fuel for 2 hr operation *1 quart motor oil

*1 spare saw chain, sharp and serviceable *1 8" cresent wrench

*1 extra sparkplug for chainsaw and file *1 screwdriver

*1 combo tool for changing spark plug 2 hrs extra fuel

*2 falling wedges *1 slip joint pliers

2 axes *1 extra starter rope

2 scraping tools (McLeods) *1 grease gun w/grease

Shovels to equip everyone else *2 spanner wrenches

Pump to deliver 23 gal./min. @175 lb/sq. in. (y/n):

Pump equipped with 1 1/2 in. NSFH

Bypass or pressure relief valve for other than centrifugal pumps.

300' of 3/4" i. d. rubber jacket hose (50' sections), mounted on reel shut-off combination nozzle that deliver 38' straight stream @

Additional 250' light weight hose for use with hotsaw/masticator

3/32" (.09 in)screen at intake for use in T & E species streamcourses

2 headlights if not on dozer *Hose gaskets assorted

1 filled backpack pump (5 gal.)

FIRE TOOL BOX

SPECIFIED FIRE PRECAUTIONARY MEASURES

FIRE TANK TRUCK FULL WITH 300 GALLONS OF WATER

To be located on or adjacent to active landing on PAL level B or above

Date

Date

Date

Forest Service Representative Signature

Field Rep. Signature

Field Rep. Signature

Formula To Determine Tank Volume (all dimensions in INCHES)

Round or Oval - D x D x L x 0.0034 = Gallons

Square or Rectangular Tank - H x W x L x 0.004329 = Gallons

*Examples of items to maintain "necessary service accessories"

STANISLAUS NATIONAL FOREST DAILY PROJECT ACTIVITY LEVELS (PAL) Call: 209-532-5601 after 5 p.m.

Clearing of Fuels: Welding-10 ft; Tail or corner haulback blocks-15 ft; Smoking- 3 ft

Is communication system in place (15 Min)? Y/N _________________

1. Are all fire extinguishers mounted, readily accessible, properly maintained and fully charged (y/n):

2. Are all vehicles subject to registration equipped with adequate exhaust systems meeting CA vehicle code (y/n):

3. Is each operating tractor and any other ICE equipped with a spark arrester (except for vehicles equipped with a main with a maintained muffler as defined in

C.P.R.C. Section 4442 or tractors with exhaust-operated turbochargers) (y/n):

4. Are spark arresters model tested, approved under Forest Service Standard 5100-1a as shown in the National Wildlife Coordinating Group Spark Arrester Guide, Volumes 1 and 2, and in good operating condition (y/n):

5. Is each power saw equipped with a spark arrestor approved according to

6. When Contractor is using Hot Saws or Masticators is an additional 250 feet of light weight hose, approved by the Forest Service, immediately available for use and capable of connecting to the 300 feet of hose (y/n):

7. Is there a Fire Patrolperson identified (y/n):

10GPM

Notes:

Seal #____________________________________________

PAL at time of inspection:

Did the contractor pass this fire inspection? (Y/N):

Is a reinspection needed? (y/n):

CONTRACT NAME:
CONTRACT:
ID Number Spark Arrestor Type Remarks:
Fire Extinguisher1:
Other1:
1:
TrucksPickups:
2:
3:
4:
Skidder:
1 5 BC:
1_2:
1_3:
2_2:
3_2:
4_2:
1_4:
DozerTractor:
2_3:
3_3:
Loader:
1 4A60BC:
1_5:
Loader_2:
2_4:
3_4:
Yarder:
1 4A60BC_2:
1_6:
Yarder_2:
2_5:
3_5:
1 4A60BC_3:
1_7:
2_6:
1_8:
2_7:
3_6:
4_3:
5:
1Stroke Delimber:
1_9:
2_8:
Chipper:
1_10:
2_9:
1 38:
1_11:
2_10:
3_7:
4_4:
1_12:
TailCorner:
5_2:
5 gal backpack pumpor 4A extinguisher win 251:
15 Clearing radius1:
51:
Grader:
5 gal backpack pumpor 4A extinguisher win 251_2:
15 Clearing radius1_2:
51_2:
CONTRACT NAME_2:
CONTRACT_2:
1 combo tool for changing spark plug:
2 falling wedges:
2 axes:
2 scraping tools McLeods:
Shovels to equip everyone else:
2 headlights if not on dozer:
Is communication system in place 15 Min YN:
Seal:
undefined:
Date:
Date_2:
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