Community Wildfire Protection Plan 
Greater Alpine 
San Diego County, California 
 
 
 
 
 
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Community Wildfire Protection Plan  
for 
Alpine 
San Diego County, CA 
 
 
 
Introduction 
The original Greater Alpine Community Wildfire Protection Plan (CWPP) was developed by the 
Alpine Public Safety Committee, a subcommittee of Supervisor Dianne Jacob’s Alpine 
Revitalization Committee with guidance and support from committee members:   
United States Forest Service 
California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection 
California Department of Transportation 
County of San Diego Office of Emergency Services 
County of San Diego Department of Planning and Land Use 
County of San Diego Sheriff’s Department 
Alpine Fire Protection District 
Viejas Fire Department 
Greater Alpine Fire Safe Council 
 
The 2010 Greater Alpine Community Wildfire Protection Plan has been revised by the Greater 
Alpine Fire Safe Council.   
 
This CWPP supplements San Diego County Department of Planning and Land Use documents 
referenced in Appendix A.   
 
  
Community Wildfire Protection Plan  
Alpine 
San Diego County, CA 
 
Table of Contents 
 
INTRODUCTION   
 
SECTION I:  COLLABORATION  
 COMMUNITY / AGENCIES / FIRE SAFE COUNCILS .............................................................. 1 
 CWPP DEVELOPMENT TEAM ................................................................................................. 2 
 COMMUNITY OVERVIEW......................................................................................................... 2 
 IDENTIFICATION OF VALUES AT RISK .................................................................................. 6 
 LOCAL PREPAREDNESS & FIRE FIGHTING CAPABILITY .................................................... 6 
  
SECTION II:  PRIORITIZED FUEL REDUCTION TREATMENTS 
 PRIORITIES ............................................................................................................................... 7 
 EXISTING PROJECTS .............................................................................................................. 8 
  
SECTION III:  TREATMENT OF STRUCTURAL IGNITABILITY ........................................................ 10 
 
SECTION IV: SIGNATURE PAGES 
 SIGNATOR PAGES ................................................................................................................. 13 
 
SECTION V: APPENDIX A – LIST OF REFERENCE DOCUMENTS ................................................. 15 
 
SECTION VI: APPENDIX B -- MAPS ................................................................................................... 16 
 
 
 
CONTACT INFORMATION APPENDIX– CWPP COORDINATOR’S CONTACT INFORMATION .... 17 
 (THIS SECTION SHALL NOT BECOME A PART OF THE PUBLIC DOCUMENT  
  NOR SHALL IT BE SHARED WITH UNAUTHORIZED PERSONNEL OR ENTITIES) 
 
 
 
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SECTION I: COLLABORATION 
 
A: COMMUNITY / AGENCIES / FIRE SAFE COUNCILS: 
This CWPP was created after conducting scoping and public participation meetings in the 
community of Alpine, including input from: 
Alpine Fire Protection District 
Alpine Planning Group 
Alpine Kiwanis 
CAL FIRE 
Caltrans 
Carveacre Fire Safe Council 
Crown Hills Homeowners Association Fire Safety Committee 
Fire Safe Council of San Diego County 
Harbison Canyon Lions Club 
Ranches of Palo Verde Fire Safe Council 
San Diego County Sheriff’s Department 
United States Forest Service 
Viejas Fire Department 
As well as residents from the majority of areas within the Greater Alpine CWPP planning area. 
 
B: CWPP Collaborators: 
Representatives involved in the development of the Alpine CWPP are included in the following 
table. Their organization, and roles and responsibilities are indicated below:  
 
Organization Roles / Responsibilities 
Alpine Public Safety Committee 
Committee Chair Neville Connell 
Oversee development of CWPP and decision-
making, community risk and value assessment, 
preside over public and agency level meetings 
United States Forest Service 
Battalion Chief Mike Tucker 
Conduct community risk and value assessment, 
develop community protection priorities, and 
establish fuels treatment project areas and 
methods 
California Department of Forestry and   
Fire Protection AND San Diego 
County Fire Authority 
Battalion Chief Dave Allen 
Conduct community risk and value assessment, 
develop community protection priorities, and 
establish fuels treatment project areas and 
methods 
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California Department of 
Transportation 
District 11 Maintenance Manager       
Al Herrera 
Develop and implement the 5-year plan for 
vegetative fuels management along Interstate 8 
corridor 
San Diego County Sheriff’s 
Department 
Lieutenant Robert Haley 
Oversee Senior Volunteer program to verify 
fuels treatment project priorities, provide input 
on evacuation corridor fuels treatment 
prioritization 
Alpine Fire Protection District 
Chief Bill Paskle 
Conduct community risk and value assessment, 
develop community protection priorities, and 
establish fuels treatment project areas and 
methods 
Viejas Fire Department 
Chief Donald Butz 
Conduct community risk and value assessment, 
develop community protection priorities, and 
establish fuels treatment project areas and 
methods.  Provide input regarding tribal land 
hazards and treatments. 
Greater Alpine Fire Safe Council 
Grant Administrator Wende Cornelius 
Coordination between agencies, schedule and 
create advertisements for public input meetings, 
schedule agency meetings, facilitate update 
Carveacre Fire Safe Council 
President David M. Duke 
Oversee development of CWPP projects in 
Carveacre, preside over public and board 
meetings 
Ranches of Palo Verde Fire Safe 
Council 
President Sal Casamassima 
Coordinate development of CWPP projects with 
the Ranches of Palo Verde Fire Safe Council 
Crown Hills Homeowners Association 
Fire Safety Committee 
Coordinator Carl Berry 
Oversee development of CWPP projects in 
Crown Hills Homeowners Association 
 
