SPUR ROAD definition
SPUR ROAD. SPECIFICATIONS: Temporary spur roads are defined as any roads constructed by the Purchaser to access a harvest unit or landing which is not an existing road and may not be shown as a required road to be constructed in Table B-1. All temporary roads will be constructed to the following specifications:
1. Forest Officer shall approve the location prior to any construction.
2. Clearing and excavation shall be kept to the absolute minimum for safe truck hauling and to prevent erosion and water quality impacts. Some sidehill excavation, minor through cuts, ditching and turnpiking may be required.
3. Temporary culverts may be required at ditch crossings, wet areas or other locations as directed by the Forest Officer.
4. Temporary erosion control measures may be required to meet BMP standards on the road and/or the landing area while being used.
5. At the completion of use the road shall be shaped back to natural contours, temporary culverts removed, erosion control measures installed, the disturbed areas grass seeded and the access closed to all vehicular traffic. The Forest Officer may require scarification or ripping of compacted landings and temporary spur roads.
SPUR ROAD. SPECIFICATIONS: Temporary spur roads are defined as any roads constructed by the Purchaser to access a harvest unit or landing. All temporary spur roads will be constructed to the following specifications:
1. Forest Officer shall approve the location prior to any construction.
2. Clearing and excavation shall be kept to the absolute minimum for safe truck hauling and to prevent erosion and water quality impacts. Some sidehill excavation, minor through cuts, ditching and turnpiking may be required.
3. Temporary culverts may be required at ditch crossings, wet areas or other locations as directed by the Forest Officer.
4. Temporary erosion control measures may be required to meet BMP standards on the road and/or the landing area while being used.
5. Temporary Roads already on the map do not require the entire road to be shaped to natural contours but do require at least the first 200 feet to be recontoured (see individual temporary spur road requirements listed in section VII.) and approved by the Forest Officer.
6. Any temporary spur roads constructed to access harvest units or landings that are not located on the map or listed in table B-1 will be approved by the Forest Officer before construction. At the completion of use, the Forest Officer may require these roads to be shaped back to natural contours, have temporary culverts removed, erosion control measures installed, the disturbed areas grass seeded, and the access closed to all vehicular traffic. The Forest Officer may require scarification or ripping of compacted landings and temporary spur roads.
SPUR ROAD means that length of road which links Jenkins Lane with the A13 westbound exit slip road;
Examples of SPUR ROAD in a sentence
TEMPORARY SPUR ROAD SPECIFICATIONS: Temporary spur roads are defined as any roads constructed by the Purchaser to access a harvest unit or landing which is not an existing road and may not be shown as a required road to be constructed in Table B-1.
SPECIAL OPERATING REQUIREMENTS: 1) TEMPORARY SPUR ROAD CONSTRUCTION 2) NUTRIENT CYCLING REQUIREMENT 3) ADDITIONAL TREES MARKED TO CUT OUTSIDE UNIT BOUNDARY 5) SLASHING OF LOGGING DAMAGED TREES REQUIRED WITHIN 100-FEET OF OPEN ROAD 13) PURCHASER HIGH HAZARD FUEL REDUCTION 15) OPERATION TIMING LIMITS Y 37 1,025 YARDING METHOD: Tractor MARKING: OVERSTORY REMOVAL.
SPECIAL OPERATING REQUIREMENTS: 1) TEMPORARY SPUR ROAD CONSTRUCTION 2) NUTRIENT CYCLING REQUIREMENT 15) OPERATION TIMING LIMITS I 80 1,973 YARDING METHOD: Tractor MARKING: OVERSTORY REMOVAL.
More Definitions of SPUR ROAD
SPUR ROAD. SPECIFICATIONS: Temporary spur roads are defined as any roads constructed by the Purchaser to access a harvest unit or landing which is not an existing road and may not be shown as a required road to be constructed in Table B-1. All temporary roads will be constructed to the following specifications:
1. Forest Officer shall approve the location prior to any construction.
2. Clearing and excavation shall be kept to the absolute minimum for safe truck hauling and to prevent erosion and water quality impacts. Some sidehill excavation, minor through cuts, ditching and turnpiking may be required.
3. Temporary culverts may be required at ditch crossings, wet areas or other locations as directed by the Forest Officer.