Cave Resource Protection Measures. MINING CLAIMS – Protect monuments and improvements in contract area; see Contract Area Map for specific locations. KT-GT.3.1.4 - RELEASE OF PAYMENT UNITS. (2/2005) Except for Specified Road Payment Units, Forest Service shall not Release for Cutting more Payment Units than can be logged within 60 calendar days at Contractor's normal rate of logging. Unless otherwise agreed in writing, upon completion of all contract requirements in a Payment Unit, additional Payment Units may be Released for Cutting. KT-GT.3.1.5# - PROJECT OPERATIONS SCHEDULE. (12/2006) Unless otherwise agreed in writing, Contractor’s Operations shall be performed in accordance with the following schedule: SAMPLE SCHEDULE PURSUANT TO KT-GT.3.1.5# - PROJECT OPERATIONS SCHEDULE (12/2006) Subdivision/Area/ Unit Conditions of Operation Purpose All units/ Contract Area Operations may occur when soil is dry; that is, soil moisture in the upper 8 inches is not sufficient to allow a soil sample to be squeezed and hold its shape, or will crumble when the hand is tapped. Winter operations may occur only when the ground is frozen to a depth of 5 inches’ or snow depth is at least 18” or is compacted by equipment to 8” Protection of soil SPI road under Road License Agreement Refer to KT.FT.1.1# All logging, road activities, and inspections subject to this license agreement must be completed prior to the license agreement expiration date. Completion of work prior to the road license term date All units/ Contract Area All trees designated in KT.CT.3.5.1 (standing conifer material) shall be cut, skidded and decked to the landing within 30 days after the last saw log has been removed within that particular cutting units Treatment of Conifer Material Below elevation 6,080 ft in unit 264 No operations from March 1st thru August 15th California Spotted Owl(CSO) Xxxx 00, xxxx 00X00(SW corner of unit 264 to NW corner of unit 265) Road 25N42D No operations from February 15th thru September 15th Northern Goshawk (NOGO) Units 1,2,3,4,4A,4B,5 6,7,8,9 No operations from February 15th thru September 15th Northern Goshawk (NOGO) California Spotted Owl (CSO) Willow Fly Catcher Units 1,2,3,4,4A,4B,5 6,7,8,9 Operations will only occur within 82 feet of streams/xxxxxxx unless ground is frozen, dry, or snow covered with at least 8” of packed snow. This will be determined by the Sale Administrator. Protection of Sierra Nevada Yellow-Legged Frog (SNYLF) KT-GT.3.2# – PROTECTION OF RESERVE TREES. (9/04) Contractor’s damage or ...
Cave Resource Protection Measures. N/A Within the salvage area boundary, a 50" no entry/no disturbance RHCA buffer will be applied to all streams and wetlands. The no entry/no disturbance buffer will extend from the outer edges of the stream channel or wetland, including springs, seeps, wet xxxxxxx or other wetland features. This includes new findings. C6.315# - SALE OPERATION SCHEDULE (06/1994) Unless otherwise agreed to between Purchaser and Forest Service, Purchaser's Operations shall be performed in accordance with the following schedule. See attached schedule. Sale Name: Xxxxxxxx Danger Tree Page 157 SCHEDULE PURSUANT TO C6.315# - PROJECT OPERATION SCHEDULE (05/2005) Road(s) Operation Conditions Purpose Portions of: 3300116, 3300118, 3300119 No operations permitted, shown on the Sale Area Map. From March 1-August 31. Goshawk Portions of: 3510050 3510020, 3510102, 3510049, 3510103, 3510099, 3510216, 3510101 No operations permitted, show on the Sale Area Map. From November 1-May 1.Prior consultation with the Forest Service is required before felling of any trees along road 3510216. Bald Eagle C6.32# - PROTECTION OF RESERVE TREES (04/2004)
Cave Resource Protection Measures. Special Measures Areas (SMA) as shown on the sale area map will be protected and restricted from all ground disturbing activitties. Danger trees along haul routes will be directionally felled and left on site. C6.241# - PROTECTION OF HABITAT OF NESTING NON-THREATENED, ENDANGERED AND SENSITIVE RAPTORS (09/2004)
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Cave Resource Protection Measures: N/A C6.315# - PROJECT OPERATION SCHEDULE (05/2005) Unless otherwise agreed to between Contractor and Forest Service, Contractor's Operations shall be performed in accordance with the following schedule.
Cave Resource Protection Measures: N/A KT-GT.3.1.3# - TIMING OF SALE OPERATIONS (07/2009) Unless otherwise agreed to in writing Contractor's Operations shall be performed in accordance with the following table.
