Harvested Timber definition

Harvested Timber means all trees, timber and crops which have been severed, cut or harvested from the Company Timber Property (other than the Pacific Lumber Timber Rights Property), or any parcel thereof, and with respect to which title has not yet passed to a third party purchaser in compliance with the terms of the Indenture.
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Harvested Timber means Timber which has been cut pursuant to an Individual Timber Sale Agreement or down or wind thrown timber that has been bucked pursuant to an Individual Timber Sale Agreement.
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Harvested Timber means all trees, timber and crops which have been severed, cut or harvested from the Company Timber Property, or any parcel thereof, and with respect to which title has not yet passed to a third party purchaser in compliance with the terms of the Indenture.
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Examples of Harvested Timber in a sentence

  • Controlling Illegal Logging and the Trade in Il- legally Harvested Timber: The EU’s Forest Law Enforcement, Governance and Trade Initiative.

  • The myopic focus on tailpipe emissions in the proposed rule essentially means that the rule would only address certain transportation emissions, while ignoring other sources of emissions and potential emissions reduction solutions.

  • Example of a timber legality certificate Legally Harvested Timber Certificate Series N 00 0000 1.

  • Adapted from “Keep it Legal: Best Practices for Keeping Illegally Harvested Timber Out of Your Supply Chain”.

  • Duncan Brack, Controlling Illegal Logging and the Trade in Illegally Harvested Timber: The EU’s Forest Law Enforcement, Governance and Trade Initiative, RECIEL 14 (1) 2005, p.

  • Technical Report 9 in: Assessment of the Impact of Potential Further Measures to Prevent Importation or Placing on the Market of Illegally Harvested Timber or Products Derived from Such Timber.

  • Blood Forests: Post Lacey Act, Why Cohesive Global Governance is Essential to Extinguish the Market for Illegally Harvested Timber Sean H.

  • Brack Controlling Illegal Logging and the Trade in Illegally Harvested Timber: The EU's Forest Law Enforcement, Governance and Trade Initiative, Review of European Community and International Environmental Law 14 (1) (2005).3.

  • European Commission, Assessment of the Impact of Potential Further Measures to Prevent the Importation or Placing on the Market of Illegally Harvested Timber or Products Derived from Such Timber (Helsinki: European Commission – DG Environment, Indufor, European Forest Institute, Nepcon, Markku Kiikeri Ky, 2008).

  • Brian Bowers, County Purchasing Agent, presented the Board of County Commissioners with a recommendation of bid for Sale of Surplus County Property – Harvested Timber (bid # 05-1027) to EDG Logging, LLC for $550.00.

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