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Northwest Region

INVITATION TO BID Contract Number #1291

Contract Digest: TREE PLANTING (Professional tree planting contract that ensures maximum seedling survival and stocking requirements are met.)

SECTION I Notice to All Bidders Instructions to Bidders SECTION II Division I Bidding Requirements Division II General Provisions Division III Specifications for the Activity SECTION III Unit Descriptions Unit Maps SECTION IV Bid Form SECTION V Offer and Contract Award

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SPECIAL NOTICES:

Seedling pick-up locations and times for NW Region: Item 1: Sedro Woolley Cooler (NW Region main office) no earlier than 06:30 AM Item 2: Indian Ridge Cooler (approximately 8 miles southeast of Arlington) no earlier than 07:00 AM

Starting dates vary between Items. Term of contract (weather dependent): Item 1: February 14, 2011- April 15, 2011 Item 2: January 10, 2011 – April 1, 2011 Gate Access: All gates associated with Items 1 and 2 will use locks that require a F1-3 key. This key is available from the NW Region main office in Sedro Woolley. See Clause 1-50 for gate information. State holidays are on Monday, January 17th and Monday, February 21st. Please note long walk-ins and closed/abandoned roads as identified on Unit Maps. Closed roads are based on the best available information, but potential contractors should verify access before bidding. Please note interplant units for Item 2, as identified in the Unit Description. Western red cedar have been treated with Plant Skydd (bloodmeal) as a browse deterrent. MSDS is available upon request. Tree spacing in a unit is an approximation. Please note required quantities of trees to be planted, as specified in the Unit Description. Weather permitting, work must begin on the start date identified above unless alternative plans are approved by the Contract Administrator. Items 1 and 2 require a 12 person planting crew (does not include the non-planting foreman). Provide proof of 2010 Farm Labor Contractor’s License or letter of exemption from the Department of Labor & Industries before work begins. A PREWORK IS REQUIRED ONCE AN AWARD HAS BEEN MADE (SEE CLAUSE 2-71). A BID DEPOSIT IS REQUIRED WITH THIS BID OPENING (SEE CLAUSE 1-23). Hospitals: It is the contractor’s responsibility to identify appropriate hospitals for any emergency care required. The following is a courtesy list and should be verified by any potential contractor.

Item 1 St. Joseph Hospital, 2901 Squalicum Parkway, Bellingham Ph: 360-734-5400

Item 1 United General Hospital: 1971 Highway 20, Sedro Woolley Ph: 360-856-6021

Item 2 Skagit Valley Medical Center, 1415 E Kincaid St, Mt. Vernon Ph: 360-424-4111

Item 2 Cascade Valley Hospital, 330 S Stillaguamish Ave, Arlington Ph: 360-435-2133

Item 2 Valley General Hospital, 14701 179th St. SE, Monroe Ph: 360-794-7497

Item 2 Providence General Hospital. 14th and Colby Ave., Everett Ph: 425-261-2000

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SECTION I

Notice to All Bidders

Instructions to All Bidders

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SECTION I NOTICE TO ALL BIDDERS Bids will be received at our Northwest Region (NW) main office. Mailing address:

Department of Natural Resources Northwest Region Office 919 North Township Street Sedro Woolley, Washington 98284

Bid Opening: Bids will be accepted at the Department's NW Region office until 12:30 PM on Thursday, December 9, 2010 at which time and place all bids will be opened and read aloud. You are invited to bid this work and are strongly advised to examine the areas prior to bidding. Questions pertaining to unit(s) can be answered by contacting Department Representative Chris Hankey of the NW Region office at (360) 854-2811. INSTRUCTIONS TO ALL BIDDERS Deliver all requested forms, bid deposits, performance/damage deposits, certification of insurance, Contractor's Declaration of Industrial Insurance, and equipment and/or operator certifications when required to:

Chris Hankey, Intensive Management Forester Department of Natural Resources 919 North Township Street Sedro Woolley, WA 98284

The bid and bid deposit must be received at the Department's NW Region office prior to Bid Opening (see above). The sealed bid envelope should be prepared in the following manner: Addressed to: Ben Cleveland, Acting NW Region Manager In Care Of: Chris Hankey NW Region Intensive Management Forester

Department of Natural Resources 919 North Township Street Sedro Woolley, WA 98284

Upper left corner: Bidder's Address Lower left corner: Tree Planting - "Sealed Bid" Invitation to Bid/Contract No. 1291 Questions concerning this Invitation to Bid/Contract should be referred to Department Representative Chris Hankey of the NW Region office at (360) 854-2811.

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SECTION II

Division I - Bidding Requirements

Division II - General Provisions

Division III - Specifications

Division IV - Compliance Inspection

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SECTION II, Division I - Bidding Requirements

1-10 Preparation of Bids

1-11 Bidders are expected to examine this entire Invitation to Bid/Contract and are urged to inspect the work unit(s) prior to submission of any bid. No consideration shall be given any claim of bidding without comprehension of conditions.

1-20 Submission of Bids

1-21 Your bid response to this Invitation to Bid/Contract is an offer to contract with the Department of Natural Resources. A bid response becomes a contract when officially accepted and awarded by the department as evidenced by return of a countersigned SECTION V, "Offer and Contract Award".

1-22 Bids shall be submitted using the Bid Form, and the Offer and Contract Award form from SECTIONS IV and

V of this document. The following shall be delivered to the Department's Region office in an envelope which shall be marked "Sealed Bid" and addressed to the Department's Region Manager as specified in Instructions To All Bidders (page 4): The Bid Form and the Offer and Contract Award form properly completed and signed, and a bid deposit as specified in Clause 1-23. No Facsimiled, E-mailed or any other non-original form of bids will be considered. Failure to comply with the above requirements or the requirements of Clause 1-23 prior to bid opening shall be cause to reject the Contractor's bid(s).

1-23 A bid deposit of FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS ($500) is required. This deposit is for the express purpose of

assuring the Department that the Contractor will honor said bid and accept award of any and all items on which the Contractor may be the lowest responsible bidder. In the event the Contractor fails to honor said bid by rejecting award of any item, the Contractor will automatically forfeit the bid deposit. The bid deposit must be in the form of certified check and must be delivered to the Department's Region office as per Clause 1-22. The bid deposit of a successful bidder will be released when the required performance/damage deposit (Clause 1-31) has been submitted and approved.

1-30 Performance/Damage Deposit

1-31 Contractor agrees to furnish a performance/damage deposit in the amount of ten percent (10%) of the Contractor's total award. The deposit shall be submitted as per clause 1-45, and shall be in the form of certified check, savings account assignment, or irrevocable letter of credit acceptable to the Department. This deposit is to guarantee performance of all provisions of this contract and payment of any damages caused by operations under this contract or resulting from Contractor's noncompliance with any contract provisions or the law.

1-32 Bid deposits may be converted to apply to part or all of the required performance/damage deposits after

successfully securing a bid.

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1-40 Award of Contract

1-41 Oral explanation and interpretations prior to bid opening shall not be binding. 1-42 Award of contract shall be on the basis of an "Item" or an individual "Unit" as specified in the Bid Form. An

"Item" shall be a specific group of individual "Units". "Items" or "Units" to be awarded are identified in the Bid Form. Individual "Units" are described in the Unit Description. The Department reserves the right to amend this Invitation to Bid/Contract by giving written notification to all bidders seven (7) days or more prior to bid opening.

1-43 Award of contract shall be to the lowest responsible bidder as determined by the Department of Natural

Resources (Clause 1-44). To be considered, bids must conform to the bidding requirements herein, except that the Department may waive informalities and minor irregularities in bids received. The Department further reserves the right to reject any or all bids received.

1-44 Award is conditioned in addition to price, on the Contractor showing upon request by the Department of

Natural Resources the capability of fulfilling the contract terms herein by reason of past performance, ability to complete work in the specified time, previous and existing compliance with laws relating to this contract, and the character, reputation, judgment, and experience of the bidder, and other information which may be secured and have a bearing upon award. Failure to demonstrate this capability or to conform to the contract terms herein, will nullify award on all or certain items tentatively awarded. In the event of such failure, the Department shall be the sole judge of the items to be selected for award and/or nullification of award.

1-45 An Award Instructions letter and a copy of the executed contract will be mailed to the successful bidder. The

contract award is conditioned on the following: Within ten (10) days after the Contractor receives their Award Instructions letter the Department must receive from the Contractor the performance/damage deposit, certification of insurance, and the Contractor's Declaration of Industrial Insurance Status as specified in Clauses 1-31, 2-24 and 2-29 respectively, and furthermore the Contractor shall submit the aforementioned through the Department's Region office specified in Instructions To All Bidders (page 4). It shall be the Department's prerogative to extend the time allowed for receipt of the above items if such an extension is in the best interest of the Department. Failure by the Contractor to submit the above items to the Department within the time specified or within an extension of that time as provided for shall be cause for the Department to consider the contract award rejected (Clause 1-23).

1-50 Gate Access

1-51 Northwest Region has installed a lock system on Region gates that will permit a single key to access gates throughout the Region. To preview contract units, prospective bidders can request, in writing, the loan of a key.

1-52 All keys remain the property of the Department of Natural Resources. Key recipient acknowledges that the key will be used only for official authorized purposed upon State managed lands. Official authorized purposes do not include any recreation activities. Unauthorized access or use will be considered trespass. Unauthorized access though private gates or upon private property will be considered trespass. Violations will result in the immediate confiscation of the key.

1-53 All keys will be returned upon request of the Department of Natural Resources. Replacement of lost keys will cost $300.00.

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SECTION II, Division II - General Requirements

2-10 Definitions

2-11 Department: The Department of Natural Resources of the State of Washington, action by or through an authorized employee or agent.

2-12 Contractor: The person, partnership, or corporation to whom the contract is awarded.

2-20 Responsibilities and Legal Relations

2-21 The Contractor shall abide by and comply with all the laws and regulations of the United States, State of Washington and counties wherein the work is executed insofar as they affect his/her contract. The Contractor will make any payments, contributions, remittances and all reports and statements required under said laws.

2-22 The Contractor shall, without additional expense to the Department, obtain all required licenses and permits

necessary for executing provisions of his/her contract with the Department. 2-23 The Contractor shall save harmless the State of Washington, the Department, their officers, agents and

employees from any and all claims for damages, injuries to persons or property that may occur as a result of the performance of the Contractor, agents or employees in connection with this contract.

2-24 Insurance:

Before commencing Work, the Contractor shall obtain and keep in force during the term of this Contract and require its contractors, sub-contractors, or other permittees to obtain while operating on the Department’s land, the following liability insurance policies, insuring Contractor against liability arising out of its operations, including use of vehicles. Failure to buy and maintain the required insurance may result in the rejection of the Award or termination of the Contract, at the State’s option. The limits of insurance, which may be increased by State, as deemed necessary, shall not be less than as follows:

(a) Commercial General Liability (CGL) insurance with a limit of not less than $1,000,000 per each occurrence. If such CGL insurance contains aggregate limits, the general aggregate limits shall be at least twice the "each occurrence" limit, and the products-completed operations aggregate limit shall be at least twice the "each occurrence" limit.

(b) Employer's liability ("Stop Gap") insurance, and if necessary, commercial umbrella liability insurance with

limits not less than $1,000,000 each accident for bodily injury by accident or $1,000,000 each employee for bodily injury by disease.

(c) Business Auto Policy (BAP) insurance, and if necessary, commercial umbrella liability insurance with a limit

of not less than $1,000,000 per accident, with such insurance covering liability arising out of "Any Auto." Contractor shall comply with all State of Washington workers' compensation statutes and regulations.

Workers' compensation coverage shall be provided for all employees of Contractor and employees of any contractors, sub-contractors or permittees. Except as prohibited by law, Contractor(s) waives all rights of subrogation against State for recovery of damages to the extent they are covered by workers compensation, employer’s liability, commercial general liability or commercial umbrella liability insurance.

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2-20 Responsibilities and Legal Relations (continued)

2-25 The Contractor shall abide by and comply with all laws and regulations of the United States, State of Washington and counties wherein the work is executed insofar as they affect the safety, health and welfare of any and all employees.

2-26 In the event of legal conflict, the Contractor agrees to submit to the jurisdiction of the courts of the State of

Washington and further agrees the venue shall be laid in Thurston County. 2-27 The State is not liable for delay or nonshipment of supplies and materials or for delay or nonperformance of

its obligations if occasioned by war, civil commotions, strikes, lockouts or labor disturbances. 2-28 For all active work sites the Contractor shall provide a contract representative who shall be on the site and

responsible for directing the contracted activities of that site. The Contractor shall designate the contract representative in writing at the time of the prework conference (Clause 2-71).

2-29 The Contractor shall complete and submit to the Department the Contractor's Declaration of Industrial

Insurance Status form; the form shall be submitted as per Clause 1-45. A Contractor's Declaration of Industrial Insurance Status form will accompany the Award Instructions letter.

2-30 Subcontracting

2-31 The Contractor shall not, without written approval from the Department enter into any subcontract or assignment of contract relating to the performance of this contract.

2-32 All laws and regulations applicable to the contract also apply to all subcontracts.

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2-40 Determination of Payment

2-41 The boundaries as designated under Clause Section 2-100, and defined in detail on the Unit Description attached, provide the basis for determining acreage completed. Failure to complete work to boundaries established by the Department renders work unsatisfactorily completed. The Contractor is to take the initiative in determining whether boundaries are sufficiently marked. No consideration will be given for work that extends beyond unit boundaries. If work extends beyond unit boundaries, charges may be levied against the Contractor by the Department for damages suffered.

2-42 The total trees planted by the Contractor will be determined using acres completed (Clause 2-41) and the

findings from the planting inspection plots (Division IV) as follows:

2-42.01 From planting inspection plot findings the Department will calculate the average number of trees planted per acre. The average number of trees planted per acre multiplied by the number of acres completed equals the total number of trees planted.

2-43 Contract compliance inspection of work performed and payment for work performed will be based on acreage

completed (Clause 2-41). 2-44 The acceptability of planting work performed and the rate of pay for planting work performed will be based

on the seedling planting performance rating resulting from the Department's inspection as described in Division IV - Compliance Inspection.

2-44.01 Satisfactory Planting Performance - The Contractor's performance of seedling planting will be

considered satisfactory if the seedling planting performance rating for work performed is determined to be between 92% and 105%.

2-44.02 Rate of Pay - The Contractor's rate of pay for work performed will be at the Unit Bid Price when the

Compliance Inspection indicates planting performance is satisfactory (Clause 2-44.01). The Contractor's rate of pay will not exceed the per acre or per thousand rate of the Unit Bid Price. The Contractor's performance of seedling planting will be considered unsatisfactory if the seedling planting performance rating for work performed is determined to be greater than 105% or less than 92%. The minimum damages that will be collected for unsatisfactory work for which seedling planting performance is rated at less than 92% are as follows: For work which has the seedling planting performance rated at less than 92% but equal to or greater than 59%, the Contractor's pay will be at a rate equal to the Unit Bid Price reduced by 3% for every one percentage point the seedling planting performance rating is below 92%. Work which has the seedling planting performance rated at 58% or less will not qualify for pay.

