Exhibit 31 Seed TO 2 Payette.pdf

ITEM

NUMBER

Deer Fawn Mandatory:

Thin - Lop and Scatter

PAY UNIT EST QTY UNIT COST TOTAL

1 DF 9 AC. 37

2 DF 13 AC. 13

3 DF 32 AC. 38

4 DF 39 AC. 19

5 DF 50 AC. 10

6 DF 52 AC. 31

7 DF 56 AC. 11

8 DF 57 AC. 16

9 DF 58 AC. 13

10 DF 59 AC. 37

11 DF 62 AC. 27

12 DF 321 AC. 37

13 DF 350 AC. 13

14 DF 652 AC. 20

15 DF 654 AC. 12

16 DF 656 AC. 14

17 DF 3654 AC. 15

18 DF 3655 AC. 16

19 DF 5457 AC. 25

TOTAL 404

ITEM

NUMBER

Larch Mandatory:

Thin - Lop and Scatter

PAY UNIT EST QTY UNIT COST TOTAL

1 L1 AC. 35

2 L 17 AC. 9

3 L 27 AC. 18

4 L 42 AC. 32

5 L 53 AC. 27

6 L 54 AC. 12

7 L 57 AC. 30

8 L 73 AC. 8

9 L 82 AC. 14

10 L 83 AC. 7

11 L 94 AC. 19

12 L 96 AC. 21

13 L 209 AC. 15

14 L 771 AC. 8

15 L 903 AC. 13

Schedule of Items - D1 West Zone Non-Commercial Thinning 2022 Council and Weiser Ranger Districts, Payette National Forest Seed Task Order 2

Period of Performance Base Year: 07/1/2022 -11/30/2023

Exhibit 31

16 L 905 AC. 14

17 L 906 AC. 15

TOTAL 297

ITEM

NUMBER

Cold Slim Mandatory:

Thin - Lop and Scatter

PAY UNIT EST QTY UNIT COST TOTAL

1 CS 1 AC. 22

2 CS 28 AC. 15

3 CS 29 AC. 38

4 CS 52 AC. 14

5 CS 53 AC. 14

6 CS 54 AC. 17

7 CS 58 AC. 29

8 CS 102 AC. 24

9 CS 402 AC. 15

10 CS 428 AC. 24

11 CS 451 AC. 14

12 CS 503 AC. 12

13 CS 4450 AC. 10

14 CS 4560A AC. 13

TOTAL 261

ITEM

NUMBER

Huck East Mandatory:

Thin - Lop and Scatter

PAY UNIT EST QTY UNIT COST TOTAL

1 H4 AC. 17

2 H5 AC. 16

3 H6 AC. 41

4 H8A AC. 26

5 H8B AC. 26

6 H9A AC. 25

7 H10A AC. 42

8 H10B AC. 52

9 H12B AC. 11

10 H13 AC. 50

11 H15 AC. 41

12 H18 AC. 10

13 H19 AC. 15

14 H20 AC. 12

15 H21 AC. 31

16 H22 AC. 41

Total: 456

ITEM

NUMBER

Bear Mandatory:

Thin - Pile, Prune

PAY UNIT EST QTY UNIT COST TOTAL

1 B1 AC. 24

2 B2 AC. 28

Total: 52

ITEM

NUMBER

Bear Mandatory:

Thin - Lop and Scatter

PAY UNIT EST QTY UNIT COST TOTAL

1 B3 AC. 182

Total 182

ITEM

NUMBER

Cuprum Mandatory:

Pile Dead and Down

PAY UNIT EST QTY UNIT COST TOTAL

1 B4 AC. 72

2 B5 AC. 37

Total: 109

ITEM

NUMBER

Robinson Mandatory:

Thin - Pile, Prune

PAY UNIT EST QTY UNIT COST TOTAL

1 R1 AC. 18

2 R2 AC. 10

3 R3 AC. 20

4 R6 AC. 16

5 R10 AC. 13

6 R12 AC. 46

Total: 123

ITEM

NUMBER

Robinson Mandatory:

Thin - Lop and Scatter

PAY UNIT EST QTY UNIT COST TOTAL

1 R4 AC. 52

2 R5 AC. 55

3 R7 AC. 5

4 R8 AC. 8

5 R9 AC. 20

6 R11 AC. 36

7 R13 AC. 19

8 R14 AC. 86

9 R15 AC. 23

Total: 304

ITEM

NUMBER

Weasel Mandatory:

Pile Dead and Down

PAY UNIT EST QTY UNIT COST TOTAL

1 W1 AC. 89

2 W2 AC. 7

3 W3 AC. 17

Total: 113

ITEM

NUMBER

Crystal Mandatory:

Thin - Lop and Scatter

PAY UNIT EST QTY UNIT COST TOTAL

1 C1 AC. 7

2 C2 AC. 5

3 C3 AC. 10

4 C4 AC. 13

5 C5 AC. 7

6 C6 AC. 10

7 C7 AC. 10

Total: 62

ITEM

NUMBER

Sky Rim Mandatory:

Thin - Pile

PAY UNIT EST QTY UNIT COST TOTAL

1 S1 AC. 32

2 S6 AC. 8

3 S7 AC. 8

4 S13 AC. 3

5 S14 AC. 11

6 S15 AC. 11

7 S19 AC. 11

8 S20 AC. 3

9 S24 AC. 11

10 S25 AC. 11

Total: 109

ITEM

NUMBER

Robinson Mandatory:

