MINUTE ITEM Thi$ Cal~ndar Item No.-'UJ>_ was apRroved as Minute Item

Alo. lL by the State Lands ~ommisslon by a vote of _s2_

to 0 at its -Sf.' lriJS lfti?

CALENDAR ITEM

2/25/82 RW 22519 Childress

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CERTIFICATION OF NEGATIVE DECLARATION

APPLICANT: State Lands Commission

At the May 1980 Commission meeting, ~he Commission endorsed a Timber Management Program for the State school lands and authorized the Executive Officer to solicit bids for th~ sal~ of timber.

Th~ negative declaration being certified was prepared in conjunction with a fimber Harvest Plan for two 40-acre parcels of Stace school land, lccated 25 miles due west of Corning in T~hama County, within Section 4, T25N, R8W, MDM. The p-roposed sale involves approximately 1,000,000 board feet of mature, overmature, and smaller suppressed trees which are infested with insects an~ disease.

Subsequent to the certification of the negative declaration a T~mber Harvest Plan will be transmitted to the Department of forestry for approval. The sale will be advertised, sealed bids received, and submitted to the Commission for award of a Timber Sale Contract in May 1982.

AB 884: N/A.

OTHER PERTINENT INFORMATON:

EXHIBITS:

1. h negative declaration was prepared by the Commission pursuant to CEQA and the State ~IR Guidelines. The Commission's staff has found that che project will not have a significant effect on the environment.

A. Negativ~ Declaration. B. Site Map.

IT IS RECOMMENDED THAT THE COMMISSION:

1. DETERMINE THAT A NEGATIVE DECLARATION HAS BEEN PREPARED FOR THIS PROJECT BY THE COMMISSION AFTER CONSULTATION WITH RESPONSIBLE AND TRUSTEE AGENCIES.

2. CERTIFY THAT NEGATIVE DECLARATION NO. 298 HAS BEEN COMPLETED IN ACCORDANCE WITH CEQA, THE STATE EIR GUIDELINES AND THE COMMISSION'S ADMINISTRATIVE REGULATIONS, AND

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THAT THE COMMISSION HAS REVIEWED AND CONSIDERED THE INFORMATION CONTAINED THEREIN TOGETHER WITH COMMENTS RECEIVED DURING THE REVIEW PROCESS.

DETERMINE THAT THE PROJECT WILL NOT HAVE A SIGNIFICANT EFFECT ON THE ENVIRONMENT.

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Project Title:

Project Location:

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Valendne Ridge Timber Sale on State-owned Lands.

SW~ of NW~ and the SW~ of NE~ of s~cc!cn M.D.M. in Tehama County, California.

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r;oj~cc Dcscri~tion: Harvest and sale of approx.1.mately 1,000,0CO bo.:ird feet of mature, overmature, and smaller suppressed trees infested with insects and disease.

'Ihis NEGATIVE DECLARATION is pr~parad pursua~c to the requir~ments of che :C.lifo:n.!.a :::w!::::n;::;:nto.l Queal.icy Ace (Section 21000 et seq of thf: Public Resources Code), the Scace EIR Guidelines (Section 15000 et seq, Title 14, of r.he Californi~ Ade.in.ts :::r<>cive Co~~) 1 and the Sc.:.ce L...:md~ Cor:ir.rl.ssion ::egula.cions (Secc~,on 290 l et seq, Title 2, of th~ Califo:Tiia Ac=ir.istr4:i~e Code),

Based upon the ace.ached Initj,.al Studies. it has been found that:

[JI the project vill not h.'.l'i·e a. s'ignif~cani: .e££~ct on the environment. *

£] the at cached r:Ut1g'1:1on ~easurcs will "iVoic! potcn::ially significan.t effects.

Col\tact Person: Ted T. Fukushima 1807-lJth Street Sacr.~rntlnto, CA 95814 (916'>ni-1s13

*&n,tocinu ~.1tion.1l Forest responclcd to the attached lnitJ,al Study tJich conctlrns of •• ~rrh('t1l11~ic.1I ..;cn.;i ti'!t~' in ~lh' pn•jc•\·t .1n•.1. Thl' Chii.:o Rt.•)(ion.al C.1Uforni..i ~r~htlulu~y

SHt: ~urv'-!y Ulti..:t! lrns suuscqucntl» recommended a site survey of the State-ouncd p<irce, · Thert.•fora, prior co .1nv tir:ioer h.1rvtlst .1ccivit\' in this area, .in on-site survey uill be e Pt'rform,•d hv ,, qu.ll it it!d .ir1·hco lohist .-ind .1ppropri.1te miti;:;'1tioo measures, if 1iecessary,