 
B. Community Overview  
Thirty miles east of San Diego via Interstate 8, the unincorporated community of Alpine lies at 
the foot of the rugged Viejas Mountain.  The Alpine CWPP area is comprised of 100+ square 
miles consisting of the Alpine Community Planning Group area plus Harbison Canyon.  A 
significant amount of private land served by this CWPP lies inside the Congressional Boundary 
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of the Cleveland National Forest.  The US Forest Service Pine Creek Wilderness is adjacent to 
the southeastern boundary of the Alpine CWPP area.  The Interstate 8 corridor bisects the CWPP 
area.  Viejas Indian Reservation is inside the planning area for Alpine’s CWPP as well. Figure 1 
illustrates this. 
With its present population of approximately 20,000 people on an estimated 6,500 
residential parcels with an average value of about $400,000, close to $2.2 billion in 
property value is at risk.  In addition, the Alpine & Mountain Empire Chamber of Commerce 
reports over 600 small business members are based in the area. 
Special needs facilities: 
Elementary Schools 
Alpine Christian School 
Alpine Elementary 
Boulder Oaks 
Community Day School 
Day-McKellar Preparatory School 
Julian Charter School Alpine Academy 
Mountain View Learning Academy Home School 
Shadow Hills Elementary School 
Viejas Indian School 
Middle Schools 
Alpine Christian School 
Day-McKellar Preparatory School 
Joan MacQueen Middle School 
Julian Charter School - Alpine Academy 
Los Coches Creek Middle School 
Viejas Indian School 
High Schools 
Day-McKellar Preparatory School 
Julian Charter School - Alpine Academy 
Viejas Indian School 
Childcare Facilities/Pre-Schools 
Alpine Community Center Kid’s Korner 
Alpine Country Day School & Infant/Toddler Center 
Alpine Tendercare 
Country Treehouse Pre-School 
Creekside Early Learning 
Little Pioneers Pre-School 
Viejas Pre-School 
Assisted Living Facilities 
Alpine Terrace Board & Care 
Alpine View Lodge  
Kasitz Kastle 
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Senior Housing Facilities 
Creekside Meadow  
Medical Facilities 
Alpine Special Treatment Center 
Mountain Health & Community Services 
Southern Indian Health Council 
Mobile Home/RV Parks 
Alpine Mobile Homes Estates 
Alpine Oaks  
Alpine Springs RV Park @ Viejas 
Corral Trailer Park 
Mar Tar Awa RV Park 
Other Facilities 
Alpine Community Center 
Alpine Creek Shopping Center 
American Legion 
Countryside Shopping Center 
VFW Bert Fuller Post 9578 
Viejas Casino 
Viejas Outlet Center 
Viejas Recreation Center 
 
Communities At Risk: 
 
The California Fire Alliance listed Communities At Risk within the area included in this CWPP:   
Alpine 
Harbison Canyon 
Viejas (pending) 
 
When fully implemented, the fuels treatment projects outlined in this plan are also designed to 
help adjacent Communities At Risk: 
Barrett Junction 
Descanso 
Flinn Springs 
Hulburd Grove 
Jamul 
 
Vegetation: 
Figure 8 is a map of the vegetation classes in the Greater Alpine area.  The vast majority of 
undeveloped land, shown in orange, is covered by chaparral.  A few exceptions exist: non-native 
vegetation, shown in teal, dominates in the populated areas; some grassland, shown as off-white, 
exists on Wrights Field and on the Viejas Reservation; and riparian and bottomland vegetation, 
shown in yellow, grows along the Sweetwater River and Viejas Creek. 
 
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A large swath of chaparral has not burned since 1970, illustrated in Figure 6.  The condition class 
of this vegetative fuel is 3.  Multi-year drought and a late freeze in 2009 contribute to dead fuel 
loading up to 50%.  Oak and pine trees in the area are subject to bug kill.  The southeast portion 
of the planning area experiences oak mortality as high as 30%. 
Figure 4 shows the topography of the Greater Alpine area.  To the west, in Harbison Canyon, the 
base of the valley lies at about 1000ft elevation. The land then rises steeply to the east reaching 
an average elevation of 3000ft in Carveacre.   The highest point, the summit of Viejas Mountain, 
is at over 4000ft.  As can be seen from the contours, this steady rise from west to east is striated 
by deep canyons such as Harbison Canyon and Peutz Valley. Horsethief Canyon, Sweetwater 
Valley and Japatul Valley are also in alignment with both prevailing and Foehn wind conditions, 
creating fire behavior challenges. 
 
Under most daytime conditions, prevailing onshore winds approach Alpine from the southwest.  
Local Foehn winds, called Santa Ana winds, generally occur in southern California between 
September and March.  These drying, down slope winds blow from north-northeast, reversing 
the prevailing wind patterns in the valleys.  When these winds coincide with the dormant period 
for chaparral, extreme fire behavior is common.  For example, Santa Ana winds rapidly pushed 
the 2003 Cedar Fire through Peutz Valley, Galloway Valley and Harbison Canyon.  A risk worth 
noting is that once Santa Ana winds dissipate, the return of prevailing winds can change fire 
behavior dramatically. 
 
Average Weather Conditions: 
 
    Ave High       Ave Low Ave Precip Recorded High Recorded Low 
Spring  71ºF         48ºF 5.65”  104ºF (1984) 27ºF (1962) 
Summer 87ºF         60ºF 0.63”  112ºF (1960) 39º (1954) 
Autumn 78ºF         54ºF 2.99”  111ºF (1984) 28º (1971) 
Winter  65ºF         43ºF 8.92”  90º (1979, 2002) 19º (1963) 
 
 
Fire History: 
 
• Laguna Fire – September 1970. Burned 175,425 acres, 382 homes, 8 deaths. Santa Ana 
conditions. 
• Viejas Fire – January 2001. Burned 10,353 acres, 10 homes 
• Cedar Fire – October 2003. Burned 280,278 acres, 2232 homes, 15 deaths. Santa Ana 
conditions 
• Horse Fire – July 2006. Burned 16,681 acres. Prevailing wind conditions. 
• Witch Fire – October 2007. Burned 197,990 acres, 1040 homes, 2 deaths.  Santa Ana 
conditions 
• Harris Fire – October 2007 Burned 90,440 acres, 206 homes, 5 deaths. Santa Ana 
conditions. 
 
 
 
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C. Identification of Values at Risk  
 
Using technology and local expertise, the Alpine Public Safety Committee has developed a series 
of maps depicting the site and situation of the Alpine Community (Appendix B). The maps will 
act as a visual aid from which community members can assess and make recommendations. 
 
D. Local Preparedness and Firefighting Capability  
 
No single agency responds to all fire, medical and associated emergencies in our community.  
The local and tribal fire agencies participate in automatic and mutual aid within the county and 
state.  The table below reflects the primary responsibilities of the agencies listed.  
 