Fireline/Fuel Break

PAY UNIT EST QTY UNIT COST TOTAL

1 FL401 Linear Feet 3897

2 FL402 Linear Feet 1333

3 FL403 Linear Feet 3586

4 FL404 Linear Feet 3085

5 FL405 Linear Feet 574

6 FL406 Linear Feet 1580

7 FL407 Linear Feet 1425

Total: 15480

ITEM

NUMBER

Huck East Optional:

Thin - Pile, Prune

PAY UNIT EST QTY UNIT COST TOTAL

1 H1 AC. 33

2 H2 AC. 6

3 H3 AC. 7

4 H7 AC. 67

5 H9B AC. 17

6 H11 AC. 74

7 H12A AC. 12

8 H14 AC. 81

9 H16 AC. 20

10 H17 AC. 8

total: 325

ITEM

NUMBER

Sky Rim Optional:

Thin - Lop and Scatter

PAY UNIT EST QTY UNIT COST TOTAL

1 S2 AC. 70

2 S3 AC. 119

3 S4 AC. 31

4 S5 AC. 179

5 S8 AC. 83

6 S9 AC. 8

7 S10 AC. 32

8 S11 AC. 13

9 S12 AC. 137

10 S16 AC. 45

11 S17 AC. 32

12 S18 AC. 58

13 S21 AC. 84

14 S22 AC. 111

15 S23 AC. 41

Total: 1043

ITEM

NUMBER

Huck East Optional:

Fireline/Fuel Break

PAY UNIT EST QTY UNIT COST TOTAL

1 FL501 Linear Feet 5885

2 FL502 Linear Feet 3388

3 FL503 Linear Feet 3201

4 FL504 Linear Feet 3164

5 FL505 Linear Feet 4919

6 FL506 Linear Feet 1493

Total: 22050

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Payette West Zone 2022 NCT Statement of Work

Scope of Contract The Forest Service proposes to contract technical forestry services for:

• Base (Mandatory):

− Thin – Lop and Scatter: 1,966 acres

− Thin – Prune-Pile: 175 acres

− Thin – Pile: 109 acres

− Pile Existing Slash: 222 acres

− Fireline-Fuel Break: 15,480 linear feet

• Optional:

− Thin – Lop and Scatter: 1,043 acres

− Thin – Prune-Pile: 325 acres

− Fireline-Fuel Break: 22,050 linear feet

The Contractor shall furnish all labor, equipment, transportation, supervision, supplies incidentals, and perform all work necessary to complete the project in compliance with terms, specifications, conditions, and provisions of this solicitation.

Camping is allowed but must be approved by District Ranger and in compliance with Payette NF camping provisions.

No off-road vehicle use; the contractor shall follow the Payette NF Motor Vehicle Use Map.

https://www.fs.usda.gov/Internet/FSE_DOCUMENTS/fseprd615815.pdf

Location of Project Areas The work is located on the Council and Weiser Ranger Districts (West Zone) of the Payette National Forest near Council and Weiser, Idaho.

Boundaries of Project Areas Thinning unit boundaries are designated by geo-referenced maps as identified in Table 1 under “Activity Maps”. Units also designated with white boundary tags and pink ribbon are identified as “Flagged” in Table 1 under “Special

Considerations.” The contractor will be provided geo-referenced PDF maps that can be utilized through Avenza Maps on your smart phone or tablet. To request project maps, contact John Champa john.champa@usda.gov or Mike Elles, michael.elles@usda.gov .

The contactor may flag the units but must remove flagging once the unit is complete.

Contract Time Work may begin May 1st for NCT (except as noted otherwise in Table 1) and any time for Pile Existing and Fireline-Fuel

Break.

• Base items must be completed by November 30, 2023.

• Optional items may be awarded in 2022 or 2023; The contractor has 18 months to complete optional items from the date of award.

Contractor Work Plan Before work begins, the contractor shall designate, in writing, the person or persons who shall represent the contractor during any absence from the project site. In the designation, the contractor shall describe the areas of responsibility assigned to the representative. Designated representative(s) shall be fully conversant in the English language and shall be able to fully communicate with all parties.

Multiple contractors maybe awarded individual units from this single Task Order request.

https://www.fs.usda.gov/Internet/FSE_DOCUMENTS/fseprd615815.pdf mailto:john.champa@usda.gov mailto:michael.elles@usda.gov

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Riparian Conservation Areas No work is to be conducted within riparian conservation areas (RCA) except fireline or unless otherwise specified.

Known RCA’s are clearly identified on the unit maps. If newly discovered stream courses are found within units, notify the Contract Officer’s Representative (COR) or designated inspector immediately for stream buffer (no treatment) requirements.

RCA boundary distances are determined by whether the stream is perennial (240-foot buffer) or intermittent (120-foot buffer). Perennial streams are defined as generally having year-round flow except in periods of extreme drought.

Intermittent streams are defined as a stream or portion of a stream that flows in response to seasonal runoff and unlike ephemeral streams have well-defined channel bed and banks. Consult inspector or COR if uncertain about status of unmarked channels.

Mineral Licks and Elk Wallows If mineral licks or elk wallows are found, a 400-foot buffer is required. If mineral licks or elk wallows are found within units, notify the COR or designated inspector immediately.