Payment Examples

1. Assumption: The Unit Bid Price is $40 per acre and the seedling planting performance

rating is 90% for work completed. Conclusion: The seedling planting performance rating of 90% is two percentage points

less than the 92% performance limit, a 3% reduction for each of the percentage points equals a total reduction in the Unit Bid Price of 6%. Therefore, 100% minus 6% equals a 94% rate of pay per acre which is: 94% X $40/acre = $37.60/acre.

2. Assumption: The Unit Bid Price is $78 per thousand and the seedling planting

performance rating is 80% for work completed.

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2-40 Determination of Payment (continued)

Conclusion: The seedling planting performance rating of 80% is 12 percentage points less than the 92% performance limit, a 3% reduction for each of the percentage points equals a total reduction in the Unit Bid Price of 36%. Therefore, 100% minus 36% equals a 64% rate of pay per acre which is: 64% X $78/thousand = $49.92/thousand.

2-45 The Department may at its option subdivide and inspect units to determine the acceptability of work

performed. Subdivisions for this purpose will be a minimum of ten (10) acres in size. 2-46 At the Department's option, the Contractor shall rework a unit or subdivision of a unit on which the

Contractor's work performance is not rated satisfactory, and further, it shall be the Department's option to require the rework be completed prior to starting new work. Reworked areas will be reexamined for contract compliance, the resulting performance rating will supersede the previous performance rating for the area in question.

2-47 Payment shall be made as follows:

2-47.01 Payment may be made by the month, unit or by one total payment. Details of payment schedule will

be determined in the prework conference (Clause 2-71). The Department will attempt to comply with the desires and needs of the Contractor but assumes no legal duty or obligation to adhere to the schedule of payment so arranged.

2-47.02 Partial payment may be made upon completion of part of a unit as determined by the Department.

Request for partial payment is to be made by the Contractor utilizing the Contractor's Billing Invoice and Compliance Report provided by the Department. The Contractor or contract representative (Clause 2-28) shall sign the Contractor's Billing Invoice and Compliance Report after completion of each such "sub-unit" being submitted for payment. The Department Representative will then make payment recommendations for the invoice and forward the Contractor's Billing Invoice and Compliance Report to the Department's Region office for processing.

2-47.03 The Contractor or contract representative (Clause 2-28) and the Department representative shall sign

the Contractor's Billing Invoice and Compliance Report form at the conclusion of work on each unit. Final payment will not be made to the Contractor unless the Contractor's Billing Invoice and Compliance Report form are signed by the Contractor or contract representative and the Department representative, and "final" payment is designated thereon.

2-47.04 If a unit's contract acreage is disputed the Contractor may upon completion of the unit request a

verification traverse by the Department, the request must be in writing and signed by the Contractor. The Department will pay the Contractor based on acres determined from the verification traverse. If the verification traverse indicates the net acres specified in the Unit Description are correct within plus or minus five percent (5%) the Contractor shall pay the cost of the verification traverse at a rate of ten dollars ($10.00) per one hundred (100) feet of traversed boundary.

2-47.05 Ten percent (10%) of all payments due Contractors who employ workers shall be retained by DNR as

security for L&I industrial insurance premiums owed for their workers. Upon determination that the Contractor has met all financial obligations for industrial insurance premiums related to the Item(s) of this Contract, the 10% retainage will be returned to the Contractor. DNR will return this retainage approximately 45 days following close of the quarter in which the work was completed. However, if the Contractor notifies DNR in writing that they have paid all L&I premiums associated with the Item(s) of this Contract, DNR will, upon determination that the Contractor has met all financial obligations for industrial insurance premiums related to the Item(s) of this Contract, work diligently to return the retainage as soon as practical.

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2-50 Nondiscrimination

2-51 Except to the extent permitted by a bona fide occupational qualification the Contractor agrees as follows:

2-51.01 The Contractor shall not discriminate against any employee or applicant for employment because of race, creed, national origin, sex or age. The Contractor will insure that applicants are employed and that employees are treated during employment without regard to race, creed, color, national origin, sex or age. Such action shall include, but not be limited to, the following: employment, upgrading, demotion or transfer, recruitment or recruitment advertising, layoff or termination, rates of pay or other forms of compensation, and selection for training.

2-51.02 The Contractor shall, in all solicitations for employees or job orders for employees placed with any

employment agency, union or other firm or agency, state that all qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, creed, color, national origin, sex or age. The words "equal opportunity employer" in advertisements shall constitute compliance with this section.

2-51.03 The Contractor shall send to each labor union or representative of workers with which the Contractor

has a collective bargaining agreement or other contract or understanding, a notice advising the said labor union, or worker's representative of the Contractor's commitments under this section.

2-51.04 The Contractor shall include the provisions of the foregoing paragraphs: 2-51.01, 2-51.02 and

2-51.03 in every subcontract or purchase order for the goods or services which are the subject matter of this contract.

2-52 In the event of noncompliance by the Contractor with any of the nondiscrimination provisions of the contract,

the Department shall have the right, as its option, to cancel the contract in whole or in part. The Contractor shall be paid only for that work performed prior to cancellation of the contract and in accordance with provisions of the contract (Clause Section 2-40). In the event the Department suffers damages resulting from such noncompliance the Contractor shall be liable.

2-60 Contract Administration

2-61 The Department will select representative(s) to enforce compliance of the contract as required in all specifications and to make recommendations for payment.

2-70 Contract Work Procedure

2-71 The Contractor shall attend a prework conference prior to commencing contract work (see Clauses 2-28, 2-47.01, 2-72, 3-34.01 and 3-44). The time and place of the prework conference shall be determined by the Department, the Contractor will be notified of the time and place when the contract is awarded. When considered practical by the Department the time and/or place of the prework conference may be altered if requested in writing by the Contractor.

2-72 A work schedule is required from the contractor. The work schedule shall be set at the prework conference

(Clause 2-71) and must be acceptable to the Department. To be acceptable the work schedule must be practicable: The work schedule must identify the latest date by which the Contractor agrees to commence contract work on each unit awarded. The work schedule must allow a reasonable time period for the work to be completed according to contract requirements herein, and further, if more than one unit has been awarded the work schedule must indicate the sequence in which the units will be worked by the Contractor. If for any reason during the contract period the Contractor's work schedule is no longer viable, the Contractor must submit a revised work schedule for Department approval.

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2-70 Contract Work Procedure (continued)

2-73 The Contractor shall obtain written permission to begin work on a unit. Such permission shall be applied for through the Department's Region office listed in the Notice To All Bidders section of the contract. Permission requests will require a minimum of two working days to process. The Department at its option may require person-to-person discussions between the Contractor and selected Department representatives prior to granting the required written permission. In the event the Contractor stops work for a period of one (1) week or more, or if the initial start-up is delayed by one (1) week or more the Contractor must reapply for permission to begin work.

2-74 Work shall only proceed on regular Monday through Friday work days. If allowed, work on weekends or

designated State holidays will require written permission from the Department.

2-80 Work Progress and Contract Performance

2-81 The Contractor shall begin work as per the work schedule (Clause 2-72) and in accordance with contract requirements herein (see Clauses 1-45, 2-71, 2-73 and 2-74). The Contractor shall work diligently and complete the unit(s) within the contract period specified in the Unit Description. As units are sequenced in the work schedule, work started on one unit must be completed prior to beginning work on the next.

2-82 The Department reserves the right to modify or cancel this contract in part or whole without cause. The

Contractor shall be paid only for that work performed prior to cancellation of the contract and in accordance with provisions of the contract (Clause Section 2-40).

2-83 Nonperformance or unsatisfactory performance or willful violation of contract requirements by the Contractor

shall constitute breach of contract and the Department may at its sole option extend the contract and collect liquidated damages or terminate the contract with forfeiture of the performance/damage deposit or declare breach of contract and make claim for actual damages suffered by the Department.

2-90 Fire Responsibility

2-91 The Contractor and the Contractor's employees shall familiarize themselves with the Washington State Forest Fire Protection Requirements and adhere to them at all times. The operation will be subject to inspection by State personnel for adherence to regulations and presence of fire tools. All spark emitting engines will be equipped with approved spark arresters.

2-92 The Contractor shall not operate faulty power equipment. 2-93 The Contractor shall not build any open fires at anytime of the year on the contract area without first

obtaining written permission from the Department.

2-100 Boundaries

2-101 The boundaries except for easily identified ground features have been plainly marked with colored plastic flagging.

2-102 Net acreage as indicated in the Unit Description was measured on the horizontal plane. Large openings,

roads, and buffer zones have been deducted from the gross acreage and are designated on the unit map.

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2-110 Merchantable Products

2-111 This contract, unless specifically amended, in no way permits the contractor to remove merchantable or potentially merchantable products from the operating area for the purpose of sale or use. Contractors wanting to remove Christmas trees, boughs, brush pickings, decorative shrubs, or trees, firewood, poles, posts and other merchantable or potentially merchantable material from Department managed land must enter into a separate agreement with the Department.

2-120 Litter and Refuse

2-121 Litter and/or refuse brought into operating areas or campsites and rest areas used by the contractor or employees, shall be removed from the premises and disposed of in garbage disposal areas meeting all State, county, and local requirements. Such litter will include refuse resulting from equipment maintenance, abandoned equipment and containers and other expended materials.

2-130 Camping

2-131 Use of State owned lands, landings, roads, and Department campgrounds by the Contractor or the Contractor's employees for the purpose of lodging, parking, or camping done in connection with operation is permitted only at the express approval of the Department and may be revised or revoked for cause at any time. Camping restrictions or requirements such as chemical toilets and garbage can, but not limited thereto, may be imposed at the option of the Department.

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SECTION II, Division III - Specifications

3-10 Unit Description

3-11 The Unit Description details the characteristics and specific work requirements for each unit. 3-12 If specific requirements of the Unit Description conflict with the specifications in this division of the contract,

the specific requirements of the Unit Description will prevail.

3-20 General Specifications - Planting Operation

3-21 Protection - Within the limits of Technical Specifications - Planted Seedlings

(Clause Section 3-30) trees shall be planted near stumps, logs, dead brush or other dead shade so as to provide protection from animal damage, drying winds and solar radiation.

3-22 Planting Method - The "line" method of planting will be used by planting crews rather than having the crew randomly scattered on the unit, unless otherwise permitted by the Department representative. Each planter will only plant one (1) line at a time on each pass. As per "Seedlings Required Per Acre After Planting" each line will be at the "Approximate Spacing" given in Table A, Clause 4-32.

3-23 Weather Conditions - Planting operations will be halted when in the Department's judgment weather

conditions are injurious to the seedlings. Weather conditions during which the Department does not allow planting include, but are not limited to: an air temperature of less than 32 degrees F (32ΕF) or greater than 65 degrees F (65ΕF), a wind velocity greater than twenty miles (20) per hour, the soil is frozen more than one-half (1/2) inch deep, or snow cover is greater than two (2) inches.

3-30 Technical Specifications - Seedling Planting

3-31 Planting spots shall favor survival and growth of planted seedlings. 3-32 Spacing and number of seedlings planted shall be in accordance with the following:

3-32.01 Where planting spots are available and in accordance with all specifications of this section (3-30 Technical Specifications - Seedling Planting) seedlings shall be planted over all portions of the unit at an average spacing which will meet the Unit Description's specifications for seedlings required per acre after planting.

3-32.02 While maintaining the specified average spacing (Clause 3-32.01) the spacing of individual seedlings

may vary within the limits of Clause 3-32.03 where needed to locate a plantable spot. 3-32.03 Seedlings shall not be planted closer than the minimum seedling distance specified in the Unit

Description from: another contractor planted seedling, an acceptable natural seedling, or an acceptable previously planted seedling. Acceptable natural or previously planted seedlings are defined as any conifer seedling which is six (6) inches tall or taller and is well formed and vigorous.

3-33 Preparation of the planting spot is required. The preparation shall include, where appropriate, the clearing

and/or scalping to mineral soil of an area which has a minimum diameter of one (1) foot and is located as near the center of the planting spot as is practicable.

3-33.01 Clearing shall mean the removal of duff up to eight (8) inches deep, loosely compacted slash up to

two (2) feet deep, and other accumulations such as rock, rotten wood, snow and ice which can be removed by kicking, dragging or the use of a planting tool.

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3-30 Technical Specifications - Seedling Planting (continued)

3-33.02 Scalping shall mean the removal of sod and that vegetation which is less than two (2) feet tall and has a base diameter of one-fourth (1/4) inch or less.

3-34 Planting hole location and preparation shall be as follows:

3-34.01 The planting hole shall be located in mineral soil and as near the center of the planting spot as is practicable. The planting hole shall be vertical, broken out on three sides and shall be wide and deep enough to fully accommodate the roots of the trees being planted. This method of preparing the planting hole will be, if requested, explained at the prework conference.

3-34.02 The planting hole for bare root stock shall be a minimum of ten (10) inches deep.

3-35 Tree Placement in Planting Hole - All seedlings, regardless of planting method, shall be suspended near the

center of the planting hole with the roots in a near natural arrangement and to a depth that after filling, packing and leveling, the soil comes to a point midway between the top lateral roots and the lower needles or branches. The roots shall not be doubled up, twisted, tangled or bunched.

3-36 Moist mineral soil shall be filled in and firmly packed around roots. Soil packing shall be such that the

seedling shall not pull loose by a firm tug on the main stem. 3-37 The planted seedling shall be left with the main stem and roots vertical and free to grow. 3-38 The stems and roots of planted seedlings shall not be damaged due to soil firming, seedling positioning or other planting activities.

3-40 General Specifications - Contractor

3-41 Workers, Supervision and Equipment - The Contractor shall provide all workers, adequate crew supervision and serviceable equipment to satisfactorily accomplish planting of the areas described on the Unit Description. Adequate crew supervision shall mean at least one qualified, English speaking nonplanting foreperson per 12 person crew unless otherwise allowed by the Department representative. A qualified nonplanting foreperson shall mean one who has one season (at least three (3) months) of forest tree planting experience. Documentation of a nonplanting foreperson's experience shall be provided to the Department upon request. A nonplanting foreperson may also act as a contract representative, see Clause 2-28.

3-42 Planting shovels shall be used to plant seedling unless permission to use other tools is given by the Contract Administrator. Shovels shall have a blade at a minimum of 10 inches long in order to open a hole 10 inches deep. Shovel blades shall be a minimum of 6 inches wide to accommodate large root system. 3-43 Auger planting may be allowed by the Contract Administrator. Auger planting of bareroot seedlings shall be

accomplished with an auger bit which is a minimum of six (6) inches in diameter.

