SAWLOGS Sample Clauses

SAWLOGS. All trees that contain one or more logs that are 8 feet-6 inches in length and are suitable for sawlog material. Minimum top diameter of sawlogs shall conform to the current market conditions.
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SAWLOGS. Any section of tree at least eight feet long which contains a minimum 30 bdft of volume and is greater than 50% sound.
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SAWLOGS. The Approving Officer shall obtain from the above-designated organization, through its published reports or otherwise, statements of the index prices of lumber for each period during the time provided for the Purchaser to cut and pay for all designated timber. The stumpage rates which are to become effective for each period shall be the bid rates plus or minus 75 percent of the difference between the index prices for the period just passed and the stipulated base index prices. A10. Performance Bond. The Purchaser delivers herewith and agrees to maintain a bond satisfactory to the Approving Officer in the sum of $43,000.00 conditioned upon the faithful performance of all the terms of this contract.
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SAWLOGS. Information drawn from these proposals will be made available to the Signatories on a confidential basis to inform their final negotiations. The identity of sawmillers submitting a proposal will not be disclosed to the Signatories. This process will be monitored by an independent probity auditor. The proposals will not constitute formal offers to surrender sawlog volumes. Stage 2: Following evaluation of the proposal received in Stage 1, selected Eligible Sawmillers that provided Stage 1 proposals, will be invited to submit final proposals and negotiations may then occur with a view to formal legal contracts being agreed. Stage 3: Stage 3 of the program will involve the implementation of the surrender in accordance with the contracts agreed in Stage 2. The Crown in Right of Tasmania is not legally required to proceed with Stage 2 or Stage 3. Key Program Dates Program release: Friday 14 September 2012 Closing date for Stage 1 proposals: Friday 28 September 2012 Expected commencement of Stage 2 negotiations: Monday 15 October 2012 Implementation of Stage 3: Contingent on the satisfaction of the conditions outlined in Stage 2 below. Stage 1: Initial Proposals In Stage 1, Eligible Sawmillers may submit one or more written proposals for the surrender of some or all of the minimum annual contracted volume in respect of all or any of the Category 1 and 3 contracts with Forestry Tasmania to which the Eligible Xxxxxxxxx is a party. The closing date for proposals in Stage 1 is 28 September 2012. Each proposal should set out the following information:
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SAWLOGS. Stage 2 of the program will involve negotiations between the Tasmanian Government and both Forestry Tasmania and selected Eligible Sawmillers. The expected outcome of those negotiations is that these parties will enter into one or more conditional contracts providing for the surrender of contracted wood supply volumes. The Tasmanian Government reserves the right not to enter into any negotiations or contracts, and respects the rights of the other parties to also not enter into negotiations or contracts. Where an Eligible Xxxxxxxxx intends to close and remediate a site as a result of their proposal and are seeking a cost contribution, the Tasmanian Government will seek agreement to have a Decommissioning and Rehabilitation Plan prepared for the site so as to inform any Government contribution to these costs. It is intended that the terms and conditions of the contracts for surrender of contracted wood supply volumes will include, without limitation, conditions that make any surrender conditional on: • the enactment of the Tasmanian Forests Agreement Bill 2012; • the making of a protection order (within the meaning of that Bill); and • the agreement of Forestry Tasmania.
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SAWLOGS. All Species 10” DIB small end and larger.
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