Technical Specifications

7A. Hand Thinning Thinning is required as shown in Table 1, and the following conditions shall be met:

• Spacing: Spacing will be based on crown spacing, which is the distance from the outside branch of one leave tree to the outside branch of the next nearest leave tree. See “Leave Tree Spacing” in Table 1 for unit specific crown spacing distances. Spacing on individual leave trees may be varied up to 25% to select and leave only the most desirable non-defective trees.

• Size Limits: Only live coniferous trees greater than 2-feet in height and less than 10-inches DBH shall be cut.

• Leave Tree Species Preference:

1. Whitebark Pine (Do not cut any whitebark pine)

2. Aspen (Do not cut any aspen, unless damaged from felling or logging operations)

3. Western Larch

4. Ponderosa Pine

5. Douglas-fir

6. Engelmann Spruce

7. Lodgepole Pine

8. Grand Fir

9. Subalpine Fir

Leave a diversity of species in pine plantations where possible by leaving least desirable trees with good form and vigor over defective ponderosa pine. Leave tree selections shall not be all one species

• Other Requirements:

▪ Cut all coniferous trees greater than 2-feet in height within the dripline of leave trees and trees greater than 10-inches DBH. Trees selected as cut trees shall be cut at or below 4-inches above the ground level. If natural obstacles prevent severing the bole at that point, stump height shall not exceed 4-inches above the obstacle.

All live limbs shall be removed from the stump. Stumps shall be cut horizontally, and parallel with the ground.

▪ Trees shall be directionally felled away from residual trees, improvements, private property, and boundary edges including RCAs. Such directional felling shall not be required when in the faller’s judgment it is unsafe to do so, and the tree shall be left standing.

▪ Cut all Juniper in the units.

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• Aspen Treatments: Aspen clumps are defined as: 10 or more trees grouped closely together (stems within 20 feet of each other), greater than 4-feet in height. Cut all coniferous trees greater than 2-feet in height and up to 10-inches

DBH from within and around the clump based on the following crown spacing:

▪ For plantations, cut all conifers within and 25-feet around the clump.

▪ Outside plantations, cut all conifers within and 75-feet around the clump.

Whitebark Pine Improvement Thinning In areas of whitebark pine (WBP), thin around WBP Leave Trees to reduce competition from other species and reduce ladder fuels to increase WBP resilience to wildland fire.

Do not cut any whitebark pine (WBP), western larch, or quaking aspen.

A. All whitebark pine (WBP) treatment units are noted in Table 1. If WBP are found in these or any unit, the following requirements are to be followed:

B. Whitebark pine Leave Trees

▪ All WBP are Leave Trees

C. Cut all conifer trees (other than WBP) within 35 feet of WBP Leave Trees. Specifically, target for removal subalpine fir and Engelmann spruce up to 10-inch DBH

D. Cut all live brush species within 15 feet of WBP Leave Trees and scatter

E. Pull slash and cut material including existing dead woody material exceeding ½” diameter and 2 feet in length beyond the 35 feet clearing radius of WBP Leave Trees.

F. Follow slash treatment requirements from section below: “Scatter - Slash Treatment Requirements.” In all cases, avoid putting slash near WBP, including seedlings and saplings.

G. Where cutting would create slash that would prohibit pulling back from the WBP leave trees, pruning per the

“Pruning” section can be approved by the inspector or COR. Avoid pruning any WBP.

H. Follow “Pruning” directions on units as specified in Table 1.

7B. Lop and Scatter Lop and Scatter is required in units when designated in the “Lop & Scatter” column in Table 1

• Slash to be Lop and Scattered: Lop and scatter slash material resulting from contract activities (both thinning and pruning).

• Slash Height: All lopped material from contract activities shall not extend over 2-feet in height above the ground.

• Placement: Slash material will be evenly scattered beyond the drip line of individual trees. If residual tree crowns are touching, slash will be distributed evenly between boles, but not touching the boles. Slash will be scattered in a manner so as not to create a berm or windrow of material.

• Bucking: All trees shall be bucked in 8 foot or less segments.

• Unit Boundaries: All slash material created by operations performed under this contract which falls outside the unit boundaries shall be pulled back into the unit and treated with the applicable slash treatment.

• Pullback: All slash created by operations performed under this contract shall be

▪ Pulled back at least 5 feet from the top of road cuts and at least 5 feet beyond the traveled surface of the road prism on the fill side, for all roads as shown on the Contract Maps.

▪ Pulled back at least 15 feet from all inside road ditches and culvert inlets.

▪ Pulled back at least 5 feet from the traveled portion of any footpaths used by cattle.

7C/D. Piling and Pile Covering Piling and Pile Covering is required in units when designated in the “Hand Pile & Cover” column in Table 1,

• Slash to be Hand Piled: Pile a minimum of 90% of slash material resulting from contract activities

• Location of Piles:

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▪ The minimum spacing of pile edges to the residual tree canopy edge will be 8-feet. In closed canopy stands, make piles between trees if no openings exist within 50-feet.

▪ No piles are to be made within 20-feet of roads, trails, fireline, footpaths used by cattle, outside unit boundaries, or within channel bottoms above culvert intakes without prior written approval of the COR.

• Unit Boundaries: All slash material created by operations performed under this contract which falls outside the unit boundaries, shall be pulled back into the unit, and treated with the applicable slash treatment.

• Construction and Size of Piles:

▪ All piles shall be as compact as possible. Minimum pile size is 6-feet in height and 6-feet in diameter.