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VALENT~NE R!DGE TIHDER SALE ON STATE-OWNED LANDS IN THE

SW~ OF THE Nw~ .u:o SW~ OF THE NE~ C)F SECTION 4,

~2~N, R8W, MDB~M

TEHAMA COUNTY

PREPARED UNDER WORK ORDER. RW 22519

BY THE

'SCHOOL LANDS M.,~NAGEMENT UNIT

LAND MANAGEMBNT SECTION

OF THE

DIVISION OF Ltu\TD :t~NAGENENT AND CONSERVATION

STATE Iu\NDS COM .. '1ISS ION

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The '.'"1lcht.J.:.~ :-<l.d•7~ Ti:-::L ::: .'.:i.:i lc .J.S ;i pt"9po:.u1l. by the State Lil:-:d:> Cc::-.~1:.t . .aor, co h·l:'V~:'it .Jppc-0.11.:u:i.:ituly l, 000, 000 board !L:•.:t <Jf :::,1tu:,_ .• :!.! -:,·,-·~: .... ":..urc m•..:ccr:.ir.c:..J.b.lc pon.lc.:rosol pine, s~'i·J~ tJL:':·~. lnr:..::i:;~-cr.;.i • .ir, · ... hltc f1:: clnd· Dougicls-f1r,. a;1d to construct. t...,.o new acceJs ro.J.d.a, ~.1cr1 bcinry one quarter mile in lcnq~h {totdl c~ ~ ~1.Lo of nc~ ~on~tructicn). Smaller, supprcs~cct t:eP.s inf ~~t~d w1tn insect~ and disease have been inelud~d as a s~nitatio~ measure to impro~~ the health and vigor: of. the residual stand. This propost.ad timber sale has been. des1gncd and prepared on the ground •to conform W.' .. th the current Rules and Regulations of Northern Forest District and the Forest P:actice Act of the State of California. This sal·e Will be harvested under an approved Timber Harvest Plan. ,

This p.roposed timber sale is located on two 40 acre parcels locate:d 58 road ::u.les ( 25 miles due west} of Corni11g, Californ.!.a. The carcels are described as the SW!4 ~rv;~ and the SWJ" NE!4 Of Section 4, T25N, R8W, MOB&M. Cr3.ne Mills, Paskenta, California, otvns the ra~air.dcr of Section 4 qnd is the nearest mill which is 37 milf-s {20 miles of dirt and 17 miles of paved road) from the two State parce1ls. U.S. Forest Ser•1ice Road 2SN01 passes through the westerly parcel and passes about. 100 yards hor~h of the easterly parcel.

A mut~al r.oad right-of-way has been discussed on the ground and. will be developi:::d between the State and .:rand Mills for joint access to their respective landlocked ownerships for timber management purposes.

1.. Allow Crane Mills access across ·the State's westerly parcel on an existing quarter mile segment of road south of 25NOl,.

2. Allow the State to const:-uct cme quarter mile of road access to the westerly parcel crossing one eighth mile of Crane Mills property north of 25N01 for mutual ~cces~ to a landing on the north side of Road 25MO~ and Valentine Ridge •

.. 3. Allow the State to construct one quarter mile

of road crossing ace eighth mile of Crane Mills property for access to the State's easterly parcel. The f in~l loc~tion of this road across Crane Mills p.?:operty wilJ. bo rleriendent on the opcr~to='s preferred haul route - north to Red Bluff or south to Paskenta.

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ttbere ace no blue-lin~ st:-ea.":is on this t~mber sale area, and all roads will be wate.c- barreci. pur~u~;,-:=C. to CAC 935. 4 Water bars. The ~ew roo.d construction do~s not cross any draws and no culvert~ will be ~eeded. Foresters from both the State and Crane :·tills have rr.utu.l lly <lCjrt:ed u.i.=ion chc flagged roo.J. locativns wii1ch .i::c J.tt c.:o:npliance with chc ~Jorthe:-n :or:est Practice Rulc:ti and F.1.:gu.i.a.tJ.ons as stated in 14 CAC 935. l .L,ggqing Roads.

This timber sale will be a typical Stl."\'.:ner operation, and will conform to 14 c.;c 935. 5 Wl.ntcr Period ::=osion Control. - -

Timber ha~vesting will be accomplished by tractor on both parcels·. Cable yardir.q is not economically feasible on the "',ester·n .parcel because of t:.he low density of :nerchaatable trees. The majocity of the eastern parcel is too flat for efficient

cable yarding.