3-44 Transportation of Planting Stock - The Contractor will be responsible for transportation of planting stock from the designated delivery spots to the planting units unless other arrangements are detailed on the Unit Description or at the prework conference (Clause 2-71). Trees shall be transported in a covered vehicle other than crew transport (a van, enclosed truck, or pickup with a canopy). Plastic tarps are not acceptable. Shelving or sufficient floor space shall be available so that tree containers are not stacked more than three high without intermediate support. Any unplanted seedlings will be returned by the contractor to the tree cooler or trailer daily.

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3-40 General Specifications - Contractor (continued)

3-45 Care of Planting Stock - From time of delivery to the Contractor, trees shall be kept free from damage at all times, including but not limited to drying, heating, smothering, freezing, drowning, or mechanical injury. Upon taking delivery of the seedlings the Contractor will promptly deliver them to a designated storage site at the planting unit or location approved by the Department representative where they will be stored until planting. The following specifications for seedling care during storage and handling shall be met.

3-45.01 Containers of trees shall be carefully handled at all times. No throwing, dropping, crushing, etc. will

be permitted. A charge will result for damaged seedlings (See Clause 3-61). 3-45.02 Containers of trees shall be shaded from the sun and shielded from drying winds at all times. 3-45.03 Containers of trees shall be stored in a manner that will provide air circulation around each container;

except when containers are stored in snow banks, snow shall be placed and maintained around each container.

3-45.04 Trees will be distributed to the planters in such a manner that no more than one container of trees will

be open at the assembly point at one time. 3-45.05 Tree containers from which trees have been used or to which trees have been returned shall be

immediately resealed with tape and/or staples. The Contractor shall supply tape and/or stapler and have them available on the work site at all times.

3-45.06 Trees carried by planter shall be in a planting bag or tray and arranged for easy removal of one tree at

a time. Planting bags shall not be overfilled. Seedlings are to be placed in planting bags without shaking or otherwise removing soil from the roots. Seedlings are to be placed in the planting bag by cupping the roots and guiding the roots into the bag. Seedlings are not to be grabbed at the root collar and stuffed into the planting bag.

3-45.07 Trees shall be protected from desiccation at all times. At the Department's request tree roots shall be

moistened with water and/or planting bags lined with damp packing material. 3-45.08 At the planting spot, roots shall not be unnecessarily exposed to drying conditions. A tree shall not be

removed from the planting bag or tray before a planting hole has been prepared. 3-45.09 Trees shall be planted as received without further pruning or culling. If these operations appear

necessary or if mold, dry roots, freezing, dying or evidence of other injury is observed, the condition shall be promptly reported to the Department representative.

3-45.10 At the end of the work day, trees which have been distributed but not planted shall be returned to

original containers for storage. 3-46 The Contractor shall be responsible for giving the Department one (1) full week advanced notice of the

Contractor's intention of starting a unit; the Contractor then shall make all reasonable effort to begin work on said date. Less notice will not allow sufficient time for the Department to supply trees.

3-50 General Specifications - Department

3-51 A Department representative will acquaint the Contractor with each unit to be planted and will conduct periodic field inspections as detailed in Division IV - Compliance Inspection. Compliance inspection plot work may be done concurrently with planting work but will be completed no later than three (3) working days after work completion on the unit.

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3-50 General Specifications - Department (continued)

3-52 The Department will mark access to the unit(s) within reasonable limits. 3-53 The Department will supply all planting stock. Under extreme conditions the Department's supply of planting

stock may be temporarily interrupted causing a possible delay to the Contractor.

3-60 Other Specifications

3-61 Dropped, Wasted or Damaged Seedlings - The Department will charge and deduct from the Contractor's payment $1.00 per tree for those trees found dropped or otherwise wasted by the Contractor during the planting operation. The trees found in the inspection plots may be considered representative of the area. Dumping, discarding, mishandling or otherwise destroying seedlings shall be considered a willful violation of the contract and shall be subject to breach of contract provisions.

3-62 Substitution of Type of Planting Stock - The Department may have to substitute planting stock, if so, this

shall constitute a modification of contract and adjustment of per acre or per thousand unit bid price will be made based on the age class of the planting stock involved as per the following schedule:

Age Class as Per New Age Percent Bid Invitation Class Adjustment Plug-0 2-0, 1-1 or Plug -1 +10%

In the event that more than one age class of stock is involved for a planting unit, adjustment in unit bid price will be based on a proration of the acreage by the percentage of each age class of planting stock. In such cases, an adjusted unit bid price per acre will result for the entire unit.

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SECTION II, Division IV - Compliance Inspection

4-10 Inspection Plots

4-11 The Department will use inspection plots to determine the Contractor's seedling planting performance rating (Clause Section 4-40). Inspection plots for this purpose shall be circular and have a one-fiftieth (1/50) acre area. The seedling planting performance rating will be determined from a minimum sample of ten (10) plots, or two (2) plots for every five (5) acres of unit or subunit (Clause 2-45), whichever is more. The inspection plots will be well distributed over the compliance unit.

4-20 Inspection Plot Findings

4-21 Using criterion specified in the Unit Description and in the Technical Specifications - Seedling Planting (Clause Section 3-30) the Department representative will examine each inspection plot. The findings of the examination will be recorded as follows:

4-21.01 Plantable Spots - The number of plantable spots (Clause 4-32) available on the plot. 4-21.02 Trees Planted - The total number of Contractor planted trees within the plot. 4-21.03 Satisfactorily Planted - The total number of Contractor planted trees within the plot that meet all

applicable specifications of the Unit Description, and Division III, Clause Section 3-30.

4-30 Technical Specifications - Planting Spots

4-31 Plantable Spot - A spot which will favor survival and growth of the species being planted and which has the potential of meeting all applicable specifications of both the Unit Description and the Technical Specifications - Seedling Planting (Clause Section 3-30).

4-31.1 A planting spot shall not have standing water when the planter opens the planting hole.

4-31.2 Duff that has identifiable sections of wood is not considered a plantable spot. Duff is required to be

cleaned to a depth of eight (8) inches in order to find a plantable spot. 4-32 Plantable Spots Per Inspection Plot - The number of plantable spots (Clause 4-31) per inspection plot shall be

the maximum number which can be well distributed over the plot and which does not exceed a total number equal to one-fiftieth (1/50) of the number of seedlings required per acre after planting (Unit Description); see TABLE A.

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4-30 Technical Specifications - Planting Spots (continued)

TABLE A Seedlings Required Maximum Planting Approximate Per Acre Spots Allowed Spacing After Planting Per Inspection Plot (feet) 50 1 29.5 X 29.5 100 2 20.9 X 20.9 150 3 17.0 X 17.0 200 4 14.8 X 14.8 250 5 13.2 X 13.2 300 6 12.0 X 12.0 350 7 11.2 X 11.2 400 8 10.4 X 10.4 450 9 9.8 X 9.8 500 10 9.3 X 9.3 550 11 8.9 X 8.9 600 12 8.5 X 8.5 650 13 8.2 X 8.2 700 14 7.9 X 7.9 750 15 7.6 X 7.6 1210 24 6.0 X 6.0

4-40 Planting Performance Rating

4-41 Seedling planting shall be as per Technical Specifications - Seedling Planting (Clause Section 3-30) and the specifications of the Unit Description. The rating of seedling planting performance will be expressed as a percent and will be calculated as follows using the sum (or aggregate) of all inspection plots in a unit or subunit. The total of all recorded values for Satisfactorily Planted (Clause 4-21.03) divided by the total of all recorded values for Plantable Spots (Clause 4-21.01) times one hundred (100) equals the seedling planting performance rating percent.

Total Satisfactorily Planted X 100 = Planting Performance % Total Plantable Spots

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SECTION III

Item 1

Unit Descriptions, Unit Maps, Vicinity Maps

Item 2

Unit Descriptions, Unit Maps, Vicinity Maps

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BK #LOCAL UNIT

LEGAL TRUST FMU NAME ACRES SPECIESSTOCK TYPE

TREES/ACRES BY SPECIES

TOTAL TREES BY SPECIES

TOTAL TREES BY

UNITSPACING ELEVATION

AVERAGE SLOPE

ASPECT COMMENTS

BK-01 DEMING T40R05E S01 0160, 03133 SOUTH PASS 193 DF 1+1 300 57,900 77,200 10.5 x 10.5 585-1687 39 SE

WRC P+1 100 19,300

BK-02 DEMING T40R05E S30 03 LOST SARR 2 25 DF 1+1 288 7,200 9,250 11 x 11 2353-2947 40 S

WRC P+1 30 750

NF P+1 30 750

LP P+1 22 550

BK-03 DEMING T39R05E S08 10 HAULBACK 80 DF 1+1 300 24,000 28,800 11 x 11 1925-2718 43 SE

WRC P+1 60 4,800

BK-04 DEMING T39R05E S11 01 EAGLE VIEW 3 21 DF 1+1 300 6,300 8,400 10.5 x 10.5 581-913 32 W

WRC P+1 100 2,100

BK-05 DEMING T39R05E S15 0118, 1044 MAPLEYARD 1 62 DF 1+1 300 18,600 24,800 10.5 x 10.5 652-1179 38 W

WRC P+1 100 6,200

BK-06 DEMING T39R05E S11 01 EAGLE VIEW 2 59 DF 1+1 300 16,500 21,240 11 X 11 2100-2940 48 SW

WRC P+1 60 3,300

DF P+0 360 1,440

BK-07 DEMING T38R04E S29 0112, 0268, 0325 OLSEN BRIDGE 105 DF 1+1 300 31,500 42,000 10.5 x 10.5 559-1559 27 W

WRC P+1 100 10,500

BK-08 DEMING T38R04E S27 03 CAULIFLOWER 56 DF 1+1 300 13,800 20,160 11 x 11 2240-2733 38 S

WRC P+1 60 2,760

NF P+1 360 3,600

BK-09 DEMING T38R06E S16 03 SUGAREE 71 DF 1+1 300 18,300 25,560 11 x 11 1343-2397 48 SE

WRC P+1 60 3,660

DF P+0 360 3,600

BK-10 HAMILTON T37R06E S30 01 MAYFLOWER 61 DF 1+1 300 18,300 24,400 10.5 x 10.5 1448-2361 36 W

WRC P+1 100 6,100

BK-11 HAMILTON T37R05E S19 01 PLEASANT ACRES 38 DF 1+1 300 11,400 15,200 10.5 x 10.5 896-1551 28 E

WRC P+1 100 3,800

BK-12 DEMING T37R05E S27 01 LIL 40 94 DF 1+1 300 28,200 37,600 10.5 x 10.5 569-1468 26 S

WRC P+1 100 9,400

BK-13 HAMILTON T37R05E S33 01 DIFFERENTIAL 52 DF 1+1 300 15,600 20,800 10.5 x 10.5 976-2234 48 NW

WRC P+1 100 5,200

BK-14 HAMILTON T36R04E S01 01 SIDE SLINGER 27 DF 1+1 300 8,100 10,800 10.5 x 10.5 1339-2397 42 E

WRC P+1 100 2,700

Northwest Region Unit Description for Item 1 - Contract 1291Specifications General Information

All road within lower unit is abandoned. Some road is abandoned in the upper unit. Access on upper road may be impeded by snow.

Northern unit has road open on the top but road into lower portion of unit is abandoned. No road open on southern unit - must walk in.

All road in unit is open.

Road into unit is open but some spurs are abandoned.



Road into unit is open but some spurs are abandoned. Plant DF plugs in rocky areas shown on map (approx. 4 acres).


Mainline through bottom of unit open only. Upper road abandoned. Plant DF plugs (approx. 10 acres) in northern-most sub-unit above 2000'. See Map.

Road into unit is open but some spurs are abandoned. Plant NF in areas shown on map (approx. 10 acres). Gate Code is #4574

Mainline through bottom of unit open only. Upper road abandoned. Plant WRC only in area to east of driveable road.

Road into unit is open but some spurs are abandoned in western-most unit. All road into eastern-most units is abandoned. Must walk-in approximately 0.1 miles.

Road into unit is open but is then abandoned before reaching the western-most portions of the unit.

All road onto unit is abandoned. A 0.2 mile walk into unit required.

BK #LOCAL UNIT

LEGAL TRUST FMU NAME ACRES SPECIESSTOCK TYPE

TREES/ACRES BY SPECIES

TOTAL TREES BY SPECIES

TOTAL TREES BY

UNITSPACING ELEVATION

AVERAGE SLOPE

ASPECT COMMENTS

Northwest Region Unit Description for Item 1 - Contract 1291Specifications General Information

BK-15 HAMILTON T36R05E S17 03 MILLS CREEK REGEN 12 DF 1+1 300 3,600 4,800 10.5 x 10.5 620-1463 43 SW

WRC P+1 100 1,200

BK-16 HAMILTON T36R06E S35 01 MORICE VRH 26 DF 1+1 300 7,800 10,400 10.5 x 10.5 1079-1976 17 S

WRC P+1 100 2,600

BK-17 HAMILTON T35R05E S01 01 SPARE TIRE 52 DF 1+1 300 15,600 20,800 10.5 x 10.5 698-1903 36 S

WRC P+1 100 5,200

BK-18 HAMILTON T36R06E S21 01 BOX CAR 46 DF 1+1 300 13,800 18,400 10.5 x 10.5 912-1500 48 SW

WRC P+1 100 4,600

BK-19 HAMILTON T36R05E S13 01 DELTA VIEW 2 10 DF 1+1 300 3,000 4,000 10.5 x 10.5 737-1143 49 NE

WRC P+1 100 1,000

BK-20 HAMILTON T36R06E S07 01 ANDROMEDA 56 DF 1+1 300 16,800 22,400 10.5 x 10.5 864-1946 30 SW

WRC P+1 100 5,600 1146 447,010

Most road into units is open except one short spur is abandoned and main road is abandoned before it reaches the end of the unit. A 0.1 mile walk required to reach small sub-unit. The bridge at the beginning of the CP-110 road (off of the Crown M/L) is closed - access to unit is from the Helmick Road. See Vicinity map.

Road into unit is abandoned just befor it enters unit. From this point it is approximately a 1.2 mile walk to the far end of the unit. The private property immediately to the east of the unit was logged at the same time but should not be planted.

Total Acres for Item 1 Total Seedlings

Road access to unit is from mainline on top only.

Road into unit is open but some spurs are abandoned. There is also an isolated sub-unit on the very bottom of the hill.

All roads into units are open.

All roads into units are open.

Northwest Region Unit Description Planting Requirements for Item 1 - Contract 1291

Item 1 contract period is from Monday, February 14, 2011 through Friday, April 15, 2011. Please note that January 17 and February 21 are state holidays.

Minimum crew size refers to number of tree planters/packers and not crew foremen.

