Common use of TREATMENT OF RIGHT-OF-WAY CLEARING MATERIALS Clause in Contracts

TREATMENT OF RIGHT-OF-WAY CLEARING MATERIALS. A. GENERAL TREATMENT REQUIREMENTS: 1. Road construction slash more than 3 inches in diameter and 6 feet long and all concentrations of slash which would adversely affect the stability of the road shall be disposed of by the methods described in this section. 2. Slash and debris shall not be placed in drainages, roadside ditches or heads of culverts where the flow of water may be obstructed and shall be removed if placed therein. 3. Lopping and scattering is defined as delimbing and sawing slash materials into lengths which will easily scatter to a maximum depth of 18 inches. Materials shall be scattered outside the road prism. 4. All slash to be disposed of by piling and burning shall be piled in burn bays and burned by the Purchaser at locations approved by the Forest Officer. Construction of piles will be of such size and at a sufficient distance from trees so that burning does not result in unnecessary damage to remaining trees. The Purchaser may be required to remove any trees damaged by burning operations at current contract rates. If burning is incomplete the residue must be disposed of as directed by the Forest Officer. 5. Burning of slash will be conducted with necessary manpower and equipment on location to control the fires. No burning may be done without prior written approval of the Forest Officer. The Purchaser shall obtain proper air quality clearance and burning permits prior to burning.

TREATMENT OF RIGHT-OF-WAY CLEARING MATERIALS. A. GENERAL TREATMENT REQUIREMENTS: 1. Road construction slash more than 3 inches in diameter and 6 feet long and all concentrations of slash which would adversely affect the stability of the road shall be disposed of by the methods described in this section. 2. Slash and debris shall not be placed in drainages, roadside ditches or heads of culverts where the flow of water may be obstructed and shall be removed if placed therein. 3. Lopping and scattering is defined as delimbing and sawing slash materials into lengths which will easily scatter to a maximum depth of 18 inches. Materials shall be scattered outside the road prism. 4. All slash to be disposed of by piling and burning shall be piled in burn bays and burned by the Purchaser State at locations approved by the Forest Officer. Construction of piles will be of such size and at a sufficient distance from trees so that burning does not result in unnecessary damage to remaining remain- ing trees. The Purchaser may be required to remove any trees damaged by burning operations at current contract rates. If burning is incomplete the residue must be disposed of as directed by the Forest Officer. 5. Burning of slash will be conducted with necessary manpower and equipment on location to control the fires. No burning may be done without prior written approval of the Forest Officer. The Purchaser shall obtain proper air quality clearance All burning will be conducted via the DNRC and no responsibility for slash burning permits prior to burningwill fall on the Purchaser.

TREATMENT OF RIGHT-OF-WAY CLEARING MATERIALS. A. GENERAL TREATMENT REQUIREMENTS: 1. Road construction slash more than 3 inches in diameter and 6 feet long and all concentrations of slash which would adversely affect the stability of the road shall be disposed of by the methods described in this section. 2. Slash and debris shall not be placed in drainages, roadside ditches or heads of culverts where the flow of water may be obstructed and shall be removed if placed therein. 3. Lopping and scattering is defined as delimbing and sawing slash materials into lengths which will easily scatter to a maximum depth of 18 inches. Materials shall be scattered outside the road prism. 4. All slash to be disposed of by piling and burning shall be piled in burn bays and burned by the Purchaser Department at locations approved by the Forest Officer. Construction of piles will be of such size and at a sufficient distance from trees so that burning does not result in unnecessary damage to remaining trees. The Purchaser may be required to remove any trees damaged by burning operations at current contract rates. If burning is incomplete the residue must be disposed of as directed by the Forest Officer. 5. Burning of slash will be conducted with necessary manpower and equipment on location to control the fires. No burning may be done without prior written approval of the Forest Officer. The Purchaser shall obtain proper air quality clearance and burning permits prior to burning.The

TREATMENT OF RIGHT-OF-WAY CLEARING MATERIALS. A. GENERAL TREATMENT REQUIREMENTS: 1. Road construction slash more than 3 inches in diameter and 6 feet long and all concentrations of slash which would adversely affect the stability of the road shall be disposed of by the methods described in this section. 2. Slash and debris shall not be placed in drainages, roadside ditches or heads of culverts where the flow of water may be obstructed and shall be removed if placed therein. 3. Lopping and scattering is defined as delimbing and sawing slash materials into lengths which will easily scatter to a maximum depth of 18 inches. Materials shall be scattered outside the road prism. 4. All slash to be disposed of by piling and burning shall be piled in burn bays and burned by the Purchaser State at locations approved by the Forest Officer. Construction of piles will be of such size and at a sufficient distance from trees so that burning does not result in unnecessary damage to remaining trees. The Purchaser may be required to remove any trees damaged by burning operations at current contract rates. If burning is incomplete the residue must be disposed of as directed by the Forest Officer. 5. Burning of slash will be conducted with necessary manpower and equipment on location to control the fires. No burning may be done without prior written approval of the Forest Officer. The Purchaser shall obtain proper air quality clearance All burning will be conducted via the DNRC and no responsibility for slash burning permits prior to burningwill fall on the Purchaser.