Maximum pile size is 8-feet in height and 8-feet in diameter.

▪ All piles shall have a good base to keep the pile from toppling. Some larger material shall be placed at the base of the pile with additional larger material placed in the upper portion of the pile to aid in compaction of the pile. This may be accomplished by either teepee stacking or parallel stacking material.

▪ Jack-strawed piles, crisscross piles and poorly compacted piles will not be accepted. All material in excess of 6-feet in length shall be cut before placing in the pile. Material protruding out beyond the compact portion of the pile shall be bucked off and added to the pile to facilitate a clean burn.

• Covering of Piles: Piles must be constructed with a 3 by 3-foot (or larger) sheet of waxed or poly-coated Kraft paper placed on the pile when it is approximately ¾ of the finished height of the pile. The remaining slash is to be piled on top to prevent the paper from blowing away. The contractor shall supply the paper.

7E. Pruning Pruning is required in units when designated in the “Prune” column in Table 1

• Prune Specifications:

▪ All residual live conifer trees greater than 4-inches DBH shall be pruned to a height of 7-feet.

▪ Limbs shall be cut within ½ inch of the limb collar and completely severed from the tree. Live and dead limbs need to be pruned.

▪ Pruning may be completed with a chainsaw, pruning saw, or shears. Caution shall be taken to minimize damage to the bole of the tree.

▪ If damage from pruning removes portions of the bark greater than 4 inches in length or more than 25% of the circumference (whichever is less), the damaged tree shall be cut, and a different leave tree shall be selected in its place.

7F. Fireline Construction and Fuelbreak Fireline Construction and Fuel Breaks are required in all units in Table 2, and the following conditions shall be met:

• Fireline Construction:

▪ Mineral Soil and Width: In areas designated, fireline shall be constructed down to mineral soil to a width noted in “Mineral Soil Width” in Table 2. All litter, duff, herbaceous plants, live or dead roots and organic matter must be removed from this mineral soil scrape.

▪ Berms: When fire line is constructed, berms shall be pulled to the outside edge of the constructed fire line, and outside of the unit. Berm shall be dispersed to less than 6 inches high.

▪ Clearing Limits: All existing stumps and snags within the control line clearing limits shall be cut flush at ground level and/or scraped around down to mineral soil to remove fuels and prevent ignition.

▪ Water Bars: Water bars are to be constructed to divert water away from the fire line at an angle 30-60 degrees from the line and sloped to divert runoff into the green. Water bars should be 50-feet apart on slopes greater than 30% and 100-feet apart on slopes less than 30%. Or use Rule of Thumb: each water bar should be visible at horizontal eye level from the one below it.

▪ Avoid: Under-slung line should be avoided if possible but when alternatives are not feasible a cup trench is required.

• Fuel Break:

▪ Distance: The fuel break shall be from the inner edge of the Fireline mineral soil break to the width (in feet) noted in the “Fuel Break Distance” column in Table 2.

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▪ Thinning and Pruning: Fuel break areas shall follow the requirements of Thinning and Pruning (7A and

7E) as stated above.

▪ Slashing: All slash, brush greater than 2-feet tall, and dead woody material greater than 1-inch diameter will be removed and dispersed in the interior of the unit beyond the Fuel Break Distance. Slash shall be dispersed according to the Lop and Scatter (7B) requirements outlined above, with no windrowing allowed.

▪ Piles: No piles will be created within this space.

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Table 1: Non-commercial Thinning

Activity Map

Unit Mandatory /

Optional Acres

Treatment Specifications

DBH

Limit

Leave Tree Crown Spacing

Lop & Scatter

Hand Pile & Cover

Prune Girdle Special Considerations

Huckleberry/Deer

Fawn *No Work before

July 5

DF 9

Mandatory

10’ 12” Yes No No No

Flagged 0.3 mi. brushing rd.

51230

DF 13

Mandatory

Flagged Brushing 0.18 mi. rd.

51230

DF 32 Mandatory 38 Flagged

DF 39 Mandatory 19 Flagged 0.14 mi. walk in

DF 50 Mandatory 10 Flagged

DF 52 Mandatory 31 Flagged

DF 56 Mandatory 11 Flagged

DF 57 Mandatory 16 Flagged

DF 58 Mandatory 13 Flagged

DF59 Mandatory 37 Flagged

DF 62 Mandatory 27 Flagged

DF 321 Mandatory 37 Flagged

DF 350 Mandatory 13 Flagged

DF 652 Mandatory 20 Flagged

DF 654

Mandatory

Flagged 1.5 mi. walk in or ATV access

DF 656

Mandatory

Flagged 0.2 mi. walk in or ATV access

DF 3654

Mandatory

Flagged 0.3 mi. brushing rd.

