1240LN22Q0037Attach4PrescriptionSummaryChart.pdf

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DAKOTA PRAIRIE GRASSLANDS - Dantz Creek Juniper Mastication Project
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This document contains a summary information chart and description for the Dantz Creek Juniper Mastication Project solicitation. The chart provides details on two treatment units covering a total of 2,271 acres, including elevation, aspect, slope percentage, acres, boundary markings, leave tree spacing, stocking density requirements, maximum tree diameter and minimum height to cut, and estimated trees to cut per acre. The solicitation description calls for mastication of at least 90% of juniper trees greater than 1 foot tall in each unit, retaining juniper on north-facing slopes over 30%, with up to 20% of the area potentially inaccessible to equipment to be cut by hand. Material in the Dantz Creek drainage must be cut into pieces no longer than 2 feet to prevent clogging of downstream culverts. Juniper within 10 feet of the stream channel will be left standing. The solicitation is issued by the USDA Forest Service.

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Summary Information Chart Dantz Creek

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

Dantz Creek Unit 1

2240’ All

Avg 21%

862 Avanza georeferenced

N/A

NA NA 1’ 30

8’

Dantz Creek Unit 2 2240’ All

Avg 20%

1409 Avanza georeferenced

N/A N/A N/A 1’ 30 8’

Acceptable

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