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November 2023 Meeting Report
Cambria Forest Committee November 10th, 2023 Meeting summary Not Approved Minutes, but a helpful report by CSD Director and board liaison Harry Farmer. November 2023 Meeting Report by Harry Farmer The meeting was called to order by Chairman Crosby Swartz … Continue reading
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Tagged conservation easements, Covell Ranch, defensible space, dwarf mistletoe, Greenspace, invasive weeds, lot clearing, Strawberry Canyon, tree planting, Weed abatement
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March 2023 Minutes
CAMBRIA FOREST COMMITTEE TO CONSERVE AND MANAGE THE NATIVE FOREST OF CAMBRIA Meeting Minutes March 10 2023 Minutes March 10, 2023, 10:00 AM Zoom.com Video Teleconference 1.0 Chair Crosby Swartz called the meeting to Order at 10 am. A Quorum … Continue reading
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Tagged Cal VTP, Covell Ranch Fuel Reduction, defensible space, Fire Hazard Fuel Reduction, Rancho Marino
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Minutes October 2020
CAMBRIA FOREST COMMITTEE TO CONSERVE AND MANAGE THE NATIVE FOREST OF CAMBRIA Minutes October 2020 October 14, 2020, 6:30 PM Zoom.com Video Teleconference Crosby Swartz called the meeting to order at 6:35 pm. A quorum was established by attendance of … Continue reading
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Tagged Cal Fire, Community Council grant, Dead Tree removal, defensible space, dwarf mistletoe, Fire Safe Focus Group, Forest Manager, tree removal, Village Lane project
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Minutes February 2019
CAMBRIA FOREST COMMITTEE TO CONSERVE AND MANAGE THE NATIVE FOREST OF CAMBRIA Minutes February 2019 February 13, 2019, 6:30 PM Cambria Rabobank, 1070 Main Street The meeting was called to order and a Quorum established by attendance of Crosby and … Continue reading
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Tagged Dead Tree removal, defensible space, Fire Safe Focus Group, Forest Practice Act, invasive weeds, Rick Hawley
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Minutes December 2018
CAMBRIA FOREST COMMITTEE TO CONSERVE AND MANAGE THE NATIVE FOREST OF CAMBRIA Minutes December 2018 December 12, 2018, 6:30 PM Cambria Rabobank, 1070 Main Street Meeting was called to Order with a Quorum of Crosby and Laura Swartz, Julie Jorgenson, … Continue reading
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Tagged Dead Tree removal, defensible space, evacuation route, fire hydrants, invasive weeds, lot clearing
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