Agency Fire Medical Other 
Emergencies 
Wildland 
Fire 
US Forest 
Service 
X   X 
CAL FIRE X 
 
 
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San Diego 
County Fire 
Authority 
X X X X 
Alpine Fire 
Protection 
District 
X X X X 
Sycuan Fire 
Department 
X X X X 
Viejas Fire 
Department 
X X X X 
 
 
 
  
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SECTION II: PRIORITIZED FUEL REDUCTION TREATMENTS 
 
A. Priorities  
Overall Strategy and Management 
 
The communities and fire agencies of Greater Alpine have come together to develop an 
integrated plan for wildfire protection.  The intent of the plan is to optimize the use of scarce 
resources (money, people, and equipment) to achieve the greatest overall benefit to the 
community.  The primary goal is to prioritize projects as follows: 
1. Defensible Space Around Values At Risk 
2. Defensible Space Along Evacuation Routes 
3. Hazardous Fuels Reduction 
We are fully committed to doing the necessary biological, botanical, and archeological studies 
and incorporating all proposed mitigations in the final plan prior to doing any of the work. 
 
Since 2004, the Alpine Public Safety Committee has taken a comprehensive look at past and 
existing fuels reduction projects conducted by FSCs and public agencies as well as areas burned 
in recent wildfires.  With this information the committee identifies strategic areas for future fuels 
reduction that can be undertaken by FSCs, individual property owners, and public agencies. 
 
A key element of the planning strategy is to link together existing and future fuels reduction 
projects so they can provide contiguous corridors of protection along a perimeter surrounding the 
Greater Alpine area.  The areas being linked together include defensible space projects for 
community homes and evacuation routes; natural and/or manmade fuelbreaks through agency 
efforts; and burned areas.  Priority is then given to those areas that can achieve the greatest 
degree of protection with the limited resources available.  Figure 9 shows a map of large-scale 
projects completed to date. 
 
Methodology to enhance #1 priority: 
Education 
Chipping Program 
Defensible Space Assistance Program (DSAP) 
Cost Sharing Initiative 
Partnerships with Alpine Fire Protection District, Viejas Fire Department, USFS, CAL FIRE  
 
Methodology to enhance #2 
Education 
Partnerships with Alpine Fire Protection District, County Roads, Sheriff’s Department and 
CalTrans 
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Direct Work: GAFSC will work with landowners affected by evacuation corridors that are not 
addressed in County Roads and CalTrans plans to bring evacuation corridors into compliance 
with County Fire Codes 
 
Methodology to accomplish Priority #3: 
Education 
Partnerships with CAL FIRE, USFS, Viejas Fire Department 
Direct Work: GAFSC will serve as liaison between agency partners and landowners in the 
implementation of strategic hazardous fuels reduction projects. 
 
B. Existing Projects  
The following existing projects are illustrated in Figure 9: 
 
Project Name Responsible 
Agency 
Method Acres Status 
Ironside GAFSC Mastication 20 Remowed 2010 
Viejas Creek GAFC Mastication 44 Completed  
Sweetwater GAFSC Mastication 74 Completed 2009 
Sweetwater Viejas/ 
Ewiiaapaayp 
Mastication 19 Completed 2009 
Sweetwater USFS Mastication  NEPA complete 
Victoria GAFSC Mastication 1=85 Phase 1–2010 
Phase 2–funded 
Crown Hills  GAFSC Mastication 1=11 Phase 1–2010 
Farlin GAFSC Mastication 1=22 Phase 1–2010 
Phase 2–
proposed 
Lilacrest GAFSC Mastication 1=20 
 
Phase 1–2009 
Phase 2–funded 
Phase 3–
proposed 
Ranches of Palo 
Verde 
Ranches of Palo  Mastication 100 Completed 
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Project Name Responsible 
Agency 
Method Acres Status 
Verde FSC 
Horsethief USFS Mastication/Burning 1000 NEPA complete 
Horsethief GAFSC Mastication 1=400 
2=400 
Phase 1 funded 
Phase 2 proposed 
Carveacre Carveacre FSC Mastication 1=20 
2=20 
3=20 
4=20 
Phase 1–2006 
Phase 2–2007 
Phase 3–2008 
Phase 4–2010 
Carveacre GSOB Carveacre FSC Dead Oak Removal 1=11 Phase 1–2010 
Phase 2–funded 
Carveacre Evac 
Routes 
Carveacre FSC Hand Crew 80 Annual 
Carveacre ID Carveacre FSC Street Signs and  
Address Markers 
n/a Completed 2008 
 
  
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SECTION III: TREATMENT OF STRUCTURAL IGNITABILITY 
 
In cooperation with the County of San Diego, the member organizations of the Alpine Public 
Safety Committee support and promote Fire Safe activities. Each of the member organizations 
supports and educates Alpine citizens in ways to reduce structural ignitibility through meeting 
County of San Diego Building and Fire Code requirements. 
 
The partnership that exists between the listed organizations (federal, state, local, and citizens) 
allows the community of Alpine to reduce hazardous vegetative fuels that could ignite residences 
and commercial facilities during Santa Ana wind fire conditions.  The Natural Resource 
Conservation Service has already declared removal of dead, dying, and diseased trees an 
“exigency” task.  Maintaining properties with the appropriate defensible space is a key factor to 
protecting lives and property in the mountain community (Fire Defensible Space and You…, 
2005). 
Overview 
The key foci of our program for reducing structural ignitability are: 
(1) To increase the distance between the fuel bed and a structure in order to lessen direct 
flame impingement and to reduce the likelihood that blowing embers initiate a 
structural fire. 
(2) To remove flammable conduits such as fences, decks, and flowerbeds around homes 
that can provide a path for a fire. 
(3) To encourage homeowners to make fire safe improvements to their homes such as 
replacing flammable roofs, protecting all vents with wire mesh, and installing dual 
pane windows, preferably with wood, metal or metal-reinforced vinyl frames, to 
lessen the probability of fire intrusion. 
(4) To encourage homeowners to maintain their driveways and meet the legally required 
access standards. 
(5) To encourage homeowners maintenance of water systems within the legal standards 
during a fire emergency.  
Some of these items are being addressed by direct intervention using federal, county, or state 
funds while others are being accomplished through educational and outreach programs.  The rest 
of this section provides more detail on these.   
Creation of Defensible Space 
Greater Alpine Fire Safe Council (GAFSC) has obtained federal funds and private donations to 
carry out chipping programs throughout Alpine, thus removing one barrier that homeowners face 
when creating defensible space around their homes.   These programs will also provide 
instruction on how best a homeowner might protect his/her home.  
 
