Question 1

¿Qué es un programa de Eliminación de Escombros patrocinado por el gobierno?

ckaufman · Accepted Answer

En algunos casos, los gobiernos estatales o federales pueden llevar a cabo un programa de eliminación de escombros de fase 2. El gobierno contratará a recolectores de residuos para eliminar los escombros estructurales de su parcela y realizará pruebas de asbesto y suelo para garantizar que se eliminen las toxinas residuales de la quemadura. A cambio de que el gobierno preste este servicio, se solicita a los propietarios que firmen un formulario de "Derecho de entrada" en el que aceptan que se entregará al gobierno toda suma recibida de la póliza de seguro de un dueño cuya propiedad se haya asignado para la remoción de escombros. Los propietarios no tienen obligación de pagar ningún dinero adicional al gobierno que no sea el designado en sus pólizas para los escombros.

Question 2

¿Habrá un programa de Eliminación de Escombros (Segunda Fase) administrado por el gobierno?

ckaufman · Accepted Answer

En este momento se desconoce si el gobierno estatal o federal ofrecerá dicho programa. Actualizaremos esta página tan pronto como obtengamos una respuesta definitiva.

Question 3

¿Habrá cierres de carreteras o impactos en el tráfico debido a la remoción de árboles peligrosos?

ckaufman · Accepted Answer

Son posibles cierres limitados con carriles reducidos y control de tráfico en el sitio para que las cuadrillas puedan moverse de manera segura y eficiente a través del área quemada. Observe todas las restricciones de la carretera y regístrese para recibir alertas de tráfico en sonomacounty.ca.gov/TPW/Roads/. La información sobre el cierre de carreteras de la ciudad de Santa Rosa se puede encontrar en https://srcity.org/3405/Road-Closures.

Question 4

¿Se eliminarán todos los árboles quemados en el derecho de paso dentro del área quemada?

ckaufman · Accepted Answer

Las cuadrillas del gobierno y los contratistas eliminarán todos los árboles dañados por el fuego dentro del derecho de paso público que presenten un riesgo inminente para la seguridad pública y las carreteras. Todos los árboles clasificados como de riesgo “moderado” se dejarán en este momento.

Question 5

¿El condado eliminara los árboles muertos y dañados por el fuego dentro de la zona de incendio?

ckaufman · Accepted Answer

Transporte y obras públicas del condado (TPW) especialistas en vegetación y arbolistas certificados, en asociación con Cal Fire y PG&E forestales, evaluarán y eliminarán los árboles quemados que sean una amenaza inminente para los usuarios de las carreteras dentro de las áreas quemadas. Los árboles quemados se evaluarán para determinar el nivel del daño y riesgo para la seguridad pública y las carreteras. Los árboles identificados como un riesgo para la seguridad pública y la propiedad se marcarán para su remoción y se clasificarán como de riesgo “extremo” o “alto”.

Question 6

¿Cuáles son las responsabilidades del dueño de la propiedad para proteger la escorrentía de cenizas y escombros?

ckaufman · Accepted Answer

A medida que los propietarios comienzan el proceso de limpieza y reconstrucción después de los incendios, es su responsabilidad controlar la escorrentía de las tormentas. Los propietarios y contratistas de lotes quemados y sitios de reconstrucción deben evitar que los contaminantes, incluidos los sedimentos, ingresen a los desagües pluviales, arroyos, ríos y humedales. Barbas y materiales para Best Management Practices (BMPs), como paja, están disponibles para su compra en varias tiendas de agricultura suministros de jardinería y ferreterías. Las BMPs se utilizan para evitar que los contaminantes entren en los desagües pluviales y en nuestros cuerpos de agua naturales, como arroyos y ríos. Visite Rain Ready para obtener información y recursos sobre cómo estar listos para la lluvia.

