With all the devastation going on to my north, I can’t just do my normal photo Sunday. This is just so horrific. There are many, many photos on the Kincade Fire. Here are just a couple I grabbed.

LOOKS LIKE LOCALS AND FIRE CAUGHT THIS ONE FAST. ONE LOCAL TRACTOR ROLL OVER, BUT THE LOCAL IS OKAY.

From CHP:

11:38 AM	7	[15] [Appended, 11:40:58] [4] RP SAW SMOKE ON S SIDE OF SR41
11:34 AM	6	[14] [Appended, 11:40:58] [3] RP CALLING FROM 14700 MORRO RD, CAN SEE SMOKE FROM SUMMIT HILLS AREA
11:32 AM	5	[12] [Appended, 11:40:58] [1] SMOKE COMING UP
11:29 AM	4	[4] [Appended, 11:29:21] [1] TOT CAL FIRE
11:28 AM	3	[3] TOT CAL FIRE
11:28 AM	2	[2] HILLSIDE ON FIRE
11:27 AM	1	[8] [Appended, 11:31:18] [3] BROWNISH GRY SMOKE PLUME OF SMOKE

From WildCAD-LPF:

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Date

Inc #.

Name

Type

Location

WebComment

Resources

IC

Fuels

Acres

Lat/Lon

TRS

Status

10/26/2019 11:29

LPF-2650

SUMMIT

Wildfire

14400 OLD MORRO RD ATASCADERO 93422

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6:00 PM UPDATE: FIRE IS OUT

Tankers 74 and 75 just launched out of Paso around 4:30 pm per my source.

Incident: 00298 Type: Report of Fire Location: Pebble Beach Loc Desc: ON BORONDA NEAR POPPY HILLS Lat/Lon: 36.568889 -121.951272 

Detail Information
4:19 PM	9	[19] [Notification] [CHP]-CALFIRE REQ CHP CLOSE DOWN RHONDA AT SUNRIDGE / ADVSD CHP UNIT 97 AT THAT 1020 [Shared]
4:16 PM	8	[15] [Appended, 16:16:36] [4] TRANS CDF MTY
4:15 PM	7	[13] [Appended, 16:16:36] [2] WHI SMOKE SEEN
4:15 PM	6	[12] [Appended, 16:16:36] [1] POSS FIRE AT PEBBLE BEACH
4:06 PM	5	[9] CLOSE THE RDWY
4:05 PM	4	[6] LG PLUME OF BLK SMOKE VISIBLE
4:05 PM	3	[5] CDF MTY 1097
4:05 PM	2	[4] VEG FIRE
4:04 PM	1	[3] TRANS TO CDF MTY

MONTEREY COUNTY – Here are the major scheduled road and lane closures for Monterey County from Sunday, October 6 through Saturday, October 12 – newest information is in red.Please keep in mind that construction work is weather-dependent. 

Highway 1: Bixby Creek Bridge – Hurricane Point: October 7 – October 11   
One-way traffic controls will be in place on northbound and southbound Highway 1 between Bixby Creek Bridge and Hurricane Point for shoulder work along the highway from 6 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Highway 1: Salmon Creek – Grey Slip: October 8 – October 10  
One lane closure will occur along southbound and northbound Highway 1 between Salmon Creek and Grey Slip for paving work from 7 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.

Salmon Creek to Grey Slip is a long distance, so this will be a bit of a nightmare. Bring a pee cup, water, and snacks, or head out at dawn and come home after 3:30 pm.

HIGHWAY 1 OVERNIGHT CLOSURES NEAR RAGGED POINT CANCELLED FOR NEXT WEEK/CLOSURES WILL RESUME THE WEEK OF OCTOBER 6

SAN LUIS OBISPO COUNTY – The full overnight closures of Highway 1 near Ragged Point scheduled to begin on Sunday Sept. 29 have been cancelled.  These full overnight closures will now begin on Sunday, Oct. 6 and will resume each overnight through Friday morning, Oct. 11 from 9 pm until 5 am. 

The installation of K-rail and a 24/7 traffic signal will begin the week of October 14 with roadwork Monday through Thursday from 6 am until 6 pm and on Fridays from 6 am until 2 pm.  Electronic message boards will be posted to alert the public. This signal will allow traffic to proceed in each direction 24/7 until project completion.

This project includes the construction of a viaduct and retaining wall on Highway 1 between the San Carpoforo Creek Bridge and Ragged Point.  The contractor for this $4.1 million project is Souza Engineering of San Luis Obispo, CA.  It’s scheduled to be complete by Spring of 2020.

Caltrans reminds motorists to move over and slow down when driving through highway construction zones.

For traffic updates on other state highways in San Luis Obispo County, travelers may contact Caltrans District 5 Public Affairs at 805-549-3318 or can visit the District 5 website at:  https://dot.ca.gov/caltrans-near-me/district-5                   

From Jasmine Horan: “Those of you that drove the south coast during the road closures or slides, likely knew Arleen. Most likely she made you laugh and smile more than once. Sad to learn she passed away of cancer, but happy we have a slide named after her to remind us to give thanks for what’s in front of us because you never know what’s around the corner. Thank you for all the warm smiles and welcome greetings.
RIP Arleen.”

The above is a screen shot, go to link above to access the slide show.

Since I have already taken this survey, I cannot get the link. (Clearly to prevent multiple submissions) Try going to this link, and in the middle of the page, in orange, is a link to the survey

• https://industry.visitcalifornia.com/Partner-Opportunities/Programs/Destination-Stewardship