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Pile burning on Treasure Hill continues thanks to storm

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The 104 acres of Treasure Hill land was purchased in a $64 million conservation deal, following a public vote in late 2018. Park City Municipal hired Alpine Forestry, a Park City-based forest management company, to conduct a forest management plan in 2021. After going over the assessment, wildfire risk jumped to the top of the priority, while mitigation efforts do simultaneously contribute to forest health.

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Pile burning on Treasure Hill continues thanks to storm

Early Friday morning, LED signs posted along S.R. 224 read “Planned burn today, do not report.” Just beyond it, wisps of smoke rose from Treasure Hill, drifting against the cloudy backdrop before dissipating. Soon the hill disappeared as snow flurries intensified.  The conditions this weekend are ideal for pile burning, according to Park City Municipal’s Trails and Open Space program manager Heinrich Deters, giving Alpine Forestry teams the gree…

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