51230

DF 3655

Mandatory

Flagged 0.95 mi. walk in or ATV access

DF 5457 Mandatory 25 Flagged 0.01 mi. walk in

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Map

Unit Mandatory /

Optional Acres

Treatment Specifications

DBH

Limit

Leave Tree Crown Spacing

Lop & Scatter

Hand Pile & Cover

Prune Girdle Special Considerations

Huckleberry/Larch *No Work before

July 5

L 1 Mandatory 35

10” 12’ Yes No No No

Flagged

L 17 Mandatory 9 Flagged

L 27 Mandatory 18 Flagged

L 42 Mandatory 32 Flagged

L 53 Mandatory 27 Flagged

L 54 Mandatory 12 Flagged

L 57 Mandatory 30 Flagged

L 73 Mandatory 8

Flagged 0.14 mi walk in from

51580

L 82 Mandatory 14 Flagged

L 83 Mandatory 7 Flagged

L 94 Mandatory 19 Flagged

L 96 Mandatory 21 Flagged

L 209 Mandatory 15 Flagged

L 771 Mandatory 8 Flagged

L 903 Mandatory 13 Flagged

L 905 Mandatory 14 Flagged

L 906 Mandatory 15 Flagged

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Unit Mandatory /

Optional Acres

Treatment Specifications

DBH

Limit

Leave Tree Crown Spacing

Lop & Scatter

Hand Pile & Cover

Prune Girdle Special Considerations

Huckleberry/Cold Slim

*No Work before July 5

CS 1 Mandatory 22

10” 12’ Yes No No No

Flagged

CS 28 Mandatory 15 Flagged

CS 29 Mandatory 38 Flagged

CS 52 Mandatory 14 Flagged

CS 53 Mandatory 14 Flagged

CS 54 Mandatory 17 Flagged

CS 58 Mandatory 29 Flagged

CS 102 Mandatory 24 Flagged

CS 402 Mandatory 15 Flagged

CS 428 Mandatory 24 Flagged

CS 451 Mandatory 14 Flagged 0.75 mi walk in rd. 130

CS 503 Mandatory 12 Flagged

CS 4450 Mandatory 10 Flagged 0.5 mi walk in rd. 130

CS 4560A Mandatory 13 Flagged

Huckleberry/East

H4 Mandatory 17

10” 12’ Yes No No No

H5 Mandatory 16

H6 Mandatory 41

H8A Mandatory 26

H8B Mandatory 26

H9A Mandatory 25

H10A Mandatory 42

H10B Mandatory 52

H12B Mandatory 11

H13 Mandatory 50

H15 Mandatory 41

H18 Mandatory 10

H19 Mandatory 15

H20 Mandatory 12

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Unit Mandatory /

Optional Acres

Treatment Specifications

DBH

Limit

Leave Tree Crown Spacing

Lop & Scatter

Hand Pile & Cover

Prune Girdle Special Considerations

Huckleberry/East H21 Mandatory 31

H22 Mandatory 41

Huckleberry/ Bear

B1 Mandatory 24 10” 17’ No Yes Yes No

B2 Mandatory 28

B3 Mandatory 182 10” 12’ Yes No No No

Huckleberry/ Cuprum

B4 Mandatory 72 N/A N/A No Yes No No

Thinned in 2010

B5 Mandatory 37 Thinned in 2010

Robinson

R1 Mandatory 18

R2 Mandatory 10

R3 Mandatory 20

R6 Mandatory 16

R10 Mandatory 13

R12 Mandatory 46

R4 Mandatory 52

10” 12” Yes No No No

R5 Mandatory 55

R7 Mandatory 5

R8 Mandatory 8

R9 Mandatory 20

R11 Mandatory 36

R13 Mandatory 19

R14 Mandatory 86

R15 Mandatory 23

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Unit Mandatory /

Optional Acres

Treatment Specifications

DBH

Limit

Leave Tree Crown Spacing

Lop & Scatter

Hand Pile & Cover

Prune Girdle Special Considerations

Weasel

W1 Mandatory 89

N/A N/A N/A Yes N/A N/A

Previously thinned units 2020

W2 Mandatory 7 Previously thinned units 2020

W3 Mandatory 17 Previously thinned units 2020

MFWR/Crystal

C1 Mandatory 7

C2 Mandatory 5

C3 Mandatory 10

C4 Mandatory 13

C5 Mandatory 7

C6 Mandatory 10

C7 Mandatory 10

MFWR/Sky Rim

S1 Mandatory 32

10” 17’ No Yes No No

S6 Mandatory 8

S7 Mandatory 8

S13 Mandatory 3

S14 Mandatory 11

S15 Mandatory 11

S19 Mandatory 11

S20 Mandatory 3

S24 Mandatory 11 Whitebark Pine Unit

S25 Mandatory 11

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Unit Mandatory /

Optional Acres

Treatment Specifications

DBH

Limit

Leave Tree Crown Spacing

Lop & Scatter

Hand Pile & Cover

Prune Girdle Special Considerations

Huckleberry/East

H1 Optional 33

H2 Optional 6

H3 Optional 7

H7 Optional 67

H9B Optional 17

H11 Optional 74

H12A Optional 12

H14 Optional 81

H16 Optional 20

H17 Optional 8

MFWR/Sky Rim

S2 Optional 70

S3 Optional 119 Whitebark Pine Unit

S4 Optional 31

S5 Optional 179 Whitebark Pine Unit

S8 Optional 83 Whitebark Pine Unit

S9 Optional 8 Whitebark Pine Unit

S10 Optional 32 Whitebark Pine Unit

S11 Optional 13 Whitebark Pine Unit

S12 Optional 137 Whitebark Pine Unit

S16 Optional 45

S17 Optional 32 Whitebark Pine Unit

S18 Optional 58 Whitebark Pine Unit

S21 Optional 84 Whitebark Pine Unit

S22 Optional 111

S23 Optional 41

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Table 2: Fireline Construction