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Future funding will be used to continue offering chipping to homeowners within the Greater 
Alpine area who are not serviced by either Alpine Fire Protection District’s chipping program or 
that of San Diego County Fire Authority. 
 
GAFSC has created a Defensible Space Assistance Program (DSAP) to help people with special 
needs create defensible space though it does not maintain this space in perpetuity. These people 
all have limited means and may be: 
• Infirm, disabled or physically challenged 
• Elderly 
• Single parents  
• Low ranking military personal or veterans   
•  Widows and Widowers  
This program will continue as needed provided funding is available. 
 
To aid homeowners with these programs, Alpine Fire Protection District, CAL FIRE, and US 
Forest Service will make free on-site visits to assess what work is needed to create effective 
defensible space within 100ft of the home. 
 
GAFSC’s chipping program is increasingly helping Alpine residents create and maintain 
defensible space as illustrated as volume in cubic feet vs. time in the figure below:
 
Education and Outreach 
The Greater Alpine, Carveacre, and Ranches of Palo Verde FSCs will continue to organize 
programs to educate the public, including middle school students, about living safely in the 
wildland urban interface.  Homes that GAFSC has worked on have been featured in the media 
and on garden tours. These programs are run in conjunction with the Alpine, San Diego Rural 
and Viejas Fire Departments, the US Forest Service, and CAL FIRE.   
The Alpine Public Safety Committee’s educational goals include but are not limited to: 
• Increasing public awareness of Red Flag conditions 
• Continuous education to the Greater Alpine population regarding the importance of 
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• Distribution of information regarding reducing structural ignition threats 
 
GAFSC’s current educational plan includes: 
• Distribution of “Before the Threat” DVDs 
• Creation and distribution of our “Protecting Your Home From Wildfire” brochure 
• Creation and distribution of a brochure outlining our services 
• Expansion of education program to include Los Coches Middle School a second 
middle school now serving the Greater Alpine area. 
• Support of Viejas Fire Department’s fifth grade fire education program 
• Participation in Sage & Songbirds Festival and Garden Tour 
• Participation in Viejas Days Parade and Festival 
• Participation in Alpine Fire Protection District Open House 
• Public speaking engagements to community organizations, service groups and faith 
based organizations 
These messages get to the public through articles in local newspapers, flyers and meetings in 
local neighborhoods and the GAFSC website, www.greateralpinefsc.org.   
 