Question 7

¿Mi propiedad califica para una exención de los requisitos de remoción de escombros?

ckaufman · Accepted Answer

Ninguna propiedad está exenta de la Eliminación de Residuos Domésticos Peligrosos (Primera Fase). Su propiedad puede calificar para una exención de la Segunda Fase de Eliminación de Escombros si los únicos escombros quemados en una parcela son de estructuras no residenciales de menos de 120 pies cuadrados, vallas, y material de madera no estructural. No se requiere un plan de trabajo siempre que las estructuras no contengan pintura, pesticidas, herbicidas, propano u otras sustancias peligrosas similares, y los requisitos enumerados en el Conditional Exemption del condado de Sonoma. Se requiere una aprobación de exención condicional del Departamento de Servicios de Salud, Salud Ambiental antes de que pueda comenzar cualquier trabajo en su sitio. Se pueden otorgar exenciones adicionales caso por caso cuando la estructura tenga más de 120 pies cuadrados y todo el material contenido dentro de la estructura sea inerte. No puede solicitar una exención si el condado ha señalado que su propiedad puede contener residuos peligrosos domésticos (HHW) o asbesto.

Question 8

¿Qué pasa si tengo un sistema séptico y/o un pozo de agua?

ckaufman · Accepted Answer

Después de que se hayan realizado la Eliminación de Residuos Domésticos Peligrosos (Primera Fase), y antes de que comience la limpieza de escombros (Segunda Fase), los propietarios o el contratista de la propiedad deben marcar de manera clara y visible la ubicación de sus sistemas sépticos o sistemas de pozos de agua asociados con su propiedad, incluyendo lo siguiente:

Tanques sépticos
Tanques de bomba
Unidades de pretratamiento
Componentes eléctricos
Cajas de distribución (si se conoce la ubicación)
El área del campo de lixiviación primario existente (y si se conoce) las áreas del campo de lixiviación de expansión.
Cualquier línea de transmisión desde los tanques sépticos, tanques de bombeo, unidades de pretratamiento al campo de lixiviación.
La ubicación de los pozos de agua
La ubicación de las líneas de los pozos de agua desde el pozo de agua hasta los edificios.

Este proceso es una medida crítica para ayudar a preservar el sistema séptico de la propiedad y evitar costosos reemplazos o reparaciones. Incluso la remoción de pequeñas cantidades de suelo de los campos de lixiviación puede resultar en que el área ya no sea un campo de lixiviación factible. Es imperativo que las áreas estén marcadas y la información de ubicación se comparta con el contratista de remoción de escombros. Si los propietarios no conocen la ubicación de su sistema, pueden ingresar a Permit Sonoma para buscar registros de propiedad. Si no hay registros disponibles, los clientes pueden recibir una lista de contratistas certificados en el área que pueden identificar la ubicación del sistema séptico de la propiedad.

Question 9

¿Se requerirán pruebas de suelo y cómo debo realizarlas?

ckaufman · Accepted Answer

Si, se requerirá un muestreo del suelo como parte de la Segunda Fase y antes de que su propiedad esté lista para reconstruirse. Debido a que los suelos del condado de Sonoma tienen niveles naturales de asbesto y otras sustancias químicas, es importante identificar que elementos existían previamente en su suelo antes del incendio, de manera que la propiedad pueda volver a las condiciones nativas. Las pautas, requisitos y procedimientos para realizar este trabajo se incluyen en el documento de Salud Ambiental del Departamento de Servicios de Salud del Condado de Sonoma “Management of Sonoma County Wildfire Debris”. Generalmente, este trabajo consiste en recolectar muestras de referencia y de confirmación bajo la responsabilidad de un geólogo o ingeniero con licencia y hacer que el suelo sea analizado en un laboratorio analítico.