Map Unit Mandatory / Optional

Linear Feet

Treatment Specifications

DBH Limit Leave Tree

Crown Spacing

Mineral Soil

Width

Fuel Break Distance

Special Considerations

Robinson

FL401 Mandatory 3897

10” 15’ 18” 20’

FL402 Mandatory 1333

FL403 Mandatory 3586

FL404 Mandatory 3085

FL405 Mandatory 574

FL406 Mandatory 1580

FL407 Mandatory 1425

Huckleberry/ East

FL501 Optional 5885

10” 17’ 18” 20’

FL502 Optional 3388

FL503 Optional 3201

FL504 Optional 3164

FL505 Optional 4919

FL506 Optional 1493

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Table 3: Acreage by Treatment Type and Mandatory/Optional

Treatment Type Project Acres/Linear Feet

Mandatory Thin – Lop and Scatter

Huck/Deer Fawn 404

Huck/Larch 297

Huck/Cold Slim East 261

Huck/East 456

Huck/Bear 182

Robinson 304

MFWR/Crystal 62

Mandatory Thin – Pile/Prune Robinson 123

Huck/Bear 52

Mandatory Thin – Pile MFWR/Sky Rim 109

Mandatory Pile existing slash Huck/Cuprum 109

Weasel 113

Mandatory Fireline/Fuel Break Robinson 15,480 ft

Optional Thin – Pile/Prune Huck/East 325

Optional Thin – Lop and Scatter MFWR/Sky Rim 1043

Optional Fireline/Fuel Break Huck/East 22,050 ft

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B2

B3

B5

B4

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V

V

V

V

V

V

CS 102

CS 28

CS 29

CS 402

CS 428

CS 4450

CS 451

CS

4560A CS 503

CS 52

CS 53

CS 54

CS 58

CS 01

50143

51805

51122

517322000

51087

51580

51592

51591

51803

50754

50971

50600

51828

50138

51129

50571

51800

50129

51805

51811

50599

50750

51804

50983

51803R

50762

50753

51126

51799

50130

51798

50986

Lit tle

Be ar

Cr

Lick C r

Indian Cr

Mickey Cr

Ste ves

Cr

Butterfield Gulch

Slim Creek

Be ar

Cr

Co ld

Sp rin g C r

Bessie Gulch

Wesley Cr

Lo st

Cr eek

Hoo Hoo Gulch

28 27

22 24

T 20 NR 2 W

T 21 NR 2 W

Lost Basin

Bear Saddle

Placer Basin

Huckleberry CG

Smith Mtn.

Barrinaga

Corrals

Bear Cr TH

Little Bear Cr TH

58006200

2,000 0 2,0001,000 Feet

Bid Item 1

Forest Service Lands

Private Lands

Water

Roads/Trails, possibly impassable or closed

County Roads

Roads Open to All Vehicles

Seasonal Designation

Trails All Vehicles

Vehicles less than 70"

Vehicles less than 50"

Vehicles less than 50", Seasonal

! ! ! ! ! ! ! Motorcycles

! ! ! ! ! ! ! Motorcycles, Seasonal

Non-Motorized Trails

Other Trails

Perennial Stream

! ! ! ! ! Intermittent Stream

Ephemeral Stream

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T:\FS\NFS\Payette\Project\WZ\WEST\1910Huckleberry\Implementation\Maps\SCDE_2022.mxd bw 1-21-22

