Common use of SNOWPLOWING Clause in Contracts

SNOWPLOWING. If hauling occurs during the winter months, the Purchaser will be required to plow snow to the following guidelines on all State and private roads. 1. Snow should be windrowed beyond the fill shoulder line. 2. To protect the road surface, a 1 to 4-inch cushion of snow may be left on the road. 3. At termination of use, the road will be prepared for spring runoff by opening drainage outlets through the plowed berms and by installing a snow-berm road closure. 4. Tracked equipment will not be used to plow snow without prior written approval from the Forest Officer. 5. The side-casting of road material into a stream, lake, wetland, or other body of water during snow plowing operations is prohibited in the SMZ.

SNOWPLOWING. If hauling occurs during the winter months, the Purchaser will be required to plow snow to the following guidelines on all State and private BLM roads. 1. Snow should be windrowed beyond the fill shoulder line. 2. To protect the road surface, a 1 to 4-inch cushion of snow may will be left on the road. 3. At termination of use, the road will be prepared for spring runoff by opening drainage outlets through the plowed berms and by installing a snow-berm road closure. 4. Tracked equipment will not be used to plow snow without prior written approval from the Forest Officer. 5. 5 The side-casting of road material into a stream, lake, wetland, or other body of water during snow plowing operations is prohibited in the SMZ.

SNOWPLOWING. If hauling occurs during the winter months, the Purchaser will be required to plow snow to the following guidelines on all State and private roads. 1. Snow should be windrowed beyond the fill shoulder line. 2. To protect the road surface, a 1 to 4-minimum 2 inch cushion of snow may will be left on the road. 3. At termination of use, the road will be prepared for spring runoff by opening drainage outlets through the plowed berms and by installing a snow-berm road closure. 4. Tracked equipment will not be used to plow snow without prior written approval from the Forest Officer. 5. The side-casting of road material into a stream, lake, wetland, or other body of water during snow plowing operations is prohibited in the SMZ. 6. Leave drainage points (breaches) in the snow berm to avoid concentration of snowmelt runoff on the road surface.

SNOWPLOWING. If hauling occurs during the winter months, the Purchaser will be required to plow snow to the following guidelines on all State and private roads. 1. Snow should be windrowed beyond the fill shoulder line. 2. To protect the road surface, a 1 2 to 4-inch cushion of snow may be left on the road. 3. At termination of use, the road will be prepared for spring runoff by opening drainage outlets through the plowed berms and by installing a snow-berm road closure. 4. Tracked equipment will not be used to plow snow without prior written approval from the Forest Officer. 5. The side-casting of road material into a stream, lake, wetland, or other body of water during snow plowing operations is prohibited in the SMZ.

SNOWPLOWING. If hauling occurs during the winter months, the Purchaser will be required to plow snow to the following fol- lowing guidelines on all State and private roads. 1. Snow should be windrowed beyond the fill shoulder line. 2. To protect the road surface, a 1 to 4-inch cushion of snow may be left on the road. 3. At termination of use, the road will be prepared for spring runoff by opening drainage outlets through the plowed berms and by installing a snow-berm road closure.plowed 4. Tracked equipment will not be used to plow snow without prior written approval from the Forest Officer. 5. The side-casting of road material into a stream, lake, wetland, or other body of water during snow plowing operations is prohibited in the SMZ.

SNOWPLOWING. If hauling occurs during the winter months, the Purchaser will be required to plow snow to the following guidelines on all State and private roads. 1. Snow should be windrowed beyond the fill shoulder line. 2. To protect the road surface, a 1 to 4-inch cushion of snow may be left on the road. 3. At termination of use, the road will be prepared for spring runoff by opening drainage outlets out- lets through the plowed berms and by installing a snow-berm road closure. 4. Tracked equipment will not be used to plow snow without prior written approval from the Forest Officer. 5. The side-casting of road material into a stream, lake, wetland, or other body of water during snow plowing operations is prohibited in the SMZ.