Merchantable Timber Removal and Commercial Use Sample Clauses

Merchantable Timber Removal and Commercial Use. Merchantable timber exists within the project area; however, site access and road conditions restrict the ability to easily utilize this resource. If contractors are proposing to utilize timber resources, they will need to propose how this would be accomplished, including coordination with adjacent private landowners if needed, and how it would impact the per acre cost of implementation. Contractor will be required to implement or directly reimburse all road repairs and landscape restoration as caused by implementation of merchantable timber removal.
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