Question 10

¿Dónde puedo obtener una lista de contratistas calificados para contratar?

ckaufman · Accepted Answer

La Eliminación de Residuos Domésticos Peligrosos (Primera Fase) será realizado por el gobierno utilizando contratistas certificados. Para la Segunda Fase de eliminación de escombros, los propietarios pueden contactar a California State Licensing Board para verificar si un contratista tiene licencia y está asegurado. El número de teléfono es (800) 321-2752. La asociación de Northern Engineering Contractors Association puede proporcionarle una lista de contratistas que pueden ayudarle a desarrollar su plan de eliminación de escombros, incluida la evaluación y las pruebas del suelo. El número de teléfono (707) 546-5500. North Coast Builders Exchange también tiene una lista de contratistas que pueden ayudar con los planes de remoción de escombros. El número de teléfono (707) 546-5500.

Question 11

¿Cuándo se puede retirar mi vehículo destruido?

ckaufman · Accepted Answer

Si el propietario o su compañía de seguros necesitan retirar un vehículo, pueden hacerlo después de que se haya completado la eliminación de residuos domésticos peligrosos (Primera Fase). Se debe tener mucho cuidado para no alterar la huella de ceniza. Los vehículos deben eliminarse de acuerdo con los requisitos estatales y locales (por ejemplo, el proceso de eliminación del condado y en un vertedero adecuado).

Question 12

¿Qué debo hacer si mi propiedad no resultó dañada por el incendio, sino cerca de estructuras que se quemaron?

ckaufman · Accepted Answer

Si su propiedad está cerca de una estructura quemada, pero no sufrió daños, por favor llame a su compañía de seguros porque podría necesitar hacer una evaluación de su hogar. También puede consultar a un higienista industrial certificado para asegurarse de que su propiedad sea segura. Para encontrar un higienista industrial certificado local, comuníquese con American Board of Industrial Hygiene y oprima el botón Find a CIH near you.

Question 13

¿Puedo comenzar a eliminar mis escombros antes de que se termine la eliminación de desechos domésticos peligroso (Primera Fase)?

ckaufman · Accepted Answer

No. El 24 de agosto de 2020, el oficial de salud del condado de Sonoma, Doctora Sundari R. Mase, emitió una orden en la que advertía a los miembros de la comunidad que no ingresaran a la huella de quemaduras de las estructuras y que no comenzarán las actividades de limpieza hasta que lo autorizara el Departamento de Servicios de Salud. Los escombros peligrosos después de un incendio forestal pueden exponer a los residentes a materiales tóxicos, el transporte y la eliminación inadecuados de los escombros del incendio pueden crear impactos peligrosos para la salud en toda la comunidad.

Question 14

What is a Government-Sponsored Debris Removal Program?

ckaufman · Accepted Answer

In some instances, the State or Federal governments may conduct a Phase 2 Debris Removal Program. The government will contract with debris haulers to remove the structural debris from your parcel, and conduct asbestos and soil tests to ensure any residual toxins from the burn are removed. In exchange for the government performing this service, property owners are asked to sign a “Right of Entry” form in which they agree that any insurance proceeds in a property owner’s homeowners insurance policy designated for debris removal will be turned over to the government. Property owners are not required to pay any additional money to the government other than designated debris proceeds in their policies.

Question 15

Will there be a government run Phase 2 Debris Removal Program?

kmoulton · Accepted Answer

The California Governor’s Office of Emergency Services has confirmed that a public (government-sponsored) Phase 2 debris removal program will be available as an option for property owners of eligible destroyed residential structures. More information on Phase 2 will be available soon.

Question 16

Will there be road closures or traffic impacts due to hazard tree removal?

kmoulton · Accepted Answer

Limited closures with reduced lanes and traffic control on site are possible so that crews can safely and efficiently move through the burn area. Please observe all road restrictions and sign up for road and traffic alerts at sonomacounty.ca.gov/TPW/Roads/. City of Santa Rosa road closure information can be found at https://srcity.org/3405/Road-Closures.

Question 17

Will all burned trees be removed within the right-of-way inside the burn area?

kmoulton · Accepted Answer

Government agency crews and contractors will remove all fire-damaged trees within the public right-of-way that present an imminent risk to public safety and roadways. All trees categorized as “Moderate” risk will be left at this time.

