Harvesting Limits, Operations and Payments Sample Clauses

Harvesting Limits, Operations and Payments. Borrower may harvest and/or remove up to the annual growth (currently 11,200 MBF, net Xxxxxxxx long log scale measure) of merchantable conifer timber from the Timberlands in any calendar year (prorated for 1992), without generating any obligation to make extra payments under the terms of the Note. Nothing in this Deed of Trust shall be deemed to limit Grantor’s ability to harvest hardwood timber or to require any payments on the obligations by reason of any such harvest of hardwood timber. Said removal allowance is cumulative in that 100% of the volume not removed in any particular calendar year may be carried forward to the following year(s). Provided, always, that in no event will the annual harvest exceed a figure equal to twice the annual growth for that year without generating an obligation to reduce the principal balance of the Note, as set forth therein, and as follows: Should the amount of merchantable conifer timber harvested from the Property exceed in any calendar year the lower of:
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