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Lake San an Toni'o 35 ,; 48'' N / 120 This document is a collection of Scooper Water Body Coordination Worksheets of Lakes and Reservoirs that are adjacent to Los Padres National Forest. These worksheets are and shall be updated annually by May 1. The information herein will be distributed to Los Padres Emergency Communication Center and to the Southern California Geographic Coordination Center. This document complies with the current Amphibious Water Scooper Aircraft Operations Plan 2016 as outlined in Appendix B, C, and D. https://gacc.nifc.gov/nrcc/dispatch/aviation/ApprovedScooperOpsPlan.pdf Appendix C – Water Body Selection Process A key element in operations is to thoroughly analyze the considerations involved in deciding which bodies of water to use in water scooping operations. Being able to do this analysis prior to the need to use scoopers is essential. Local units are responsible for completing a “Scooper Water Body Coordination Worksheet” (appendix B) for each body of water that may be used for water- scooping operations. The Process Upon receiving a dispatch to a wildfire, the dispatcher will determine the closest two bodies of water to the incident. The primary body of water contacts will be notified if required; if the AWSA has been dispatched to a wildfire, request confirmation of permission for use of the body of water. The final decision regarding safe utilization of a body of water will rest with the Water Scooper Pilot-in-command. The authorities for the body of water used will be notified when scooping operations cease. Standard Nomenclature for Body of Water Notification The following standard arrangement will be used for body of water notification and a callback phone number will be provided to the body of water authority with each request: • This is (first and last name) from the U.S. Forest Service Dispatch Office. • Water Scooper Aircraft Identifier (number goes here) has been dispatched to a fire near (geographic location). • We would like to begin scooping operations at (name of water body goes here) in approximately (number goes here) minutes. • Scooper (number goes here) will be returning to fill at the water body every (number goes here) minutes. Once the water body authority has given approval for scooping, the final decision regarding utilization will rest with the Water Scooper Pilot-in-command. Before beginning operations, the water scooper aircraft may make a low pass over the lake to identify hazards. Follow-up, After Action Review (AAR) by the AWSA Manager and dispatch regarding scooping operations will be accomplished with each body of water authority. Appendix D – Environmental Considerations Why? Firefighter and public safety is still the first priority, but aquatic invasive plants and animals pose a risk to both the environment and to firefighting equipment (some species can clog valves and pumps if equipment is not completely drained or treated). Avoidance and sanitation can prevent the spread of these organisms and help to assure that firefighting equipment remains operational. Forest Service fire managers developed these guidelines to help avoid the spread of aquatic invasive species. These are the operational guidelines; see Technical Guidelines for more information and references. All documents are available on the Region 4 Aquatic Invasive Species website: http://www.fs.usda.gov/detail/r4/landmanagement/resourcemanagement/?cid=f sbdev3_016101 USFS contracted AWSA have an Aquatic Invasive Species Mitigation Plan that meets the requirements outlined in the link provided above. This document contains Worksheets for the following Sites: Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary Lake Nacimiento Lake San Antonio Whale Rock Reservoir Santa Margarita Lake Lake Cachuma Lake Casitas Lake Piru SCOOPER WATER BODY COORDINATION WORKSHEET NAME: Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary Latitude*: Varies by Incident Longitude*: Elevation: Sea Level *If specific portions of water body are to be used, determine lat/lon for specific area, if not use center of water body Operational Control: CONTACT NEEDED PRIOR TO SCOOPING? Owner: NOAA Name: Scott Kathey YES _X Phone: 831-647-4251 Cell: 831-236-6797 Email: [email protected] Law Enforcement Jurisdiction: PERMISSION NEEDED PRIOR TO SCOOPING? Name: Bob Yerna Emergency YES_X_ Phone: 800-853-1964 Cell: 831-760-0122 Location: Monterey, CA Email: Administration Information: Forest/Bureau/State: Scott Kathy Location: 99 Pacific St. Bldg. 455A Monterey, CA 93940 Phone: 831-647-4251 Email: [email protected] Known Hazards: Structure(s): Research and navigational buoys, deployed commercial floats, lines, nets, traps & anchors. Water: Kelp forests, semi-submerged rocks and pinnacles, concentrations of sea birds with potential for bird strikes. Recreation: Surfers. Other: https://montereybay.noaa.gov/ Known Invasive Species: None. Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary Plan Version 1 July 28, 2017 Environmental Mitigations Needed Pre/Post Scooping: None. Comments: Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary Plan Version 1 July 28, 2017 NOAA REGULATED OVERFLIGHT ZONES IN MONTEREY BAY NATIONAL MARINE SANCTUARY Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary Plan Version 1 July 28, 2017 MARINE ZONES Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary Plan Version 1 July 28, 2017 MARINE PROTECTED ZONES Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary Plan Version 1 July 28, 2017 SPECIAL PROTECTED AREAS WITHIN MONTEREY BAY NATIONAL MARINE SANCTUARY Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary Plan Version 1 July 28, 2017 SCOOPER WATER BODY COORDINATION WORKSHEET NAME: Nacimiento Lake Latitude*: 35* 44 Longitude*: 120*55 Elevation: 805’ *If specific portions of water body are to be used, determine lat/lon for specific area, if not use center of water body Operational Control: Owner: Monterey County Water Resource Agency CONTACT NEEDED PRIOR TO SCOOPING? Name: Chris Moss PE, Sr. Water Resource YES X_ Engineer Phone: 831-206-2083 Email: [email protected] Law Enforcement Jurisdiction: PERMISSION NEEDED PRIOR TO SCOOPING? Name: Monterey County Emergency Comm. YES _X_ Phone: 831-755-5111 (Salinas Number) Location: 1326 Natividad Rd., Salinas, CA 93906 Email: N/A Administration Information: Forest/Bureau/State: Monterey County Parks Park Ranger Casey Nielsen Location: 10625 Nacimiento Lake Drive, Bradley, CA 93426 Phone: 805-471-7668 Email: N/A Known Hazards: Structure(s): Water: Recreation: Other: Known Invasive Species: None Environmental Mitigations Needed Pre/Post Scooping: Planes need to be disinfected prior to scooping at the lake Lake Nacimiento Lake Plan Version 1 July 20, 2017 Comments: SCOOPING LANES & AERIAL HAZARDS Lake Nacimiento Lake Plan Version 1 July 20, 2017 AERIAL VIEWS (2017) Lake Nacimiento Lake Plan Version 1 July 20, 2017 SCOOPER WATER BODY COORDINATION WORKSHEET NAME: San Antonio Lake Latitude*: 34.47’54.57N Longitude*: 120.53’07.22W Elevation: 780' *If specific portions of water body are to be used, determine lat/lon for specific area, if not use center of water body Operational Control: CONTACT NEEDED PRIOR TO SCOOPING? Owner: Monterey County Resources Agency Name: Chris Moss Sr. Water Resources YES X Engineer Phone: (831) 206-2083 Cell Email: Law Enforcement Jurisdiction: PERMISSION NEEDED PRIOR TO SCOOPING? Name: Monterey County ECC Phone: 911 YES X Location: 1326 Natividad Rd, Salinas CA 93906 Email: Law Enforcement Jurisdiction: Name: San Luis Obispo County Sheriff Dispatch Phone: (805) 781-4550 Location: North Station 356 North Main Street Templeton, CA 93408 Email: Law Enforcement Jurisdiction: Name: Monterey County Parks Department Park Ranger Casey Nielsen Phone: (805) 471-7668 Location: 1326 Natividad Rd, Salinas CA 93906 Email: Administration Information: Forest/Bureau/State: Brent Buche Location: 893 Blanco Circle, Salinas CA 93901 Email: [email protected] Phone: (831) 755-8982 Office (831) 901-6703 Cell Known Hazards: Structure(s): Earth Filled Dam, Recreational Boating, and Boat Docks Water: In-Flow runoff from watershed Recreation: Buoys, and boats Other: Known Invasive Species:Nonebut Quagga Mussels are non-native and pose a threat. Environmental Mitigations Needed Pre/Post Scooping: Planes need to be disinfected before scooping at the lake. Comments: Lake San An toni'o 35 ,; 48'' N / 120" 54' N San Luis Obispo County Monterey County CAL FIR E - S LU Unit - IBEUUnit Boat Launch / Marina USFS Los Padres NF Dam protected area - Monterey Ranger Unit Sieoo pi:n g1 l a n e Imagery date: 8/2'013 SCOOPER WATER BODY COORDINATION WORKSHEET NAME: Whale Rock Reservoir Latitude*: 35* 27 Longitude*: 120*52 Elevation: 218’ *If specific portions of water body are to be used, determine lat/lon for specific area, if not use center of water body Operational Control: CONTACT NEEDED PRIOR TO SCOOPING? Owner: Whale Rock Commission Name: Noah Evans YES _X_ Phone: 805-995-3701 Cell: 805-540-8529 Email: [email protected] Law Enforcement Jurisdiction: PERMISSION NEEDED PRIOR TO SCOOPING? Name: N/A (there is no public access) Phone: YES_X_ Location: Email: Administration Information: Forest/Bureau/State: Noah Evans Location: 108 E. 13th St., Cayucos, CA Phone: 805-995-3701 Cell: 805-540-8529 Email: [email protected] Known Hazards: Structure(s): Dam. Water: None. Recreation: None. Other: Powerlines. Known Invasive Species: No non-native shellfish. There are non-native Sacramento sucker fish. Environmental Mitigations Needed Pre/Post Scooping: Planes need to be disinfected prior to scooping from Whale Rock Reservoir. Whale Rock Reservoir Plan Version 1 July 27, 2017 Comments: SCOOPING LANES & AERIAL HAZARDS Whale Rock
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