Question 18

Will the County remove dead and fire-damaged trees inside the fire zone?

kmoulton · Accepted Answer

County Transportation and Public Works (TPW) vegetation specialists and certified arborists, in partnership with Cal Fire and PG&E foresters, will evaluate and remove burned trees that are an imminent threat to road users within the burned areas. The burned trees will be assessed to determine the level of damage and risk to public safety and roadways. Trees identified as a risk to public safety and property will be marked for removal and categorized as presenting an “Extreme” or “High” risk.

Question 19

What are property owner responsibilities for protecting ash and debris runoff?

kmoulton · Accepted Answer

As property owners begin the process of clean-up and rebuilding following the fires, it is your responsibility to control storm runoff. Property owners and contractors on burned lots and rebuild sites must prevent pollutants, including sediment, from entering storm drains, creeks, rivers, and wetlands. Wattles and other Best Management Practices (BMPs) materials, such as straw, are available for purchase at various agriculture, garden supply and hardware stores. BMPs are used to keep pollutants from entering storm drains and our natural water bodies like creeks and rivers. Visit Rain Ready for information and resources about how to be Rain Ready.

Question 20

Does my property qualify for an exemption from the debris removal requirements?

kmoulton · Accepted Answer

No property is exempt from the Household Hazardous Sweeps (Phase 1) Hazardous Waste Sweep. Your property may qualify for an exemption from Phase 2 of debris removal if the only burn debris on a parcel is from non-residential structures less than 120 square feet, fences, and non-structural wood material. No work plan is required as long as the structures did not contain paint, pesticides, herbicides, propane or other similar hazardous substances, and requirements listed in the Conditional Exemption from Sonoma County Debris Removal Requirements are followed. A conditional exemption approval from the Department of Health Services, Environmental Health is required before any work on your site can begin. Additional exemptions may be granted on a case by case basis where the structure is greater than 120 square feet and all material contained within the structure is inert. You may not apply for an exemption if the County has flagged your property as potentially containing Household Hazardous Waste (HHW) or asbestos.

Question 21

What if I have a Septic System and/or Water Well?

kmoulton · Accepted Answer

After the Household Hazardous Sweeps (Phase 1) have been conducted, and before debris clean up starts (Phase 2), property owners or the property contractor should clearly and visibly mark the location of their septic systems or water well systems associated with their property including the following:

Septic tanks
Pump tanks
Pretreatment units
Electrical components
Distribution boxes (if location is known)
Both the existing primary leach field area and (if known) the expansion leach field areas.
Any transmission lines from the septic tanks, pump tanks, pretreatment units to the leach field.
The location of any water wells.
The location of any water well lines from the water well to the buildings.

This process is a critical measure to help preserve the property’s septic system and to avoid costly replacements or repairs. Even the removal of small amounts of soil from leach fields can result in the area no longer being a feasible leach field. It is imperative that areas be marked and the location information be shared with the debris removal contractor. If property owners do not know the location of their system, they can come into Permit Sonoma to look for property records. If there are no records available, customers can be provided with a list of certified contractors in the area who can identify the location of the properties septic system.

Question 22

Will soil testing be required, and how should I conduct soil testing?

kmoulton · Accepted Answer

Yes, soil sampling will be required as part of Phase 2 and prior to your property being ready to rebuild. Because soils in Sonoma County have naturally occurring levels of asbestos and other chemicals, it is important to identify what elements were previously existing on your soil before the fire, such that the property can be brought back to native conditions. Guidelines, requirements and procedures to perform this work are included within the Sonoma County Department of Health Services Environmental Health document “Management of Sonoma County Wildfire Debris”. Generally, this work consists of collecting baseline and confirmation samples under the responsible charge of a licensed geologist or engineer and having the soil analyzed at an analytical laboratory.