Cave Resource Protection Measures: N/A C6.32# - PROTECTION OF RESERVE TREES (04/2004) Purchaser's damage or destruction of reserve trees described in C2.3# will cause serious and substantial silvicultural or other damage to the National Forest.
Cave Resource Protection Measures: N/A C6.241 - TIMBER SALE SPECIFIC WILDLIFE SURVEY NEEDS (08/2018) Not withstanding C(T)6.315#, when agreed to in writing Purchaser may request a waiver of operating restrictions.
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Cave Resource Protection Measures. Not applicable. C6.315# - SALE OPERATION SCHEDULE (06/1994) Unless otherwise agreed to between Purchaser and Forest Service, Purchaser's Operations shall be performed in accordance with the following schedule. See attached schedule. C6.315# - SALE OPERATION SCHEDULE (06/1994) Unless otherwise agreed to between Purchaser and Forest Service, Purchaser's Operations shall be performed in accordance with the following schedule. See attached schedule. SCHEDULE PURSUANT TO C6.315# - SALE OPERATION SCHEDULE (06/1994) Subdivision Operating Conditions Purpose All All logs removed from Sale Area shall be free of tops, branches and needles. Do not remove tanoak, canyon live oak or California black oak from Sudden Oak Death Quarantine Zone. Minimize spread of Sudden Oak Death. 26 & 111 From March 1 to June 30, no operations allowed unless otherwise agreed to by Forest Service. Mitigate disturbance to known spotted owl habitat. C6.343# - CLEANING OF EQUIPMENT (09/2004) To minimize the spread of Phytophthora lateralis root rot to uninfected stands of Port-Orford-cedar, Purchaser shall clean all ground-based logging and road construction equipment, prior to such equipment being moved into Subdivisions all of the Sale Area, and prior to such equipment being removed from Subdivisions none of the Sale Area. Cleaning shall consist of the removal of soil by steam cleaning or washing with a high pressure hose. Equipment shall be cleaned and inspected at locations agreed to between Purchaser and Forest Service. Mud and dirt shall be washed from the undercarriage, tracks, wheels, etc., of all construction equipment and vehicles used during construction of Temporary Roads, prior to such equipment or vehicle being moved from the construction area. Construction equipment and vehicles shall be washed at locations agreed to between Purchaser and Forest Service. C6.405 - ALTERNATE REMOVAL OF INCLUDED TIMBER (05/2005) Purchaser and Forest Service may agree to alternate removal requirements of Included Timber contained in A2. Alternate removal requirements are to be set forth in an agreement signed by both Purchaser and Contracting Officer. The terms of the agreement binds both parties and becomes part of the timber sale contract. The development and execution of the agreement is based upon the determination by the Contracting Officer that removal of Included Timber is economically impractical if Purchaser has no ready market for such logs in the tributary area. A tributary area is defin...
Cave Resource Protection Measures. All units: To protect Fringed Myotis and Xxxxxxxx'x Big-eared Bat, buffer any cave habitat by 250 feet from proposed activities. C6.241# - PROTECTION OF HABITAT OF NESTING NON-THREATENED, ENDANGERED AND SENSITIVE RAPTORS (09/2004)
Cave Resource Protection Measures. N/A CT6.32# - PROTECTION OF RESERVE TREES (04/2004) Purchaser's damage or destruction of reserve trees described in CT2.3# will cause serious and substantial silvicultural or other damage to the National Forest. It will be difficult if not impossible to determine the amount of such damage. Therefore, Purchaser shall pay as fixed, agreed, and liquidated damages $ $500.00 for each genetic reserve tree and $ N/A for each N/A reserve tree damaged or destroyed by Purchaser's Operations, in addition to amounts payable under BT3.44 and BT3.45. Damage, as used herein, includes any injury to the living crown, bole, or roots of reserve trees. If areas are marked on the ground around such reserve trees, operation of heavy equipment or skidding of prod-ucts within the area shall be considered to be damage to the tree. CT6.35 - EQUIPMENT CLEANING (10/2021) In addition to requirements listed in BT6.35, all screens, pump intakes, and hoses that will be in contact with a stream or waterbody must be disinfected prior to entering the National Forest lands to avoid introducing aquatic invasive species, unless otherwise agreed. Disinfecting procedure shall occur each time a new water body is utilized on National Forest lands and will be completed a minimum of 150 feet from the nearest water body. Disinfection will be accomplished in one of the following three ways:
