
Smoke from the Wednesday grassfire was visible from Highway 99 and drifted into the Village 7 neighborhood. / NatomasBuzz.com photo
BY BRANDY TUZON BOYD
THE NATOMAS BUZZ | @natomasbuzz

Max and Oksana Zaplava look on as Sacraento firefighters mop up the remains of a fast-moving grassfire that threatened their home in Natomas. / NatomasBuzz.com photo
About five acres burned during a fast-moving grass fire Wednesday afternoon in Natomas.
At about 2:51 p.m. Oct. 14, fire fighters responded to a two-alarm grass fire near West Elkhorn Boulevard and East Commerce Boulevard.
Firefighters quickly stopped the fire from progressing to adjacent homes and an empty field where construction equipment and supplies are stored.
Two yards at the end of Parejo Court suffered minor damage including fencing.
The cause of the fire is not known.

View from Parejo Court where fast-moving grassfire threatened homes on Wednesday. / NatomasBuzz.com photos
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