'l'his t.imber sale was marked under the selection method to remcve matu:re and overmature timber (over 140 years old) and younger t1.:1be:::- ::1Cch::i.nic:!.l~Y damaged, severely supp:-essed, or infested ~ith disaase, in~ects, or dwarf mlstletoe. The western parcel is understocked ar.d 362 trees,' 90"~ of the merchantable timb~r, were designated for removal. The majority of this parcel is ou~nJ.ng Sit~s r.v and v (poor gcowi~q sites) and will be treated pu:-~•u.:?.nt to 14 c.;c 1081, b Undorsbockcd Timber land. Except for the ridge top, the slopes range ftom 40~ t·o ?Of,.

The eastern p.:ircel ranqes fro:n a Dunning Site I·I to IV with ~~c rnajo~ity of the ~ltc ~ ~1tc III. 5c~tt~red ~ature trees \::.?re selected to leave as seed tree~ wh1.ch will b~ removed after t~H~ arrJa has met stocking requl.rcments pursuant to 14 CAC 932. 7 Rasou~cc St~nd~rd~ for ~:~1~~~ ~to~kt~~ nnd 14 CAC 933.4 5e~d l:f:Ct.? Mctho-i.- r\ tc!W smu.ll :3t.unos oGoungc::- merchantable timbar will b~ co:n.~ar.ci~lly thinned to reduce co~pct1tion resulting in a thrif.t1~r. h~.:ilthi~~. ri?~l.dJ..J.l s:.and of young timber. Addition.:il yc~n;cr trues lni~~t~~ ~1ch ~~~c~fic or 1~scccs or mech~nlcalJv da;n.:i..,;~~ n.::r~ d....:::;i.1.1~.iti:J to::- r~~vv.:il on a s.:in1tu.tion b.:J.sis. • Appro:-:imatcly SS~ of th= mt!rchantable timber on the eastern parcul will ta removed.

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The Valentine Ridge Ti~ber Sale is located on the eastern fringe of the Coast Range, 25 ai-rlina miles west between <;orning and Red Bluff, <'.;9-liforn1a, in We.~tern Tehama County. ~his port.ton oC Tehu.i:ta Ccur.ty ::o:-.~ast.s oi: l~rge owner ship block::; of land b~inq r:ian.:ged ·by the U.S. Forest Service, Bureau of Land Mcinagement, :.ouisiaha P:lc::.:ic and Crar.e :·tills. Timber' is the major economic ~.se for this portion. of the County. Minor ~ses would include huntlng and recreation.

The a.verage annual precipitatio:i for the area is about 30 inches, which is relatively low because t.he area is on the east side of the coast range. The elevation of the sale ranges from 500,0 to saoc feet.

The soils on tho two parcels are "700(ck) 11 colluvial land yith sedimentarv roe!<: and 11 320 shc:etiron" (medium ti~bP.r suit­ability). The noil depth is from one to two feet on slopes of 30 to SO percent. Actual slop~s range from 0 to 70 percent on the western parcel and Q to SO pe~cent on the eastern parcel. Observcltions :nade on adjacc:?nt ,Frop~::-tl·:?=> logqed w1:chin the last

.two years to areas legged during the l940 1 s indicated minimal erosion. One ephemeral draw near the ~.astern parcel has no culvert at the crossing or Road :SNOl and ao washing or sedimerit d~posits were observed at the road. There appear to be no problems anticip.:i.t.~d with the pr:oposed road construction. No araas o: soil inst~bility or sli~es were observed on either parcel.

The tim~er ~tand consists pri~~rily of old-growth ponderosa ~ine, sugar p1n~. white flr, Dougtas-£1r, and incense-cedar. Scrub canyon live oak 1$ the only hardwood on the parcels. Cther groucd cover in~ludcs hoary and green leaf manzanita, mountain wh1~e thorn, currents, aooscb~rri~~ und blackberries. Considerable old gt'owth wind throws are on the ground ~.d old snags arc still Y~anding icdicating the overm~ture trees are dying out ..

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Th1!.?. t1inb;:- !Mlc i.:.: loi:a•.l·.i on.:. htqh dry ridc;c .:ind n.o i.1rch•!olo•H':'ll •:nd 1 ~ri .. : (.1;;: ;,:.1:•t 1~-.1it•.::-.:l ._ct:.•1:..ty. w.ls qb:;·::rvc.i. Tl•·.! •.:uco f.:t• • ':.'i:i...ll 0:: ! ;.c•! oi th·~ C.ilifoc:-n:..:i Arch..;'? tr.>·; lC..! t · :. ".•. Su::·:·-·: :: 1• :rJ:- ~ .•• ~::lcc:h d: 1 not .:.nd icnc.~ th1~ ~~ J ~'n~t~l~~ ~r~:. J~1 an on th~ grcu~d survey was

not rccci-:-.. ~.unc.h . .!.

