"D3" Dead Dying Diseased Oak Tree Mortality & Fuels Reduction Program"

“D3” PROGRAM STATISTICS

Program Totals*
*as of March 31, 2010 – additional site evaluations still need to be completed

294 parcels enrolled
1,170 total acres
1,143 trees marked

“D3” PROGRAM PROCEDURE & ESTIMATEDTIMELINE
Updated May 25, 2010

The following is an estimated approximate program timeline and is subject to change at any time.

MAY – JUNE 2010
Archeological Cultural Resources Survey (approx. 6-8 weeks)

JUNE 2010
Contractor Pre-Qualification Process**

JUNE – JULY 2010
Public Bidding & Award Contract (Project 1 only)

JULY – AUGUST 2010 Complete Site Evaluations & Tree Marking (Projects 2, 3 & 4)

JULY – OCTOBER 2010
Tree Removal – Project 1 (approx. 90 days)

Public Bidding, Contract Awards & Tree Removal for Projects 2, 3 & 4 will follow from
October 2010 thru August 2011

**The RCD’s Pre-Qualification Certification Application will be available by June 1, 2010.
Please contact Krista Burroughs, D3 Program Manager at 619.749.4232 or krista.burroughs@rcdsandiego.org for more information

Downloads

1. D3 Program Information Flyer (PDF)
2. Current Project Area Map (PDF)
3. The Live Oak News – “D3” Newsletter
   Fall 2009 (PDF)
   Spring 2010 (PDF)
4. Latest News & Updates
   Voluntary Oak Wood Quarantine (PDF)
   D3 Program Update – Archeology Consultant, May 2010 (PDF)
5. **NOW AVAILABLE***
   REQUEST FOR STATEMENT OF QUALIFICATIONS FOR CONTRACTORS
   FUEL REDUCTION/TREE REMOVAL IN SAN DIEGO COUNTY
   
   The RCD’s “D3” Tree Removal & Fuels Reduction Program is looking for qualified contractors for upcoming tree removal projects
   in Descanso.  Download the Pre-Certification Application (CLICK HERE)
   
   Please contact Krista Burroughs, D3 Program Manager at 619.749.4232 or krista.burroughS@rcdsandiego.org for more information

1. Goldspotted Oak Borer (GSOB) Information
   GSOB Updates & Reporting (http://groups.ucanr.org/gsob/)
   USFS Wanted Poster (PDF)

 

Goldenspotted Oak Borer (GSOB) Assistance

• University of California Agriculture and Natural Resources GSOB website:
  http://groups.ucanr.org/GSOB/GSOB_Resources/Find_Assistance.htm
• Brochure: The Goldspotted Oak Borer: A New Threat to Oaks in Southern California
• 2008 FAST Project Area Map