Cutting Unit Conduct of Logging Sample Clauses

Cutting Unit Conduct of Logging. All Equipment used in the operations of the timber sale or stewardship contract shall meet approved industry safety standards as required by OSHA. All Trees shall be felled, insofar as safety permits, to angle in the direction of skidding. All Purchaser and Forest Service will agree on felling lead at the time of approval of tractor roads, skid trails and skyline corridors (all skidding and yarding methods).
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Cutting Unit Conduct of Logging. All Equipment used in the operations of the timber sale or stewardship contract shall meet approved industry safety standards as required by OSHA. All Trees shall be felled, insofar as safety permits, to angle in the direction of skidding. All Purchaser and Forest Service will agree on felling lead at the time of approval of tractor roads, skid trails and skyline corridors (all skidding and yarding methods). 4, 5, 7, 21 Trees designated for cutting and/or logs will be left as rub trees along skid trails (all skidding and yarding methods) as needed to protect young growth and leave trees. All Bucking of windfalls and down material across skid trails (all skidding and yarding methods) location is required in advance of construction. 1, 14, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20 No mechanized felling of timber shall be permitted in cutting units 1, 14, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20. All included timber shall be felled by hand. Tractor Units All Tractor Units The location of tractor skid trails shall be designated on the ground by Purchaser and approved by Forest Service in advance of falling. All Tractor Units Logs shall be tractor skidded with the leading end free of the ground. All Tractor Units Tractors shall be restricted to approved tractor roads and skid trails. C6.41# – SPECIAL FELLING REQUIREMENTS (10/04). Unless otherwise agreed in writing, the following special requirements shall be met in felling timber designated for cutting: Cutting Unit Item or Area to be protected Protection Measure All Units Survey Markers Directionally fell trees away from survey markers, bearing and monument trees. 4, 5, 7, 21 Soils Mechanical felling shall be approved in advance and shall only be allowed on slopes less than 40% slope. Felled timber shall not be skidded across protected streamcourses except where approved by sale administrator 1, 14, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20 Soils All equipment shall remain on the road, except in designated landings. Mechanical felling shall be approved in advance and shall only be allowed to operate from the road or road shoulder. Felled timber shall not be skidded across protected streamcourses, except where approved by Sale Administrator. All Units Soils All slash will be retained or returned to the xxxxx.
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Cutting Unit Conduct of Logging. ALL Trees designated for cutting and/or logs will be left as rub trees along skid trails (all skidding and yarding methods) as needed to protect young growth and leave trees. ALL The location of tractor skid trails shall be designated on the ground by Purchaser and approved by Forest Service in advance of falling. ALL Logs shall be tractor skidded with the leading end free of the ground. ALL Tractors shall be restricted to approved tractor roads and skid trails. ALL Tractor roads and tractor skid trails shall be no less than 50 feet apart, except where converging. ALL Skidding shall only occur during dry soil conditions as determined by the Forest Service. OR Tractor Skidding is allowed only over 12 inches of settled snow or frozen ground. ALL The maximum overall width of tractors shall be less than _14_feet. C6.6 - EROSION PREVENTION AND CONTROL (10/04). Unless otherwise agreed in writing, Purchaser shall complete erosion prevention and control work required in section B6.6, including Streamcourse protection, within 15 calendar days after completion of skidding and/or yarding operations for each landing. Designation of on the ground work shall be done as promptly as feasible unless it is agreed that the location of such work can be established without marking on the ground. During periods of accelerated water runoff, especially during the spring runoff and periods of heavy rainfall, Purchaser shall inspect and open culverts and drainage structures, construct special cross ditches for road runoff, and take other reasonable measures needed to prevent soil erosion and siltation of streams. When operations are active outside the Normal Operating Season defined in A16, erosion control work will be kept current and will be completed as soon as practicable. C6.601# - EROSION CONTROL SEEDING (1/18). Following completion of skidding and yarding operations in an area, Purchaser shall seed and fertilize all exposed areas of raw soil on skid trails, landings, firebreaks, slides, slumps, Temporary Roads and traveled ways of National Forest system roads scheduled for stabilization by Purchaser after operations. Special Provision C5.419# - SYSTEM ROAD STABILIZATION contains a list of the roads requiring seeding and fertilizing. Soil on areas to be seeded shall be left in a roughened condition favorable to the retention and germination of the seed or as specified in Special Provision C6.633# - TEMPORARY ROAD, SKID TRAIL/SKID ROAD AND LANDING SCARIFICATION. Seed and ferti...