If an;,· ..\;.·cr1colcg::.c .. ~ .!:"t:.f..ict:.i oE t:ot•·ntial significance are unc~vcrcd on -:.he selil~ ..lrc..i, operations '.dll ba stopped and an archcolcg1st cor.~ultcd. • There arc ~o bluc~line st~ca~s on this timber sale area. 'there is one c~hcmeral craw in the southwcscern corner of the eastern p~rcel. This draw was dry in June and covered with organic ll tter I ar.cl. nq washing was observed •

the parcels, specificall.y Hawks and buzzards were

sites do· not support the p~ovide a suitable habitat

. Wildlife ha~ been obsQ:ved on small numbars of c~er and rodents. observed scarir.g overhead, but the variety of plant species needed to for a wi4e variety of wildlife.

Access to the sale area is from Forest Service Road 25N01 wbi~h may be reached fro~ either Red Bluff or Corning. ;,,C.di­~ional access to the parcels wil~ be by constructing one quarter mile access roads to e?-ch parcel, partially through Crane Mills property. There is one e~isting road on the western parcel which will afford access to the south half of the western parcel.

REGIO~i\L SETTING --The Stat~·s two parcels ~=e in Western Tehama county on

the eastern fringe o.f the coast~ Range. This regional setting is and has a1.....-ays ~en one of logging and minJ.ng. The private lands a.sscc'iatc.i with this area are usu .. -.lly in largP- blocks devoted to ~ining or tiffibe~ and watershed management. Private t.:imbett la:lds .lre zoned ~s cimbcr preserve zones in Tehama Countl'. The unzoned parcels belong to the Federal Goverr.:ncnt, S!l~cific~lly the! u.s.r.s. and B.L.M •• who are currer.tly ud..-:;1nJ.st..:::ir:c; their lands under approved T.;~mber and W.:i.t~rshed i·\anagemcnr.. plans.

Ti1e harvesting of timber from the State's ~wo parcels is compatible with the currcn~ ~~nagement plans of both private industry and the !J.S.F.S. and the B.L.M. Private industry includes hold1nqs by Louisiana Pac1f ic, Diamond International, crane Mills, Co:::.il.:ir.Jcr Indu.st.::1cs, and Security lst National Sank h.:i.s lu.rgc rni~~rai holdlngs in the area •

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l. f!.~:1ri.P:11 l'11p:1• Tht? nt:~ ro..id· cor.utruct11)n w1ll hcl\.'d' .SO;":-:•.! l.'..:.:•:•:l. on t:l•.! :~;.·~ \.\~J. vwr•.·t.ltLOn :.n "=.hr.: .iruv.. The rv~J., w1il t•.! c;v ... r..b.:.ct1~d wJ.th cl' bt:ll-:.io;:i:.1r by the c~t a~d fJ.ll m~tnL~. Tho vcqutat1c~ ..ifCcctcd w1ll b.: :.:cuttcr:c~ c.=u:.h ·l:~d .:i f~'tl !:im..ill. conlfcr~. The ~aJoc1ty of thu l~cl.cr conifers are ~arkcd :or removal. !lo culvert:.:; a:::e nct::c.icd 9n either road since no draws are c:os~ed and u.s.F.S. Road 25NOl has no culverts at:ove or below the intended new cotis~1ructi on.

Mitin~tion. The· new ~~~d construction to th~ eastern parcel will be on a 1$~ g.rad.c to minirnize road construction length, to reduce soil movem~nt, and reduce J.mpact upon Road 2SN0l by· sep~rating the two roads faster by us.ir.g a st.eeper gradi.ent:.. ~ew road construction will be sin~le lane roads to roinimize soil and vegetation disturbanqe. Upon completion ef use, all aGc~ss roads from 25~01 wili be water barred and grass seeded for slope stabilization.

