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Projects
[Photo: Southern California Planning Meeting]
Schedule of Proposed Action (SOPA)
The Forest Service now has an online, web-based SOPA located on the national website. This program will allow anyone with access to a computer to view all SOPAs produced at all forests within the agency.
The current SOPA Report contains a list of proposed actions that will begin or are currently undergoing environmental analysis and documentation. If you need assistance or have questions and comments regarding projects listed, please contact the person listed in the project description.
Click on the following link for current and past Angeles NF Quarterly SOPA Reports.
National Forest SOPA Website
For access to all SOPA reports, click on the National SOPA Websitelink to begin your search.
Angeles National Forest Current and Recent Projects
Note: Not all projects may appear on map. See list below for complete list of projects with more information or documentation.
Under Analysis
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Administrative Sites Defense Zones Project
ANF proposes to improve and maintain defense zones for administrative sites. Sites include recreation residences, communication sites, and campgrounds that currently lack adequate defensible space for protection from unwanted effects of wildfire.
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Burnt Peak Communications Site Solar Panels
The Forest Service proposes to issue a special use permit to So. Cal Edison Co. (SCE) for construction, operation, and maintenance of a solar power plant at the Burnt Peak Communications Site. The project footprint is less than half an acre.
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Golden State Water Co. - Sheep Creek Canyon Tank
Issue new special use permit and then determine whether to amend special use authorization to replace and increase amount of storage from 25,000 gallons to 150,000 gallons.
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Goldspotted Oak Borer (GSOB) Management Across At Risk Areas (M.A.A.R.A.)
Having a GSOB treatment plan based on topography, road distance, recreational uses, special uses, and a corresponding site-specific management plan is critical to the rapid assessment and treatment of newly discovered infestations.
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Mobile Relay Associates Project at Whitaker Ridge Comm Site
MRA requested to obtain a SUP for a two-way radio communication tower at Whitaker Ridge adjacent to the LA-RICS Facility. It includes a freestanding shelter and attached mounting within the existing chain-link fence on site.
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Mt Baldy Safety Evacuation Corridor Project
The Mt Baldy Safety Evacuation Corridor Project is a linear fuel break, 50 feet on each side of the road. The purpose is to enhance community protection and reduce the risk of loss of human life, structures, and natural resources from wildland fires.
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Piru Creek Wild and Scenic River (WSR) - Comprehensive River Management Plan (CRMP)
In support of the CRMP for Piru Creek WSR, a Draft CRMP is available here for public review and comment. Please read the cover letter for background and instructions on submitting comments.
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USFS San Francisquito Fire Station and Barracks Project
Design and construction of a new fire station, a new barracks and supporting appurtenances, The construction package is prepared by the U.S Army Corps of Engineers. (incl. hazmat remediation, decommissioning and demolition of the existing facilities)
Cancelled
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Big Oaks Lodge Permit Reissuance
The Forest Service is proposing to reissue a 5 year permit for Big Oaks Lodge. The new permit is for operating and maintaining a resort, including food service, retail sales, and other ancillary facilities.
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Heroes Project Icehouse Canyon Lodge
Heroes Project proposes constructing 5 buildings: store/shop, storage building, and cabins for office space, and lodging. Existing water tank, pipelines, and spring box will be upgraded. The site was a lodge and resort until burned in late 1980's.
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NFWF #64362 Resource Institute San Francisquito Creek Restoration
The Angeles National Forest proposes to improve 1000' of stream habitat in San Francisquito Creek across from Powerhouse 2. We propose to remove concrete structures, enhance riparian habitat, and use native materials to stabilize road embankment.
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San Francisquito Canyon Creek Aquatic Organism Passage Barrier Projects
The purpose and need are to restore Aquatic Organism Passage along the San Francisquito Canyon Creek and improve aquatic habitat for aquatic organisms (T&E species). ANF proposed to replace existing road culverts at road crossings.
Project Archive
Some of our older projects can be accessed in our Project Archive.