North Fork, California

Promoting and Protecting the Cultural, Economic and Environmental Welfare of Cascadel Ranch through Collaborative Education and Facilitation

In collaboration with Madera County SA-21, CAL FIRE, USFS, NFPA, FSC, and Firewise USA, the Firewise Cascadel Ranch FSC continues to promote and facilitate the following Hoya Kwe Cascadel Ranch Projects:

Fuel Reduction and Ingress Egress Improvement Project

Cascadel Ranch Fuel Reduction

Continue to remove dead, down, dying and dangerous vegetative fuels throughout Cascadel Ranch to mitigate the risk of catastrophic wildfire and facilitate free-flowing and safe ingress egress. Clear and upgrade ROWs to meet the California Fire Code. Create permanent, viable, safe, sustainable and fair, upgraded and maintained, ingress egress, thoughout Cascadel Ranch. Connect Cascadel Drove North and South.

SA-21 Cascadel Ranch Greenbelts

Continue to park out and green the 45 acres and public right of ways within Cascadel Ranch.

Secure legal, permanent, viable, sustainable and fair water sources for Cascadel Ranch.

End illegal and unsafe use of surface water. End illegal and unsafe inferior chlorination greenbelt.

Facilitate SA-21 takeover of Water District. Facilitate ending the cartel fraud and imposition victimizing Cascadel Ranch residents and owners. In addition too activating latent powers for water services, facilitate implementation of Fire Protection Services, Road Services, Wastewater Services, Underground Power Services, Street Lighting Services, Solid Waste Services, Resource Conservation and Recreation Services Security Services, latent powers activation, finding, and implementation, permanently, viably, sustainably, and fairly.

Cascadel Ranch Secondary Access Road

Continue to facilitate Improvement and Maintenance of Cascadel Road all the way from its start at Rd 225, east to its end at USFS Minarets Road, Saginaw Creek, Sierra National Forest.

FIREWISE MADERA COUNTY EDUCATIONAL WEBSITE

In collaboration with FIREWISE USA, the Firewise Cascadel Ranch Fire Safe Council is currently promoting FIREWISE USA through its Firewise Madera County website.

If you have any questions, or would like to join us, please email markstamas@gmail.com. Everyone is welcome.

The Ad Hoc Firewise Cascadel Ranch Fire Safe Council was founded in 2016 based on the principles of honesty, integrity, transparency, trust, loyalty and compassion, as tools to facilitate the betterment of the greater good, permanently, viably, sustainably and fairly as per the United States Constitution.