California Code of Regulations › Title 14 - Natural Resources › Division 1.5 - Department of Forestry and Fire Protection › Chapter 6 - Hazardous Fire Areas and Conditions* › Article 5 - Central Coast Region › Section 1205.6 - Los Padres Boundary Hazardous Fire Area

Current through Register 2024 Notice Reg. No. 28, July 12, 2024
Los Padres Boundary Hazardous Fire Area is composed of
					 approximately 170,835 acres (691.6 km2) of forest
					 and watershed lands located along the north and east boundaries of the Monterey
					 District of the Los Padres National Forest. The exterior boundary of the area
					 is described as follows:
Beginning at Mt. Toro (U.S. Coast & Geodetic Survey
					 Station); thence SE following the divide between the watershed of the Salinas
					 River and the Carmel River to Palo Escrito Peak; continuing SE along the divide
					 betw. Salinas and Arroyo Seco Rivers beyond Paloma Mt. to high point 3660 nr. E
					 ¼ cnr. of Sec.
					 22, T18S, R5E, MDB&M ; thence
					 S down a ridge to county road betw. Arroyo Seco and Greenfield nr. N ¼
					 cnr. of Sec.
					 24, T19S, R5E; thence E along said
					 county road to its intersection with a private road nr. SW cnr. of Sec.
					 11, T19S, R7E; thence SE along
					 dirt road at base of hill that coincides with zone line designating local
					 responsibility and state responsibility lands to intersection of county road
					 known as Thompson Canyon; thence SW along Thompson Canyon Rd. to its jct. with
					 dirt road in SE ¼ of Sec.
					 17, T20S, R7E; thence SE along
					 said dirt road to its intersection with Pine Canyon Rd. in the NE ¼ of
					 Sec. 34, T20S, R7E; thence generally S
					 along a private road over the ridge into Cherry Canyon; thence E along Cherry
					 Canyon Rd. to its intersection with the county road between King City and
					 Jolon; thence SW approx. 3 mi. to a private road in the SW ¼ of Sec.
					 18, T21S, R8E; thence SE up
					 Mansfield Canyon to Merritt Peak (U.S. Coast & Geodetic Triangulation
					 Station) bench mark 2310, continuing S along a private dirt road into Robinson
					 Canyon; thence W along Robinson Canyon Rd. to the Hunter Liggett Military bdry.
					 at the NE cnr. Sec.
					 24, T22S, R7E; thence NW along
					 said military bdry. to its intersection with Los Padres National Forest bdry.
					 in Sec. 17, T21S, R6E; thence N and W
					 along National Forest bdry. to NE cnr. of Sec.
					 1, T18S, R2E; thence NE in a
					 straight line to point of intersection of N line of Sec.
					 31, T17S, R3E, with county road
					 between Carmel Valley and Princess Camp; thence following said road N and W to
					 Klondike Canyon; thence up Klondike Canyon to a point which lies due W of the
					 jct. of the main forks of Chupines Creek; thence due E to jct. of main forks of
					 Chupines Creek, being a point at which an old road running between Chupines
					 Creek and Calera Canyon leaves Chupines Ceek to the N; thence N about 1.5 mi.
					 along said old road to S fork of Calera Canyon at approx. E ¼ cnr. Sec.
					 29, T16S, R3E; thence NE up S fork
					 of Calera Canyon to Mt. Toro, the point of beginning. The private campgrounds
					 or campsites located within the boundaries of the hazardous fire area listed
					 below are designated as locations where smoking and the building of campfires
					 may be allowed within posted campground limits and within cleared firebreaks
					 surrounding said campgrounds or campsites.
Princess Camp Campground:
This campground is about 11 acres (4.45 ha) in size and is
					 located about one mile north of the Forest Service Carmel River Guard Station
					 in Sec. 4, T18S, R3E.
Millers Lodge Campground:
This campground contains approximately 40 acres (16.2 ha)
					 and is located in the Arroyo Seco Canyon about 6 miles NE of the Forest Service
					 Arroyo Seco Guard Station in Sec.
					 27, T19S, R5E.
The descriptions above, for purposes of convenience,
					 include portions of the areas described in Section
					 1205.1, Title 14, California
					 Administrative Code. The designation as a hazardous fire area shall be in
					 effect from May 20 to December 1, 1977 and from May 15 to December 1 each year
					 thereafter.
1. Amendment
					 filed 6-20-79 as procedural and organizational; effective upon filing (Register
					 79, No. 25).
Note: Authority cited: Section
						4253,
						Public Resources Code. Reference: Sections
						4251
						and
						4253,
						Public Resources Code.