Common use of Surface Drainage Clause in Contracts

Surface Drainage. Unless otherwise specified, roads shall be constructed and maintained with a 2-5% outslope and without a berm or inside ditch. The road surface shall be insloped or bermed only where needed to direct water to a drainage facility or away from a sensitive area. Where grade is 10% or less, permanent and seasonal roads shall have rolling dips incorporated into their running surface during their construction at locations proposed by the PURCHASER and approved by the Timber Sale Officer. Spacing between rolling dips shall be consistent with the waterbreak spacing requirements of the Forest Practice Rules and the Timber Harvesting Plan. Rolling dips shall be constructed in accordance with the attached diagram, Exhibit A, Attachment 1. Where grade of permanent or seasonal roads is more than 10%, waterbreaks or other suitable forms of water dispersal, shall be installed by bulldozer at locations specified or approved by the Sale Officer upon completion of use of the road for log hauling, but prior to final road grading.

Surface Drainage. Unless otherwise specified, roads shall be constructed and maintained with a 2-5% outslope and without a berm or inside ditch. The road surface shall be insloped or bermed only where needed to direct water to a drainage facility or away from a sensitive area. Where grade is 107% or less, permanent and seasonal roads shall have rolling dips incorporated into their running surface during their construction at locations proposed by the PURCHASER and approved by the Timber Sale Officer. Spacing between rolling dips shall be consistent with the waterbreak spacing requirements of the Forest Practice Rules and the Timber Harvesting Plan. Rolling dips shall be constructed in accordance with the attached diagram, Exhibit A, Attachment 1. Where grade of permanent or seasonal roads is more than 107%, waterbreaks or other suitable forms of water dispersal, shall be installed by bulldozer at locations specified or approved by the Sale Officer upon completion of use of the road for log hauling, but prior to final road grading.