News
Scott Sorensen and his Mountain Tree Scapes team
have hung this year's mountain pine beetle semiochemical packets
on 16 of the 22 parcels with lodgepole pines
and subject to infestation.
It is the fourth year of this program
and the second year of our four-year grant
in support of this important work.
The U.S. Forest Service Gunnison District
is now supporting us with forestry scientists.
Our forests are looking great,
but there are still some pockets of mountain pine beetle infestation.
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Lacy Construction has continued its road repair and maintenance,
and magnesium chloride was applied in mid-June.
***
Scott Sorensen and his Mountain Tree Scapes team
have also continued their forest management work this spring
along the Ranch's roadways.
They have now moved on to five homeowner properties.
***
Red Mountain Ranch
was awarded a four-year grant totaling $209,000
from the Colorado State Forest Service
to assist with forest health and wildfire mitigation
along our roadways and in diseased areas.
***
Proposed Address Changes:
Numbering changes remain under consideration.
***
If you give your permission to Rocky Kimball ([email protected]),
your name will be included in the RMR Directory.
The Directory will not be made public
and is only for the use of homeowners who choose to be listed.
Scott Sorensen and his Mountain Tree Scapes team
have hung this year's mountain pine beetle semiochemical packets
on 16 of the 22 parcels with lodgepole pines
and subject to infestation.
It is the fourth year of this program
and the second year of our four-year grant
in support of this important work.
The U.S. Forest Service Gunnison District
is now supporting us with forestry scientists.
Our forests are looking great,
but there are still some pockets of mountain pine beetle infestation.
***
Lacy Construction has continued its road repair and maintenance,
and magnesium chloride was applied in mid-June.
***
Scott Sorensen and his Mountain Tree Scapes team
have also continued their forest management work this spring
along the Ranch's roadways.
They have now moved on to five homeowner properties.
***
Red Mountain Ranch
was awarded a four-year grant totaling $209,000
from the Colorado State Forest Service
to assist with forest health and wildfire mitigation
along our roadways and in diseased areas.
***
Proposed Address Changes:
Numbering changes remain under consideration.
***
If you give your permission to Rocky Kimball ([email protected]),
your name will be included in the RMR Directory.
The Directory will not be made public
and is only for the use of homeowners who choose to be listed.
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