Road Surfaces Sample Clauses

Road Surfaces. (1) Grade, shape, crown, and/or outslope surface and shoulders. (2) Provide leveling, patching, and/or reinforcement rock for restoring purposes. (3) Prevent contamination of road surface materials with soil and vegetative material. (4) Prevent road surface materials from being bladed off the road. Temporarily cease road use to prevent and/or protect the road during adverse weather conditions. Examples of adverse weather conditions are freezing and thawing cycles, high soil moisture caused by rainfall events, and accumulation of snow that requires removal to continue hauling activity. PURCHASER shall be excluded from the normal road maintenance responsibility on the following roads: Those roads shown on Exhibit A as "Existing Roads – State Maintained." However, should it be necessary during the period of this contract for STATE to discontinue normal or extraordinary maintenance of such roads, then, upon notification from STATE, PURCHASER shall perform all such maintenance, and STATE shall modify the contract as specified in Section 27. The following road segments shall be closed prior to October 15, annually: At Points A, G, I, and N. These roads shall be closed by constructing a barrier which makes the road impassable to vehicular traffic. All road closures shall be approved by STATE. Closed roads shall be waterbarred when erosion potential exists, or where directed by STATE. PURCHASER shall construct waterbars as directed by STATE. The above listed road segments may be reopened after June 1 upon written approval by STATE. Log hauling shall not be allowed on dirt spurs from October 15 through June 1, unless otherwise approved in writing by STATE. Hauling from Point A to B will not be seasonally restricted if the road is rocked and additional drainage is added according to the specifications in Exhibit F. Extraordinary maintenance is defined as major repair work and/or damage caused by acts of God or causes beyond the control of the PURCHASER, as defined in Section 28. STATE may require PURCHASER to perform extraordinary maintenance. STATE shall describe the amount and specifications of work to be done in writing, and make adjustments in accordance with Section 28. TIMBER SALE AREA

Road Surfaces. (1) Grade, shape, crown, and/or outslope surface and shoulders. (2) Provide leveling, patching, and/or reinforcement rock for restoring purposes. (3) Prevent contamination of road surface materials with soil and vegetative material.

Road Surfaces. (1) Grade, shape, crown, and/or outslope surface and shoulders. (2) Provide leveling, patching, and/or reinforcement rock for restoring purposes. (3) Prevent contamination of road surface materials with soil and vegetative material. (4) Prevent road surface materials from being bladed off the road. (5) Temporarily cease road use to prevent and/or protect the road during adverse weather conditions. Examples of adverse weather conditions are freezing and thawing cycles, high soil moisture caused by rainfall events, and accumulation of snow that requires removal to continue hauling activity. At the conclusion of project work and also log hauling operations, PURCHASER shall process and/or compact crushed rock surfacing on all roads used for hauling under this contract. Processing and compaction shall be done in accordance with Exhibit B, "Compaction and Processing Requirements." STATE shall require the application of water to achieve optimum conditions for rock processing and compaction. PURCHASER may use 1,000 cubic yards of rock from the STATE stockpiles located in the NW ¼, Section 18, T7N, R6W (Knob Point) and the SE ¼, Section 17, T6N, R6W (Xxxxxxxx Quarry), X.X., Clatsop County, Oregon, for maintenance on STATE roads. Prior to any rock spreading, PURCHASER shall obtain approval from STATE. The following road segments shall be closed prior to October 1: 7A to 7B. These roads shall be closed by constructing a barrier which makes the road impassable to vehicular traffic. All road closures shall be approved by STATE. Closed roads shall be waterbarred when erosion potential exists, or where directed by STATE. PURCHASER shall construct waterbars as specified in Exhibit F. Road segments 7A to 7B may be reopened after June 1 upon written approval by STATE. Extraordinary maintenance is defined as major repair work and/or damage caused by acts of God or causes beyond the control of the PURCHASER, as defined in Section 28. STATE may require PURCHASER to perform extraordinary maintenance. STATE shall describe the amount and specifications of work to be done in writing, and make adjustments in accordance with Section 28. TIMBER SALE AREA Section 55. Designated Timber. The timber is located on the timber sale area. In accordance with Section 1, the following is designated timber, except as excluded by the sections titled, "Reserved Timber," and "Thinning Specifications": All timber cut in accordance with the specifications in the sections titled, "Felling," and "Thinn...

