Damaged Timber Clause Samples
The Damaged Timber clause defines the responsibilities and procedures when timber is found to be damaged during a project or transaction. Typically, this clause outlines how damaged timber should be identified, reported, and either repaired, replaced, or compensated for, depending on the agreement. For example, it may specify that the supplier must replace any timber that arrives with structural defects or visible damage. The core function of this clause is to ensure that only quality timber is used or delivered, protecting parties from losses due to substandard materials and clarifying the process for addressing such issues.
Damaged Timber be Marked after date of contract advertisement; Un-
(c) Boundaries of Clearcutting Units, Overstory Removal Units, and Understory Removal Units under B2.3;
(d) Diameter limits for Overstory Removal Units and Understory Removal Units under B2.33 and B2.34;
(e) Areas where leave trees are Marked to be left uncut under B2.35;
(f) Specified Roads listed in A7;
(g) Sources of base course, surface rock, and rock riprap listed in the Schedule of Items;
(h) Roads where log hauling or use is prohibited or restricted under B5.12;
(i) Roads and trails to be kept open under B6.22;
(j) Improvements to be protected under B6.22;
(k) Locations of known wildlife or plant habitat and cave resources to be protected under B6.24;
(l) Locations of areas known to be infested with specific invasive species of concern under B6.35;
(m) Maximum ▇▇▇▇▇ heights when more than one height is listed by areas in A6 under B6.412;
(n) Skidding or yarding methods specified under B6.42;
(o) Streamcourses to be protected under B6.5;
(p) Locations of ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ requiring protection un- der B6.61;
(q) Locations of wetlands requiring protection un- der B6.62;
(r) Locations of temporary roads to be kept open under B6.631; and
(s) Other features required by Division B or C.
Damaged Timber. BT2.131 Damaged by Contractor. Undesig- nated live trees meeting Utilization Standards:
Damaged Timber be Marked after date of contract advertisement;
Damaged Timber. CT.1.3.1 Damaged by Contractor. Undesignated live trees meeting Utilization Standards:
(a) Within 200 feet slope distance from centerline of roads constructed hereunder that are damaged by Contrac- tor’s construction to the extent that considerable deterioration or mortality is imminent and are designated by Forest Service for felling before the nearest road segment is Substantially Completed or
(b) That are damaged by Contractor in logging or stewardship project operations and are subsequently Marked before Contractor has completed work in the immediate area. By agreement, such trees may be left without charge if their removal would cause undue damage or be grossly uneconomic.
Damaged Timber