Exhibit1_Detailed_Info_Sheet_2022_FVEF.pdf

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Fort Valley Forest Restoration Federal contract opportunity
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127EAU22Q0038
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Department of Agriculture Forest Service

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Exhibit 1

DETAILED INFORMATION SHEET

ITEM 1.1

Unit Name Unit 1 Acres – Planting G.2.1.1 27

Location – Legal description T17N, R5E, Sec 24 Stand Description

Boundary Marking G.2 Wooden stakes with various colors of flagging

Method, Year of Site Prep. Wildfire 2000 Elevation (average) 7,600

Aspect (average) Southwest Slope (average) 5%

Trees – Planting Stock C.3.5 Species to Plant Pipo

Species Mix Requirements PP=100% Stock Type Container-grown

Age 1 Estimated Quantity (1000s)

+/- 15% 35.1

General Access C.4.1 Roads C.4.1.1 Yes

Tree Preparation Method C.4.3 n/a

Tree Planting C.4.4 Clearing C.4.4.2 Yes

Minimum Diameter (inches) 6 Maximum Depth (inches) 4

Scalping C.4.3.2 Minimum Diameter (inches) 18

Maximum Depth (inches) 1.5 Shade Requirement C.4.4.3

Section J Exhibit 1A #2

Aspects NW to SE #6 Aspects SE to NW clockwise

& level (<5%) #6

Avg. Spacing (feet) C.4.4.5 12 Protection Tubes C.4.4.4 Yes Acceptable Est. Trees C.4.4.6

Species Pipo Size (inches) >6” tall

Distance (if not stated in C.4.4.6) 75% of avg. spacing

Section J Exhibit 1A

Shade Requirements C.4.4.3

1. Stationary material only. Tree shall be planted next to stationary material when it is available. When stationary material is not available, no tree shall be planted.

2. Stationary material first, then plant in open. A tree shall be planted next to stationary material when it is available. When stationary material is not available, tree may be planted in the open.

3. Stationary material first, then transportable shade. A tree shall be planted next to stationary material when it is available. When stationary material does not exist in the spacing allowance, shade shall be transported to the seedlings. When neither stationary nor transportable material exists, no tree shall be planted.

4. Stationary material first, transportable shade second, plant in open last. A tree shall be planted next to stationary material when it is available. If stationary material does not exist in the spacing allowance, shade shall be transported to the tree. When neither stationary nor transportable material exists, the tree may be planted in the open.

5. Stationary material or transportable shade (planter discretion). A tree may be planted next to either stationary material or transportable shade at the planter’s discretion. When neither stationary nor transportable material is available, no tree is planted.

6. Stationary material or transportable shade (planter discretion), then plant in the open. A tree may be planted next to either stationary material or transportable shade at the planter’s discretion. When neither stationary nor transportable material is available, the tree may be planted in the open.

7. No shade. A tree may be planted based on spacing and there is no requirement to select the planting spot based on shade or protection.

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