Common use of SCALE RULE Clause in Contracts

SCALE RULE. 1. Any sawlogs scaled by the State shall be scaled using the ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Decimal “C” log rule. Log scaling will follow the procedures listed in the National Forest Log Scaling Handbook (FSH 2409.11) excluding Region 1 supplements. 2. In cases where conversion is required, a conversion factor of 7.5 tons per thousand board feet will be used for sawlogs.

SCALE RULE. 1. Any sawlogs scaled by the State shall be scaled using the ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Decimal “C” log rule. Log scaling will follow the procedures listed in the National Forest Log Scaling Handbook (FSH 2409.11) excluding Region 1 supplements. 2. In cases where conversion is required, a conversion factor of 7.5 6.68 tons per thousand board feet will be used for sawlogs.

SCALE RULE. 1. Any sawlogs scaled by the State shall be scaled using the ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Decimal “C” log rule. Log scaling will follow the procedures listed in the National Forest Log Scaling Handbook (FSH 2409.11) excluding Region 1 supplements. 2. In cases where conversion is required, a conversion factor of 7.5 5.72 tons per thousand board feet will be used for sawlogs.

SCALE RULE. 1. Any sawlogs scaled by the State shall be scaled using the ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Decimal “C” log rule. Log scaling will follow the procedures listed in the National Forest Log Scaling Handbook (FSH 2409.11) excluding Region 1 supplements. 2. In cases where conversion is required, a conversion factor of 7.5 6.03 tons per thousand board feet will be used for sawlogs.

SCALE RULE. 1. Any sawlogs scaled by the State shall be scaled using the ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Decimal “C” log rule. Log scaling will follow the procedures listed in the National Forest Log Scaling Handbook (FSH 2409.11) excluding Region 1 supplements. 2. In cases where conversion is required, a conversion factor of 7.5 7.20 tons per thousand board feet will be used for sawlogs.

SCALE RULE. 1. Any sawlogs scaled by the State shall be scaled using the ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Decimal “C” log rule. Log scaling will follow the procedures listed in the National Forest Log Scaling Handbook (FSH 2409.11) excluding Region 1 supplements. 2. In cases where conversion is required, a conversion factor of 7.5 6.08 tons per thousand board feet will be used for sawlogs.

SCALE RULE. 1. Any sawlogs scaled by the State shall be scaled using the ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Decimal “C” log rule. Log scaling will follow the procedures listed in the National Forest Log Scaling Handbook (FSH 2409.11) excluding Region 1 supplements. 2. In cases where conversion is required, a conversion factor of 7.5 6.39 tons per thousand board feet will be used for sawlogs.

SCALE RULE. 1. Any sawlogs scaled by the State shall be scaled using the ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Decimal “C” log rule. Log scaling will follow the procedures listed in the National Forest Log Scaling Handbook (FSH 2409.11) excluding Region 1 supplements. 2. In cases where conversion is required, a conversion factor of 7.5 6.77 tons per thousand board feet will be used for sawlogs.

SCALE RULE. 1. Any sawlogs scaled by the State shall be scaled using the ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Decimal “C” log rule. Log scaling will follow the procedures listed in the National Forest Log Scaling Handbook (FSH 2409.11) excluding Region 1 supplements. 2. In cases where conversion is required, a conversion factor of 7.5 5.68 tons per thousand board feet will be used for sawlogs.

SCALE RULE. 1. Any sawlogs scaled by the State shall be scaled using the ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Decimal “C” log rule. Log scaling will follow the procedures listed in the National Forest Log Scaling Handbook (FSH 2409.11) excluding Region 1 supplements. 2. In cases where conversion is required, a conversion factor of 7.5 6.8 tons per thousand board feet will be used for sawlogs.

SCALE RULE. 1. Any sawlogs scaled by the State shall be scaled using the ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Decimal “C” log rule. Log scaling will follow the procedures listed in the National Forest Log Scaling Handbook (FSH 2409.11) excluding Region 1 supplements. 2. In cases where conversion is required, a conversion factor of 7.5 4.56 tons per thousand board feet will be used for sawlogs.