Western redcedar is required to be evenly distributed throughout unit. Satisfactorily planted, as referenced in 4-21.03, includes the even distribution of species. For example, if 350 tpa are specified for the unit and 50 of them are cedar, then in a 50th acre plot there should be one cedar present. The Contract Administrator can identify excessive or missing species as "unsatisfatoraly planted". The exception is to concentrate cedar in wet areas or root rot pockets, as directed by the Contract Administrator.

Except for interplants, and as referenced in 3-32, the minimum seedling distance between planted trees is 6 feet. Natural conifer should be ignored unless directed differently by the Contract Administrator. Spacing of seedlings around slash piles should be 6 feet between planted trees.

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UNIT MAPInvitation to Bid Number 1291

T40R05ET40R06E

T41R05E T41R06E

S01

S07

S36

S11

S02

S35

S12

S31

S06

K-1000

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PASS

RD

SILVER LAKE

RD

K-1000

95 Acres

98Acres

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BK-01SOUTH PASS

Northwest RegionBaker District

1,000 0 1,000500 Feet

Roads Treatment UnitDNR-Managed LandsAbandoned Road

Item 1

Gates 25


T40R05E

T39R05E

S32

S31

S06

S29S30

S05

LostLake

P-1000

P-1000

SA-10

00

P-1000

SA-1800

P-1000

U-1000

P-1000

P-1000

25 Acres

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BK-02LOST SARR 2


1,000 0 1,000500 Feet


Item 1

Gates 26


T39R05E

S08

S17

S09

S16

80 Acres

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BK-03HAULBACK


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Item 1

Gates 27


T39R05E

S15

S10 S11S09

S16S14

Nooksack River

NORT

H FO

RK RD

CL-1000

CL-1010

S-1000

S-10

00

MT.BA

KER

HWY.

M T.BAK ER

HWY.

CL-1000

CL-10

00

21 Acres

62 Acres

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BK-04EAGLE VIEW 3


1,000 0 1,000500 Feet


Item 1

Gates 28


T39R05E

S15

S22S23

S14Nooksack River

NORT

H FO

RK RD

S-10

00

CL-1000

CL-1000CL-1000

CL-1010 CL-1010

MT.BA

KER

HWY.

62 Acres

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BK-05MAPLEYARD 1


1,000 0 1,000500 Feet


Item 1

Gates 29


PLANT PLUGS HERE

T39R05E

T39R06E

S18

S13

S07

S24 S19

CL-1170

R-1000

59 Acres

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BK-06EAGLE VIEW 2


1,000 0 1,000500 Feet


Item 1

Gates 30


T38R04E

S20S19

S30 S29

Lake Whatcom

OC-11

30

NORTH SHORE DR.

Y RD

OC-1000 OC-1000

OC-1130

25 Acres

80 Acres

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BK-07OLSEN BRIDGE


1,000 0 1,000500 Feet


Item 1

Gates 31


PLANT NOBLE FIR ONLY

T38R04E

S33

S28S27 S26

S35

S23

S34

S22S21

SH-2000

SH-2800

15Acres

32 Acres

9 Acres

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CAULIFLOWER


1,000 0 1,000500 Feet


Item 1

Gates 32


PLANT PLUGS HERE

T38R06E

S09

S16S17

S20

S08

S21

Middle ForkNooksack

River

USFS-38

CW-1000

CW-1100CW-1100

31 Acres

18 Acres

22 Acres

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Item 1

Gates 33


T37R05E

T37R06E

S25

S24S19

S36S31

S30

ED-ML

ED-ML

ED-28

ED-28

ED-ML

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25 Acres

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Item 1

Gates 34


T37R05E

S20

S17

S30

S19

S18

S29

INNI

S CR

EEK

RDDORAN RD

CC-ML

SAXON RD

CC-14

HIGHW

AY 9

HIGHWAY 9

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Item 1

Gates 35


T37R05E

S34

S21

S28

S22

S27

S33

Nooksack River

SAXON RD

CT-ML

27 Acres

24 Acres

43 Acres

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BK-12LIL' 40

BK-13DIFFERENTIAL


1,000 0 1,000500 Feet


Item 1

Gates 36


T36R05E

T37R05E

S29

S04S05

S32

S28

S33

INNIS

CREE

K RD

CT-ML

43 Acres

22 Acres

17 Acres13 Acres

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Item 1

Gates 37


T36R05E

T36R04E

S01

S18S13

S06

S12 S07

SR-9

CRUS

E RD

21 Acres

6 Acres

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SIDE SLINGER


1,000 0 1,000500 Feet


Item 1

Gates 38


T36R05E

T36R04E

S17

S20

S18

S24 S19

S13

SR-9

SR-9

CRUSE RD

HATHAWAY RD

TH-ML

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Item 1

Gates 39


T36R06E

T35R06E

S25S27 S26

S03 S01

S34

S35

S02

S36

MD-ML

MJ-ML

MD-ML

MD-ML

SK-28

4 Acres

22 Acres

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1,000 0 1,000500 Feet


Item 1

Gates 40


T36R05E

T35R05E

S12

S02

S01

S11

S36S35

CP-110

CR-ML

14 Acres

18 Acres

18 Acres

2 Acres

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PLANTATION

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1,000 0 1,000500 Feet


Item 1

Gates 41


DO NOT PLANT

T36R06ES21

S15

S27

S22

S16

S28

Nooksack River

MJ-28

MJ-2809

CP-100

MJ-28

5Acres

1 Acres

9 Acres

3 Acres28 Acres

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1,000 0 1,000500 Feet


Item 1

Gates 42


S24

S18S13

S19

Nooksack River

SK-64

SK-ML

SK-ML

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BK-20ANDROMEDA

BK-19DELTA VIEW 2


1,000 0 1,000500 Feet


Item 1

Gates 43


S07

S17S18

S08

Nooksack River

SK-110

SK-ML

SK-ML

SK-ML

SK-MLSK-119

33 Acres

23 AcresTIMBE R

TIMBE

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VICINITY MAP Invitation to Bid Number 1291

W h a t c o mW h a t c o m

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T41R06ET41R05E

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KENDALL RD

K-1000

MT. BAKER HWY.

SOUTH PA

SS RD

SILVER LAKE RD

REESE HILL RD.

SOUTH PASS RD

Silver Lake

Sprague Lake

Kendall Lake

Kendall Lake

Nooksack River

BK-01SOUTHPASS

Northwest RegionBaker DistrictItem 1

GATES 45



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P-1170

MARSHALL HILL RD.

P-1100

MASSEY RD

HOPEWELL RD

MT. BAKER HWY.

MT. B

AKER HWY.

E. BADGER RD

CL-10

00

P -100

0

MT. BAKER HWY. D -6200

L- 100 0SIPE

R RD

WI-ML

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LAKE RD

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SORENSON RD

L AWRENCE RD

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Nooksack River

Kendall LakeKendall Lake

Sprague Lake

Lost Lake

Middle ForkNooksack River

Middle ForkNooksack

River

Mud Lake

BK-03HAULBACK

BK-02LOST

SARR 2

BK-04EAGLEVIEW 3

BK-05MAPLEYARD 1


GATES 46



T40R05E

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HWY.

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SILVE

R LAKE RDS-1000

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CW-1100

Nooksack River

Canyon Lake

Middle ForkNooksack

River

Middle ForkNooksack

River

Sprague Lake

Kendall LakeKendall Lake

BK-09SUGAREE

BK-06EAGLEVIEW 2

BK-04EAGLEVIEW 3

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GATES 47



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Lake Whatcom

Squalicum Lake

Lake Louise

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Mud Lake

Williams Lake

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Mosquito Lake

Duck Pond

Nooksack River

Musto Marsh

Jorgensen Lake

Mosquito Lake

Lonesome Pond

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Mirror LakeReed Lake

Lake Whatcom

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SLINGER

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HATHAWAY RD

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SR-9

HK-1000

Cranberry Lake

BK-15MILLS CREEK

REGEN


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MJ-ML

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CP -100

NORTH CASCADES HWY

HAMILTON CEMETARY RD

SK-110

CAB I

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E K RD

NORTH CASCADES HWY.

SK-64 22

SK-ML

SK-ML

CP-110

SK-28

Nooksack River

Day CreekSkagit River

Minkler Lake

BK-18BOX CAR

BK-17SPARETIRE

BK-19DELTAVIEW 2

BK-16MORICE VRH

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NORTH CASCADES HWY.

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SK-ML

Skagit RiverMinkler Lake

Nooksack River

BK-18BOX CAR

BK-16MORICE

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UNIT NUMBER LOCAL UNIT LEGAL FMU NAME ACRES SPACING (ft) SPECIES STOCK TYPETREES/ AC BY

SPECIESTOTAL TREES BY SPECIES

TOTAL TREES BY UNIT

ELEVATION SLOPE ASPECT COMMENTS

CA-1 STARBIRD T35 R6E S34 BLAIR DAY U1 40 21X21 DF 1+1 100 4000 4000 786'-2514' 10%-82% WEST Interplant throughout unit. See Planting Requirments page.

CA-2 STARBIRD T34 R5E S17,20,21 TWIN FAWNS U1 51 17X17 DF 1+1 150 7500 7500 508' - 968' 5% - 37% NW Interplant throughout unit. See Planting Requirments page.

CA-3 STARBIRD T34 R5E S20,21 TWIN FAWNS U2 36 17X17 DF 1+1 150 5250 5250 528' - 890' 8% - 24% WEST Interplant throughout unit. See Planting Requirments page.

CA-4 STARBIRD T33 R5E S26 PINK FLAMINGO U1 40 11X11 DF 1+1 300 12000 14400 654' - 1,154' 5% - 104% NORTH Intermix DF and WRC throughout unit. Plant WRC in wet areas.T33 R5E S26 WRC P+1 60 2400 Minimum seedling distance = 6 feet.

CA-5 STARBIRD T33 R5E S25,26 PINK FLAMINGO U2 50 11X11 DF 1+1 300 15000 18000 702' - 1,041' 0% - 48% NORTH Intermix DF and WRC throughout unit. Plant WRC in wet areas.T33 R5E S24 WRC P+1 60 3000 Minimum seedling distance = 6 feet.

T33 R5E S23,25CA-6 STARBIRD T33 R5E S24,25 PINK FLAMINGO U3 35 11X11 DF 1+1 300 10500 12600 861' - 1,450' 10% - 51% NORTH Intermix DF and WRC throughout unit. Plant WRC in wet areas.

T33 R5E S25 WRC P+1 60 2100 Minimum seedling distance = 6 feet.CA-7 STARBIRD T33 R5E S13 GOING ON 16 U1 60 11X11 DF 1+1 300 18000 21600 860' - 1,283' 2% - 43% SOUTH Intermix DF and WRC throughout unit. Plant WRC in wet areas.

WRC P+1 60 3600 Minimum seedling distance = 6 feet.CA-8 STARBIRD T33 R5E S12 DEL VISTA U2 33 11X11 DF 1+1 300 9900 11880 1,357' - 1,816' 14% - 47% EAST Intermix DF and WRC throughout unit. Plant WRC in wet areas.

T33 R6E S7,18 WRC P+1 60 1980 Minimum seedling distance = 6 feet.CA-9 STARBIRD T33 R5E S10,11 GOING ON 16 U2 30 11X11 DF 1+1 300 9000 10800 1,433' - 1,946' 2% - 60% SOUTH Intermix DF and WRC throughout unit. Plant WRC in wet areas.

WRC P+1 60 1800 Minimum seedling distance = 6 feet.CA-10 STARBIRD T33 R6E S7,6 BRUIN BORDER U2 12 17X17 WRC P+1 150 1800 1800 1,958' - 2,091' 3% - 23% VARIABLE Interplant throughout unit. See Planting Requirments page.

CA-11 STARBIRD T33 R6E S3 BALD BELFRY 73 11X11 DF 1+1 300 21900 26280 1428' - 2382' 3% - 47% SOUTH Intermix DF and WRC throughout unit. Plant WRC in wet areas.WRC P+1 60 4380 Minimum seedling distance = 6 feet.

CA-12 STARBIRD T33 R6E S 24 CAPTAINS CUP U1 27 11X11 DF 1+1 300 8100 9720 1,053' - 1,206' 0% - 45% VARIABLE Intermix DF and WRC throughout unit. Plant WRC in wet areas.T33 R6E S 24 WRC P+1 60 1620 Minimum seedling distance = 6 feet.

CA-13 STARBIRD T33 R6E S 24 CAPTAINS CUP U2 30 11X11 DF 1+1 300 9000 10800 1,270' - 1,377' 0% - 19% EAST Intermix DF and WRC throughout unit. Plant WRC in wet areas.T33 R6E S 24 WRC P+1 60 1800 Minimum seedling distance = 6 feet.

CA-14 STARBIRD T33 R6E S 23,24 CAPTAINS CUP U3 50 11X11 DF 1+1 300 15000 18000 1,331' - 2,007' 5% - 52% EAST Intermix DF and WRC throughout unit. Plant WRC in wet areas.WRC P+1 60 3000 Minimum seedling distance = 6 feet.

CA-15 STARBIRD T33 R7E S31 TARN TABLEAU U2 55 11X11 DF 1+1 300 16500 19800 1,012' - 1,217' 3% - 53% SOUTH Intermix DF and WRC throughout unit. Plant WRC in wet areas.WRC P+1 60 3300 Minimum seedling distance = 6 feet.

CA-16 STARBIRD T33 R7E S31 NOCAB U1 51 11X11 DF 1+1 300 15300 18360 1038' - 1597' 0% - 50% NE Intermix DF and WRC throughout unit. Plant WRC in wet areas.WRC P+1 60 3060 Minimum seedling distance = 6 feet.

CA-17 STARBIRD T33 R6E S36 NOCAB U2 26 11X11 DF 1+1 300 7800 9360 1122' - 1655' 21% - 61% NE Intermix DF and WRC throughout unit. Plant WRC in wet areas.WRC P+1 60 1560 Minimum seedling distance = 6 feet.

CA-18 STARBIRD T32 R6E S1 NOCAB U3 45 11X11 DF 1+1 300 13500 16200 1480' - 2048' 9% - 78% VARIABLE Intermix DF and WRC throughout unit. Plant WRC in wet areas.T33 R6E S36 WRC P+1 60 2700 Minimum seedling distance = 6 feet.

CA-19 STARBIRD T32 R6E S5 GRANDVIEW U1 31 21X21 DF 1+1 100 3100 3100 893' - 1,654' 22% - 71% SOUTH Interplant throughout unit. See Planting Requirments page.

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Specifications

CA-20 STARBIRD T32 R6E S5 GRANDVIEW U2 41 21X21 DF 1+1 100 4000 4000 1,068' - 1,926' 29% - 65% SOUTH Interplant throughout unit. See Planting Requirments page.

