Skid trail definition

Skid trail means a route used by tracked or wheeled skidders to move logs to a landing or road.

Skid trail means constructed trails or established paths used by tractors or other vehicles for skidding logs.

Skid trail means a cleared trail that is used by logging equipment during a logging operation to transport harvested trees and logs to a log landing.

Examples of Skid trail in a sentence

• Skid trail crossings of tributary streams within shoreland areas and wetlands adjacent to such streams may be undertaken in a manner not in conformity with the requirements of the foregoing subsections provided persons conducting such activities take reasonable measures to avoid the disruption of shoreline integrity, the occurrence of sedimentation of water, and the disturbance of stream banks, stream channels, shorelines, and soil lying within ponds and wetlands.

• Skid trail crossings, other than those areas below the normal high water line of water bodies, must avoid freshwater wetlands and must maintain the existing hydrology of such wetlands, unless there are no reasonable alternatives, as determined by the Bureau in a written decision prior to construction.

• Skid trail crossings of tributary streams within shoreland areas and coastal wetlands adjacent to such streams may be undertaken in a manner not in conformity with the requirements of the foregoing subsections provided persons conducting such activities take reasonable measures to avoid the disruption of shoreline integrity, the occurrence of sedimentation of water, and the disturbance of stream banks, stream channels, shorelines, and soil lying within ponds and wetlands.

• Skid trail crossings require a bridge or culvert unless the surface is frozen.

• Skid trail locations shall be flagged by the Purchaser and approved by the Forest Officer prior to felling trees in this unit.

More Definitions of Skid trail

Skid trail means a route used by tracked or wheeled skidders to move logs to a landing or road. "Slash" means pieces of woody material containing more than 3 cubic feet resulting from forest practices activities.

Skid trail means a temporary pathway principally used to drag or transport felled trees or logs or other material to a landing.

Skid trail means a temporary pathway used to drag or transport felled trees or logs or other woody material to a log deck or portable mill site.

Skid trail means a route used by ground-based machinery to move logs to a landing or road.

Skid trail means a secondary route of passage occasionally used for skidding to a skid road, or to the landing.

Skid trail means a path established by multiple passes used by harvesting equipment to transport logs or trees from the stump to a landing or log deck.

Skid trail means a trail for Skidding to a Skid Road or directly to a Landing.