Tree Mortality Lessons Learned from Lake Arrowhead

January 9, 2017

Goal 1: Identify ways to prepare for impending tree mortality.

Timber Removal

Economics:

Access
- Open Space
- Urban Setting
- Tree Size
Removal Method
- Climb – No Access
- Crane
- Free Fall
Slash & Stem Disposal
- Chip, Grind & Haul
- Chip & Leave
Stem Disposal
- Saw Logs

Marketability:

Metal Detection
Blue Stain & Weather Check

Transportation:

Log Haulers
Flat Bed Trucks
Railroad

Long Term Viability:

Whole Log Metal Detector
Niche Markets

Potential Obstacles

Federal Government Agency Delay due to NEPA and Timber Removal Process
State Government Agencies (Caltrans/County Road Departments) Use Permit Process
California Fish & Game Endangered Species Act Streambed Alteration Permit Process
Power Companies & Communication Companies use permit process and fees
Need for Registered Professional Foresters for Timber Removal Management Plan Development
Private Land Owners allowing tree removal
Need for Timber Companies to do the work

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