End Result Sample Clauses
The 'End Result' clause defines the expected final deliverable or outcome that a party must provide under the agreement. It typically specifies the standards, specifications, or criteria that the completed work or product must meet, such as a finished software application, a constructed building, or a written report. By clearly outlining what constitutes satisfactory completion, this clause ensures both parties have a mutual understanding of the obligations and helps prevent disputes over whether the contractual requirements have been fulfilled.
End Result. The main objective is to reduce stocking levels to an average BA of 40-80 ft2 per acre. Remove all LP, GF, WH, AF <23.0” ▇▇▇▇▇ diameter. Thin from below to a target basal area of 40-80 ft2 per acre. BA may be higher in areas where there are concentrations of >23.0” ▇▇▇▇▇ diameter trees and/or wildlife trees. The availability of suitable trees shall determine final BA at most locations. Created openings may occur in areas lacking suitable leave trees. Leave tree species preference in order of priority: WP, PP, WL, DF, ES, RC. Spacing of leave trees should be variable and should include a mix of single trees and clumps of 2-4+ trees based on the availability of Most Desirable and Less Desirable leave trees.
End Result. The main objective is to reduce stocking levels to an average BA of 80-100 ft2 per acre. Remove all LP, GF, AF <23.0” ▇▇▇▇▇ diameter. Thin from below to a target basal area of 80-100 ft2 per acre. BA may be higher in areas where there are concentrations of >23.0” ▇▇▇▇▇ diameter trees and/or wildlife trees. The availability of suitable trees shall determine final BA at most locations. Leave tree species preference in order of priority: WP, PP, WL, DF, ES, RC, WH. Spacing of leave trees should be variable and should include a mix of single trees and clumps of 2-4+ trees based on the availability of Most Desirable and Less Desirable leave trees.
End Result. The main objective is to reduce stocking levels to an average of 40-60 ft2 per acre while maintaining an overstory primarily of WL with larger scattered DF and GF. Thin to 40-60 ft2 average basal area per acre. Leave tree species preference in order of priority: PP, WL, WP, DF, ES, RC, GF, LP, WH, AF. ▇▇▇▇ ▇▇ ▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ GUIDE RX: COMMERCIAL THINNING ACRES: 21
End Result. The main objective is to reduce stocking levels to an average BA of 40-80 ft2 per acre. Thin from below to a target basal area of 40-80 ft2 per acre. BA may be higher in areas where there are concentrations of >23.0” ▇▇▇▇▇ diameter trees and/or wildlife trees. The availability of suitable trees shall determine final BA at most locations. Leave tree species preference in order of priority: ES, WP, PP, WL, DF, RC, AF, WH, GF, LP. Spacing of leave trees should be variable and should include a mix of single trees and clumps of 2-4+ trees based on the availability of Most Desirable and Less Desirable leave trees.
End Result. The objective is to regenerate stands dominated by LP and shade tolerant species composition.
End Result. The objective is to decrease stand density while maintaining a diverse species mix to minimize/prevent large-scale loss due to potential effects of high severity disturbance such as fire, disease, and insects. Another objective is to artificially plant the stand in areas where open canopy and good site productivity would encourage growth. This would result in a mostly two-storied stand with residual overstory of WL, DF, WP, and ES and early seral species regeneration.
End Result. The objective is to remove LP that is susceptible to mountain pine beetle attack and to commercially thin a seral overstory to prevent growth loss. Another objective is to maintain some tree structures beneficial to wildlife, whether it is for long-term cover or snag recruitment.
End Result. The main objective is to reduce stocking levels to an average BA of 40-60 ft2 per acre. Remove all LP, RC, ES, WH, GF, AF <23.0” ▇▇▇▇▇ diameter. Thin from below to a target basal area of 40-60 ft2 per acre. BA may be higher in areas where there are concentrations of >23.0” ▇▇▇▇▇ diameter trees and/or wildlife trees. The availability of suitable trees shall determine final BA at most locations. Leave tree species preference in order of priority: WP, WL, DF, PP. Spacing of leave trees should be variable and should include a mix of single trees and clumps of 2-4+ trees based on the availability of Most Desirable and Less Desirable leave trees. C3.47# - ABNORMAL DELAY (09/2004) Unless otherwise agreed, felled timber meeting Utilization Standards shall be removed by Purchaser pursuant to B2.2 and shall be presented for Scaling within the time period indicated in the following removal schedule. The number of days shown are consecutive calendar days. Failure to remove and present such timber for Scaling within the required time limits will be considered abnormal delay, subject to B3.47. Included Timber Time Limits ALL. 180 days after felling is started. All timber decked during construction clearing. 180 days after felling on each Specified Road constructed by Purchaser is initiated. Timber decked during road construction. 180 days after Forest Service authorizes Purchaser to use roads pursuant to B5.2. C4.211 - DOWNPAYMENT (06/2007) The downpayment amount shown in A18 may not be applied toward any other payment required under the provisions of this contract, except damages determined pursuant to B9.4, transferred to other timber sales, or refunded until (a) stumpage value representing 25 percent of the total bid value of the timber sale has been charged and paid for, or (b) the estimated value of the unscaled timber is equal to or less than the amount of the downpayment, or (c) if 36 CFR 223.49(e) is applicable, the estimated value of the unscaled timber is equal to or less than the amount of the downpayment. If Forest Service makes a determination that this contract should not have been included under in- creased downpayment requirements (36 CFR 223.49(e)), the downpayment shall be revised and applied in accordance with 36 CFR 223.49(f). C4.212 - TEMPORARY REDUCTION OF DOWNPAYMENT (08/2009) Notwithstanding B4.211 or C4.211, upon the Purchaser's written request Forest Service may temporarily reduce the downpayment when Purchaser's scheduled operations are delaye...
End Result. The main objective is to reduce stocking levels to an average BA of 40-60 ft2 per acre. Remove all LP, WH, GF, RC <23.0” ▇▇▇▇▇ diameter. Thin from below to a target basal area of 40-60 ft2 per acre. BA may be higher in areas where there are concentrations of >23.0” ▇▇▇▇▇ diameter trees and/or wildlife trees. The availability of suitable trees shall determine final BA at most locations. Remove all AF except unless meeting at least one of the wildlife requirements below: • crown ratio > 40% • bird holes/cavities Leave tree species preference in order of priority: WP, PP, WL, DF, ES. Spacing of leave trees should be variable and should include a mix of single trees and clumps of 2-4+ trees based on the availability of Most Desirable and Less Desirable leave trees. UNIT: 36 UNIT CUTTING GUIDE RX: COMMERCIAL THINNING ACRES: 37
End Result. The main objective is to reduce stand density to a target basal area of 60-80 ft2 per acre. Thin from below to a target basal area of 60-80 ft2 per acre. BA may be higher in areas where there are concentrations of >23.0” ▇▇▇▇▇ trees and/or wildlife trees. The availability of suitable trees shall determine final BA at most locations. Target BA will not be achieved in areas that lack suitable leave trees. Remove all LP, ES, RC, AF, WH and GF <24.0” ▇▇▇▇▇ (except RC and ES showing signs of wildlife use). Leave tree species preference in order of priority: WP, WL, DF. Leave RC and ES showing signs of wildlife use.