Operating Plan Requirements Sample Clauses

Operating Plan Requirements. Unless otherwise provided for, PURCHASER shall be responsible for performing based on existing road and unit layout and design. PURCHASER must do so in strict compliance with applicable Laws, the FLUP and the approved Timber Sale Operating Plan. The PURCHASER must prepare and submit to the STATE, a written Timber Sale Operating Plan meeting the requirements of Exhibit C and providing for the orderly and progressive development of all operations necessary to complete this contract. The Timber Sale Operating Plan is ineffective until it is APPROVED by the STATE, which must occur prior to the start of operations. Operating without a representative on site and an approved logging plan is grounds for the STATE to suspend operations. This plan must be updated annually and whenever there is a significant change in the PURCHASER’S operation such as but not limited to start or stop dates of activity on the sale, type of activity being conducted, and third party agreements.

Operating Plan Requirements. Unless otherwise provided for, PURCHASER shall be responsible for performing based on existing road and unit layout and design. Purchaser must do so in strict compliance with applicable Laws and the approved Timber Sale Operating Plan. The PURCHASER must prepare and submit to the STATE on or before the execution of this contract, a written logging plan meeting the requirements of Exhibit I and providing for the orderly and progressive development of all operations necessary to complete this contract. The logging plan is ineffective until it is APPROVED by the STATE, which must occur prior to the start of operations. Operating without a representative on site and an approved and logging plan is grounds for suspension. This plan must be updated annually and whenever there is a change in the PURCHASER’S operation.

Operating Plan Requirements. Unless otherwise provided for, PURCHASER shall be responsible for performing based on existing road and unit layout and design as depicted in the FLUP and on the USFS Unit Maps. PURCHASER must do so in strict compliance with applicable Laws, the FLUP and the approved Timber Sale Operating Plan. The PURCHASER must prepare and submit to the STATE prior to the start of operations, a written Timber Sale Operating Plan meeting the requirements of Exhibit C and providing for the orderly and progressive development of all operations necessary to complete this contract. The Timber Sale Operating Plan is ineffective until it is APPROVED by the STATE, which must occur prior to the start of operations. Operating without a designated representative on site, or an approved logging plan is grounds for suspension. This plan must be updated whenever there is a significant change in the PURCHASER’S operation. Significant is defined as a change to an item required in the operating plan as portrayed by the requirements listed in Exhibit D.

Operating Plan Requirements. PURCHASER shall be responsible for performing unit layout and all operations must comply with the Kosciusko Vegetative Management and Watershed Improvement Project EA. All Purchaser operations will be in compliance with applicable Laws and the approved Timber Sale Operating Plan. The PURCHASER must prepare and submit to the STATE on or before the execution of this contract, a written logging plan meeting the requirements of Exhibit I and providing for the orderly and progressive development of all operations necessary to complete this contract. The logging plan is ineffective until it is APPROVED by the STATE, which must occur prior to the start of operations. Operating without a representative on site and an approved plan is grounds for suspension. This plan will be updated annually and whenever there is a change in the PURCHASER’S operation.

Operating Plan Requirements. The Operating Plan must comply with the requirements of the Alaska Forest Resources and Practices Act (FRPA) under AS 41.17, , the Alaska Land Act under AS 38.05, and 11 AAC 71.300 and the Kosciusko Vegetation Management and watershed Improvement Project EA (EA). The Operating Plan must provide the Sale Administrator with sufficient information to allow the STATE and USFS to review proposed harvest, the Purchaser will perform on the ground layout and notify the sale administrator when unit is ready for inspection. The State and FS will attempt to inspect units within 14 days of notification but must inspect within 21 days. Operations will not commence in units until written notification to proceed. Unit 1, has been prepared as a demonstration, and is approved to begin harvest. Although Unit 1 has been approved The initial Plan of Operations will be reviewed and feedback will be provided to the PURCHASER within 30 days of submittal. Subsequent changes deemed minor will be reviewed within 14 days of submittal. The Operating Plan must include identification of any areas of concern identified by the PURCHASER, provide unit descriptions of harvest methodology by prescription and Unit #. Any issue of prescription compliance the PURCHASER identifies as requiring additional review should be outlined as well any potential conflicts with FRPA. The information required in the “Operating Plan” must also provide the State sale administrator with the following information:

Operating Plan Requirements. Unless otherwise provided for, PURCHASER shall be responsible for performing timber operations based on existing road and unit layout and design. PURCHASER must do so in strict compliance with applicable laws, the FLUP and the approved Timber Sale Operating Plan. The PURCHASER must prepare and submit to the STATE, on or before the execution of this contract, a written Timber Sale Operating Plan meeting the requirements of Exhibit C and providing for the orderly and progressive development of all operations necessary to complete this contract. The Timber Sale Operating Plan is ineffective until it is APPROVED by the STATE, which must occur prior to the start of operations. Operating without a designated representative on site and an approved logging plan is grounds for suspension. This plan must be updated annually and whenever there is a change in the PURCHASER’S operation.