Cave Resource Protection Measures. Special Measure Areas (SMA) as shown on sale area map will be protected and avoided from all operations. C6.29# - PROTECTION OF HABITAT OF NESTING NON-THREATENED, ENDANGERED AND SENSITIVE RAPTORS (09/2004) Location of areas needing special measures for protection of nesting non-TE&S raptors, colony nesting birds, and species with designated protection outlined in the ROD for Amendments to Forest Service and Bureau of Land Management Planning Documents Within the Range of the Northern Spotted Owl (1994), are shown on the Sale Area Map and identified on the ground. Measures needed to protect such areas have been included elsewhere in this contract or as follows: NA If protection measures prove inadequate or if other such areas are discovered, Forest Service may either terminate the sale under B8.34 or unilaterally modify this contract to provide additional protection regardless of when such facts become known. Discovery of such areas by either party shall be promptly reported to the other party. In the events of contract modification under this Subsection, Purchaser shall be reimbursed for any additional protection required by the modification, provided that any work or extra protection required shall be subject to prior approval by Forest Service. Amount of reimbursement shall be determined by Forest Service using standard Forest Service rate redetermination methods in effect at time of agreed change and shall be in the form of a reduction in Current Contract Rates unless agreed otherwise in writing. However, in no event may Current Contract Rates be reduced below Base Rates. C6.315# - SALE OPERATION SCHEDULE (06/1994) Unless otherwise agreed to between Purchaser and Forest Service, Purchaser's Operations shall be performed in accordance with the following schedule. See attached schedule. Sale Name: Fresca Page 154 C6.315# - SALE OPERATION SCHEDULE (06/1994) Subdivision Operating Conditions Purpose ALL Ground based operations will normally occur, when soils are relatively dry and water is not pooling. Factors to consider, when evaluating: • Lower soil moisture content • Minimal standing water • Non-clay soils • Existing soil disturbance • Existing soil exposure • Existing soil compaction • Anticipated weather conditions • Opportunities to work on snow • Anticipated ground base method Minimize soil resource impacts 2 Native surface roads have limited structural strength. Haul is restricted during wet weather season that is typically November 1 – May 31. Mini...
Cave Resource Protection Measures. N/A C6.315# - SALE OPERATION SCHEDULE (06/1994) Unless otherwise agreed to between Purchaser and Forest Service, Purchaser's Operations shall be performed in accordance with the following schedule. See attached schedule. SCHEDULE PURSUANT TO C6.315# - SALE OPERATION SCHEDULE (06/1994) Subdivision Operating Conditions Purpose ALL All ground based operations shall occur during dry weather and dry soil moisture conditions (0-25% soil moisture), unless otherwise agreed to by Forest Service. Minimize compaction of soil. ALL No operations shall occur from March 1 through June 30, inclusive. Mitigate disturbance to suitable Northern spotted owl habitat. ALL No more than 10 dead trees sufficiently tall to reach Specified Roads shall be felled per road mile in a single operating season, unless otherwise agreed to by Forest Service. Mitigate disturbance to suitable Northern spotted owl habitat. 5, 509, 510, and 652 No more than 5 dead trees sufficiently tall to reach Specified Roads shall be felled, unless otherwise agreed to by Forest Service. Mitigate disturbance to known Northern spotted owl habitat. ALL Traffic Control Plan shall incorporate appropriate postings on Improvements – Trails, pursuant to B6.22 – Protection of Improvements and B6.33 – Safety. Trails may be closed with appropriate signs posted at Trailheads, as agreed to by Forest Service. Operations shall not disturb Improvements – Trails, pursuant to B6.22 - Improvements. Ground based equipment, skid trails or yarder corridors, and Temporary Roads shall cross Improvements – Trails at locations agreed to by Forest Service. Any disturbance or damage and all debris generated by Operations shall be repaired or cleared by Purchaser within 15 days of completion of use of crossing, unless otherwise agreed to by Forest Service. Landings shall not be constructed on Improvements – Trails. Mitigate disturbance to Improvements – Trails. C6.405 - ALTERNATE REMOVAL OF INCLUDED TIMBER (05/2005) Purchaser and Forest Service may agree to alternate removal requirements of Included Timber contained in A2. Alternate removal requirements are to be set forth in an agreement signed by both Purchaser and Contracting Officer. The terms of the agreement binds both parties and becomes part of the timber sale contract. The development and execution of the agreement is based upon the determination by the Contracting Officer that removal of Included Timber is economically impractical if Purchaser has no ready market for such logs...