Road Surfaces. (1) Grade, shape, crown, and/or outslope surface and shoulders. (2) Provide leveling, patching, and/or reinforcement rock for restoring purposes. (3) Prevent contamination of road surface materials with soil and vegetative material. (4) Prevent road surface materials from being bladed off the road. (5) Temporarily cease road use to prevent and/or protect the road during adverse weather conditions. Examples of adverse weather conditions are freezing and thawing cycles, high soil moisture caused by rainfall events, and accumulation of snow that requires removal to continue hauling activity. PURCHASER shall apply dust abatement material on the entire haul route when PURCHASER's activities cause excessive dust, or when instructed by STATE. Water is the dust abatement material to be applied, unless otherwise approved in writing by STATE. In addition to forest road maintenance required under this contract, PURCHASER shall protect the Topsy County Road shown on Exhibit A. Protection shall consist of measures necessary to prevent damage by the operations, and to keep the road passable during operating periods. PURCHASER shall grade the road upon completion of operations or arrange with the county road department for final grading. Additional grading and dust abatement shall be required on the section of road from Hwy. 66 to the Topsy Campground. Log hauling shall not be allowed from October 1 through May 1, unless otherwise approved in writing by STATE. Extraordinary maintenance is defined as major repair work and/or damage caused by acts of God or causes beyond the control of the PURCHASER, as defined in Section 28. STATE may require PURCHASER to perform extraordinary maintenance. STATE shall describe the amount and specifications of work to be done in writing, and make adjustments in accordance with Section 28. TIMBER SALE AREA Section 55. Designated Timber. The timber is located on the timber sale area. In accordance with Section 1, the following is designated timber, except as excluded by the section titled, "Reserved Timber": All blue marked trees within Areas I and II. All unmarked conifer trees and snags greater than 5 inches DBH within Area I. All trees marked with blue paint between the points specified in Project No. 1 in the section titled, “Project Work.” All juniper trees greater than 5 inches DBH within Areas I and II. Boundary markings are as follows: Areas I and II are posted with "Timber Sale Boundary" signs, fluorescent orange flagging, and fluor...

Road Surfaces. (1) Grade, shape, crown, and/or outslope surface and shoulders at optimal moisture content. (2) Provide leveling, patching, and/or reinforcement rock for restoring purposes. (3) Prevent contamination of road surface materials with soil and vegetative material. (4) Prevent road surface materials from being bladed off the road. (5) Temporarily cease road use to prevent and/or protect the road during adverse weather conditions. Examples of adverse weather conditions are freezing and thawing cycles, high soil moisture caused by rainfall events, and accumulation of snow that requires removal to continue hauling activity. PURCHASER shall apply dust abatement material on the haul route when PURCHASER's activities cause excessive dust, or when instructed by STATE. Water is the dust abatement material to be applied, unless otherwise approved in writing by STATE. “Extraordinary maintenance” is defined as major repair work and/or damage caused by acts of God or causes beyond the control of PURCHASER, as defined in Section 1550, "Adjustment of Contract." STATE may require PURCHASER to perform extraordinary maintenance in addition to normal road maintenance. STATE shall describe the amount and specifications of work to be done in writing, and make adjustments in the Contract in accordance with Section 1550, "Adjustment of Contract."

Road Surfaces. (1) Grade, shape, crown, and/or outslope surface and shoulders. (2) Provide leveling, patching, and/or reinforcement rock for restoring purposes. (3) Prevent contamination of road surface materials with soil and vegetative material. (4) Prevent road surface materials from being bladed off the road. (5) Temporarily cease road use to prevent and/or protect the road during adverse weather conditions. Examples of adverse weather conditions are freezing and thawing cycles, high soil moisture caused by rainfall events, and accumulation of snow that requires removal to continue hauling activity. PURCHASER shall obtain rock from commercial sources or other locations approved by STATE for maintenance on roads. Prior to any rock spreading, PURCHASER shall obtain approval from STATE. Log hauling shall not be allowed from April 1 through August 5, and from August 6 through September 15 during the period between two hours before sunset and two hours after sunrise. Extraordinary maintenance is defined as major repair work and/or damage caused by acts of God or causes beyond the control of the PURCHASER, as defined in Section 28. STATE may require PURCHASER to perform extraordinary maintenance. STATE shall describe the amount and specifications of work to be done in writing, and make adjustments in accordance with Section 28. TIMBER SALE AREA Section 55. Designated Timber. The timber is located on the timber sale area. In accordance with Section 1, the following is designated timber, except as excluded by the section titled, "Reserved Timber:" All timber cut in accordance with the specifications in the sections titled, "Felling," "Thinning Specifications," and “Project Work,” within the timber sale area. Boundary markings are as follows: The timber sale area is posted with "Timber Sale Boundary" signs and pink flagging. Buffers are posted with “Buffer Zone” signs and blue flagging.

Road Surfaces. (1) Grade, shape, crown, and/or outslope surface and shoulders. (2) Provide leveling, patching, and/or reinforcement rock for restoring purposes. (3) Prevent contamination of road surface materials with soil and vegetative material. (4) Prevent road surface materials from being bladed off the road. (5) Temporarily cease road use to prevent and/or protect the road during adverse weather conditions. Examples of adverse weather conditions are freezing and thawing cycles, high soil moisture caused by rainfall events, and accumulation of snow that requires removal to continue hauling activity. Log hauling shall not be allowed from November 1 through March 31, unless otherwise approved in writing by STATE. Extraordinary maintenance is defined as major repair work and/or damage caused by acts of God or causes beyond the control of the PURCHASER, as defined in Section 28. STATE may require PURCHASER to perform extraordinary maintenance. STATE shall describe the amount and specifications of work to be done in writing, and make adjustments in accordance with Section 28. TIMBER SALE AREA

