Adjustment for Quantity Errors Sample Clauses

Adjustment for Quantity Errors. An es- timated quantity shown in AT2 shall be revised by correct- ing identified errors made in determining estimated quan- tity that result in a change in total timber sale quantity of at least 10 percent or $1,000 in value, whichever is less, when an incorrect estimated quantity is caused by com- puter malfunction or an error in calculations, area deter- mination, or computer input. No adjustments in quantity shall be made for varia- tions in accuracy resulting from planned sampling and Measuring methods or judgments of timber quality or de- fect. For payment purposes, corresponding revisions in quantity and total payment shall be shown in AT4c for each Payment Unit involved. Adjustment in rates will not be made. Adjustment in quantities shall not obligate For- est Service to designate additional quantities when the original quantity estimate is overstated.
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Adjustment for Quantity Errors. An estimated quantity shown in AT.2 shall be revised by correcting identified errors made in determining estimated quantity that result in a change in total contract quantity of at least 10 percent or $1,000 in value, whichever is less, when an incorrect estimated quantity is caused by computer malfunction or an error in calculations, area determination, or computer input. No adjustments in quantity shall be made for variations in accuracy resulting from planned sampling and Measur- ing methods or judgments of timber quality or defect. For payment purposes, corresponding revisions in quantity and total payment shall be shown in AT.4.3 for each Payment Unit involved. Adjustment in rates will not be made. Adjustment in quantities shall not obligate Forest Ser- vice to designate additional quantities when the original quantity estimate is overstated.
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Adjustment for Quantity Errors. An estimated quantity shown on Page 1 shall be revised by correcting identified errors made in determining estimated quantity that result in a change in total timber sale quantity of at least 10 percent or $1,000 in value, whichever is less, when an incorrect estimated quantity is caused by computer malfunction or an error in calculations, area determination, or computer input. No adjustments in quantity shall be made for variations in accuracy resulting from planned sampling and Measuring methods or judgments of timber quality or defect. For payment purposes, corresponding revisions in quantity and total payment shall be shown on Page 1 for each Payment Unit involved. Adjustment in rates will not be made. Adjustment in quantities shall not obligate Forest Service to designate additional quantities when the original quantity estimate is overstated.
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Adjustment for Quantity Errors. An es­ timated quantity shown in AT2 'shall be revised by correct­ ing identified errors made in determining estimated quan­ tity that result in a change in total timber sale quantity of at least 10 percent or $1 ,000 in value, whichever is less, when an incorrect estimated quantity is caused by com­ puter malfunction or an error in calculations, area deter­ mination, or computer input. No adjustments in quantity shall be made for varia­ tions in accuracy resulting from planned sampling and Measuring methods or judgments of timber quality or de­ fect. For payment purposes, corresponding revisions in quantity and total payment shall be shown in AT4c for each Payment Unit involved. Adjustment in rates will not be made. Adjustment in quantities shall not obligate For­ est Service to designate additional quantities when the original quantity estimate is overstated. BT3.0-RATES OF PAYMENT BT3.1 Current Contract Rates. Included Timber that is Released for Cutting shall be paid for at Current Contract Rates determined under this Section. "Current Contract Rates" shall be (a) Flat Rates and (b) Tentative Rates adjusted by the escalation procedures in BT3.2. Flat Rates and Tentative Rates shall be those listed in AT4, unless superseded by rates redetermined under BT3.3 or established for Contract Term Extension. Current Contract Rates, based on rates redetermined under BT3.3 or established under BTS.23, shall apply to all Payment Units from which removal of timber from Sale Area has not been completed on the effective date of the revised rates, except Current Contract Rates in effect at the time of Release for Cutting shall be applicable:
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