SEGTION IV:
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SIGNATORS
Wildfire Protection Plan developed for Alpine, San Diego, California
Was collaboratively developed. Interested parties and federal land
management agencies in the vicinity of Alpine have been consulted.
This plan identifies and prioritizes areas for hazardous fuel reduction
treatments and recommends the types and methods of treatment that will
protect Alpine.
This plan recommends measures to reduce ignitability of structures
throughout the area addressed by the plan.
The following entities attest that the standards listed above are proposed to be met and mutually
agree with the content of this Community Wildfire Protection Plan:
UNINCORPORATED MUNICIPALIW
Mandatory Signature Page
California Department of Forestry
and Fire Protection
Chief Howard Windsor
San Diego County Fire Service Coordinator
Ralph Steinhoff or Ken Miller
Alpine Fire Protection District
Chief Donald Butz
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Collaborators Sig nature Page
The undersigned certify that they worked collaboratively on this document, consulting with
interested parties and agencies having jurisdiction as able and applicable.
0rganization Signature
Alpine Public Safety Committee
Committee Chair Neville Connell fJ,rt@{
United States Forest Service
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Chief Don Butz
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Grant Administrator Wende Cornelius
Carveacre Fire Safe Council
President David M. Duke
Ranches of Palo Verde Fire Safe
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President Sal Casamassima
Crown Hills Homeowners Association
Fire Safety Committee
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Appendix A: References
Documentation Affecting Fuels Reduction, Building Gonstruction, and Community Fire Protection.
[These are examples of references and is not an exhaustive list. P/ease add/delete resources as
needed.l
LIST OF REFERENCES:
1. County of San Diego Building Code, Attachment B (current edition).
2. County of San Diego Fire Code, Attachment A (current adopted code: www.sdcounty.ca.gov)
3. County of San Diego Code of Regulatory Ordinances, Title 6 Health and Sanitation, Division
8. Sewage and Refuse Disposal, Chapter 4. Removal of Combustible Vegetation and Other
Flammable Materials (current code)
4. County of San Diego, OES Hazard Mitisation Ptan (2004)
5. County of San Diego, Fire. Defensible Space and You... (2005) www.wildfirezone.orq
6. http://fran.cdf.ca.qov for additional maps, data, and documents
7. http://www.cafirealliance.orq California Fire Alliance website for additional documents.
8. http://wildfire.cr.usqs.qov/fireplanning California Fire Alliance mapping toolfor additional
planning and documents.
9. http : //www. iafc. orq/q rants/wi ld la nd_f i re. asp#down loads
10. http://www.livinqwithfire.com Sample of information from Nevada Living with Fire program.
11. www.fast.orq
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Appendix B: Maps
Figure 1: Area Map
Figure 2. Communities Map
Shows the main population centers.
Figure 3: Assefs af Rrsk
Shows improvements in the community according to the County Assessor. Some
improvements, not in the Assessors parcels, may not be shown in this map.
Figure 4: USGS Topographic Map
Figure 5: Fire Threat (modeled by CDF FRAP)
Combines expected fire frequency with potential fire behavior to create 4 threat
classes.
Figure 6: Fire History 1910 
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1993 (CDF FRAP)
Large fire history, generally 300-acre minimum for CDF fires since 1950 and 10-acre
minimum for USFS fires since 1910, but many smaller fires as well.
Figure 7. Wild land-Urban lntefface zone designations (CDF FRAP)
Depicts areas where there is wildland fire threat to human development.
Figure 8: Vegetation Cl assification
Shows vegetation classified using Holland 95 classification schema. Last
updated July 2005.
Figure 9. Fuels Projects
lllustrates completed fuels treatment projects referenced in Section ll ltem B.
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Lawson  Valley
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CALFIRE Lyons Valley
CALFIRE Flinn Springs
San Diego Rural Dehesa
Lakeside Fire Station 3
San Diego Rural Descanso
San Miguel Fire Station 23
East County F ire Station 18
USFS Alpine Fire Station 47
USFS Descanso Fire Station 41
Viejas Reservation  Fire Station
San Diego Rural Harbison Canyon
Sycuan  Reservation  Fire Station
Alpine CPA
Lakeside CPA
Jamul-Dulzura CPA
Crest-Dehesa CPA
Central Mountain CPA
Mountain Empire CPA
Alpine CWPP
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Community Plan Area
# Fire Stations
Major Roads
Other Roads
Lakes
#
#
#
#
#
#
# #
#
#
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#
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LOVELAND RESERVOIR
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BR
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AC
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MAGUAY
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JAPATUL
