Exhibit_G_-_Wildlife_Land_Management_Area.pdf
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Exhibit G - Wildlife Land Management Area
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Exhibit G
Wildlife Land Management Area
The Milton Wildlife Area is located in eastern Armstrong County, two miles north of borough of Dayton. The mowing area is immediately east of state route (SR) 839. A cable and metal gate is within 200 feet of the southern approach to the SR 839 Bridge. A key (provided per section C-1-22e) is required to access this area and entrance for mowing.
The Milton Wildlife Area has two sections for mowing, an upper and lower sections. The upper area is 3490 feet long and 20 feet wide. This mowing trail meanders through a pine tree stand. It is comprised of 1.60 acres. The lower area is 3373 feet long and 20 feet wide. This mowing trail is mainly field area and viewing for wildlife blind.
It is comprised of 1.55 acres.
Total mowing for both sections is approximately 3.2 acres.
Exhibit G-1, Map of the Milton Wildlife Area, serves as a guide and is not to scale and does not depict true layouts.
Contractor shall discuss with COR before mowing these areas. The contractor shall remove all woody debris before mowing to a height of 4 inches.
This service can be ordered up to 3 times a season.
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