CA-21 STARBIRD T33 R7E S20 DUET U3 35 11X11 DF 1+1 300 10500 12600 1940' - 2279' 6% - 29% WEST Intermix DF and WRC throughout unit. Plant WRC in wet areas.T33 R7E S20,29 WRC P+1 60 2100 Minimum seedling distance = 6 feet.

CA-22 STARBIRD T33 R7E S20 DUET U1 36 11X11 DF 1+1 300 10800 12960 1852' - 2190' 6% - 29% SOUTH Intermix DF and WRC throughout unit. Plant WRC in wet areas.WRC P+1 60 2160 Minimum seedling distance = 6 feet.

CA-23 STARBIRD T33 R7E S20 DUET U2 23 11X11 DF 1+1 300 6900 8280 2262' - 2416' 1% - 28% EAST Intermix DF and WRC throughout unit. Plant WRC in wet areas.WRC P+1 60 1380 Minimum seedling distance = 6 feet.

CA-24 STARBIRD T32 R7E S15,22 OSO LOW U1 39 11X11 DF 1+1 300 11700 14040 766' - 1,235' 0% - 46% NORTH Intermix DF and WRC throughout unit. Plant WRC in wet areas.WRC P+1 60 2340 Minimum seedling distance = 6 feet.

CA-25 BOULDER T32 R6E S26,35 TREMBLE U1 80 11X11 DF 1+1 300 24000 28800 482' - 1,608' 18% - 59% SOUTH Intermix DF and WRC throughout unit. Plant WRC in wet areas.WRC P+1 60 4800 Minimum seedling distance = 6 feet.

CA-26 BOULDER T32 R6E S25 TREMBLE U2 33 11X11 DF 1+1 300 9900 11880 851' - 1,210' 12% - 28% EAST Intermix DF and WRC throughout unit. Plant WRC in wet areas.WRC P+1 60 1980 Minimum seedling distance = 6 feet.

CA-27 BOULDER T32 R6E S23 TWITCH U1 6 11X11 DF 1+1 300 1800 2160 851' - 1,210' 12% - 28% EAST Intermix DF and WRC throughout unit. Plant WRC in wet areas.WRC P+1 60 360 Minimum seedling distance = 6 feet.

CA-28 BOULDER T31 R6E S3 RAGEDY BEAR 33 11X11 DF 1+1 300 9900 11880 280' - 610' 0% - 50% NORTH The soil in this planting unit has been extremely disturbed and compacted.WRC P+1 60 1980 Locating and digging acceptable planting holes will require extra time and

effort. Intermix DF and WRC throughout the unit. Plant WRC in wet areas.Minimum seedling distance = 6 feet.

CA-29 BOULDER T31 R6E S2 CRITTER U3 3 21X21 DF 1+1 100 300 300 481' - 872' 5% - 46% NW Interplant throughout unit. See Planting Requirments page.

CA-30 BOULDER T31 R6E S1,2,12 BEAR FUN U1 81 11X11 DF 1+1 300 24300 29160 958' - 1,380' 0% - 43% SW Intermix DF and WRC throughout unit. Plant WRC in wet areas.WRC P+1 60 4860 Minimum seedling distance = 6 feet.

CA-31 BOULDER T31 R6E S11 CUTLASS U5 3 11X11 DF 1+1 300 900 1080 645' - 900' 8% - 17% WEST Intermix DF and WRC throughout unit. Plant WRC in wet areas.WRC P+1 60 180 Minimum seedling distance = 6 feet.

CA-32 BOULDER T31 R6E S12 CUTLASS U3 4 11X11 DF 1+1 300 1200 1440 948' - 1027' 2% - 15% NE Intermix DF and WRC throughout unit. Plant WRC in wet areas.WRC P+1 60 240 Minimum seedling distance = 6 feet.

CA-33 BOULDER T31 R6E S12 CUTLASS U4 1 11X11 DF 1+1 300 300 360 940' - 1055' 8% - 22% NE Intermix DF and WRC throughout unit. Plant WRC in wet areas.WRC P+1 60 60 Minimum seedling distance = 6 feet.

CA-34 BOULDER T31 R6E S11,12 CUTLASS U2 17 11X11 DF 1+1 300 5100 6120 1518' - 1951' 0% - 36% NE Intermix DF and WRC throughout unit. Plant WRC in wet areas.WRC P+1 60 1020 Minimum seedling distance = 6 feet.

CA-35 BOULDER T31 R6E S13,14 CUTLASS U1 64 11X11 DF 1+1 300 19200 23040 996' - 1393' 16% - 48% NE Intermix DF and WRC throughout unit. Plant WRC in wet areas.WRC P+1 60 3840 Minimum seedling distance = 6 feet.

CA-36 BOULDER T31 R6E S12 BEAR DUEL U1 40 17X17 DF 1+1 150 5850 5850 1,398'-1,761' 11% - 38% NORTH Interplant throughout unit. See Planting Requirments page.

CA-37 BOULDER T31 R6E S 13 BEAR FUN U2 74 11X11 DF 1+1 300 22200 26640 1,510' - 1,901' 0% - 30% NE Intermix DF and WRC throughout unit. Plant WRC in wet areas.WRC P+1 60 4440 Minimum seedling distance = 6 feet.

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TOTAL TREES BY UNIT



Specifications

CA-38 BOULDER T31 R6E S14,23 BEAR DUEL U2 45 11X11 DF 1+1 300 13500 16200 1,039' - 1,534' 15% - 57% WEST Intermix DF and WRC throughout unit. Plant WRC in wet areas.WRC P+1 60 2700 Minimum seedling distance = 6 feet.

CA-39 BOULDER T29 R7E S3 TRANSMUTATION U2 6 11X11 DF 1+1 300 1800 2160 992' - 1230' 15% - 54% SOUTH Intermix DF and WRC throughout unit. Plant WRC in wet areas.WRC P+1 60 360 Minimum seedling distance = 6 feet.

CA-40 BOULDER T29 R7E S3, T30 R7E S34 TRANSMUTATION U1 72 11X11 DF 1+1 300 21600 25920 1075' - 1389' 0% - 44% VARIABLE Intermix DF and WRC throughout unit. Plant WRC in wet areas.T30 R7E S34 WRC P+1 60 4320 Minimum seedling distance = 6 feet.

CA-41 BOULDER T29 R7E S4,9 SMALL CHIP 54 11X11 DF 1+1 300 16200 19440 451' - 597' 0% - 26% VARIABLE Intermix DF and WRC throughout unit. Plant WRC in wet areas.T29 R7E S10 WRC P+1 60 3240 Minimum seedling distance = 6 feet.

CA-42 BOULDER T29 R7E S22 SOUTH OF SYKES U1 30 17X17 DF 1+1 150 4500 4500 692' - 834' 1% - 25% VARIABLE Interplant throughout unit. See Planting Requirments page.T29 R7E S22

CA-43 BOULDER T29 R7E S1,12 REITERATE U1 48 11X11 DF 1+1 300 14400 17280 985' - 1,699' 6% - 41% NORTH Intermix DF and WRC throughout unit. Plant WRC in wet areas.WRC P+1 60 2880 Minimum seedling distance = 6 feet.

CA-44 BOULDER T29 R8E S17,16 REITERATE U2 34 17X17 DF 1+1 150 5100 5100 1,720' - 1,880' 0% - 40% SOUTH Interplant throughout unit. See Planting Requirments page.

CA-45 BOULDER T29 R8E S19 PORK CHOP U2 53 17X17 DF 1+1 150 7950 7950 1,651' - 1,782 0% - 12% SOUTH Interplant throughout unit. See Planting Requirments page.

CA-46 BOULDER T28 R8E S16,17 TRAILER U5 66 11X11 DF 1+1 300 19800 23760 513' - 1,023' 9% - 37% WEST Intermix DF and WRC throughout unit. Plant WRC in wet areas.WRC P+1 60 3960 Minimum seedling distance = 6 feet.

CA-47 BOULDER T28 R8E S3,4,9,10 WORTHY ADVERSARY U3 41 11X11 DF 1+1 300 12300 14760 750' - 907' 1% - 21% VARIABLE Intermix DF and WRC throughout unit. Plant WRC in wet areas.WRC P+1 60 2460 Minimum seedling distance = 6 feet.

CA-48 BOULDER T28 R8E S2,11 WORTHY ADVERSARY U1 46 11X11 DF 1+1 300 13800 16560 1,092' - 1,987' 4% - 60% SOUTH Intermix DF and WRC throughout unit. Plant WRC in wet areas.T28 R8E S12 WRC P+1 60 2760 Minimum seedling distance = 6 feet.T28 R8E S1

CA-49 BOULDER T28 R8E S2 WORTHY ADVERSARY U2 53 11X11 DF 1+1 300 15900 19080 1,157' - 1,867' 2% - 58% VARIABLE Intermix DF and WRC throughout unit. Plant WRC in wet areas.WRC P+1 60 3180 Minimum seedling distance = 6 feet.

CA-50 BOULDER T29 R8E S33 PORO 66 17X17 DF 1+1 150 9900 9900 1243' - 1733' 3% - 56% VARIABLE Interplant throughout unit. See Planting Requirments page.T29 R8E S34

CA-51 BOULDER T28 R9E S7 TRAILER U4 59 21X21 DF 1+1 100 5900 5900 1,580' - 2,203' 7% - 54% WEST Interplant throughout unit. See Planting Requirments page.

CA-52 BOULDER T28 R9E S20 WALLACE BLISS U1 27 11X11 DF 1+1 300 8100 9720 1,220' - 1,625' 23% - 42% SW Intermix DF and WRC throughout unit. Plant WRC in wet areas.WRC P+1 60 1620 Minimum seedling distance = 6 feet.

CA-53 BOULDER T28 R9E S20,29 WALLACE BLISS U2 30 11X11 DF 1+1 300 9000 10800 1,721' - 1,912' 0% - 25% SW Intermix DF and WRC throughout unit. Plant WRC in wet areas.WRC P+1 60 1800 Minimum seedling distance = 6 feet.

CA-54 BOULDER T27 R7E S20 EQUINOX U1 17 21X21 DF 1+1 100 1700 1700 1101'-1338' 4%-14% VARIABLE Interplant throughout unit. See Planting Requirments page.

2135 650,770Toal Acres for Item 2 Total Seedlings to be Planted

59

Special Requirements for interplants. Due to presence of existing trees in unit, the seedlings to be planted will have the approximate spacing listed above, with a 2 foot maximum distance from damaged DF (50% or more dieback) and 6 foot minimum distance for all other conifer species that are at least 1 foot in height. The goal is to plant healthy seedlings near damaged seedlings. The Contract Administrator may direct spacing changes during operations to ensure this goal is met and total quantity is planted. Procedures for interplanting will be discussed at the Pre-work.

Northwest Region Unit Description Planting Requirements for Item 2 - Contract 1291

Item 2 contract period is from Monday, January 10, 2011 through Friday, April 15, 2011. Please note that January 17 and February 21 are state holidays.

Minimum crew size refers to number of tree planters/packers and not crew foremen.

Western redcedar is required to be evenly distributed throughout unit. Satisfactorily planted, as referenced in 4-21.03, includes the even distribution of species. For example, if 350 tpa are specified for the unit and 50 of them are cedar, then in a 50th acre plot there should be one cedar present. The Contract Administrator can identify excessive or missing species as "unsatisfatoraly planted". The exception is to concentrate cedar in wet areas or root rot pockets, as directed by the Contract Administrator.

Except for interplants, and as referenced in 3-32, the minimum seedling distance between planted trees is 6 feet. Natural conifer should be ignored unless directed differently by the Contract Administrator. Spacing of seedlings around slash piles should be 6 feet between planted trees.

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UNIT MAPTree Planting

Invitation to Bid No. 1291 Item No. 2 Unit No. CA-1UNIT NAME: BLAIR DAY U1FMU ID: 42865TRUST: 1ACRES: 40

REGION: NORTHWESTDISTRICT: CASCADELOCAL: STARBIRDCOUNTY: SKAGIT

T35N-R6E S34

LC-MLLC-18

LC-27 LC-MLTo

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2

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Lore tt a C reek

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Unit Boundary Streams

RoadClosed Road

Gate

Tank Trap

Directions: From Sedro-Woolley, travel 1.8 miles south on HWY 9 to the South Skagit HWY. Turn right and travel11.2 miles to Blair Road. Turn right, travel 0.2 miles, pass through the gate onto the LC-ML, and travel 2.0 milesto a second gate. Pass through the gate and travel 2.6 miles to the unit on the right.

Private Plantation

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Invitation to Bid No. 1291 Item No. 2 Unit No. CA-2UNIT NAME: TWIN FAWNS U1FMU ID: 44650TRUST: 01ACRES: 50


T34N-R5E S17, 20, 21

MU-M

L

M U- M

LMU-22

MU-44

MU-22

MU-2 210

MU-2213

20

17

21

16Pi geon C reek

Col d Spring Cre

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Mun dt C

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RoadClosed Road

Gate

Tank Trap

Directions: From Sedro-Woolley, travel south on SR9 2.6 miles to Old Day Creek Road. Turn left and travel 2.8miles to Janicki Road. Turn right and travel 0.7 miles to the MU-ML. Turn right, pass through the gate, and travel2.2 miles to the MU-22. Turn right and travel 1.0 mile to the MU-2210. Turn left and travel 0.1 miles to the closedroad. There is ~0.5 mile walk to the unit.

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Invitation to Bid No. 1291 Item No. 2 Unit No. CA-3UNIT NAME: TWIN FAWNS U2FMU ID: 44651TRUST: 01ACRES: 35


T34N-R5E S20, 21

MU-M

LMU-22MU-2217

MU-22

MU-44

MU-22

MU-2 210

MU-2213

20 21

29 28

Cold Spring Cre

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RoadClosed Road

Gate

Tank Trap

Directions: From Sedro-Woolley, travel south on SR9 2.6 miles to Old Day Creek Road. Turn left and travel 2.8miles to Janicki Road. Turn right and travel 0.7 miles to the MU-ML. Turn right, pass through the gate, and travel2.2 miles to the MU-22. Turn right and travel 1.2 miles to the MU-2213. Turn left and travel into the unit.

DNR Timber

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Invitation to Bid No. 1291 Item No. 2 Unit No. CA-4UNIT NAME: PINK FLAMINGO U1FMU ID: 42850TRUST: 01, 08ACRES: 40


T33N-R5E S26

CN-20

CN-ML

Lake Cavana

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CN-20

CN-2005

26 25

23 24

Crane Creek

Pilch

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RoadClosed Road

Gate

Tank Trap

Directions: From Arlington, travel north 5.5 miles on HWY 9 to Finn Settlement-Granstrom Road. Turn right andtravel 4.4 miles to the CN-ML. Turn right, pass through the gate, and travel 0.8 miles to a second gate. Passthrough the gate and travel 1.0 mile to the unit on the right.