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Lee Valley
Lawson  Valley
USFS Japatul 46
Alpine Fire Station
CALFIRE Lyons Valley
CALFIRE Flinn Springs
San Diego Rural Dehesa
Lakeside Fire Station 3
Lakeside Fire Station 26 San Diego Rural Descanso
San Miguel Fire Station 23
East County F ire Station 18
USFS Alpine Fire Station 47
USFS Descanso Fire Station 41
Viejas Reservation  Fire Station
San Diego Rural Harbison Canyon
Sycuan  Reservation  Fire Station
Alpine CWPP
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*According to the County of San Diego Assessor's O ffice
Greater Alpine Fire Safe Council
# Fire Stations
Improvements*
Major Roads
Other Roads
Lakes
#
#
#
#
#
#
# #
#
#
#
#
#
#
#
#
#
EL CAPITAN RESERVOIR
LOVELAND RESERVOIR
LAKE JENNINGS
CORTE MADERA LAKE
PALO VERDE LAKE
POND 37A
RESERVOIR 25TH
RESERVOIR
I- 8  EB
I- 8 WB
SR-
79
ALP INE
DEHE SA
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TE
GRADE
VIE JA S 
G RADE
SK YLINE  TRUCK
WIL
LOW
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LYO N
S  VA
LLEY
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HA
RB
ISO
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YO
N
CONEJOS  VALLEY
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AN
ITA
OLDE HIG HWAY  80
CTE
 MA
DER
A
GOUDIE  TRUCK
QUA IL C
A NYO N
PE UTZ VA LLE
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RUDNICK
SE QUA N TRUCK
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ER
 CR
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K
SLOA NE  CANY ON
BOUNDARY
VIE JA S
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DC
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CA
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BURRIS
RIGGS
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PARK
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BUNNY
TOMPAU
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PE NCE
LA  FORC
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EM M A
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YUCCA
LOS CO CHES
CH
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BIG RE D
WILDWO OD G LEN
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CAMPBELL RANCH
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IAL
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VISTA  DE MONT EMAR
CARL
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VIEJAS CREEK
CHOCOLAT E SUMMIT
STAR VALLEY
VIA A RT URO
VERNAL
KE
NT
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BE LL B LUFF TRUCK
RUIS
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E R R
ANCH
WE ST B OUND ARY
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SHA LY N
SHU
LUK
MYR
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I- 8
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I- 8
I- 8
VIE J
AS
JA PATUL
I- 8
I- 8
I- 8
Lee Valley
Lawson Valley
USFS Japatul 46
Alpine Fire Station
CALFIRE Lyons Valley
CALFIRE Flinn Springs
San Diego Rural Dehesa
Lakeside Fire Station 3
Lakeside Fire Station 26 San Diego Rural Descanso
San Miguel Fire Station 23
East County Fire Station 18
USFS Alpine Fire Station 47
USFS Descanso Fire Station 41
Viejas Reservation Fire Station
San Diego Rural Harbison Canyon
Sycuan  Reservation Fire Station
Alpine CWPP
USGS Topo Map
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Greater Alpine Fire Safe Council
# Fire Stations
Major Roads
Other Roads
Lakes
#
#
#
#
#
#
# #
#
#
#
#
#
#
#
#
#
EL CAPITAN RESERVOIR
LOVELAND RESERVOIR
LAKE JENNINGS
CORTE MADERA LAKE
PALO VERDE LAKE
POND 37A
RESERVOIR 25TH
RESERVOIR
I-8 EB
I-8 WB
SR-7
9
ALPINE
DEHESA
EL MO N
TE
GRADE
VIEJAS G
RADE
SKYLINE TRUCK
WILLOW
JAMUL
ARNOLD
JAP
ATU
L VA
LLE
Y
WILLOW
S
SR-94
HILARY
LA  CRE
STA
LAWSON
 VALLEY
TAV
ERN
LYO N
S VAL
LEY
HA
RB
ISO
N C
AN
YO
N
CONEJOS VALLEY
OAK
ANI
TA
OLDE HIGHWAY 80
CTE
 MA
DER
A
GOUDIE T RUCK
WILLOW GLEN
QUAIL CA
NYON
PEUTZ  VALLEY
RUDNICK
SEQ UAN TRUCK
BOU
LDE
R C
REE
K
SLOANE CANYON
BOUNDARY
VIEJAS
WIL
DCA
T C
ANY
ON
JAPATUL
I-8
EMILY
RIOS CANYON
BULLARD
OLD HIGHWAY 80
I-8 BU
SINES
S
RIV
ERCHIQ UITALAKEVIEW
BEAVER HO LLOW
MARTIN
OTTO
SILVA
BLO
SSO
M V
ALL
EY
OLIVE V ISTA
MOUN
TAIN 
V IEW
ANDERSON T RUCK
SUNCREST
CARV
EACR
E
LUCITACHO
UKA
IR
BR
OW
NS
LIL
AC
ALTA LOM
A
CREEK HILLS
RAV
LOST
WILLSON
VIA  V IEJAS
MTN
 LIO
N
RIVERSIDE
LARRY
MAGUAY
AL BAHR
AVA LOMA
FIREBRAND
BURRIS
RIGGSEUCLID
SPANISH B IT
SNEATH
TESTIGO
FARLIN
BAB
EL
HIDDEN GLEN
PARK
RED OAK
FOREST  PARK
ALP
INE
 TR
AIL
OLD RANCH
BU
RR
EL
L
ELT INGE
POLK
GENESIS
WISECARVER TRUCK
BUNNY
TOMPAU
LAWSON HILLS
PENCE
LA FORCE
EMM A
NUEL
YUCCA
CH
RIS
BIG RED
WILDWO OD GLEN
VICTORIA PARK
SKYE VALLEY
JAPATUL SPUR
AVNDA DE LOS ARBO
LES
ANDERSON
CAMPBELL RANCH
EU
LA
LIZ
ACOR
DIA
L
SCE
NIC
PATRICK
KUMEYAI
TELKAIF
SOUTH
PATA RANCH
LOS PINOS
ALTA
VISTA DE MONTEMAR
CARL
OLIVE V IEWEAST COUNTY ALONZO
VIEJAS CREEK
CHOCOLATE SUMMIT
STAR VALLEY
VIA  ARTURO
VERNAL
KEN
T
SIMON
BELL BLUFF T RUCK
RUIS
HELL
ER RA
NCH
WEST BOUNDARY
ALT
OR
O
LOR
REL
PATA V IEW
SHALYN
SHU
LUK
MYR
TLE
SOLDIN
DIA
MO
ND 
GEM
AMY
I-8
I-8 I-8
I-8
SLOANE CANYON
I-8
VIEJA
S
JAPATUL
I-8
I-8
Lee Valley
