Down Material Sample Clauses

Down Material. All trees felled in accordance with the requirements of the section titled, "Felling for Down Wood." Tops resulting from requirements in the section titled, "Felling," and not meeting removal requirements of the section titled, "Log Removal." Down trees and logs, except those meeting the removal requirements in the section titled, “Log Removal.” Trees and Snags Trees reserved for snag creation in accordance with the section titled, "Snag Creation." All snags unless determined to be a safety hazard. Felled snags shall not be yarded or removed. Bearing (witness) trees. Trees marked with yellow paint. All cedar, red alder, and big leaf maple shall be reserved from cutting unless determined to be a safety hazard by STATE, except those within rights-of-way, skid trails and roads, skyline cable corridors, and landings. As directed by STATE, PURCHASER shall leave acceptable substitute trees or snags for trees or snags which must be cut. Substitution of trees or snags without approval by STATE is prohibited. Boundary Trees Trees posted with "Timber Sale Boundary" signs are reserved from cutting. Damages PURCHASER shall be exclusively responsible for any damage to, or removal of, reserved timber. If damage to reserved timber occurs and is determined unavoidable by STATE, no charge will be made for damage. If PURCHASER's activities result in avoidable damage to reserved timber as determined by STATE, PURCHASER shall pay for such damage at the following rates:
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Down Material. All trees felled in accordance with the requirements of the section titled, "Felling for Down Wood." Tops resulting from requirements in the section titled, "Felling," and not meeting removal requirements of the section titled, "Log Removal." Down trees and logs existing at the time of the timber sale auction. Trees and Snags Trees other than Xxxxxxx-fir, except those within rights-of-way, skid roads, cable corridors, waste areas, and landings. All snags unless determined to be a fire or safety hazard. Felled snags shall not be yarded or removed. Trees greater than 24 inches DBH within Areas I and II. Bearing (witness) trees. Trees within 25 feet horizontal distance of Type N streams. Trees required to meet the residual tree requirements in the section titled, "Thinning Specifications." Boundary Trees Trees posted with "Right-of-Way Boundary" signs within Areas I, II, and III shall not be cut until road subgrade construction is accepted by STATE. All other trees posted with boundary signs are reserved from cutting. Damages PURCHASER shall be exclusively responsible for any damage to, or removal of, reserved timber. If damage to reserved timber occurs and is determined unavoidable by STATE, no charge will be made for damage. If PURCHASER's activities result in avoidable damage to reserved timber as determined by STATE, PURCHASER shall pay for such damage at the following rates:
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Down Material. All trees felled in accordance with the requirements of the section titled, "Felling for Down Wood." Tops resulting from requirements in the section titled, "Felling," and not meeting removal requirements of the section titled, "Log Removal." Down trees and logs, except those meeting the removal requirements in the section titled, “Log Removal.” Trees and Snags All snags unless determined to be a fire or safety hazard. Felled snags shall not be yarded or removed. Felled snags shall not be yarded. All trees within Area III and within Patch Cut Areas in Areas I and V marked with fluorescent red paint. All trees marked with yellow paint and posted with "Reserved Tree" signs. All trees within Type F stream buffers. Bearing (witness) trees. All western hemlock and western red cedar shall be reserved from cutting unless determined to be a safety hazard by STATE, except those within rights-of-way, skid trails and roads, skyline cable corridors, and landings. Outside of the Patch Cut Areas within Areas I and V and within Areas II, III, IV, VI, and VII; hardwoods are reserved from cutting, except trees within rights-of-way, skid trails and roads, skyline cable corridors, and landings or those determined to be a safety hazard. Trees within 25 feet horizontal distance of Type N streams shown on Exhibit A.
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