ADDITIONAL SLASH TREATMENT REQUIREMENTS Sample Clauses

ADDITIONAL SLASH TREATMENT REQUIREMENTS. Within areas shown on Sale Area Map, Purchaser shall perform work according to the specifications in the attached Table, unless otherwise agreed in writing.
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ADDITIONAL SLASH TREATMENT REQUIREMENTS. Within areas shown on Contract Area Map, Contractor shall perform work according to the specifications in the attached Table, unless otherwise agreed in writing.
ADDITIONAL SLASH TREATMENT REQUIREMENTS. Within areas shown on Contract Area Map, Contractor shall perform work according to the specifications in the attached Table, unless otherwise agreed in writing. Subdivision, Payment Units, Roads and or Road Segments Additional Slash Treatment Requirements n/a Yard all stem material to a top d.o.b. of 1 inch, from timber designated for cutting, with the following exception: broken portions of logs and tops less than 4 feet in length need not be yarded. Broken ends of merchantable logs shall not be bucked off in the units. Slash and Substandard Material accumulated at the landings shall be Decked or Machined Piled, in accordance with specifications above. Material accumulated at landings shall be considered as Timber Subject to Agreement under K-C.1.1#, described as Substandard Material and may be removed and paid for at Contractor's option. K-G.8.1.5 - THIRD PARTY SCALING SERVICES (09/2004) Notwithstanding the requirement for Forest Service or parties under contract to Forest Service to provide Scaling services under G.8.1, Scaling designated in A.10 shall be conducted by a third party Scaling organization approved by Forest Service. Scaling shall be done in accordance with A.9 and Contractor shall bear costs for Scaling service. In the event third party Scaling service is suspended for causes such as strikes, termination of third party's approval to Scale National Forest logs by Forest Service, or Contractor's failure to pay third party Scaling costs, hauling operations shall be suspended until agreed alternate Scaling services are provided or service by third party is resumed. When an approved alternate Scaling location pursuant to G.8.1.1 does not have an approved third party scaling organization as a commonly used Scaling services provider, Forest Service or parties under contract to Forest Service shall provide Scaling services at the approved alternate location. In such an event, the cost of waived third party Scaling listed in A.10 shall be charged to Integrated Resource Account. If Forest Service and Contractor agree in writing that another party under contract to Forest Service will perform Scaling, the contract will be modified to include K-G.8.1.6 and Integrated Resource Account will be charged for such Scaling. K-G.8.4.9 - PRODUCT ACCOUNTABILITY (02/2005) Unscaled products from Included Timber shall not be hauled or presented for scaling on Sundays, Holidays, or after normal scaling hours at the designated scaling location without the written a...
ADDITIONAL SLASH TREATMENT REQUIREMENTS. Within areas shown on Sale Area Map, Purchaser shall perform work according to the specifications in the attached Table, unless otherwise agreed in writing. ASSISTANCE IN SLASH BURNING. If Forest Service requests, Purchaser shall furnish equipment and equipment operators to assist in preparation for slash burning at agreed times prior to the normal slash burning season in the area.
ADDITIONAL SLASH TREATMENT REQUIREMENTS. Within areas shown on Contract Area Map, Contractor shall perform work according to the specifications in the attached Table, unless otherwise agreed in writing. Project Number 001 – Cut and remove biomass to the agreed landing location in units designated on contract area map. Biomass to be cut and yarded is between 3.9 & 9.9 inches in DBH. Cut all confiers and tan oak unless no other tree is present within 25 feet. After yarding biomass to the landing; machine pile as described under C6.7#. Project Number 002 (Optional) - Cut and remove biomass to the agreed landing location in units designated on contract area map. Biomass to be cut and yarded is between 3.9 & 9.9 inches in DBH. Cut all confiers and tan oak unless no other tree is present within 25 feet. After yarding biomass to the landing; machine pile as described under C6.7#.

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