Lawson  Valley
USFS Japatul 46
Alpine Fire Station
CALFIRE Lyons Valley
CALFIRE Flinn Springs
San Diego Rural Dehesa
Lakeside Fire Station 3
Lakeside Fire Station 26 San Diego Rural Descanso
San Miguel Fire Station 23
East County F ire Station 18
USFS Alpine Fire Station 47
USFS Descanso Fire Station 41
Viejas Reservation  Fire Station
San Diego Rural Harbison Canyon
Sycuan  Reservation  Fire Station
Alpine CWPP
FIRE THREAT
0 2 41 Miles
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Data Source:  California Departm ent of  Forestry and Fire P rotect ion
Greater Alpine Fire Safe Council
# Fire Stations
Major Roads
Other Roads
Lakes
Fire Threat (2004)
LITTLE OR NO THREAT
MODERATE
HIGH
VERY HIGH
EXTREME
#
#
#
#
#
#
# #
#
#
#
#
#
#
#
#
#
EL CAPITAN RESERVOIR
LOVELAND RESERVOIR
LAKE JENNINGS
CORTE MADERA LAKE
PALO VERDE LAKE
POND 37A
RESERVOIR 25TH
RESERVOIR
I-8 EB
I-8 WB
SR-7
9
ALPINE
DEHESA
EL MO N
TE
GRADE
VIEJAS G
RADE
SKYLINE TRUCK
WILLOW
JAMUL
ARNOLD
JAP
ATU
L VA
LLE
Y
WILLOW
S
SR-94
HILARY
LA  CRE
STA
LAWSON
 VALLEY
TAV
ERN
LYO N
S VAL
LEY
HA
RB
ISO
N C
AN
YO
N
CONEJOS VALLEY
OAK
ANI
TA
OLDE HIGHWAY 80
CTE
 MA
DER
A
GOUDIE T RUCK
WILLOW GLEN
QUAIL CA
NYON
PEUTZ  VALLEY
RUDNICK
SEQ UAN TRUCK
BOU
LDE
R C
REE
K
SLOANE CANYON
BOUNDARY
VIEJAS
WIL
DCA
T C
ANY
ON
JAPATUL
I-8
EMILY
RIOS CANYON
BULLARD
OLD HIGHWAY 80
I-8 BU
SINES
S
RIV
ERCHIQ UITALAKEVIEW
BEAVER HO LLOW
MARTIN
OTTO
SILVA
BLO
SSO
M V
ALL
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OLIVE V ISTA
MOUN
TAIN 
V IEW
ANDERSON T RUCK
SUNCREST
CARV
EACR
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LUCITACHO
UKA
IR
BR
OW
NS
LIL
AC
ALTA LOM
A
CREEK HILLS
RAV
LOST
WILLSON
VIA  V IEJAS
MTN
 LIO
N
RIVERSIDE
LARRY
MAGUAY
AL BAHR
AVA LOMA
FIREBRAND
BURRIS
RIGGSEUCLID
SPANISH B IT
SNEATH
TESTIGO
FARLIN
BAB
EL
HIDDEN GLEN
PARK
RED OAK
FOREST  PARK
ALP
INE
 TR
AIL
OLD RANCH
BU
RR
EL
L
ELT INGE
POLK
GENESIS
WISECARVER TRUCK
BUNNY
TOMPAU
LAWSON HILLS
PENCE
LA FORCE
EMM A
NUEL
YUCCA
CH
RIS
BIG RED
WILDWO OD GLEN
VICTORIA PARK
SKYE VALLEY
JAPATUL SPUR
AVNDA DE LOS ARBO
LES
ANDERSON
CAMPBELL RANCH
EU
LA
LIZ
ACOR
DIA
L
SCE
NIC
PATRICK
KUMEYAI
TELKAIF
SOUTH
PATA RANCH
LOS PINOS
ALTA
VISTA DE MONTEMAR
CARL
OLIVE V IEWEAST COUNTY ALONZO
VIEJAS CREEK
CHOCOLATE SUMMIT
STAR VALLEY
VIA  ARTURO
VERNAL
KEN
T
SIMON
BELL BLUFF T RUCK
RUIS
HELL
ER RA
NCH
WEST BOUNDARY
ALT
OR
O
LOR
REL
PATA V IEW
SHALYN
SHU
LUK
MYR
TLE
SOLDIN
DIA
MO
ND 
GEM
AMY
I-8
I-8 I-8
I-8
SLOANE CANYON
I-8
VIEJA
S
JAPATUL
I-8
I-8
Lee Valley
Lawson  Valley
USFS Japatul 46
Alpine Fire Station
CALFIRE Lyons Valley
CALFIRE Flinn Springs
San Diego Rural Dehesa
Lakeside Fire Station 3
Lakeside Fire Station 26 San Diego Rural Descanso
San Miguel Fire Station 23
East County F ire Station 18
USFS Alpine Fire Station 47
USFS Descanso Fire Station 41
Viejas Reservation  Fire Station
San Diego Rural Harbison Canyon
Sycuan  Reservation  Fire Station
Alpine CWPP
FIRE HISTORY
0 2 41 Miles
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Data Source:  California Departm ent of  Forestry and Fire P rotect ion
Fire History
Year
1910 - 1919
1920 - 1929
1930 - 1939
1940 - 1949
1950 - 1959
1960 - 1969
1970 - 1979
1980 - 1989
1990 - 1999
2000 - 2009
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#
#
#
#
#
# #
#
#
#
#
#
#
#
#
#
EL CAPITAN RESERVOIR
LOVELAND RESERVOIR
LAKE JENNINGS
CORTE MADERA LAKE
PALO VERDE LAKE
POND 37A
RESERVOIR 25TH
RESERVOIR
I-8 EB
I-8 WB
SR-7
9
ALPINE
DEHESA
EL MO N
TE
GRADE
VIEJAS G
RADE
SKYLINE TRUCK
WILLOW
JAMUL
ARNOLD
JAP
ATU
L VA
LLE
Y
WILLOW
S
SR-94
HILARY
LA  CRE
STA
LAWSON
 VALLEY
TAV
ERN
LYO N
S VAL
LEY
HA
RB
ISO
N C
AN
YO
N
CONEJOS VALLEY
OAK
ANI
TA
OLDE HIGHWAY 80
CTE
 MA
DER
A
GOUDIE T RUCK
WILLOW GLEN
QUAIL CA
NYON
PEUTZ  VALLEY
RUDNICK
SEQ UAN TRUCK
BOU
LDE
R C
REE
K
SLOANE CANYON
BOUNDARY
VIEJAS
WIL
DCA
T C
ANY
ON
JAPATUL
I-8
EMILY
RIOS CANYON
BULLARD
OLD HIGHWAY 80
I-8 BU
SINES
S
RIV
ERCHIQ UITALAKEVIEW
BEAVER HO LLOW
MARTIN
OTTO
SILVA
BLO
SSO
M V
ALL
EY
OLIVE V ISTA
MOUN
TAIN 
V IEW
ANDERSON T RUCK
SUNCREST
CARV
EACR
E
LUCITACHO
UKA
IR
BR
OW
NS
LIL
AC
ALTA LOM
A
CREEK HILLS
RAV
LOST
WILLSON
VIA  V IEJAS
MTN
 LIO
N
RIVERSIDE
LARRY
MAGUAY
AL BAHR
AVA LOMA
FIREBRAND
BURRIS
RIGGSEUCLID
SPANISH B IT
SNEATH
TESTIGO
FARLIN
BAB
EL
HIDDEN GLEN
PARK
RED OAK
FOREST  PARK
ALP
INE
 TR
AIL
OLD RANCH
BU
RR
EL
L
ELT INGE
POLK
GENESIS
WISECARVER TRUCK
BUNNY
TOMPAU
LAWSON HILLS
PENCE
LA FORCE
EMM A
NUEL
YUCCA
CH
RIS
BIG RED
WILDWO OD GLEN
VICTORIA PARK
SKYE VALLEY
JAPATUL SPUR
AVNDA DE LOS ARBO
LES
ANDERSON
CAMPBELL RANCH
EU
LA
LIZ
ACOR
DIA
L
SCE
NIC
PATRICK
KUMEYAI
TELKAIF
SOUTH
PATA RANCH
LOS PINOS
ALTA
VISTA DE MONTEMAR
CARL
OLIVE V IEWEAST COUNTY ALONZO
VIEJAS CREEK
CHOCOLATE SUMMIT
STAR VALLEY
VIA  ARTURO
VERNAL
KEN
T
SIMON
BELL BLUFF T RUCK
RUIS
HELL
ER RA
NCH
WEST BOUNDARY
ALT
OR
O
LOR
REL
PATA V IEW
SHALYN
SHU
LUK
MYR
TLE
SOLDIN
DIA
MO
ND 
GEM
AMY
I-8
I-8 I-8
I-8
SLOANE CANYON
I-8
VIEJA
S
JAPATUL
I-8
I-8
Lee Valley
Lawson  Valley
USFS Japatul 46
Alpine Fire Station
CALFIRE Lyons Valley
CALFIRE Flinn Springs
San Diego Rural Dehesa
Lakeside Fire Station 3
Lakeside Fire Station 26 San Diego Rural Descanso