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Cutting Unit Conduct of Logging. ALL Trees shall be felled, insofar as safety permits, to angle in the direction of skidding. ALL Purchaser and Forest Service will agree on felling lead at the time of approval of tractor roads, skid trails and skyline corridors (all skidding and yarding methods). ALL Trees designated for cutting and/or logs will be left as rub trees along skid trails (all skidding and yarding methods) as needed to protect young growth and leave trees.
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Cutting Unit Conduct of Logging. Subdivision Purchaser shall be allowed to operate in not more than 1 Payment Unit(s), Subdivisions or Cutting Unit(s) at any time. The sequence of logging Payment Units, Subdivisions or Cutting Units shall be 1, 2, 3, then 4. Operations on each Payment Unit, Subdivision or Cutting Unit shall be completed and accepted prior to entry into the next Payment Unit (or Cutting Unit). All Trees shall be felled, insofar as safety permits, to angle in the direction of skidding. Trees designated for cutting and/or logs will be left as rub trees along skid trails (all skidding and yarding methods) as needed to protect young growth and leave trees.
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Cutting Unit Conduct of Logging. ALL Trees shall be felled, insofar as safety permits, to angle in the direction of skidding. ALL Trees designated for cutting and/or logs will be left as rub trees along skid trails (all skidding and yarding methods) as needed to protect young growth and leave trees. Tractor Units ALL The location of tractor skid trails shall be designated on the ground by Purchaser and approved by Forest Service in advance of falling. ALL Tractor skid trails shall be constructed in advance of falling the adjacent timber within the cutting unit. ALL Logs shall be tractor skidded with the leading end free of the ground. ALL Tractors shall be restricted to approved tractor roads and skid trails. ALL Tractor roads and tractor skid trails shall be no less than 75 feet apart, except where converging. ALL Skidding shall only occur during dry soil conditions as determined by the Forest Service. OR Tractor Skidding is allowed only over 8” inches of settled snow or frozen ground.
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Cutting Unit Conduct of Logging. 01 Equipment used in the operations of the timber sale or stewardship contract shall meet approved industry safety standards as required by OSHA. 01 Trees shall be felled, insofar as safety permits, to angle in the direction of skidding. 01 Trees designated for cutting and/or logs will be left as rub trees along skid trails (all skidding and yarding methods) as needed to protect young growth and leave trees. Tractor Units 01 The location of tractor skid trails shall be designated on the ground by Purchaser and approved by Forest Service in advance of falling. 01 Tractor skid trails shall be constructed in advance of falling the adjacent timber within the cutting unit. 01 Logs shall be tractor skidded with the leading end free of the ground. 01 Tractors shall be restricted to approved tractor roads and skid trails.
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Cutting Unit Conduct of Logging. All Equipment used in the operations of the timber sale or stewardship contract shall meet approved industry safety standards as required by OSHA. Trees shall be felled, insofar as safety permits, to angle in the direction of skidding. Trees designated for cutting and/or logs will be left as rub trees along skid trails (all skidding and yarding methods) as needed to protect young growth and leave trees. Tractor Units All Tractor Units The location of tractor skid trails shall be designated on the ground by Purchaser and approved by Forest Service in advance of falling. Logs shall be tractor skidded with the leading end free of the ground. Tractor roads and tractor skid trails shall be no less than 80 feet apart, except where converging.
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Cutting Unit Conduct of Logging. All Equipment used in the operations of the timber sale or stewardship contract shall meet approved industry safety standards as required by OSHA. All Trees shall be felled, insofar as safety permits, to angle in the direction of skidding. All The location of tractor skid trails shall be designated on the ground by Purchaser and approved by Forest Service in advance of falling. All Tractor skid trails shall be constructed in advance of falling the adjacent timber within the cutting unit. All Logs shall be tractor skidded with the leading end free of the ground. All Tractors shall be restricted to approved tractor roads and skid trails. 20 Ground disturbing activities will occur only during frozen and/or snow- covered soil conditions. All Units Except 20 Skidding shall only occur during dry soil conditions as determined by the Forest Service. OR Tractor Skidding is allowed only over 12 inches of settled snow or frozen ground. All Units Except 10 No processing trees within Upper Willow Creek Road 88 right-of-way. The right-of-way extends 15 feet from the center of Road 88. 70, 100, 110, 120 Felling and skidding will only occur during periods with less than 12” of settled snow.
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