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    Wednesday, August 12, 2020 The Nugget Newspaper, Sisters, Oregon
Suttle
Lake
C L A S S I F I C E D L S A MISTLETOE:
S
S
I
F
project is taking on
Davis Towing & Tire
FT & PT positions available.
CDL not required. Pay dependent
upon experience. Apply in
person, 188 W. Sisters Park Dr.
City of Sisters,
Oregon positions available.
Immediate
520 E. $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
Cascade Avenue
P.O.
Box 39
FULL
CHARGE Bookkeeper in
Sisters, Sisters.
Oregon No remote
97559
work. Starting
The City of Sisters, Oregon,
$25/hr. Email:
(City) invites ledgeracct77@gmail.com
bids for snow
removal in downtown Sisters,
CASCADE MEADOW RANCH
Oregon, during the 2020/2021
SISTERS, OREGON
winter months or snow season.
CMR is a private residential
community in search of a
City of Sisters Downtown Snow
full-time ranch manager. The
Removal - 2020/2021, mailed or
employee hired must live in the
2-bedroom house provided on the
property and must have
experience in the following areas:
" Good mechanical skills
at the following location:
" Knowledge of irrigation
City of Sisters Downtown Snow
systems: their operation and
Removal 3 2020/2021
maintenance
" General ranch skills: fence
repair, mowing, and harrowing
Mail/Delivery: P.O. Box 39
" Good communication skills
520 E. Cascade Avenue
" Ability to work alone and be
Sisters, OR 97759
self-motivated
The work includes but is not
" Ability to work outdoors in
limited to the following:
adverse weather: cold/heat,
Removal of snow from
rain/snow
city-owned sidewalks and
" Ability to manage and oversee
parking areas in the downtown
part-time help
core, including 12' paved
" Get along well with others
" Some knowledge of and
comfortable around horses
supporting documents, including
Duties include but not limited to:
map of downtown snow removal
running and maintaining the
grounds; setting and operating
website at:
the irrigation system; mowing
https://www.ci.sisters.or.us/rfps
pastures; plowing roads in winter
It's All
& About
daily Sisters!
feeding of horses.
SistersOregonGuide.com
Competitive salary DOE plus
benefits.
Interested parties please send
your resume to:
Cascade Meadow Ranch, PO Box
687 Sisters, Oregon 97759 or
email:CascadeMeadowRanch123
@gmail.com
www.cascademeadowranchhoa.
com.
3 T H E N U G G E T 3
ADVERTISEMENT
FOR BIDS
DOWNTOWN SNOW
REMOVAL 3 2020/2021
CITY OF SISTERS, OREGON
City of Sisters, Oregon
520 E. Cascade Avenue
P.O. Box 39
Sisters, Oregon 97559
The City of Sisters, Oregon,
(City) invites bids for snow
removal in downtown Sisters,
Oregon, during the 2020/2021
winter months or snow season.
Completed quotes shall be titled
City of Sisters Downtown Snow
Removal - 2020/2021, mailed or
delivered in a sealed envelope,
and received by City Recorder
Kerry Prosser on or before 2
p.m., Wednesday, August 26th
2020, at the following location:
City of Sisters Downtown Snow
Removal 3 2020/2021
Attn: Kerry Prosser,
City Recorder
Mail/Delivery: P.O. Box 39
520 E. Cascade Avenue
Sisters, OR 97759
The work includes but is not
limited to the following:
Removal of snow from
city-owned sidewalks and
parking areas in the downtown
core, including 12' paved
public alleys.
Complete bid information and
supporting documents, including
map of downtown snow removal
area, can be found on the City
website at:
https://www.ci.sisters.or.us/rfps
It's All About Sisters!
SistersOregonGuide.com
tree damage
Continued from page 1
Affairs Officer, said that 249
acres are being treated, with
2,500 trees being felled or
pruned. It is estimated that
900,000 board feet of timber
will be sold. Trees in camp-
ground areas will not be
worked on until fall.
