Cutting of Trees. Do not cut trees for the performance of the work except as absolutely necessary. Protect trees that remain in the vicinity of the work from damage from equipment. Do not store spoil from excavation against the trunks. Remove excavated material stored over the root system of trees within 30 days to allow proper natural watering of the root system. Repair any damaged tree over 3-inches in diameter, not to be removed, under the direction of an experienced nurseryman. All trees and brush that require removal shall be promptly and completely removed from the work area and disposed of by the Contractor. No stumps, wood piles, or trash piles will be permitted on the work site.
Cutting of Trees. Trees defined as having a girth of 1,000 mm, measured 1,000 mm from the ground shall be cut by the Forestry Service or by owners, at the request of Engineers. Otherwise, this work shall be carried out by the Contractor and paid under day work schedule. The Contractor must seek the approval of the Forestry Service prior to the removal of any trees. The removal of stumps and roots of such trees as defined above is included in the works. Holes left by the removal of stumps and roots shall be backfilled and compacted to 90% B.S. Heavy Compaction with approved materials up to the top of the sub-grade level or as directed by the Engineer.
Cutting of Trees. The cutting or removal of trees on the state land covered by this use agreement is prohibited. In the event that in the course of its operations it shall become necessary for GRANTEE to cut or remove trees, such trees shall be cut or removed only after prior written approval has been received from GRANTOR through its representative and in accordance with the directions lawfully given by its representative, and title to all portions of trees so felled or removed shall be and remain in GRANTOR. All brush and refuse that is necessarily cut in the course of GRANTEE'S operations shall be handled and disposed of in such a manner as to minimize the danger of fires, all in accordance with said regulations and the directions of the representative of GRANTOR. Trees subject to this provision shall be, except for cypress trees, three inches in diameter or greater in size at a height of forty-eight inches from the ground at the base of the tree. Cypress trees subject to this provision shall be any cypress tree of two inches in diameter or greater in size at a height of forty-eight inches from the ground at the base of the cypress tree. However, in no event shall the indiscriminate cutting down, running over or destruction of trees or vegetation of any size be allowed.
Cutting of Trees. Alllotsshall be keptinasnatural astateaspossible andnolot maybeclear cut. No treesshall becut ortrimmed onalotuntilawrittenlandscape andconstruction plan for· the lot is approved in writing by the ARC or the Board. Notwithstanding the foregoing, no living tree greater than four inches ("4") in diameter shall be cut or trimmed without the express written permission of the ARC or the Board. The ARC or the Board shall not prohibit the reasonable cutting of trees or limbs where such cutting is necessary for the safe installation and maintenance of any dwelling, driveway, or parking areas constructed upon any Lot in conformity with landscape and construction plans approved by the ARC or the Board.
Cutting of Trees. The contractor shall take the necessary precautions to prevent injury to persons and animals and damage to structures and other private and public property. Where necessary, trees shall be cut in sections from the top downwards. Branches overhanging boundaries. The branches of trees to be left standing shall be so trimmed as not to encroach upon the space (of height at least 7m) vertically above any carriageway, railway formation, or other designated area. Preservation of trees. No tree shall be cut down until the engineer has given written authorization for such work to commence.
Cutting of Trees. No clear-cutting of trees shall occur on the Premises without prior written approval of Grantee, whose approval may only be granted where such clear cutting is necessary and incidental to permitted development on the Premises. There shall be no cutting of trees greater than eight (8) inches in diameter without prior written approval of Grantee. Grantor shall at all times exercise good forestry conservation practices in the management of forest and wooded areas, including the selective cutting of damaged, diseased or overcrowded trees and dead wood. Nothing contained herein shall impair Grantor’s right to replace dead or diseased trees, shrubs or ground cover with trees, shrubs or ground cover of the same species without Grantee’s prior approval.