Cave Resource Protection Measures there are no known areas. Should any be discovered the Purchaser shall avoid disturbance to such area(s) and contact the Forest Service Representative upon discovery. CT6.315# - SALE OPERATION SCHEDULE (06/1994) Unless otherwise agreed to in writing between Purchaser and Forest Service, Purchaser's Operations shall be performed in accordance with the following schedule. See attached schedule. Sale Name: LOW BSA Page 148 SCHEDULE PURSUANT TO CT6.315# - SALE OPERATION SCHEDULE (06/1994) Payment Unit Operating Conditions Purpose ALL All operations or logging activities will not be permitted to commence until after September 18th. Due to camp closure for cleanup and winterization. CT6.32# - PROTECTION OF RESERVE TREES (04/2004) Purchaser's damage or destruction of reserve trees described in CT2.3# will cause serious and substantial silvicultural or other damage to the National Forest. It will be difficult if not impossible to determine the amount of such damage. Therefore, Purchaser shall pay as fixed, agreed, and liquidated damages $ 500.00 for each Wildlife and Genetic reserve tree and $ N/A for each N/A reserve tree damaged or destroyed by Purchaser's Operations, in addition to amounts payable under BT3.44 and BT3.45. Damage, as used herein, includes any injury to the living crown, bole, or roots of reserve trees. If areas are marked on the ground around such reserve trees, operation of heavy equipment or skidding of prod-ucts within the area shall be considered to be damage to the tree. CT6.405 - ALTERNATE REMOVAL OF INCLUDED TIMBER (05/2005) Purchaser and Forest Service may agree to alternate removal requirements of Included Timber contained in AT2. Alternate removal requirements are to be set forth in an agreement signed by both Purchaser and Contracting Officer. The terms of the agreement binds both parties and becomes part of the timber sale contract. The development and execution of the agreement is based upon the determination by the Contracting Officer that removal of Included Timber is economically impractical if Purchaser has no ready market for such logs in the tributary area. A tributary area is defined as the area in which the Purchaser and competitors regularly deliver saw logs, or 200 miles from the Sale Area, whichever distance is greater. The agreement for alternate removal requirements shall be executed prior to removing any timber from the Payment Units included in the agreement. Alternate removal requirements shall apply only to whole un...
Cave Resource Protection Measures. N/A Sale Name: Incline Page: 157 SCHEDULE PURSUANT TO C6.315# - SALE OPERATION SCHEDULE (06/1994) UNITS OPERATING CONDITIONS PURPOSE 1 All No ground based operations allowed during wet soil conditions. The wet season is typically November 1 through May 31. Operations may be allowed within this time period if agreed to in writing by the Forest Service To minimize damage to soil and water resources. 2 All specified roads No instream operations in perennial streams such as culvert replacement from September 15 – June 30 unless otherwise agreed to in writing by Forest Service. To protect water quality, fish, other aquatic species and habitat. 3 All No construction, re-opening, or hauling on native surface roads November 1 through May 31, unless otherwise agreed to by Forest Service. To protect soil and water quality. 4 All Construction & Maintenance on roads prohibited when soils are saturated or run off occurs. To protect soil and water quality. 5 5000-451, 5000-444 (Units 12 and 15) All road construction/reconstruction will be performed during dry conditions during the period of June 1 through October 31. To protect uninfected Port- Orford-cedar within unit. 6 5,6,9,10,11, 12,15 All operations will be performed during dry conditions during the period of June 1 through October 31. Operations in these subdivisions shall cease when indicators are observed: 1. Puddles in the roadway 2. Water running in roadside ditches To protect uninfected Port- Orford-cedar within unit. 7 5000 Road near intersection with 3358 Road Use of this road shall be limited to periods of dry weather. Normal operating season of June 1 to October 31. Minimize sedimaent delivery to essential coho salmon habitat. 8 Portions of 7, 8 and 12 During the period from April 1 through August 5 no operations will occur in marbled murrelet restricted areas. Restricted areas displayed on Sale Area Maps. Minimize potential disturbance during nesting of marbled murrelet in unsurveyed habitat. 9 Portions of 7, 8 and 12 During the period August 6 through September 15, operations will have time of day resrictions in marbled murrelet restricted areas. Operations shall not begin until two hours after sunrise and be curtailed two hours prior to sunset. Restricted areas displayed on Sale Area Maps. Minimize potential disturbance during nesting of marbled murrelet in unsurveyed habitat. 10 5000-441 Road During the period from April 1 through August 5 no haul will occur in marbled murrelet restricted areas shown...