ROAD LOG AND SITE DESCRIPTIONS Sample Clauses

ROAD LOG AND SITE DESCRIPTIONS. Red/White candy stripe and pink flagging indicate a station. Pink paint dots on new construction serve as a grade line as well as the road centerline. Clearing limits are not marked, only harvest as necessary to get proper road width. Station numbers are painted on trees outside of the centerline.
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ROAD LOG AND SITE DESCRIPTIONS. All roads will be constructed as directed by the Forest Officer.
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ROAD LOG AND SITE DESCRIPTIONS. Station / MM Work description Materials or type of work type or size length or amount units Southern Pine Plantations (SPP) Road - SPP Road starts at MM 1.92 of Lupfer Road - Light brushing required for first 550 feet - Approach construction required to access Lupfer County Road and SPP Road. - 14-16 foot wide road bed - native surface and crushed gravel surface - Requires Level 1 maintenance to include minor brushing and weed spraying - Initial blade - Spot blade only as necessary for drainage and road shaping - Intermediate blading will be required if determined necessary by Forest Officer - This road requires final maintenance blading - 5 loads of pit run will be placed to aide drainage; DNRC and SPP representatives will coordinate on locations material will be placed. - Contractor is liable for any damage to private infrastructure 0+00 Construct approach - Lupfer County Road earthwork 2 hours gravel ¾” crush 10 yards 3+00 enter SPP property - start brushing brushing 200 feet 5+00 Construct approach - SPP main road excavate cut slope (align with stakes), stockpile material above cutslope earthwork 80 feet 5+45 install 16' x 28' geotextile fabric to protect SPP Road geotextile 28 feet drift excess local fill onto geotextile earthwork 1 hours Additional roadwork and appraisal information Level 1 Maintenance initial 0.88 miles weed spray (11' each side of road) initial 2.34 acres intermediate blading intermediate pit run 0.88 miles Pit Run 50 cu yds. Final Purchaser-do Road Maintenance intermediate blading intermediate 0.88 miles remove all material from constructed approach - SPP main road 3 hours recontour road intersection to original shape 3 hours grass seed entire surface - Stillwater Blend final 6 pounds Final Blading blading 0.88 miles Lazy Creek Ranch (LCR) Road - LCR Road starts at MM 0.88 of SPP Road - 14-16' wide road bed - crushed gravel surface road - two privately owned concrete bridges will be used to access the harvest units - Requires level 1 maintenance to include minor brushing and weed spraying - Initial blade - Spot blade only as necessary for drainage and road shaping - Intermediate blading will be required if determined necessary by FO - This road requires final maintenance blading - Contractor is liable for any damage to private infrastructure Additional roadwork and appraisal information Level 1 Maintenance (spot blade only) initial 0.79 miles weed spray (11' each side of road) initial 2.11 acres intermediate blading intermediate 0...
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ROAD LOG AND SITE DESCRIPTIONS. Class 2 temporary crossing: Access to Unit 1 will require the construction of temporary crossing (station #5+56). Forest Officer must be present during construction and removal of the crossing. Crossing will be installed after seasonal high flows (after July 1) and removed before seasonal high flows (before March 1). The crossing is approximately 36 ft wide. Remove material and smooth out the entrance and exit of the crossing to allow safe passage of log trucks. Place visqueen or geotextile (as directed by Forest Officer) along the bottom of the crossing. Place a row of logs, parallel with the channel, on top of visqueen or geotextile to stabilize the crossing over the muddy bottom. Choker straps can be placed under the logs to facilitate log removal after hauling is complete. After crossing is removed, replace excavating material and reshape the banks to the original shape. See Attachment F “124 permit” for complete construction and removal requirements. Xxxxxx: topographic low areas without streams at bottom (if stream present, go to Class 1 or 2 restrictions above). - Do not add material (slash, CWD, fill) at the bottom of xxxxxx. Equipment may cross where disturbance to the slopes is avoided or minimized. - At existing/proposed road crossings, if dip angles need to be reduced for drivability, cut down the slopes at the entrance and exit of the swale, but do not fill the swale bottom. Maintain the current elevation of the swale bottom. See example cross section of swale below. o Excavated waste material can be stockpiled seasonally only. Or can be used to fill in rutted/entrenched sections of road and can only be raised to same elevation of adjacent landscape. See road cross section illustration below. Station Work description Sapphire Ranch Road 0+00 starts at the green gate at the junction of Hwy 93 and Sapphire Ranch Road. This road is approximately 1.52 miles in length. This road will require initial, intermediate, and final maintenance blading as directed by forest officer. This road must be maintained, at a minimum, to the condition present at the start of timber sale activities. Minimize waste (side- cast) and incorporate crown if possible. No side casting to streams, wetlands, or drainage structures such as ditches. 0+00 Start maintenance blading 29+83 Bridge. Temp move fence post as needed. Replace after hauling complete. 35+41 Junction with Existing Road A 70+57 Junction with Unit 5 Road (new construction) 80+29 Junction with Existing Road B. ...
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