Common use of Certificate of Clearance Clause in Contracts

Certificate of Clearance. ‌‌ The Certificate of Clearance is the instrument which shall be used to certify that hazard reduction has been accomplished, a contract entered into with the Director to ensure hazard management, or an additional fee has been paid. Anyone who has been issued an Agreement for the cutting of any forest product or potential forest product and who has met standards outlined in Section 120, or has made payment for hazard reduction under a contract with the Director as provided in Section 38-404, Idaho Code, or has paid an additional fee in accordance with Section 38-122, Idaho Code, shall apply in writing to the Director for a Certificate of Clearance. Within thirty (30) days after receipt of such written request for a Certificate of Clearance, the Director shall cause the area covered by the request to be inspected. If it is found that the fire hazard has been properly disposed of, the Director shall issue a Certificate of Clearance. The Certificate of Clearance shall be substantially the same form as Department of Lands Form No. 760 - "Certificate of Clearance". (3-1-88) 141. -- 149. (RESERVED).‌

Certificate of Clearance. ‌‌ ‌ The Certificate of Clearance is the instrument which shall be used to certify that hazard reduction has been accomplished, a contract entered into with the Director to ensure hazard management, or an additional fee has been paid. Anyone who has been issued an Agreement for the cutting of any forest product or potential forest product and who has met standards outlined in Section 120, or has made payment for hazard reduction under a contract with the Director as provided in Section 38-404, Idaho Code, or has paid an additional fee in accordance with Section 38-122, Idaho Code, shall apply in writing to the Director for a Certificate of Clearance. Within thirty (30) days after receipt of such written request for a Certificate of Clearance, the Director shall cause the area covered by the request to be inspected. If it is found that the fire hazard has been properly disposed of, the Director shall issue a Certificate of Clearance. The Certificate of Clearance shall be substantially the same form as Department of Lands Form No. 760 - "Certificate of Clearance". (3-1-88) 141. -- 149. (RESERVED).‌

Certificate of Clearance. ‌‌ ‌ The Certificate of Clearance is the instrument which shall be used to certify that hazard reduction has been accomplished, a contract entered into with the Director to ensure hazard management, or an additional fee has been paid. Anyone who has been issued an Agreement for the cutting of any forest product or potential forest product and who has met standards outlined in Section Rule 120, or has made payment for hazard reduction under a contract with the Director as provided in Section 38-404, Idaho Code, or has paid an additional fee in accordance with Section 38-122, Idaho Code, shall apply in writing to the Director for a Certificate of Clearance. Within thirty (30) days after receipt of such written request for a Certificate of Clearance, the Director shall cause the area covered by the request to be inspected. If it is found that the fire hazard has been properly disposed of, the Director shall issue a Certificate of Clearance. The Certificate of Clearance shall be substantially the same form as Department of Lands Form No. 760 - "Certificate of Clearance". (3-1-88) 141. -- 149. (RESERVED).‌RESERVED).‌ Archive

Certificate of Clearance. ‌‌ ‌ (3-1-88) The Certificate of Clearance is the instrument which shall be used to certify that hazard reduction has been accomplished, a contract entered into with the Director to ensure hazard management, or an additional fee has been paid. Anyone who has been issued an Agreement for the cutting of any forest product or potential forest product and who has met standards outlined in Section Rule 120, or has made payment for hazard reduction under a contract with the Director as provided in Section 38-404, Idaho Code, or has paid an additional fee in accordance with Section 38-122, Idaho Code, shall apply in writing to the Director for a Certificate of Clearance. Within thirty (30) days after receipt of such written request for a Certificate of Clearance, the Director shall cause the area covered by the request to be inspected. If it is found that the fire hazard has been properly disposed of, the Director shall issue a Certificate of Clearance. The Certificate of Clearance shall be substantially the same form as Department of Lands Form No. 760 - "Certificate of Clearance". (3-1-88) 141. -- 149. (RESERVED).‌

Certificate of Clearance. ‌‌ ‌ The Certificate of Clearance is the instrument which shall be used to certify that hazard reduction has been accomplished, a contract entered into with the Director to ensure hazard management, or an additional fee has been paid. Anyone who has been issued an Agreement for the cutting of any forest product or potential forest product and who has met standards outlined in Section Rule 120, or has made payment for hazard reduction under a contract with the Director as provided in Section 38-404, Idaho Code, or has paid an additional fee in accordance with Section 38-122, Idaho Code, shall apply in writing to the Director for a Certificate of Clearance. Within thirty (30) days after receipt of such written request for a Certificate of Clearance, the Director shall cause the area covered by the request to be inspected. If it is found that the fire hazard has been properly disposed of, the Director shall issue a Certificate of Clearance. The Certificate of Clearance shall be substantially the same form as Department of Lands Form No. 760 - "Certificate of Clearance". (3-1-88) Archive 141. -- 149. (RESERVED).‌