Question 23

Where can I get a list of qualified contractors to hire?

kmoulton · Accepted Answer

The Household Hazardous Sweeps (Phase 1) will be performed by the government using certified contractors. For Phase 2 debris removal, property owners can contact the California State Licensing Board to check if a contractor is licensed and insured. Their telephone number is (800) 321-2752. The Northern Engineering Contractors Association can provide you a list of contractors that can assist in developing your debris removal plan, including soil assessment and testing. Their telephone number is (707) 546-5500. North Coast Builders Exchange also has a list of contractors that can assist in debris removal plans. Their telephone number is (707) 542-2027.

Question 24

What should I do if my property was not damaged in fire, but near structures that burned?

kmoulton · Accepted Answer

If your property is near a burned structure, but was not damaged please call your insurance company to follow up on what if any assessment you may need to take. You may also wish to consult a certified industrial hygienist to ensure your property is safe. To find a local certified industrial hygienist, please contact the American Board of Industrial Hygiene and select the Find a CIH near you button.

Question 25

Can I begin removing my debris before Household Hazardous Waste Removal (Phase 1) is complete?

kmoulton · Accepted Answer

No. On August 24, 2020 the Sonoma County Health Officer, Dr. Sundari R. Mase issued an order advising community members to not enter the burn footprint of structures and to not begin clean-up activities until authorized by the Department of Health Services, Environmental Health. Hazardous debris after a wildfire can expose residents to toxic materials, and improper transport and disposal of fire debris can create dangerous health impacts throughout the community.

Question 26

What is the best clothing for hot weather or a heat wave?

ckaufman · Accepted Answer

Wear as little clothing as possible when you are at home. Choose lightweight, light-colored, loose-fitting clothing. In the hot sun, a wide-brimmed hat will provide shade and keep the head cool. If you must go outdoors, be sure to apply sunscreen 30 minutes prior to going out and continue to reapply according to the package directions. Sunburn affects your body’s ability to cool itself and causes a loss of body fluids. It also causes pain and damages the skin.

Question 27

How effective are electric fans in preventing heat-related illness?

ckaufman · Accepted Answer

Electric fans may provide comfort, but when the temperature is in the high 90s, fans will not prevent heat-related illness. Taking a cool shower or bath or moving to an air-conditioned place is a much better way to cool off. Air conditioning is the strongest protective factor against heat-related illness. Exposure to air conditioning for even a few hours a day will reduce the risk for heat-related illness. Consider visiting a shopping mall or public library for a few hours.

Question 28

Can medications increase the risk of heat-related illness?

ckaufman · Accepted Answer

The risk for heat-related illness and death may increase among people using the following drugs:

psychotropics, which affect psychic function, behavior, or experience (e.g. haloperidol or chlorpromazine);
medications for Parkinson’s disease, because they can inhibit perspiration;
tranquilizers such as phenothiazines, butyrophenones, and thiozanthenes; and
diuretic medications or “water pills” that affect fluid balance in the body.

Question 29

What is the best treatment for heat rash?

ckaufman · Accepted Answer

The best treatment for heat rash is to provide a cooler, less humid environment. Keep the affected area dry. Dusting powder may be used to increase comfort.

Question 30

What is heat rash?

ckaufman · Accepted Answer

Heat rash is a skin irritation caused by excessive sweating during hot, humid weather. It can occur at any age but is most common in young children. Heat rash looks like a red cluster of pimples or small blisters. It is more likely to occur on the neck and upper chest, in the groin, under the breasts, and in elbow creases.

Question 31

What should I do if I have heat cramps?

ckaufman · Accepted Answer

If medical attention is not necessary, take the following steps:

Stop all activity and sit quietly in a cool place.
Drink clear juice or a sports beverage.
Do not return to strenuous activity for a few hours after the cramps subside because further exertion may lead to heat exhaustion or heat stroke.
Seek medical attention for heat cramps if they do not subside in 1 hour.

Question 32

What are heat cramps and who is affected?

ckaufman · Accepted Answer

Heat cramps are muscle pains or spasms – usually in the abdomen, arms, or legs that may occur in association with strenuous activity.