Road Surfaces. (1) Grade, shape, crown, and/or outslope surface and shoulders. (2) Provide leveling, patching, and/or reinforcement rock for restoring purposes. (3) Prevent contamination of road surface materials with soil and vegetative material. (4) Prevent road surface materials from being bladed off the road. (5) Temporarily cease road use to prevent and/or protect the road during adverse weather conditions. Examples of adverse weather conditions are freezing and thawing cycles, high soil moisture caused by rainfall events, and accumulation of snow that requires removal to continue hauling activity. At the conclusion of log hauling operations, PURCHASER shall: (A) Apply patch rock to the 18-6-4 Road that may be required as a result of operations, as directed by STATE. (B) Re-establish drainage on all roads constructed or re-constructed and reshape with a grader. (C) Construct waterbars on all outsloped roads with a backhoe according to the specifications in Exhibit D. Extraordinary maintenance is defined as major repair work and/or damage caused by acts of God or causes beyond the control of the PURCHASER, as defined in Section 28. STATE may require PURCHASER to perform extraordinary maintenance. STATE shall describe the amount and specifications of work to be done in writing, and make adjustments in accordance with Section 28. TIMBER SALE AREA Section 55. Designated Timber. The timber is located on the timber sale area. In accordance with Section 1, the following is designated timber, except as excluded by the section titled, "Reserved Timber": All timber within Area I. All timber within Area II R/W. Boundary markings are as follows: Area I is posted with "Timber Sale Boundary" signs and pink and white flagging. Area II R/W is posted with "Right-of-Way Boundary" signs. PURCHASER shall not have any red paint on the timber sale area.

Road Surfaces. (1) Grade, shape, crown, and/or outslope surface and shoulders. (2) Provide leveling, patching, and/or reinforcement rock for restoring purposes. (3) Prevent contamination of road surface materials with soil and vegetative material. (4) Prevent road surface materials from being bladed off the road. (5) Temporarily cease road use to prevent and/or protect the road during adverse weather conditions. Examples of adverse weather conditions are freezing and thawing cycles, high soil moisture caused by rainfall events, and accumulation of snow that requires removal to continue hauling activity. PURCHASER shall obtain rock from a commercial source or other location approved by STATE for maintenance on STATE roads. Prior to any rock spreading, PURCHASER shall obtain approval from STATE. Log hauling shall not be allowed between Points C to D from November 1 through April 30, unless otherwise approved in writing by STATE. Extraordinary maintenance is defined as major repair work and/or damage caused by acts of God or causes beyond the control of the PURCHASER, as defined in Section 28. STATE may require PURCHASER to perform extraordinary maintenance. STATE shall describe the amount and specifications of work to be done in writing, and make adjustments in accordance with Section 28. TIMBER SALE AREA Section 55. Designated Timber. The timber is located on the timber sale area. In accordance with Section 1, the following is designated timber, except as excluded by the section titled, "Reserved Timber": All timber cut in accordance with the specifications in the sections titled, "Felling" and "Thinning Specifications," within the timber sale area. All trees resulting from the clearing limits and the sidecast pullback required in Exhibit B between the points specified in Project No. 1 in the section titled, “Project Work.” Boundary markings are as follows: The timber sale areas are posted with "Timber Sale Boundary" signs and pink flagging. The boundary between Areas 2a and 2b is posted with "Area Boundary" signs. The stream buffers are posted with “Buffer Zone” signs and blue flagging.

Road Surfaces. (1) Grade, shape, crown, and/or outslope surface and shoulders. (2) Provide leveling, patching, and/or reinforcement rock for restoring purposes. (3) Prevent contamination of road surface materials with soil and vegetative material. (4) Prevent road surface materials from being bladed off the road. (5) Temporarily cease road use to prevent and/or protect the road during adverse weather conditions. Examples of adverse weather conditions are freezing and thawing cycles, high soil moisture caused by rainfall events, and accumulation of snow that requires removal to continue hauling activity. PURCHASER may use rock from the STATE stockpile located in the SW¼ NW¼, Section 18, T1N R6W for maintenance on STATE roads. Prior to any rock spreading, PURCHASER shall obtain approval from STATE. Log hauling shall not be allowed on Archers Road west of the Portland Xxxxx Road junction from November 1 through April 30, unless otherwise approved in writing by STATE. Extraordinary maintenance is defined as major repair work and/or damage caused by acts of God or causes beyond the control of the PURCHASER, as defined in Section 28. STATE may require PURCHASER to perform extraordinary maintenance. STATE shall describe the amount and specifications of work to be done in writing, and make adjustments in accordance with Section 28. TIMBER SALE AREA Section 55. Designated Timber. The timber is located on the timber sale area. In accordance with Section 1, the following is designated timber, except as excluded by the section titled, "Reserved Timber": All timber cut in accordance with the specifications in the sections titled, "Felling," and "Thinning Specifications," within the timber sale area. Boundary markings are as follows: The timber sale area is posted with "Timber Sale Boundary" signs and pink flagging. The boundary between Areas 1 and 2 is posted with "Area Boundary" signs. PURCHASER shall not have any blue paint on the timber sale area.