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Prescribed burn plans for next week

Clint’s Well Ariz., Nov. 9, 2017, For Immediate Release — Two prescribed burn are planned in the Mogollon Rim Ranger District on the Coconino National Forest which are both in the area of Clint’s Well.

Clint’s Well project (three miles north of Clint’s Well) and Blue Ridge Urban Interface project (northeast of Clint’s Well) are scheduled to begin as early as Monday.

Prescribed burns are always dependent upon weather and wind conditions, which can differ drastically across the forest. Prescribed burns are also subject to approval from the Arizona Department of Environmental Quality as they are coordinated across multiple forests.

 

MOGOLLON RIM RANGER DISTRICT.

Clint’s Well Project

When: Ignitions for the Clint’s Well Project begin Monday (Nov. 13) at approximately 9-9:30 a.m. The estimated duration of this project is one day.

Where: The burn area is three miles north of Clint’s Well, near Lake Mary Road, using Forest Roads 136B, FR 211C, and local topography as boundaries. (34°36'38.99"N, 111°18'50.35"W)

Size: Approximately 450 acres.

Closures/Restrictions: None.

Smoke Impacts: Smoke is predicted to move toward the east/northeast and may impact local communities and motorists on Lake Mary Road. Cooling temperatures in the evenings may cause smoke to settle in the Happy Jack area and drain down nearby canyons.

 

Blue Ridge Urban Interface Project

When: Ignitions for the Blue Ridge Urban Interface Project begin Monday (Nov. 14) at approximately 9-9:30 a.m. The estimated duration of this project is one day.

Where: The burn area is 10 miles northeast of Clint’s Well, along state Route 87, using Forest Roads 95,  513, local topography and FR 6068A as boundaries. (34°37'47.4"N 111°10'31.1"W)

Size: Approximately 1,000 acres.

Closures/Restrictions: None.

Smoke Impacts: Smoke is predicted to move toward the east/northeast and may impact local communities such as Clear Creek Pines Units 3-7 and motorists on state Route 87. Cooling temperatures in the evenings may cause smoke to settle in the Happy Jack area and drain down nearby canyons.

 

Notifications of upcoming prescribed burns are provided regularly by news releases throughout the season and also by the following online resources:

·        Sign up to receive news releases from Coconino NF: www.fs.fed.us/news/subscription.shtml

·        Coconino NF’s Inciweb page: http://inciweb.nwcg.gov/unit/303/

·        Coconino NF’s Twitter account: www.twitter.com/CoconinoNF

·        Coconino NF public website: www.coconinonationalforest.us, (Under News and Events)

·        Coconino NF’s Facebook page: www.facebook.com/coconinonf

 

For information on possible road closures or road restrictions associated with prescribed burns, please visit www.az511.gov.                                           ###

 

 

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George F. Jozens
Deputy Public Affairs Officer

Forest Service

Coconino National Forest, Supervisors Office

p: 928-527-3412
gjozens@xxxxxxxxx

1924 S. Thompson St
Flagstaff, AZ 86001
www.fs.fed.us
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