Sale Area & Unit

Number Acres

CS 1 22

CS 28 15

CS 29 38

CS 52 14

CS 53 14

CS 54 17

CS 58 29

CS 102 24

CS 402 15

CS 428 24

CS 451 14

CS 503 12

CS 4450 10

CS 4560 A 13

TOTAL 261

Item 1

C1

C2

C3

C4

C5

C7

C6

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Non-Commercial Thinning

MFWR Crystal

E

E z

E

V

V

V

V

V

V

V

V

DF 59

DF 9

DF 58

DF 62

DF

DF 652

DF 50

DF 321

DF 52

DF 39

DF 5457

DF 32

DF 13

DF 656

DF 57

DF 654

DF 3654

DF 3655

DF 56

50717

51633

500020001

512126000

50630

51304

513141000

50851

50191

50515

50438

50060

50640

51341

50969

51213

50646

50522

50720

50905

50096

50518

50541

50517

51338

51308

50650

5102551300

51242

505690000

51230

51212

50542

50499

50506

51084

51307

50865

50758

50968

51311

50516

50123

UV21

UV22

UV23

Gladheart Gulch

Cow Creek Lick

Cr

Fawn Creek

Left Fork North Hornet Cr North Horn et C r

Cottonwood Cr

Weasel Gulch

Derrick Cr

Doe Cr

Thorn Cr Deer Cr

Ste ves

Cr

Coyote Gulch

Gr ou se Cr eek

Cr oo ked Ri ver

26 29

35 33

T 18 NR 2 W

T 18 NR 3 W

T 19 NR 2 WT 19 NR 3 W

T 20 NR 2 W

T 20 NR 3 W

Chipmunk Spring

Lafferty

CG

Weasel Spring

Lick Cr Gravel Pit

Grouse/Fawn 1 Gravel Pit

Deer Hornet Gravel Pit

520050

2,000 0 2,0001,000 Feet

Bid Item 1

Forest Service Lands

Private Lands

Water

Roads/Trails, possibly impassable or closed

County Roads

Roads Open to All Vehicles

Seasonal Designation

Perennial Stream

! ! ! ! ! Intermittent Stream

Ephemeral Stream

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Sale Area & Unit

Number Acres

DF 9 37

DF 13 13

DF 32 38

DF 39 19

DF 50 10

DF 52 31

DF 56 11

DF 57 16

DF 58 13

DF59 37

DF 62 27

DF 321 37

DF 350 13

DF 652 20

DF 654 12

DF 656 14

DF 3654 15

DF 3655 16

DF 5457 25

TOTAL 404

FL503

FL502

FL501

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Fireline

Huck East Fireline

FL501, FL502, FL503

Private Property

Burn Unit

FL504

FL505

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Fireline

Huck East Fireline

FL504, FL505

Private Property

Burn Unit

Private Property

B e ar C re ek

NF-1

N F -6

Be ar Cr ee k

B L A Z E R

N F -13

N F-

FL506

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Fireline

Huck East Fireline

FL506

H2

H3

H1

H11

H6

H14

H13

H17

H16

H15

H12A

H12B

H10A

H10B

H7

H9A

H9BH5

H8B

H8A

H4

H22

H21

H18

H19

H20

FL506

FL504

FL503

FL502

FL505

FL501

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Non-Commercial Thinning Fireline

Huck East NCT and Fireline Area Map

H2

H3

H1

H9A

H5

H8B

H8A

H4

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Non-Commercial Thinning

Huck East Map 1

H11

H6

H14

H13

H15

H12A

H12B

H10A

H10B H7

H9A

H9B

H5 H8B

H8A

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Non-Commercial Thinning

Map 2

H11

H6

H14

H13

H17

H16

H15

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Non-Commercial Thinning

Map 3

H14

H13

H15

H22

H21

H18H19

H20

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Non-Commercial Thinning

Map 4

B ea r C re e k

Spring Creek

Indi an Cre ek

Garnet C r eek

L ad derC reek

M an n C r eek

Al li so n Creek

OLD TOWN OF

DECORAH

21N 3W

35 36

LA

ND

OR

E

Be ar C re ek

India n Creek

Stockade Spring

OF OLD MAIL CABIN

22 24

B e ar C re e k

Lic k C reek

St ev es C re ek

W ickiu p C reek

W ic ki up Cr ee k

T h or n C re ek

PB 37

PB 42 23

C O U N C

IL

-C U

PR

U M

Clifton Spring

LAFFERTY

PB 43

PB 47

34 35 36

26 25

Li ttle B ea r C re e k

M ickeyCreek

We sle y Cr eek

P lacerC reek

Little Bear Spring

BEAR CREEK

30 28

31 34

27 26

Be ar

C re ek

C old

Spring C reek

HUCKLEBERRY

27 26

08 09

L ic k C re ek

G ro u se C re ek

DoeCreek

CowCreek

19N 2W

05 04

22 23

64 0

Nort h H orn et C reek

D ee r C re ek

F o u rt h of Ju ly Cr ee k

Chipmunk Spring

Weasel Spring

Willow Spring 33

Li ck C re ek01

Li ck C re ek

L os t C re ek

Cor ral Creek

Sheep Creek

11 30

94712

9 48

B1

B2

B3

H1

H11

H6

H14

H13

H16

H15

H12B

H10A

H10B H7

H9A

H9B

H5

H8B

H8A

H4

H22

H21

B5

B4

H19

F L5

FL

3 F L5

FL505

FL501

DF 59

DF 9

DF 32

DF 52

DF 62

DF 321

DF 652

DF 5457

L 42

L 53 L 57

L 94

CS 1

CS 29

CS 58

CS 102

CS 428

L 96

L 1

Non-Commercial Thinning Fireline

Huckleberry Area Map

N z

V

V

V

V

V

V

V

V

V

V

V

V

L 54

L 53

L 57

L 73

L 82

L 83

L 94

L 96

L 771

L 903

L 905

L 906

L 42

L 209

L 1

L 17

L 27

50717

321010

512141100

50067

501395000

517322000

51122

509444538

512126000

50630

515914500

50951

512151000

51580

511328000

512141000

50115 000

50438

50720

501206065

50640

50754

50971

511311000

R

51156

515914000

51798

50646

51295

51131

509481500

51828

511592000

501204330

5094520

501205000

51129

51213

50571

501206060

51800

5098551804

50129

51215

512951000

50949

51121

501203000

501204300

509502510

51338

509502000

501206010

50650

51130

50115

51811

51242

51163

511321000

501206000

509503000

50944

50132

50750

51212

50950

501204000

50138

50762

501205500

51126

51214

50753

50120

51311

50130

50123

51124

50758

Lic k C r

Bear Cr

Fawn Creek

Lit tle

Be ar

Cr

Cow Creek

Co rra l C r

De er

Cr

Sheep Cr

Ste ves

Cr

Butterfield Gulch

Doe Cr

Cold Spring Cr

Slim Creek

Bessie Gulch

Lo st C ree k

Gro use

Cr eek

Hoo Hoo Gulch

T 19 NR 2 W

T 20 NR 2 W

Huckleberry CG

Barrinaga

Corrals

Lick Cr Gravel Pit

Grouse Cr Gravel Pit

Lost Town

Grouse/Fawn 1 Gravel Pit

Little Bear Cr TH

Grouse Cr #1

Grouse Cr #2

50005600 52 005800

2,000 0 2,0001,000 Feet

Bid Item 1

Forest Service Lands

Private Lands

Water

Roads/Trails, possibly impassable or closed

County Roads

Roads Open to All Vehicles

Seasonal Designation

Perennial Stream

! ! ! ! ! Intermittent Stream

Ephemeral Stream

" "" " Ditch

T:\FS\NFS\Payette\Project\WZ\WEST\1910Huckleberry\Implementation\Maps\SCDE_2022.mxd bw 1-20-22