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Invitation to Bid No. 1291 Item No. 2 Unit No. CA-5UNIT NAME: PINK FLAMINGO U2FMU ID: 44641TRUST: 01, 04, 08ACRES: 50


T33N-R5E S23, 24, 25, 26

CN-ML

CN-ML

CN-46

CN-20

CN-2005

CN-30

2526

2423 C rane Cre

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Pilchuck Cre ek



RoadClosed Road

Gate

Tank Trap

Directions: From Arlington, travel north 5.5 miles on HWY 9 to Finn Settlement-Granstrom Road. Turn right andtravel 4.4 miles to the CN-ML. Turn right, pass through the gate, and travel 0.8 miles to a second gate. Passthrough the gate and travel 1.5 miles to the unit on the right.

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Invitation to Bid No. 1291 Item No. 2 Unit No. CA-6UNIT NAME: PINK FLAMINGO U3FMU ID: 42851TRUST: 01, 08ACRES: 35


T33N-R5E S24, 25

CN-ML

CN-46

CN-2005

CN-30

25

24

30

1923

26Crane Creek



RoadClosed Road

Gate

Tank Trap

Directions: From Arlington, travel north 5.5 miles on HWY 9 to Finn Settlement-Granstrom Road. Turn right andtravel 4.4 miles to the CN-ML. Turn right, pass through the gate, and travel 0.8 miles to a second gate. Passthrough the gate and travel 1.9 miles to the CN-30. Turn right and travel 0.4 miles to the unit.

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Invitation to Bid No. 1291 Item No. 2 Unit No. CA-7UNIT NAME: GOING ON 16 U1FMU ID: 71656TRUST: 01ACRES: 60


T33N-R5E S13

Lake Cavanaugh Rd.

BR-ML

Lake Cavanaugh Rd.

BR-ML

BR-13

BR-24 BR-2418

13 18

12

24

7

14

19

11

23Pilchuck Creek



RoadClosed Road

Gate

Tank Trap

Directions: From Sedro-Woolley, travel 11.0 miles south on HWY 9 to Lake Cavanaugh Rd. Turn left and travel7.0 miles to BR-ML. Turn left, pass through gate, and travel 0.5 miles to the unit on the right.

40 ft. Contours

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Invitation to Bid No. 1291 Item No. 2 Unit No. CA-8UNIT NAME: DEL VISTA U2FMU ID: 73133TRUST: 01ACRES: 33


T33N-R5E S12T33N-R6E S7, 18

BR-ML

BR-ML

BR-13

BR-24 BR-2418

13

12 7

18



RoadClosed Road

Gate

Tank Trap

Directions: From Sedro-Woolley, travel 11.0 miles south on HWY 9 to Lake Cavanaugh Rd. Turn left and travel7.0 miles to the BR-ML. Turn left, pass through gate, and travel 2.4 miles to the BR-24. Turn right and travel 1.7miles to the closed road BR-2418 on the left. There is a 550' walk to the unit.

40 ft. Contours

To Gate

To Gate

DNR Timber

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Invitation to Bid No. 1291 Item No. 2 Unit No. CA-9UNIT NAME: GOING ON 16 U2FMU ID: 44653TRUST: 01ACRES: 30


T33N-R5E S10, 11

BR-4602

BR-2 303BR-ML

BR-ML

BR-M LBR-46

1110

1415



RoadClosed Road

Gate

Tank Trap

Directions: From Sedro-Woolley, travel 11.0 miles south on HWY 9 to Lake Cavanaugh Rd. Turn left and travel 7.0miles to BR-ML. Turn left, pass through gate, and travel 2.7 miles to the BR-32. Turn left and travel 0.1 miles tothe unit.

40 ft. Contours

To Gate

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Invitation to Bid No. 1291 Item No. 2 Unit No. CA-10UNIT NAME: BRUIN BORDER U2FMU ID: 43443TRUST: 04ACRES: 12


T33N-R6E S6, 7

BR-ML

BR-65BR-73

BR-70

6

7

1 5

812

Bea r C

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RoadClosed Road

Gate

Tank Trap

Directions: From Sedro-Woolley, travel 11.0 miles south on HWY 9 to Lake Cavanaugh Rd. Turn left and travel7.0 miles to BR-ML. Turn left, pass through gate, and travel 6.8 miles to the unit on the right.

40 ft. Contours

To Gate

DNR Timber

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Invitation to Bid No. 1291 Item No. 2 Unit No. CA-11UNIT NAME: BALD BELFRY U1FMU ID: 72084TRUST: 04ACRES: 73


T33N-R6E S3

BR-ML

BR-1063 2

4

34

10

35

11

33

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Treatment Area


RoadClosed Road

Gate

Tank Trap

Directions: From Sedro-Wooley, travel 11.0 miles south on Hwy 9 to Lake Cavanaugh Road. Turn left and travel7.3 miles east to the BC-ML. Turn left, pass through the gate, and travel 10.2 miles to the unit.

40 ft. Contours

To Gate DNR Plantation

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Invitation to Bid No. 1291 Item No. 2 Unit No. CA-12UNIT NAME: CAPTAINS CUP U1FMU ID: 44669TRUST: 01, 04ACRES: 27


T33N-R6E S24

LC-ML

24 19

25 30

13 18

De e

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RoadClosed Road

Gate

Tank Trap

Directions: From Sedro Woolley, travel 11.0 miles south on Hwy 9 to Lake Cavanaugh Road. Turn left and traveleast 10.2 miles to South Shore Drive. Turn right and travel east 4.4 miles to the LC-ML. Turn right, pass throughthe gate, and travel 1.2 miles to junction. Turn right and travel 1.3 miles to the unit.

40 ft. Contours

To Gate

DNR Plantation

DNR Tim

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Invitation to Bid No. 1291 Item No. 2 Unit No. CA-13UNIT NAME: CAPTAINS CUP U2FMU ID: 44670TRUST: 01, 04ACRES: 30


T33N-R6E S24

LC-13

LC-ML24

13

23

14

19

18

Deer C reek

Dee

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RoadClosed Road

Gate

Tank Trap

Directions: From Sedro-Woolley, travel 11.0 miles south on Hwy 9 to Lake Cavanaugh Road. Turn left and traveleast 10.2 miles to South Shore Drive. Turn right and travel east 4.4 miles to the LC-ML. Turn right, pass throughthe gate, and travel 1.2 miles to the junction. Turn right and travel 2.2 miles to the the unit.

40 ft. Contours

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Invitation to Bid No. 1291 Item No. 2 Unit No. CA-14UNIT NAME: CAPTAINS CUP U3FMU ID: 44671TRUST: 01ACRES: 50


T33N-R6E S23, 24

LC-13

23 24

14 13



RoadClosed Road

Gate

Tank Trap

Directions: From Sedro Woolley, travel 11.0 miles south on Hwy 9 to Lake Cavanaugh Road. Turn left and traveleast 10.2 miles to South Shore Drive. Turn right and travel east 4.4 miles to the LC-ML. Turn right, pass throughthe gate, and travel 1.2 miles to the LC-13. Turn left and travel 2.0 miles to the junction. Turn left and travel 0.7miles to the unit on the right.

40 ft. Contours

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DNR Plant ation

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Invitation to Bid No. 1291 Item No. 2 Unit No. CA-15UNIT NAME: TARN TABLEAU U2FMU ID: 38003TRUST: 01, 10ACRES: 55


T33N-R7E S31

DC-ML

D C-06

Oso-Lake Cavanaugh Rd.

BC-37

OS-ML

3136

3025

32

1

29

6

Deer C

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RoadClosed Road

Gate

Tank Trap

Directions: From Sedro Woolley, travel 11.0 miles south on Hwy 9 to Lake Cavanaugh Road. Turn left and traveleast 10.2 miles to South Shore Drive. Turn right and travel east 4.4 miles to the DC-ML. Turn right, pass throughthe gate, and travel 0.5 miles to the LC-06. Turn right and travel 0.6 miles to the unit.

40 ft. Contours

To Gate

DNR Plantation

DNR Timber

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Invitation to Bid No. 1291 Item No. 2 Unit No. CA-16UNIT NAME: NOCAB U1FMU ID: 44679TRUST: 01, 10ACRES: 51


T33N-R7E S31

OS-19

OS-ML


OS-ML


6

31

1

36

5

32

Deer C

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RoadClosed Road

Gate

Tank Trap

Directions: From Sedro Woolley, travel 11.0 miles south on Hwy 9 to Lake Cavanaugh Road. Turn left and traveleast 10.2 miles to South Shore Drive. Turn right and travel east 3.8 miles to the Oso-Lake Cavanaugh Road.Turn right and travel 0.8 miles to the OS-ML. Turn right, pass through the locked gate, and travel 1.0 mile to theunit.

40 ft. Contours

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UNIT NAME: NOCAB U2FMU ID: 44680TRUST: 03ACRES: 26


T33N-R6E S36

DC-ML

OS-ML

D C-06

OS-ML

Os o-Lake Cavanaugh Rd.

South Shore Drive

3635

25

31

12

26 30

6Scale 1:12,000

Treatment Area


RoadClosed Road

Gate

Tank Trap

Directions: From Sedro Woolley, travel 11.0 miles south on Hwy 9 to Lake Cavanaugh Road. Turn left and traveleast 10.2 miles to South Shore Drive. Turn right and travel east 3.8 miles to the Oso-Lake Cavanaugh Road.Turn right and travel 0.3 miles to the unit on the right.

40 ft. Contours

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Invitation to Bid No. 1291 Item No. 2 Unit No. CA-17

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Invitation to Bid No. 1291 Item No. 2 Unit No. CA-18UNIT NAME: NOCAB U3FMU ID: 64902TRUST: 03, 04ACRES: 45


T32N R6E S1T33N R6E S36

Oso-Lake Cavanaugh Rd.OS-ML

O S-19

OS-ML


61

36 31



RoadClosed Road

Gate

Tank Trap

Directions: From Sedro Woolley, travel 11.0 miles south on Hwy 9 to Lake Cavanaugh Road. Turn left and traveleast 10.2 miles to South Shore Drive. Turn right and travel east 3.8 miles to the Oso-Lake Cavanaugh Road.Turn right and travel 0.8 miles to the OS-ML. Turn right, pass through the locked gate, and travel 2.1 miles to theunit.

40 ft. Contours

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Invitation to Bid No. 1291 Item No. 2 Unit No. CA-19UNIT NAME: GRANDVIEW U1FMU ID: 40641TRUST: 01ACRES: 31

REGION: NORTHWESTDISTRICT: CASCADELOCAL: STARBIRDCOUNTY: SNOHOMISH

T32N-R6E S5

CV-ML

ST-ML

ST-1903

ST-19

03-02

ST-ML

ST-26

5

8

6

7

4

9



RoadClosed Road

Gate

Tank Trap

Directions: From Arlington, travel 3.4 miles north on HWY 9 to Grandview Road. Turn right and travel 4.5 miles toCedarvale Loop Road. Turn left and travel 1.5 miles to the ST-ML. Turn left, pass through the gate, and travel 1.5miles. Turn right at the intersection and travel 1.0 mile to the ST-26. Turn right and travel 0.2 miles to the unit.

DNR Timber

DNR Plantation

DNR Timber

DNR Plantation Private Plantation

To Gate

40 ft. Contours

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Invitation to Bid No. 1291 Item No. 2 Unit No. CA-20UNIT NAME: GRANDVIEW U2FMU ID: 62693TRUST: 01, 03ACRES: 41


T32N-R6E S5

ST-ML

ST-26

5 4

8 9



RoadClosed Road

Gate

Tank Trap

Directions: From Arlington, travel 3.4 miles north on HWY 9 to Grandview Road. Turn right and travel 4.5 miles toCedarvale Loop Road. Turn left and travel 1.5 miles to the ST-ML. Turn left, pass through the gate, and travel 1.5miles. Turn right at the intersection and travel 1.7 miles to the unit on the right.

40 ft. Contours

To Gate

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Invitation to Bid No. 1291 Item No. 2 Unit No. CA-21UNIT NAME: DUET U3FMU ID: 61811TRUST: 03, 10ACRES: 35


T33N-R7E S20, 29

BC-M

L

BC-ML

BC-42BC-42 10

29

20

28

21

30

19



RoadClosed Road

Gate

Tank Trap

Directions: From Arlington, travel 13.0 miles east on HWY 530 to N. Brooks Creek Road. Turn left and travel 0.5miles to the BC-ML. Turn left, pass through an open gate, stay right, pass through a locked gate, and travel 4.2miles to the BC-42. Turn right and travel 1.0 mile to the BC-4210. Turn left and travel 2.2 miles to the unit.

40 ft. Contours

To Gate

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Invitation to Bid No. 1291 Item No. 2 Unit No. CA-22UNIT NAME: DUET U1FMU ID: 44681TRUST: 03, 10ACRES: 36


T33N-R7E S20

BC-M

L

BC-ML

BC-42 10

BC-54

BC-ML

2019

2930

17



RoadClosed Road

Gate

Tank Trap

Directions: From Arlington, travel 13.0 miles east on HWY 530 to N. Brooks Creek Road. Turn left and travel 0.5miles to the BC-ML. Turn left, pass through an open gate, stay right, pass through a locked gate, and travel 4.2miles to the junction. Stay left and travel 1.2 miles to the unit on the left.

40 ft. Contours

To Gate

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Invitation to Bid No. 1291 Item No. 2 Unit No. CA-23UNIT NAME: DUET U2FMU ID: 44682TRUST: 10ACRES: 23


T33N-R7E S20

BC-M

L

BC-ML

BC-54

BC-ML

2019

1718



RoadClosed Road

Gate

Tank Trap

Directions: From Arlington, travel 13.0 miles east on HWY 530 to N. Brooks Creek Road. Turn left and travel 0.5miles to the BC-ML. Turn left, pass through an open gate, stay right, pass through a locked gate, and travel 4.2miles to the junction. Stay left and travel 1.2 miles to the BC-54. Turn left and travel 0.8 miles to the unit on theright.

40 ft. Contours

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Invitation to Bid No. 1291 Item No. 2 Unit No. CA-24UNIT NAME: OSO LOWFMU ID: 44640TRUST: 01ACRES: 39


T32N-R7E S15, 22

FC-ML

15

22

14

2321

16Fry Creek

Mon

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RoadClosed Road

Gate

Tank Trap

Directions: From Arlington, travel 15.1 miles east on HWY 530 to the FC-ML. Turn right, pass through the gate,and travel 1.7 miles to the unit.

40 ft. Contours

To Gate

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Invitation to Bid No. 1291 Item No. 2 Unit No. CA-25UNIT NAME: TREMBLE U1FMU ID: 62571TRUST: 01ACRES: 80

REGION: NORTHWESTDISTRICT: CASCADELOCAL: BOULDERCOUNTY: SNOHOMISH

T32N-R6E S26, 35

Ebey Mountain Rd.