The project is expected to
continue into early next year.
<They have removed
approximately 250,000 board
feet to date,= Nelson-Dean
said.
She said that translates to
about 60 log truck loads from
the first 50 acres of the proj-
ect area.
The temporary trail clo-
sures have mostly ended. The
Blue Bay Trail was reopened
last month, and the Dark
Lake closure is expected to
end Wednesday. However,
the 600 Road east of Dark
Lake will be closed for the
next two weeks.
The Suttle Lake area has
been the subject of mistle-
toe control efforts for many
years.
Brent Oblinger, Forest
Pathologist for the Forest
Service, said, <There was
some Douglas fir pruning in
the Suttle Lake area in the fall
of 1999. Since then, the trees
started putting on healthy
tops.=
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MLS#220106674
999 Public Notice
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
OF THE STATE OF
OREGON FOR THE
COUNTY OF DESCHUTES
In the matter of the estate of:
Virginia Charlotte Jacobsen,
deceased. Case No. 20PB03846
Notice to interested persons.
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has been appointed
personal representative. All
persons having claims against the
estate are required to present
them, with vouchers attached, to
the undersigned personal
representative at 431 Main St.,
Klamath Falls, Oregon, within
four months after the date of the
first publication of this notice, or
the claims may be barred.
All persons whose rights may be
affected by the proceedings may
obtain additional information
from the records of the court, the
personal representative, or the
lawyer for the personal
representative, Jennifer J.
Schade, 431 Main St., Klamath
Falls, OR 97601.
Dated and first published on
July 1, 2020. Llori Meeko,
Personal Representative.
Sheila Jones,
Broker
503-949-0551
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Licensed in the State of Oregon
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Oblinger added, <There
are at least seven different
species of dwarf mistletoe in
the Sisters Ranger District
that are species-specific to
host trees.=
He explained that where
infected trees are removed,
replanting will be undertaken
with tree species that are not
susceptible to attack from the
local mistletoe infestation.
In a prepared statement, he
said, <No larch dwarf mistle-
toe was observed on any larch
in the project area. Ponderosa
pine and western larch are
planned to be planted because
they are tolerant or relatively
resistant to Armillaria root
disease and other root and
stem decays present in the
project area as well. No other
dwarf mistletoes are present
in the project area that can
infect western white pine,
ponderosa pine and western
larch&.=
As noted along the Three
Creek Lake Road, however,
ponderosa pine has its own
mistletoe nemesis.
<Western dwarf mistletoe
is very common on ponder-
osa pine in the Sisters Ranger
District,= Oblinger said.
<The Melvin Butte Project
involved pruning and thin-
ning from 2016 to 2019.=
That project was farther
south on the Three Creek
Lake Road, and much of the
pruning was accomplished
by the Youth Conservation
Corps.
Under certain conditions,
dwarf mistletoe can also
affect forest fire behavior.
Heavy concentrations of the
parasite often form on the low
hanging branches of trees,
with the heavy clusters form-
ing growths called <witches
brooms.= These clusters, with
their dense structure also tend
to snag dead, falling pine nee-
dles and other forest debris.
This collection of combus-
tible material exacerbates the
already-flammable nature of
these clusters and creates lad-
der fuels that can cause a fire
to spread upward into the tree
crown.
Studies have shown that
trees heavily infested with
mistletoe are more than twice
as likely as healthy trees to
die in a fire. Further, burning
witches brooms can act like
fire bombs when they break
free and fall. On steep slopes,
they have even been known
to roll downhill like flaming
tumbleweeds, further spread-
ing a fire.
<Dwarf mistletoe has been
around for 35 million years,
evolving along with its coni-
fer hosts,= Oblinger noted.
As a result, control of the
parasite will undoubtedly
continue to be a focus of for-
est management and planning
in the Sisters area for many
more years to come.
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