San Miguel Fire Station 23
East County F ire Station 18
USFS Alpine Fire Station 47
USFS Descanso Fire Station 41
Viejas Reservation  Fire Station
San Diego Rural Harbison Canyon
Sycuan  Reservation  Fire Station
Alpine CWPP
WILDLAND URBAN INTERFACE
0 1 20.5 Miles
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Greater Alpine Fire Safe Council
# Fire Stations
Major Roads
Other Roads
Lakes
Wildland-Urban Interface Zone
No
Yes
#
#
#
#
#
#
# #
#
#
#
#
#
#
#
#
#
EL CAPITAN RESERVOIR
LOVELAND RESERVOIR
LAKE JENNINGS
CORTE MADERA LAKE
PALO VERDE LAKE
POND 37A
RESERVOIR 25TH
RESERVOIR
I-8 EB
I-8 WB
SR-7
9
ALPINE
DEHESA
EL MO N
TE
GRADE
VIEJAS G
RADE
SKYLINE TRUCK
WIL
LOW
JAMUL
ARNOLD
JAP
ATU
L VA
LLE
Y
WILLOW
S
SR-94
HILARYLAW
SON VAL
LEY
TAV
ERN
LYO N
S VAL
LEY
LA CRE
STA
HA
RB
ISO
N C
AN
YO
N
CONEJOS VALLEY
OAK
ANI
TA
OLDE HIGHWAY 80
CTE
 MA
DER
A
GOUDIE T RUCK
QUAIL CA
NYON
PEUTZ  VALLEY
RUDNICK
SEQ UAN TRUCK
BOU
LDE
R C
REE
K
SLOANE CANYON
BOUNDARY
VIEJAS
WIL
DCA
T C
ANY
ON
JAPATUL
I-8
WILLO
W GL
EN
EMILY
RIOS CANYON
BULLARD
OLD HIGHWAY 80
I-8 BUS
INESS
RIV
ERCHIQ UITALAKEVIEW
BEAVER HO LLOW
MARTIN
OTTO
SILVA
BLO
SSO
M V
ALL
EY
OLIVE V ISTA
MOUN
TAIN 
V IEW
ANDERSON T RUCK
SUNCREST
CARV
EACR
E
LUCITACHO
UKA
IR
BR
OW
NS
LIL
AC
ALTA LOM
A
CREEK HILLS
RAV
EUCLID
LOST
WILLSON
VIA  V IEJAS
MTN
 LIO
N
RIVERSIDE
LARRY
MAGUAY
AL BAHR
AVA LOMA
FIREBRAND
BURRIS
RIGGS
SPANISH B IT
SNEATH
TESTIGO
FARLIN
BAB
EL
HIDDEN GLEN
PARK
RED OAK
FOREST  PARK
ALP
INE
 TR
AIL
OLD RANCH
BU
RR
EL
L
ELT INGE
POLK
GENESIS
WISECARVER TRUCK
BUNNY
TOMPAU
LAWSON HILLS
PENCE
LA FORCE
EMM A
NUEL
YUCCA
CH
RIS
BIG RED
WILDWO OD GLEN
VICTORIA PARK
SKYE VALLEY
JAPATUL SPUR
AVNDA DE LOS ARBO
LES
ANDERSON
CAMPBELL RANCH
EULA
LIZ
ACOR
DIA
L
SCE
NIC
PATRICK
KUMEYAI
TELKAIF
SOUTH
PATA RANCH
LOS PINOS
ALTA
VISTA DE MONTEMAR
CARL
OLIVE V IEWEAST COUNTY ALONZO
VIEJAS CREEK
CHOCOLATE SUMMIT
STAR VALLEY
VIA  ARTURO
VERNAL
KEN
T
SIMON
BELL BLUFF T RUCK
RUIS
HELL
ER RA
NCH
WEST BOUNDARY
ALT
OR
O
LOR
REL
SHALYN
SHU
LUK
MYR
TLE
SOLDIN
DIA
MO
ND 
GEM
AMY
I-8
I-8 I-8
I-8
SLOANE CANYON
I-8
VIEJA
S
JAPATUL
I-8
I-8
Lee Valley
Lawson  Valley
USFS Japatul 46
Alpine Fire Station
CALFIRE Lyons Valley
CALFIRE Flinn Springs
San Diego Rural Dehesa
Lakeside Fire Station 3
Lakeside Fire Station 26 San Diego Rural Descanso
San Miguel Fire Station 23
East County F ire Station 18
USFS Alpine Fire Station 47
USFS Descanso Fire Station 41
Viejas Reservation  Fire Station
San Diego Rural Harbison Canyon
Sycuan  Reservation  Fire Station
Alpine CWPP
VEGETATION CLASSIFICATIONS
0 2 41 Miles
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Greater Alpine Fire Safe Council
# Fire Stations
Major Roads
Other Roads
Lakes See attached legendfor vegetation classifications
Legend
Vegetation Communities (Holland 95 Classification)
HOLLAND
Southern Foredunes, Beach, Saltpan, Mudflats Southerm Foredunes, Beach,Saltpan, Mudflats(13300, 13400, 21230)
Coastal Sage Scrub Coastal Sage Scrub(31200, 32400, 32500, 32700, 32710, 32720)
Chaparral
Chaparral(35000, 35200, 35210, 37000, 37120, 37121,37122, 37130, 37131, 37132, 37200, 37210,37220, 37300, 37500, 37520, 37530, 37540,37830, 37900, 37A00, 37C30, 37K00, 37G00)
Grassland Grassland(42000, 42100, 42110, 42120, 42200, 42300, 42400,42470)
Riparian Scrub Riparian Scrub(60000, 63000, 63300, 63310, 63320, 63410, 63810, 63820)
Riparian Woodland Riparian Woodland(62000, 62300, 62400)
Riparian Forest Riparian Forest(61000, 61300, 61310, 61320, 62330, 61510,61810, 61820)
Pinyon Juniper Woodlands Pinyon Juniper Woodlands(72300, 72310, 72320)
Other Woodlands Other Woodlands(70000, 71000, 71100, 71160, 71161, 71162, 71180,71181, 71182, 75100, 77000, 78000, 79000)
Oak Forest Oak Forest(81300, 81310, 81320, 81340)
Meadow and Seep Meadow and Seep(45000, 45100, 45110, 45120, 45300, 45320, 45400)
Marsh Marsh(52120, 52300, 52310, 52400, 52410, 52420, 52440)
Coniferous Forest Coniferous Forest(81100, 83140, 83230, 84000, 84100, 84140, 8415084230, 84500, 85100)
Desert Dunes (22100, 22300) Desert Dunes(22100, 22300, 24000)
Playas/Badlands/Mudhill Forbs Playas/Badlands/Mudhill Forbs(46000, 46100)
Desert Scrub Desert Scrub(33100, 33200, 33210, 33220, 33500, 33600, 34000, 34300, 36110, 39000)
Desert Chaparral Desert Chaparral(37400, 37800)
Dry Wash Woodla Dry Wash Woodland(29000, 33230, 33300, 36120, 62200)
Water (Including 11200, 13200) Water (Including 11200, 13200)
Urban, Disturbed Habitat,Agriculture, Eucalyptus Woodland Urban, Disturbed Habitat,Agriculture, Eucalyptus Woodland
Not Mapped (data gaps) Not Mapped (Data Gaps)
Viejas CreekVictoria Loop
Sweetwater Project
Spir itTrail
Ranches ofPalo Verde
Lilacrest West
Ironside Fuelbreak
Harbison Canyon
Horsethief
Farlin
CrownHills
Carveacre
ALPINE BL
JAPATUL  RD
SKYLINE TRUCK TL
DEHESA RD
LYONS
 VALLEY 
RD
I-8 BU
SIN ES
S 
D E HESA RD
Alpine CWPP
FUELS MITIGATION PROJECTS
0 2 41 Miles
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Greater Alpine Fire Safe CouncilMajor Roads
Other RoadsCarveacre
Crown HillsFarlin
Harbison CanyonHorsethief
IronsideLilacrest West
Ranches of Palo VerdeSpirit Trail Area
SweetwaterVictoria Loop
Viejas Creek