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RFP - Consultant Services for Transit Planning, Analysis and Public Engagement
Year Created: 2024
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BID - SALE_Pine Sawtimber & Pulpwood 2006
- YEAR CREATED: 2006
- ENTITY TYPE: County
- TYPE OF DOCUMENT: BID - ITB, IFB, ITT, RFB
- Parks and Recreation
This document is an agreement between a seller and a buyer for the sale of forest products in Tract C of Blythe Island Regional Park. The sale area is approximately 30.3 acres, and the estimated volume of products to be harvested and removed includes 220,398 Board Feet of Pine Sawtimber and 54.8 cords of Pine Pulpwood. The buyer agrees to pay the seller the specified sum of money for all forest products, as mentioned in the document.
The method of marking the forest products is by surrounding the area to be harvested with a double firebreak. The seller guarantees that they have the full right and authority to sell the forest products and that they are free from all liens and encumbrances. The buyer is granted the right of ingress and egress across the sale area and existing roads adjacent to it, but the seller reserves the right to regulate ingress and egress and approve the location of any loading docks or new roads to minimize road length and potential erosion.
The seller assumes no responsibility for damage to the buyer's equipment or injury to the buyer's employees, as that responsibility is entirely assumed by the buyer. The seller also states that the sale of forest products will adhere to the Best Management Practices (BMPs) outlined in the Georgia Forestry Commission publication.
The document further details the BMPs related to roads, harvesting, and other aspects of the logging operation. It specifies the construction and maintenance of roads, restrictions on road location near streams and lakes, requirements for stream crossings, utilization of designated timber, removal of logging debris from water bodies, and proper disposal of waste materials.
The buyer is required to provide proof of insurance, protect unmarked trees and areas, repair any damage to fences or other improvements, reimburse the seller for fire suppression costs caused by the buyer, and indemnify and hold the seller and other entities harmless from any liabilities or claims arising from the buyer's operation.
Both parties agree to comply with all existing rules, regulations, and policies of Glynn County and other applicable laws. The document concludes with the buyer agreeing to pay the seller the specified sum of money for the forest products.