Minimum Inter-Tree Distance Sample Clauses

Minimum Inter-Tree Distance. The minimum inter-tree distance is 2.0 metres.
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Minimum Inter-Tree Distance. Unless otherwise specified by this FSP, the Minimum Inter-Tree Distance defaults to 2.0 m for all stocking standards. The minimum inter-tree distance does not apply between Layer 1 well spaced or free growing trees in surveys of uneven aged stands. Subject to an Evaluation and as identified in a Site Plan, the MITD may be reduced to 1.5m to provide an opportunity to improve site occupancy in situations associated with the following: hygric or wetter sites, cluster planting for wildlife habitat maintenance, very rocky soils, areas with expected high cattle trampling damage to seedlings, sites with significant retained residual stems, areas with high residual regeneration density, areas with high, unavoidable slash loading, and/or very harsh sites where use of protected planting microsites is critical ( e.g. shaded microsites, microsites protected from snow creep, etc).
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Minimum Inter-Tree Distance. For the duration of this Forest Stewardship Plan, the Holder will use a minimum inter-tree distance of 2.0 meters for the majority of sites. However, it may be reduced to 1.5 meters when any of the following conditions exist and are identified in a Site Plan:  hygric and subhydric sites  xeric and very xeric sites  mechanically site prepped sites  areas with evidence of heavy cattle use (i.e. tracks, sign, salt blocks, past seedling damage, heavy grazing, etc)  riparian areas with ≥20% residual component  sites where protected microsites are critical (shade, snow creep)
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