BSA Brush clearing images AMENDMENT 26 JAN 2026.pdf

This document is a collection of aerial and ground-level photographs showing a land area with planned restoration and maintenance work. The first image is an aerial map overview with numbered zones (1-18) indicating specific work areas. The map uses color-coding to delineate different types of work: yellow boundaries mark the overall project area, blue lines indicate ditches to be cleared, red areas show where chemical grass and weed killer will be applied to inner zones, and the yellow inner area represents sections to be mowed with small bushes removed.

The subsequent 18 photographs provide ground-level documentation of the current conditions across different zones of the project site. The images show a mix of gravel access roads, overgrown vegetation, dried grasses, sparse trees, and cleared areas bordered by forest. Multiple photos capture the landscape from different angles and seasons, showing terrain with varying levels of vegetation density, erosion, and drainage features. The photographs appear to document baseline conditions for a land management or restoration project involving vegetation control, site clearing, ditch maintenance, and mowing operations across multiple delineated zones.