Jim Creek R

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Jim CreekJim Cre ek



RoadClosed Road

Gate

Tank Trap

Directions: From Arlington, travel 4.0 miles east on HWY 530 to Jim Creek Road. Turn right and travel 4.1 mileseast to Ebey Mt. Road. Turn left, and travel 0.5 miles to the unit.

40 ft. Contours

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Invitation to Bid No. 1291 Item No. 2 Unit No. CA-26UNIT NAME: TREMBLE U2FMU ID: 37694TRUST: 01ACRES: 33


T32N-R6E S25

EB-ML

EB-ML

EB-M

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2423

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Tank Trap

Directions: From Arlington, travel 4.0 miles east on HWY 530 to Jim Creek Road. Turn right and travel 4.1 mileseast to Ebey Mt. Road. Turn left, and travel 1.4 miles to an electric private gate (Code #1031). Pass through thegate and travel 0.4 miles to a second locked gate. Pass through the gate and travel 0.1 miles to the unit.

40 ft. Contours

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Invitation to Bid No. 1291 Item No. 2 Unit No. CA-27UNIT NAME: TWITCH U1FMU ID: 71778TRUST: 01ACRES: 6


T32N-R6E S23

EB-34

EB-29

EB-37

EB-ML

EB-ML

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22

27

24

25

Hell Creek



RoadClosed Road

Gate

Tank Trap

Directions: From Arlington, travel 4.0 miles east on HWY 530 to Jim Creek Road. Turn right and travel 4.1 mileseast to Ebey Mt. Road. Turn left, and travel 1.4 miles to an electric private gate (Code #1031). Pass through thegate and travel 0.4 miles to a second locked gate. Pass through the gate and travel 2.7 miles to the unit.

40 ft. Contours

To Gate

87


Invitation to Bid No. 1291 Item No. 2 Unit No. CA-28UNIT NAME: RAGGEDY BEARFMU ID: 77082TRUST: 03ACRES: 33


T31N-R6E S3

JC-30

JC-ML

JC-BC1

JC-BC5

JC-BC3

JC-39

JC-ML

JC-29

04

JC-M

L

JC -BC 2

JC-BC4

3

10

2

11

4

9

Porter Cr eek

Jim C

reek



RoadClosed Road

Gate

Tank Trap

Directions: From Hwy 9 in Arlington, travel 1.0 miles east on HWY 530 to Arlington Heights Road. Turn right andtravel 2.9 miles to 123rd AVE NE. Turn right and travel 0.8 miles to 212th St NE. Turn left and travel 0.2 miles to127th AVE NE. Turn right and travel 0.2 miles to 208th St. Turn left and travel 0.6 miles to the gate at the end ofthe county road. Pass through the gate and travel 0.8 miles on the JC-ML to the powerlines. Turn left and followthe powerlines for 1.3 miles to a closed road on the left. Walk-in 150' to the unit.

40 ft. Contours

To Gate

DNR Timber

DNR Plantation

The soil in this plantingunit has been extremelydisturbed and compacted.Locating and diggingacceptable planting holeswill require extra time andeffort.

88


Invitation to Bid No. 1291 Item No. 2 Unit No. CA-29UNIT NAME: CRITTER U3FMU ID: 60533TRUST: 01ACRES: 3


T31N-R6E S2J C-3 4

JC-40

JC-30

JC-ML

JC-34JC-ML

JC-29

JC-ML

JC-34

JC-39

DB-ML

JC-ML

JC-34

05

JC-29

04

JC-M

L

JC-35

DNR Timber

To Gate

Plantation23 1

11

35

10 12

34 36

Porter Cr e ek

Jim Creek



RoadClosed Road

Gate

Tank Trap

Directions: From Arlington, travel 0.5 miles east on HWY 530 to Arlington Heights Road. Turn right and travel 2.9miles to 123rd AVE NE. Turn right and travel 0.8 miles to 212th St NE. Turn left and travel 0.2 miles to 127th AVENE. Turn right and travel 0.2 miles to 208th St. Turn left and travel 0.6 miles to the gate at the end of the countyroad. Pass through the gate and travel 3.5 miles to the JC-35. Turn right and travel 0.1 miles to the unit.

40 ft. Contours

89


Invitation to Bid No. 1291 Item No. 2 Unit No. CA-30UNIT NAME: BEAR FUN U1FMU ID: 65874TRUST: 01ACRES: 81


T31N-R6E S1, 2, 12

J C-3 4 JC-3413

JC-ML

JC-29

JC-34

JC- 54

JC-50

JC-M

L

JC-34

05

JC-2910

12

1211

Porter Creek



RoadClosed Road

Gate

Tank Trap

Directions: From Hwy 9 in Arlington, travel 1.0 miles east on HWY 530 to Arlington Heights Road. Turn right andtravel 2.9 miles to 123rd AVE NE. Turn right and travel 0.8 miles to 212th St NE. Turn left and travel 0.2 miles to127th AVE NE. Turn right and travel 0.2 miles to 208th St. Turn left and travel 0.6 miles to the gate at the end ofthe county road. Pass through the gate and follow the JC-ML for 0.8 miles until reaching the power lines. Turn leftand follow the powerlines for 2.0 miles to the JC-34. Turn right and travel 1.3 miles to the unit.

40 ft. Contours

To Gate

DNR Timber

DNR Plantat io n

DNR Timber

DNR Plantat ion

DNR Pla

nta t

ion

DNR

Tim

ber

90


Invitation to Bid No. 1291 Item No. 2 Unit No. CA-31UNIT NAME: CUTLASS U5FMU ID: 76633TRUST: 01ACRES: 3


T31N-R6E S11

JC-29

JC-29

JC-29

04

JC-2924-03

JC-2910 JC-2914

J C-3 4 JC-3413

JC-34JC-ML JC-34

JC-34

052

11 12

1

Porter Cree k



RoadClosed Road

Gate

Tank Trap

Directions: From Arlington, travel 0.5 miles east on HWY 530 to Arlington Heights Road. Turn right and travel 2.9miles to 123rd AVE NE. Turn right and travel 0.8 miles to 212th St NE. Turn left and travel 0.2 miles to 127th AVENE. Turn right and travel 0.2 miles to 208th St. Turn left and travel 0.6 miles to the gate at the end of the countyroad. Pass through the gate and travel 0.8 miles on the JC-ML to the powerlines. Turn left and travel 1.5 miles tothe JC-29. Turn right and travel 1.0 mile to the JC-2910. There is a 250' walk to the unit from this point.

40 ft. Contours

DNR Timber

DNR Plantation

To Gate

91




T31N-R6E S12

JC-3 4 JC-3413

JC-29

JC-34 JC-34

JC-34

05

JC-2924-03

JC-2910 JC-2914

12

1

11

2

Porter Cr e ek



RoadClosed Road

Gate

Tank Trap

Directions: From Arlington, travel 0.5 miles east on HWY 530 to Arlington Heights Road. Turn right and travel 2.9miles to 123rd AVE NE. Turn right and travel 0.8 miles to 212th St NE. Turn left and travel 0.2 miles to 127th AVENE. Turn right and travel 0.2 miles to 208th St. Turn left and travel 0.6 miles to the gate at the end of the countyroad. Pass through the gate and travel 0.8 miles on the JC-ML to the powerlines. Turn left and travel 1.5 miles tothe JC-29. Turn right and travel 1.4 miles to the unit.

40 ft. Contours

To Gate DN R T im ber

DN R P lantatio n

92




T31N-R6E S12

JC-3 4

JC-2924

JC-3413

JC-29

JC-29

JC-34

05

JC-2924-03

JC-2910 JC-2914

1211

12

Por ter Creek



RoadClosed Road

Gate

Tank Trap

Directions: From Arlington, travel 0.5 miles east on HWY 530 to Arlington Heights Road. Turn right and travel 2.9miles to 123rd AVE NE. Turn right and travel 0.8 miles to 212th St NE. Turn left and travel 0.2 miles to 127th AVENE. Turn right and travel 0.2 miles to 208th St. Turn left and travel 0.6 miles to the gate at the end of the countyroad. Pass through the gate and travel 0.8 miles on the JC-ML to the powerlines. Turn left and travel 1.5 miles tothe JC-29. Turn right and travel 1.4 miles to the closed road JC-2914 on the right. Walk-in 650 feet down the JC-2914 and through the 5-year old plantation to the unit.

40 ft. Contours

DNR Timber

DNR PlantationTo Gate

93




T31N-R6E S11, 12

JC-2924

JC-29

JC-2924-03

JC-2928

JC-2910 JC-2914

11 12

14 13



RoadClosed Road

Gate

Tank Trap

Directions: From Arlington, travel 0.5 miles east on HWY 530 to Arlington Heights Road. Turn right and travel 2.9miles to 123rd AVE NE. Turn right and travel 0.8 miles to 212th St NE. Turn left and travel 0.2 miles to 127th AVENE. Turn right and travel 0.2 miles to 208th St. Turn left and travel 0.6 miles to the gate at the end of the countyroad. Pass through the gate and travel 0.8 miles on the JC-ML to the powerlines. Turn left and travel 1.5 miles tothe JC-29. Turn right and travel 2.8 miles to the JC-2922. There is a 520' walk to the unit from this point.

40 ft. Contours

To Gate

DN

R Tim

ber

DNR Timber

DNR Plantation

DNR Plantation

94




T31N-R6E S13, 14

JC-2

9

JC-2924

JC-2924-03

JC-2928

1314

1211



RoadClosed Road

Gate

Tank Trap

Directions: From Arlington, travel 0.5 miles east on HWY 530 to Arlington Heights Road. Turn right and travel 2.9miles to 123rd AVE NE. Turn right and travel 0.8 miles to 212th St NE. Turn left and travel 0.2 miles to 127th AVENE. Turn right and travel 0.2 miles to 208th St. Turn left and travel 0.6 miles to the gate at the end of the countyroad. Pass through the gate and travel 0.8 miles on the JC-ML to the powerlines. Turn left and travel 1.5 miles tothe JC-29. Turn right and travel 2.9 miles to the JC-2928. Turn left and travel 0.3 miles to the unit on the left.

40 ft. Contours

To Gate

DNR Plantation

D N R Plantation

D N R Ti m

berDNR Timber

DNR Timber

95


Invitation to Bid No. 1291 Item No. 2 Unit No. CA-36UNIT NAME: BEAR DUEL U1FMU ID: 65872TRUST: 01ACRES: 39


T31N-R6E S12

JC-2924

JC-29 TW-ML

JC-2924-03

DB-103

JC-2928

JC-2914To Gate

12 7

13 18

11

14



RoadClosed Road

Gate

Tank Trap

Directions: From Hwy 9 in Arlington, travel 1.0 miles east on HWY 530 to Arlington Heights Road. Turn right andtravel 2.9 miles to 123rd AVE NE. Turn right and travel 0.8 miles to 212th St NE. Turn left and travel 0.2 miles to127th AVE NE. Turn right and travel 0.2 miles to 208th St. Turn left and travel 0.6 miles to the gate at the end ofthe county road. Pass through the gate and travel 0.8 miles to the powerlines. Turn left and follow the powerlinesfor 1.5 miles to the JC-29. Turn right and travel 2.4 miles to the JC-2924. Turn left and travel 0.3 miles to the JC-2924-03 on the left. There is a 300' mile walk to the unit from this point.

DNR Timbe

r

DNR Plantation DNR Tim be r

DN

R P

lan t

atio

n

40 ft. Contours

96


Invitation to Bid No. 1291 Item No. 2 Unit No. CA-37UNIT NAME: BEAR FUN U2FMU ID: 33862TRUST: 01ACRES: 74


T31N-R6E S13

DB-M L

DB-M

L

JC-2924

JC-2924-03

13 18

12 7



RoadClosed Road

Gate

Tank Trap

Directions: From Hwy 9 in Arlington, travel 1.0 miles east on HWY 530 to Arlington Heights Road. Turn right andtravel 2.9 miles to 123rd AVE NE. Turn right and travel 0.8 miles to 212th St NE. Turn left and travel 0.2 miles to127th AVE NE. Turn right and travel 0.2 miles to 208th St. Turn left and travel 0.6 miles to the gate at the end ofthe county road. Pass through the gate and travel on the JC-ML for 0.8 miles to the power lines. Turn left andfollow the powerlines for 1.5 miles to the JC-29. Turn right and travel 2.4 miles to the JC-2924. Turn left and travel0.6 miles to the closed road heading into the unit.

40 ft. Contours

To Gate

DNR Plantation

DNR Plantation DNR Plantation

DNR Timb er

DN

R T

imbe

rP

rivate Plantation

97


Invitation to Bid No. 1291 Item No. 2 Unit No. CA-38UNIT NAME: BEAR DUEL U2FMU ID: 65873TRUST: 01ACRES: 45


T31N-R6E S 14, 23

JC-29

DB-ML

14

23 24

1315

22

Sibe ri a Cre ek

Bear Creek



RoadClosed Road

Gate

Tank Trap

Directions: From Hwy 9 in Arlington, travel 1.0 miles east on HWY 530 to Arlington Heights Road. Turn right andtravel 2.9 miles to 123rd AVE NE. Turn right and travel 0.8 miles to 212th St NE. Turn left and travel 0.2 miles to127th AVE NE. Turn right and travel 0.2 miles to 208th St. Turn left and travel 0.6 miles to the gate at the end ofthe county road. Pass through the gate and travel 0.8 miles on the JC-ML to the powerlines. Turn left and followthe powerlines for 1.5 miles to the JC-29. Turn right and travel 4.2 miles to the unit.

40 ft. Contours

To Gate

DNR Timber

98


Invitation to Bid No. 1291 Item No. 2 Unit No. CA-39UNIT NAME: TRANSMUTATION U2FMU ID: 46399TRUST: 01ACRES: 6


T29N-R7E S3

MZ-ML

MZ-15

MZ-12

MZ-ML

M Z-MLMZ-ML

D N R

Plantatio n

3 2

34 35

4

33

Pi lchuc k Rive r



RoadClosed Road

Gate

Tank Trap

Directions: From Granite Falls, travel 4.1 miles south on Menzel Lake Road to the MZ-ML. Turn left, pass throughthe gate and travel 2.1 miles to the unit.

40 ft. Contours

To Gate

99


Invitation to Bid No. 1291 Item No. 2 Unit No. CA-40UNIT NAME: TRANSMUTATION U1FMU ID: 64751TRUST: 01, 06ACRES: 72


T29N-R7E SEC 3T30N-R7E SEC 34

WT-1603

M Z-ML

MZ-15MZ-12

WT-23

MZ-ML

M Z-MLMZ-ML

DN

R T

imbe

rDNR Plantation

D

NR

Pl a

ntat

ion

D N R Plantation

3

34

2

35

Worthy C

reek



RoadClosed Road

Gate

Tank Trap

Directions: From Granite Falls, travel 4.1 miles south on Menzel Lake Road to the MZ-ML. Turn left, pass throughthe gate and travel 2.4 miles to the unit.