2. Loagincr,.. Logging will be done· by crawler tract·or which will =esult in surf ace soil disturbance and removal of the scattered ovet.·story on the V1estern pat:cel and the majority of the overstory on the eastern purcel* Since the soils are porous, the rncisturc f=om snow melt w.i.ll penetrate rapidly, but there will net Cl:! additional ground runoff wit'hin the parcels. ~r~re will b.!? additio~at g=oup~ water accumulation b\~low State ownet'ship creat.;-:; by i:ic::eased ground water surf acing further down1iill ~!~ at.her ownerships. This cf feet will .be miniilial. due to the location of the parcels on top of the ridge and lack of well dcf ~ned drain~qcs on State land. As the reproduction becom~s e~tablished and st~rts to grow, transpirstion will inc~aas~ and the moisture regime ~ill ugain uppronch st~b~lizo.tion.

Ther~ will be a temporary animal habita.t disruption created by logging which will fore~ wildlife to reloca~c off of JO acres of the eastern po.~cel and 20 acres of the western parcel. This will last for approximately ·f ivc y~ars.

The ovc:?rstm:y l.n t~c ·western po.reel is h~o.vily infestti!d with dw~rf m1~tl~toc. Oy removing the infested ovcr­atory, it is unt1c1pu::.t~d that: the intensity of dwarf mistletoe on ~he parcel will be greatly reduced.

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h~..i·.·1 :.c.,:tu.:tJ.\tu .;:,d.:..·r.m tht? t'•.1::tc:-.n p .. u;·cul will rcsuit ln .l.1M 11tr .. 1 .1~\ 1ut f.r'.11::- ~Ud t::1~r': ;>~r .:tc·rc whr~rc thr~:-u l~ pc-t::.i• ••• tly r.o ct..;•..:r.1?cu1,a :m. ~he only sn.'.lt;;S mada.:r..: Ect' C"l. .. :ov.1l .:ire wtth1n 300 ft~ut of the r1d:ic toi), 200 fc~i: f r-.~::t ;.. ·Hi 2 S::O l. 1.~'! 100 f'~ct frc.":'l ..icc1.::~!. ::-c.1<l:; t...n ..it., t•..! "1 ,~·::cJ : .J:~ .• :.i to c:onf arm Wll:h 14 c;,c 937. l .:.: 1<; r;:. ·:n'1.2J t :1::d .. !~:>~r.tton.

After Lc;11n;, mo~~. ~1cnl L~d h~nj ~1tc prepa:ation wiJ:l t,.j pd:-f·.Jr-~i..:d ::.-:> est..i.bl1s:-i g::1..1un.:. suitable. to plant i:c;-.1.Ec::-::: to .;;~f o:-c:: t: the locN·cd areas tc. conform with 14 CAC 932. 7 .B_csourc".2 Stn.r.~!at"ds for Miniriium Stock.i!::.:l:.. --

t,titiaat ioJl.:. Under stocked ·openings created by logg,;ng Will be artificially ~egencr~ted upon co~pletion of loqging and site pre~aration and ~urning operations. The plantir.g stock used will be from the same elevational seed zone. It is anticipated that natural regene=ation will al~o becom~ established from the seed trees after site :'t·epa.t·ation work has been accomplished.

Bud Pyshora (Depa~t~ent of Fish and Game, Redding, C~lifornia) stated that no rare or endangered species have been observed on either parcel and that these par~els are too high in elevation for sigr.if icant impbrt~nce as wildlif c habitat. Snag disposal along ridge tops ~nd roads will conform to 14 CAC 937.l Snag Disoosal and Hetention. All other snags· will be left 'for wi!dlif e purposes.

The use of natural resources by the project (fuel, cUsplacc.ilent, etc.) are minimal., but irretrievable ..

The pro'ject will not result in measurable increase in demand for public services.

Thi!: :::t:.~=Y t..".:1s pr~parcd by Regi.Gt~rcd Professional Foresters on lt1t: st.:iff of the State Lands Cor.1.•u.ssion. Also consulted:

u. Kc1th Crur: .. mer, District Ranger Corning R;:inger Distri•ct, U.S. Fores~ Service P. o. nox 1019 . 22000 Co~ning Ro~d Corning. C.-ilifor·nia 96021

~!rry C1b~on. E~lcs Prcp~r;:ition Forester Cor:u:.; •i...!n,jc.!r D1.:H:r.1.ct, U.S. Forest Stlrvice

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Bob H.:i:i :.c:-1.:.~. r> l 0::~r::..::rr :·o:-c~tcr Corn:.r.·j :1.H'.":o;r ~a:;:.:-:ct. U.S. Focc::t S~:;•ti.=\~

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Bud Pyshora Department of Fish ar.d Ga~e Wildlif ~ Management Section P. o. Box 1490 Reqding, California

Bob Hughes, Forester Crane Mi.lls J?. o. Box 318 Corning, Califor~ia 96021

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