Log Scaling Clause Samples

Log Scaling. All log scaling shall be done in accordance with Official Rules for Log Scaling and Grading Bureaus – Westside Log Scaling Handbook. Prior to removal of any logs from the sale area, PURCHASER shall enter into an agreement with a log scaling and grading bureau, or with a person, firm, or corporation acceptable to the COUNTY, for the scaling of all logs removed by PURCHASER. All third party scaling entities must have the approval of COUNTY before any logs may be removed from the sale area. A form shall be provided by COUNTY for this purpose and must be signed by PURCHASER and COUNTY. No logs shall be removed prior to such approval. PURCHASER shall require the designated scaler to furnish the COUNTY each week with copies of all scale certificates or tickets containing summaries of all logs scaled during the reporting period. PURCHASER shall require scaling of select cull and utility cull grades. PURCHASER shall require approved Log Scaling Bureau to mail or email directly to the COUNTY, bi-monthly summaries of all logs scaled from this sale during that period. PURCHASER is responsible for any cost associated with the scaling and providing COUNTY with certificates and summaries of certificates.
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Log Scaling. All log scaling shall be done in accordance with Official Rules for Log Scaling and Grading Bureaus – Westside Log Scaling Handbook. All third party scaling entities must have the approval of COUNTY before any logs may be removed from the sale area. A form shall be provided by COUNTY for this purpose and must be signed by CONTRACTOR and COUNTY. No logs shall be removed prior to such approval.
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