12140LN23Q0060Attach5InfoChart.pdf

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DAKOTA PRAIRIE GRASSLANDS - Magpie Juniper Mastication
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This document is a summary information chart for the Magpie Juniper Fuels Treatments project located on the Dakota Prairie Grasslands. The chart provides details on two treatment units, including the unit name and number, elevation, aspect, slope percentage, acres, boundary markings, acceptable leave tree spacing, stocking density requirements, maximum tree diameter and minimum height to cut, and estimated trees to cut per acre. Unit 1 is located at 2240 feet elevation on slopes averaging 25% grade covering 1799 acres. Unit 2 also sits at 2240 feet across slopes averaging 25% grade, spanning 1410 acres. Both units will use Avanza GPS coordinates for boundary markings and require a leave tree spacing of no defined spacing. The maximum tree diameter to cut is 1 foot and the minimum tree height is 8 feet. The estimated trees to cut per acre is 50 for each unit.

The related federal contract opportunity is solicitation number 1240LN23Q0060 for the Magpie Juniper Mastication project issued by the US Department of Agriculture Forest Service. No further details are provided on requirements, pricing, responses or awards.

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Summary Information Chart Magpie Juniper

Fuels Treatments (acres)

Unit

Name/No. El ev at io n

A sp ec t

Sl op e

A cr es

Boundary Markings

Avg.

Leav e Tree Spac ing (ft)

Acceptable Stocking Density Trees/ac

Max.

DBH

To cut

Min.

Tree ht To cut

Estimated

Trees to Cut Per Acre

Remarks

Ave. Height

Magpie Unit 1

2240’ All

Avg 25%

1799 Avanza georeferenced

N/A

NA NA 1’ 50

8’

Magpie Unit 2 2240’ All

Avg 25%

1410 Avanza georeferenced

N/A N/A N/A 1’ 50 8’

Acceptable

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