Sale Area & Unit

Number Acres

L 1 35 L 17 9 L 27 18 L 42 32 L 53 27 L 54 12 L 57 30 L 73 8 L 82 14 L 83 7 L 94 19 L 96 21 L 209 15 L 771 8 L 903

0 L 905 14

L 906 15

TOTAL 297

R1

R2

R3

R4

R5

R6

R7

R8

R9

R10

R11

R12

R13

R14

R15 Copyright:© 2013 National Geographic Society, i-cubed

Robinson

FL405

FL402

FL407

FL406FL404

FL403

FL401

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Fireline

Robinson Fireline Area Map

FL401

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Fireline

Robinson Fireline

FL401

FL402

FL403

Maxar, Microsoft, Esri Community Maps Contributors, State of Oregon GEO, © OpenStreetMap, Microsoft, Esri Canada, Esri, HERE, Garmin, SafeGraph, GeoTechnologies, Inc, METI/NASA, USGS, Bureau of Land Management, EPA, NPS, US Census Bureau, USDA, US Forest Service Enterprise Map Services Program

Fireline

Robinson Fireline

FL402, FL403

Private Property

FL405

FL407

FL406FL404

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Fireline

Robinson Fireline

FL404, FL405, FL406, FL407

Pr iva te P ro pe rty

S8

S10

S12

S11

S9

S5

S21

S2

S23

S3

S4

S18

S16

S17

S1

S6

S7

S13

S14

S15

S19

S20

S24

S22

S25

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MFWR Sky Rim

W1

W2

W3

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Weasel Piling

Imnaha River

L ittle

S h e e p C re e k

South Fork Imnah a Ri ve r

Wallowa National Forest

Ea st

P in e C re e k

JIMTOWN

CORNUCOPIA

CARSON

HALFWAY

D a ly C re ek

Brownlee Reservoir

NEW BRIDGE

RICHLAND

Rock Cre ek

Brownlee Reservoir

MINERAL

H o g C re ek

EATON

Imnaha River

S na k e R iv e r

In d ia n C re e k

W i l d ho rs e

R iv er

Hells Canyon Wilderness

SUNSET

HOMESTEAD

OXBOW

Pine C reek

BROWNLEE

J e n k in s C re e k

Keithly Creek

M a n n C reek

M a n n C re e k

H ig hw ay

Washington

MIDVALE

DIAMOND

BARTON

CONCRETE

Cr ane

Cr eek

W e ise r R ive r

Je nk in s C re e k

M a n n C re e k

WEISER

REBECCA

Be ar

C re e k

B o u ld er

C re ek

R apid

R iv e r

S n a k e R iv e r

DEVILS

LADDER

LANDORE

HELENA

B e a r C re ek

L ic k C re ek

L o s t C reek

W e s t F o rk

W eise r R iv e r

Cr oo ke d R iv e r

Adams

TAMARACK

PINE RIDGE

RUBICON

CUPRUM

BEAR

Hornet C re e k

R u s h C re e k

GOODRICH

ALPINE

COUNCIL

MESA

Little Weis er Riv er

L ittle

W eiser

R ive r

Crane Creek

Reservoir

H ig h w a y

Highw ay

95CAMBRIDGE

INDIAN

VALLEY

Cr an e

C re ek

N o rt h F o r k

C ra n e C re e k

S o u th F o rk

C r a ne

C re e k

G oo se

Cr ee k

Payette Lake

MCCALL

MEADOWS

ARCHABAL

NEW

MEADOWS

B o u ld e r C re e k

Cascade Reservoir

H ig h w a y

H ig h w a y

ARLING

OLD FORT

LAKE FORK

DONNELLY

S q u a w C re e k

Squaw Creek

L it tl e W eis e r R iv e r

BELVIDERE

CABARTON

CASCADE

S q u a w

C re e k

SMITHS

FERRY

GROSS

BURGDORF

L a k e F o rk

EAGLE NEST

ALPHA

Robinson

Huckleberry

Weasel NCT

Middle Fork

State of Oregon GEO, Esri Canada, Esri, HERE, Garmin, SafeGraph, METI/NASA, USGS, Bureau of Land Management, EPA, NPS, USDA

Idaho

Kennewick

Spokane

Boise

Nevada

Sacramento

Carson City

Idaho Falls

Helena

Utah

Salt Lake City

Esri, HERE, Garmin, FAO, NOAA, USGS, EPA

D1 West Zone Non-Commercial Thinning 2022 Project Areas

0 75 15037.5 Miles www.fs.fed.us

Caring for the land and serving people

Robinson R09, Thin – Lop/Scatter

Robinson R09, Thin – Lop/Scatter

Robinson R13 – Thin – Lop/Scatter

Robinson R13 – Thin – Lop/Scatter (Nearby: FL401)

Huckleberry East H04 – Thin – Lop/Scatter

Huckleberry East H04 – Thin – Lop/Scatter (Nearby: FL 501)

Huckleberry Bear B02 – Thin – Pile/Prune

Huckleberry Bear B02 – Thin – Pile/Prune