People who sweat a lot during strenuous activity are prone to heat cramps. This sweating depletes the body’s salt and moisture. The low salt level in the muscles causes painful cramps. Heat cramps may also be a symptom of heat exhaustion.

If you have heart problems or are on a low-sodium diet, seek medical attention for heat cramps.

Question 33

What steps can be taken to cool the body during heat exhaustion?

ckaufman · Accepted Answer

Drink cool, nonalcoholic beverages.
Rest.
Take a cool shower, bath, or sponge bath.
Seek an air-conditioned environment.
Wear lightweight clothing.

Question 34

What are the warning signs of heat exhaustion?

ckaufman · Accepted Answer

The warning signs of heat exhaustion include the following:

Heavy sweating
Paleness
Muscle cramps
Tiredness
Weakness
Dizziness
Headache
Nausea or vomiting
Fainting

The skin may be cool and moist. The pulse rate will be fast and weak, and breathing will be fast and shallow. If heat exhaustion is untreated, it may progress to heat stroke. See medical attention if symptoms worsen or last longer than one hour.

Question 35

What is heat exhaustion?

ckaufman · Accepted Answer

Heat exhaustion is a milder form of heat-related illness that can develop after several days of exposure to high temperatures and inadequate or unbalanced replacement of fluids. Those most prone to heat exhaustion are elderly people, those with high blood pressure, and those working or exercising in a hot environment.

Question 36

What should I do if I see someone with any of the warning signs of heat stroke?

ckaufman · Accepted Answer

If you see any of these signs, you may be dealing with a life-threatening emergency. Have someone call for immediate medical assistance while you begin cooling the victim. Do the following:

Get the victim to a shady area.
Cool the victim rapidly, using whatever methods you can. For example, immerse the victim in a tub of cool water; place the person in a cool shower; spray the victim with cool water from a garden hose; sponge the person with cool water; or if the humidity is low, wrap the victim in a cool, wet sheet and fan him or her vigorously.
Monitor body temperature and continue cooling efforts until the body temperature drops to 101-102°F.
If emergency medical personnel are delayed, call the hospital emergency room for further instructions.
Do not give the victim alcohol to drink.
Get medical assistance as soon as possible.

Question 37

What are the warning signs of a heat stroke?

ckaufman · Accepted Answer

Warning signs of heat stroke vary but may include the following:

Red, hot, and dry skin (no sweating)
Rapid, strong pulse
Throbbing headache
Dizziness
Nausea
Confusion
Unconsciousness

Question 38

What is heat stroke?

ckaufman · Accepted Answer

Heat stroke is the most serious heat-related illness. It occurs when the body becomes unable to control its temperature: the body’s temperature rises rapidly, the sweating mechanism fails, and the body is unable to cool down. Body temperature may rise to 106°F or higher within 10 to 15 minutes. Heat stroke can cause death or permanent disability if emergency treatment is not provided.

Question 39

Who is at greatest risk for heat-related illness?

ckaufman · Accepted Answer

Those at greatest risk for heat-related illness include infants and children up to four years of age, people 65 years of age and older, people who are overweight, and people who are ill or on certain medications.

Question 40

What happens to the body as a result of exposure to extreme heat?

ckaufman · Accepted Answer

People suffer heat-related illness when the body’s temperature control system is overloaded. The body normally cools itself by sweating. But under some conditions, sweating just isn’t enough. In such cases, a person’s body temperature rises rapidly. Very high body temperatures may damage the brain or other vital organs.

Several factors affect the body’s ability to cool itself during extremely hot weather. When the humidity is high, sweat will not evaporate as quickly, preventing the body from releasing heat quickly. Other conditions that can limit the ability to regulate temperature include old age, youth (age 0-4), obesity, fever, dehydration, heart disease, mental illness, poor circulation, sunburn, and prescription drug use and alcohol use.

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