Due to increasing fire danger and the potential for loss and damage to Tribal resources from
wildfire, the following Tribal Forest Regulated Closure is issued effective immediately. The
Regulated Closure is implemented at the start of fire season and the Industrial Fire Precaution
Level (IFPL) is declared at Level 1.

• Motorized and non-motorized travel is permitted across the roads listed below for the limited
  purpose of accessing private and public lands that remain open to public use.
• All Public Access is Prohibited on the Tribal Lands, including parking and recreational
  use
• Tribal Members and their Families, Employees and Approved Contractors have access to the lands,
  but are required to carry basic fire tools that meet the IFPL Level 1 Requirements.

✓ No Fires
✓ 1 round pointed shovel at least 8 inches wide, with a handle at least 26 inches long
✓ 1 axe or Pulaski with 26 inch handle or longer
✓ 1 fire extinguisher not less than 5 pounds rated ABC.

This Regulated Closure shall remain in effect until it is withdrawn by the Forest Lands Manager. In
the Situation where the IFPL is increased to a Higher Status, additional communication will be
distributed.

Current IFPL & Public Use Restriction levels can be determined by calling the appropriate number as
listed below, or by visiting: http://gisapps.odf.oregon.gov/firerestrictions/ifpl.html

Affected Areas include:

• Lake Creek Road (Lake Tract)
• Prairie Mountain Road (Lake Tract)
• Mill Pond Road (Lake Tract)
• East Fork Spencer Creek Road (Smith Tract)
• Coon Creek Ridge Road (Smith Tract)
• Johnson Creek Ridge Road (Smith Tract)
• Burnt Creek Ridge Road (Tioga Tract)
• Bastendorf Beach Road (Coos Head)
• Coos Head Road (Coos Head)
• Coos Head Loop (Coos Head)
• Chicken Loop Road (Coos Head)
• The Forest Lands Manager may issue waivers to this closure order. Such waivers shall only be
  valid if they are in writing, dated, and carried by the person(s) having been granted the waiver.
  Waivers shall expire at the end of fire season, unless a shorter term is specified in the waiver.
  Waivers are revocable at any time.

Thank you for helping to protect CTCLUSI’s Tribal Forest. Please contact the Lead Forester, Ryan
Bronson, at (541) 530-9038 or rbronson@ctclusi.org if you have any questions or concerns.