TimberSalvageBidMap William H Martin.pdf

This document is a map produced by the Team Kentucky Energy and Environment Cabinet, Office of Kentucky Nature Preserves, depicting the timber salvage access and area of work at Dr. William H. Martin State Natural Area in Pulaski County.

The map illustrates the salvage timber sale area (shown with black boundary and red diagonal hatching for exclusion zones) within the property boundary (brown line) of the state natural area. Access to the salvage area is provided via two primary routes: Forest Service Road 748 and Parkey Ridge Road, both highlighted in blue on the map. The salvage timber sale area encompasses approximately 1,200-1,600 acres based on the scale provided, with exclusion zones clearly marked to identify areas where timber salvage operations are prohibited. The map references Daniel Boone National Forest as an adjacent property and identifies key geographic features including Beech Creek and associated branches. Data sources include USGS The National Map datasets, USFS road data, and other federal geographic information resources, with the map last refreshed on July 22, 2025.

The document does not contain information regarding pricing terms, contract duration, bidding procedures, site visits, or award dates, as it functions solely as a geographic reference tool for delineating the project area and access routes for the timber salvage operation. The map serves as a supporting exhibit that would typically accompany a formal scope of work or bid solicitation document for the timber salvage project.