Sale of Timber Sample Clauses

Sale of Timber. Under the terms and conditions of this contract, STATE sells to PURCHASER, and PURCHASER buys from STATE, that Board of Forestry timber designated and described in the section titled, “Designated Timber,” which for all purposes of this contract is hereinafter referred to as "timber." The location of designated timber is shown on Exhibit A. PURCHASER shall pay STATE the "purchase price for timber" set forth in Section 44. The purchase price shall be paid to STATE in accordance with the payment schedule in Section 42. This is a sale of "State timber" as defined in OAR 629-031-0005 and may not be exported. The Forest Resources Conservation Amendments Act of 1993 authorizes Oregon and other western states to prohibit the export of unprocessed timber from public lands. PURCHASER must comply with the provisions of the federal act, ORS 526.801 through 526.831, and OAR 629-031-0005 through 629-031-0045 in disposing of State timber from this timber sale.
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Sale of Timber. DRAFT Seller hereby agrees to sell and Xxxxx agrees to buy any dead or live standing trees individually designated by Seller's representative within the timber sale area boundary as marked on the ground by roads, ownership boundaries, or flagged lines. The approximate location of the sale boundaries is shown on the attached maps marked Exhibit “A”, “A1”, “A2” (the “Sale Area”). These maps are hereby made a part of this timber sale contract (the “Contract”). Seller and Buyer agree that the designation of trees to be cut will be governed by the following criteria:
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Sale of Timber. Potlatch agrees to sell and Purchaser agrees to purchase the estimated volumes and species of timber at the following prices: Species Price/Unit Estimated Net Volume Total Estimated Value Grand Fir $ /mbf 851 mbf $ Western Hemlock $ /mbf 350 mbf $ Xxxxxxx-Fir $ /mbf 566 mbf $ Larch $ /mbf 337 mbf $ Cedar $ /mbf 573 mbf $ Ponderosa Pine $ 200/mbf 29 mbf $ White Pine $ 315/mbf 31 mbf $ Lodgepole Pine $ /mbf 261mbf $ Xxxxxxxxx Spruce $ 215/mbf 0 mbf $ Subalpine Fir $ 215/mbf 0 mbf $ Total Net Saw 2,998 mbf $ Cedar Products (req.) $ 95/mbf 108 mbf $ Pulp (req.) $ 15/ton 343 tons $ Tonwood (req.) $ 15/ton 1,249 tons $ Total Estimated Gross Sale Value $ Development Costs $ 0 Total Estimated Net Sale Value $
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Sale of Timber. Potlatch agrees to sell and Purchaser agrees to purchase the estimated volumes and species of timber at the following prices: Estimated Total Species Price/Unit Net Volume Estimated Value Grand Fir $ /mbf Western Hemlock $ /mbf Xxxxxxx-Fir $ /mbf Larch $ /mbf Cedar $ /mbf Ponderosa Pine $ /mbf White Pine $ /mbf Lodgepole Pine $ /mbf Xxxxxxxxx Spruce $ /mbf Subalpine Fir $ /mbf mbf mbf mbf mbf mbf mbf mbf mbf mbf mbf $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ Total Net Saw mbf $ Cedar Products $ /mbf Pulp (opt./req.) $ /ton Tonwood (opt./req.) $ /ton mbf tons tons $ $ $ $ Total Estimated Gross Sale Value $ Development Costs $ Total Estimated Net Sale Value
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Sale of Timber. Section 1010. Definitions of Terms. Anchor Xxxxx - a xxxxx used to tie off or wrap a cable or line to firmly secure it. Archaeological or Historical Resource - those sites, buildings, structures, and artifacts, which possess material evidence of human life and culture of prehistoric and historic past. Areas of Operations - the locations where PURCHASER performs the Operations described in the Contract. Each Area of Operation usually has specific operating requirements. At Price Above – material will be charged at the highest rate for that species. Authorized Representative - a representative of the PURCHASER authorized to receive any notice or instructions from STATE on behalf of PURCHASER and to take any action required in regard to performance of PURCHASER under this Contract. Basal Area - a measure of the cross-sectional area of a Tree Bole, in square feet, measured 4½ feet above the ground on the uphill side of the tree. Bidder – is a person, business, corporation, or other entity recognized by the STATE that submits a bid to enter into a contract with the STATE to purchase forest products, and that certifies that the timber will be harvested. Bunk – a bed for logs with a pair of stakes at each end. Contract - the entire written agreement between the parties, including but not limited to the Notice of Timber Sale, Invitation to Bid or Request for Proposal, Instructions to Bidders, specifications, terms, and conditions, Exhibits, Operations Plan, change notices, if any, and the accepted bid. Cultural Resource - an Archaeological or Historical Resource. They may include objects, structures, or sites used by people in the past. DBH (Diameter at Breast Height) - the diameter of a standing tree inclusive of the bark measured 4½ feet above the ground on the uphill side of the tree. Down Timber - timber that is down as of the date of this Contract, as determined by STATE. Down Wood - trees and logs on the ground. Fire Season - when the State Forester has declared that conditions of fire hazard exist in a forest protection district or any part thereof. The State Forester designates for each district or any part thereof the date of the beginning of a Fire Season for that year. The Fire Season continues for each district or part thereof until ended by order of the State Forester when conditions of fire hazard no longer exist in that district or part thereof. Green Tree Retention - the practice of leaving live, growing trees on a site during timber harvest as a f...
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Sale of Timber. If any timber is required to be cleared from the Lands in order that Coalhunter may conduct exploration, development and mining operations on the Lands, Coalhunter shall have right to clear and sell such timber on reasonable commercial terms for the account of the Peace River Partnership.
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