Griffith Park Fire Draft Recovery PlanMay 30, 2007.ppt

Griffith Park Fire Draft Recovery PlanMay 30, 2007
Mayor Antonio R. Villaraigosa
Councilman Tom LaBonge, CD 4
General Manager Jon Kirk Mukri
City of Los Angeles Department of Recreation & Parks
© losermike 2007
Overall Goal
The goal of the Griffith Park Fire Recovery Plan Task Force is to develop a fire recovery plan for Griffith Park that is science- and data-based.
The Recovery Plan will include fire damage and erosion control mitigation measures, as well as restoration elements that will be designed and implemented based on the results of professional assessments of damage, and potential environmental and public safety hazards resulting from the fire.
The recovery planning process will involve technical experts from various government agencies munity groups, and include soliciting advice ments from the various parks advocacy groups, the local neighborhood associations and Neighborhood Councils.
Implementation of Fire Recovery Planning Process
First Steps…
Assembly of Working Teams of Technical Experts  on a Griffith Fire Recovery Plan Task Force
Objectives of Collaboration:
Reduce Duplication of Efforts
Synchronized Efforts
Cost-Efficiency
Timeliness
Minimization of Environmental Damage
Standardization of Data Collection Methods
Sharing of Resources
anizations
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT
. Forest Service-Wildland Fire Leadership Council (Burned Area Emergency Response)
CAL FIRE (California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection)
National Park Service – Santa Monica Mountains National Recreation Area (SMMNRA)
USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS)
STATE GOVERNMENT
Los Angeles Regional Water Quality Control Board
California Department of Fish and Game
California Department of Recreation and Parks
California Office of Historic Preservation
Southern California Air Quality Management District
University of California Cooperative Extension (Agriculture and Natural Resources
anizations
LOCAL GOVERNMENT
Los Angeles Natural Histo