40 ft. Contours

To Gate

100


Invitation to Bid No. 1291 Item No. 2 Unit No. CA-41UNIT NAME: SMALL CHIPFMU ID: 32754TRUST: 01, 04ACRES: 54


T29N-R7E S4, 9, 10

PK-ML

Menzel Lake Road

MZ-12

M Z-MLMZ-ML

4

9

3

10

Pilchuck River



RoadClosed Road

Gate

Tank Trap

Directions: From Granite Falls, travel south 5.3 miles on the Menzel Lake Road to the PK-ML. Turn left and travelto the gate. The unit is on the right.

40 ft. Contours

To Granite Falls

DNR Plantation

DNR

Timber

DNR Tim

ber

DNR Timber

Private Timber

101


Invitation to Bid No. 1291 Item No. 2 Unit No. CA-42UNIT NAME: SOUTH OF SYKES U1FMU ID: 37569TRUST: 01, 12ACRES: 30


T29N-R7E S22

Monroe Camp Rd.

LR-ML

LR-M

L

Lake Roesiger Rd

2221

1516

Woo

ds

Cre

ek

Woods Creek



RoadClosed Road

Gate

Tank Trap

Directions: From Granite Falls, travel 6.4 miles south on Menzel Lake Road (Menzel Lake Road becomes LakeRoesiger Road). Continue traveling 2.0 miles to the unit on the left.

Private Tim

berD

N

R T imberDNR Plantation

DNR Plan

tatio

nP

rivate Lot

40 ft. Contours

To Granite Falls

102


Invitation to Bid No. 1291 Item No. 2 Unit No. CA-43UNIT NAME: REITERATE U1FMU ID: 22360TRUST: 01ACRES: 48


T29N-R7E S1, 12

PD-3 0

EK-ML

PD-ML1

12

2

11

7



RoadClosed Road

Gate

Tank Trap

Directions: From Granite Falls travel 6.4 miles south on Menzel Lake Road to Lake Roesiger Road. Continuedriving south 2.1 miles to the Monroe Log Road. Turn left and travel 2.3 miles to the EK-ML. Pass through thegate and travel 4.5 miles to the unit.

40 ft. Contours

To Gate

DNR Timber

DN

R Timber

DN

R Tim

ber

103


Invitation to Bid No. 1291 Item No. 2 Unit No. CA-44UNIT NAME: REITERATE U2FMU ID: 28276TRUST: 01, 03ACRES: 34


T29 R8E S17, 16

EK-6305

EK-ML

EK-76

EK-7602

EK-ML

DNR

Timber

1617

2120

98

Mil

ler

Cre

ek

Pil chuck R iver



RoadClosed Road

Gate

Tank Trap

Directions: From Granite Falls travel 6.4 miles south on Menzel Lake Road to Lake Roesiger Road. Continuedriving south 2.1 miles to the Monroe Log Road. Turn left and travel 2.3 miles to the EK-ML. Pass through thegate and travel 8.2 miles to the unit.

To Gate

40 ft. Contours

Pink Flagging

104


Invitation to Bid No. 1291 Item No. 2 Unit No. CA-45UNIT NAME: PORK CHOP U2FMU ID: 67171TRUST: 01ACRES: 53


T29 R8E S19

CH-29

19 20

18

30

17

29Scale 1:12,000

Treatment Area


RoadClosed Road

Gate

Tank Trap

Directions: From Granite Falls, travel 6.4 miles south on Menzel Lake Road (Menzel Lake Road becomes Lake Roesiger Road). Continue traveling 2.1 miles to the Monroe Camp Road. Turn left and travel 2.4 miles to the EK- ML. Pass through the gate and travel 7.0 miles to EK-65. Turn left and travel 2.1 miles to the northern edge of the unit.

To Gate

DNR Timber

40 ft. Contours

105


Invitation to Bid No. 1291 Item No. 2 Unit No. CA-46UNIT NAME: TRAILER U5FMU ID: 68601TRUST: 01ACRES: 66


T28N-R8E S16, 17

HW-ML

PH-ML

PH-ML

Sultan Basin Rd.

To SultanPrivate Plantation

DNR P

lantation

Privat e P

lantation

D N

R P

lant

ation

17

16

20 21

Sultan

Riv

er



RoadClosed Road

Gate

Tank Trap

Directions: From Sultan, travel east on HWY 2 to Sultan Basin Road. Turn left and travel 2.0 miles to 116THStreet SE. Turn left and travel 0.5 miles to a locked gate at the PH-ML. Pass through the gate and travel 1.7miles to the unit.

40 ft. Contours

106


Invitation to Bid No. 1291 Item No. 2 Unit No. CA-47UNIT NAME: WORTHY ADVERSARY U3FMU ID: 68622TRUST: 01ACRES: 41


T28N-R8E S3, 4, 9, 10

MC-M

L

MC-2208

MC-M

L

MC-05

MC-1 2

MC-M

L

MC-0 507

4

9

3

10

Marsh Creek

Min

ers

Cre

ek



RoadClosed Road

Gate

Tank Trap

Directions: From the intersection of HWY 2 and Sultan Basin Rd. in Sultan, travel 5.4 miles north to the MC-ML onthe left. Pass through the gate and travel 0.5 miles to the unit.

To Gate

DN

R Tim

ber

DNR

Pla ntation

DN

R Timber

40 ft. Contours

107


Invitation to Bid No. 1291 Item No. 2 Unit No. CA-48UNIT NAME: WORTHY ADVERSARY U1FMU ID: 68621TRUST: 03, 06, 07ACRES: 46


T28N-R8E S1, 2, 11, 12

BM-ML

Sul tan Basin Road

BM-ML

CSB-69

CSB-69

BM-08

DNR Timber

DNR Timber

12

1211

Olney Creek



RoadClosed Road

Gate

Tank Trap

Directions: From the intersection of HWY 2 and Sultan Basin Rd. in Sultan, travel 5.8 miles north to the CSB-69on the left. Pass through the gate and travel 1.2 miles to the unit.

40 ft. Contours

To Gate

108


Invitation to Bid No. 1291 Item No. 2 Unit No. CA-49UNIT NAME: WORTHY ADVERSARY U2FMU ID: 65722TRUST: 03ACRES: 53


T28N-R8E S2

BM-ML

BM-ML

CSB-69

BM-08

23

1

11

35

10

34

12

Ma rsh Cree k



RoadClosed Road

Gate

Tank Trap

Directions: From the intersection of HWY 2 and Sultan Basin Rd. in Sultan, travel 5.4 miles north to the BM-ML onthe left. Pass through the gate and travel 1.7 miles to the unit.

To Gate

DNR Plantation

DNR Timber

DNR Timber

DN

R T

imbe

r

40 ft. Contours

109


Invitation to Bid No. 1291 Item No. 2 Unit No. CA-50UNIT NAME: POROFMU ID: 60176TRUST: 01, 03ACRES: 66


T29 R8 S33, 34

MC-ML

MC-ML

MC-37MC-3701

MC-39

MC-M

L

To Gate

D

N R Tim ber

DNR Timb e r

DN

R Ti

mbe

r

DNR T

imbe

r

DNR Timber

DN

R Tim

be

r

3433

2728Big Four Creek



RoadClosed Road

Gate

Tank Trap

Directions: From Sultan, travel east on HWY 2 to Sultan Basin Road. Turn left and travel 5.3 miles to the MC-ML.Pass through the gate and travel 3.6 miles to the unit.

40 ft. Contours

110


Invitation to Bid No. 1291 Item No. 2 Unit No. CA-51UNIT NAME: TRAILER U4FMU ID: 33715TRUST: 07ACRES: 59


T28 R9E S7

SP-10

SP-M

L

SP-05

01

SP-M

L

SP-18

Sulta

n Bas

in Ro

adSP

-05

Private Timber

DNR Tim

ber

7

6

12

1

8

5

Ol ney C

ree k

North Fo rk W

alla ce Rive r



RoadClosed Road

Gate

Tank Trap

Directions: From Sultan, travel east on HWY 2 to Sultan Basin Road. Turn left travel 8.5 miles to the SP-ML. Turnright, pass through the locked gate, and travel 1.8 miles to SP-18. There is a 0.3 mile walk to the unit.

40 ft. Contours

111


Invitation to Bid No. 1291 Item No. 2 Unit No. CA-52UNIT NAME: WALLACE BLISS U1FMU ID: 65947TRUST: 01ACRES: 27


T28N-R9E S20

WF-ML

DNR Timb e r

DN

R Pl antation

DNR Plantation

DNRPlantation

20

29

19

30

Nor th Fo rk W

allace Rive r



RoadClosed Road

Gate

Tank Trap

Directions: Directions: From the intersection of HWY 2 and Kellogg Lake Road in Startup, travel north 0.3 miles tothe WF-ML. Turn right, pass through the gate, and travel 6.9 miles to the unit.

To Gate

40 ft. Contours

112


Invitation to Bid No. 1291 Item No. 2 Unit No. CA-53UNIT NAME: WALLACE BLISS U2FMU ID: 65948TRUST: 01ACRES: 30


T28N-R9E S20, 29

WF-ML

WF-ML

DN

R

Plant ation

DN

R T

im

ber

DNR Timber

20 21

29 28

North For k W

al la ce Ri ve r



RoadClosed Road

Gate

Tank Trap

Directions: From the intersection of HWY 2 and Kellogg Lake Road in Startup, travel north 0.3 miles to the WF-ML. Turn right, pass through the gate, and travel 8.2 miles to the unit.

To Gate

40 ft. Contours

113


Invitation to Bid No. 1291 Item No. 2 Unit No. CA-54UNIT NAME: EQUINOX U1FMU ID: 37530TRUST: 01ACRES: 17


T27N-R7E S20

PP-ML

PP-ML

PP-15

2019

2930

21

28

Peoples Creek

Peo ples

C

reek



RoadClosed Road

Gate

Tank Trap

Directions: From Monroe, travel 3.4 miles south on SR 203 to High Rock Road. Turn left and travel 2.3 miles toLake Fontel Road. Turn left and travel 1.1 miles to the PP-ML. Turn left, pass through the gate, and travel 0.7miles to the unit on the right.

40 ft. Contours

To Gate

DN

R T

i mber

DN

R P

lant

a tio

n

114

Judy Reservoir

Beaver Lake

Day Creek

Minkler Lake

R B Lake

Gordon Lake

Dixie Lake

G C

-ML

South S kagit Hwy .

CM-M

L

M U-ML

BR-70

SN-ML

Walb

erg

Rd.

LC-M

L

DL-43

FR-24

Potts

Rd.

TC-M

L

DL-14

FR-M

L

MU-ML

DL-M L

MU-ML

CM-M

L

SR- 9

Sou th Skag it Hwy.

HELM ICK ROAD

CM -3718

CM -35

IM -03

CM-41

CM -26

BR-4609-23

BASSE T RD.

Old Day Creek Rd.

Old Day Creek Rd.

Janic

ki Rd

.

South Skagit Hwy.

IM -ML

LC-ML

CM-ML

MU-22

MU-22

GC-M L

GC-ML

B lai re Rd.

M

U -22 10

M U-M L

jc-2 9

Lyman

Sedro-Woolley

CA-3

CA-5

CA-1

CA-2

T35R05E

T34R06E

T35R06E

356

413

9

2

8

1

8 9

7

7

64

5

7 998

87

18

25

10

26

34

21

20

27

35

24

36

2527

13

22

17

30

19

10

15

19

12

14

11

14

16

28

13

24

2223

15

29

20

2

15

30

22

12

18

2221

18

26

17

20

20

21

23

2725

27

2829

24

30

16

30

29

33

24

16

31

17

19

19

13

2825

21

28

32

17

13

3432

29

36 3331

18

15

16

1012111012

26

23

11

14

36 31 3233

34

35

26

35

23

14

36

2

31

14

23

26

32

11

33 34

35

11

11

14

35

23

26

VICINITY MAPTreatm

ent Unit

DN

R-M

anaged Lands

Active Road

Closed R

oadR

ockpits

Gates

115

Lake Cavanaugh

North Fork Stillaguamish River

Frailey Ponds

B R-ML

CN-ML

BR-89

BR-71

BR-ML

CN-1 1

B R -73

ST -06

BD-ML

North S hore Dr.

B R-46

C V -ML

So uth Shore Dr .

ST-M L

CN -47

LM-ML

B R-4602

WV-13

LM-2

5

BR-4602-08

West Big Lake Dr.

BR- 7

3

SR-530

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FM-ML

BR-65

BR-2303

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CA-20

CA-6

CA-11CA-10

CA-13CA-14

CA-15

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CA-18

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Lake Armstrong

Bryant Lake

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SR-530

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Ar lington Heights Rd.

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SECTION IV BID FORM TREE PLANTING INVITATION TO BID/CONTRACT NUMBER 1291 Award of contract shall be on an Item basis as per Clause 1-42. At the following rates, the undersigned hereby offers and agrees to furnish materials, equipment, supplies, supervision, and services in compliance with all terms, conditions and specifications of Invitation to Bid/Contract Number 1291. Unit Bid Price Item No. Unit No. Trust Acres1 (Per Acre) Unit Total2

Item 1 BK-1 03=133ac, 01=60ac 193 $ /Ac $______________________

BK-2 03 25 $ /Ac $______________________

BK-3 10 80 $ /Ac $______________________

BK-4 01 21 $ /Ac $______________________

BK-5 01=18ac, 10=44ac 62 $ /Ac $______________________

BK-6 01 59 $ /Ac $______________________

BK-7 01=12ac, 02=68ac, 03=25ac 105 $ /Ac $______________________

BK-8 03 56 $ /Ac $______________________

BK-9 03 71 $ /Ac $______________________

BK-10 01 61 $ /Ac $______________________

BK-11 01 38 $ /Ac $______________________

BK-12 01 94 $ /Ac $______________________

BK-13 01 52 $ /Ac $______________________

BK-14 01 27 $ /Ac $______________________

BK-15 03 12 $ /Ac $______________________

BK-16 01 26 $ /Ac $______________________

BK-17 01 52 $ /Ac $______________________

BK-18 01 46 $ /Ac $______________________

BK-19 01 10 $ /Ac $______________________

BK-20 01 56

$ /Ac $______________________

Total Acres Item 1 1146 $______________________

Note: Detach and return one (1) copy of this form as per Clause 1-22. 1An approximate number. 2Exclusive of Washington State Sales Tax.

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SECTION IV BID FORM (continued) TREE PLANTING INVITATION TO BID/CONTRACT NUMBER 1291 Award of contract shall be on an Item basis as per Clause 1-42. At the following rates, the undersigned hereby offers and agrees to furnish materials, equipment, supplies, supervision, and services in compliance with all terms, conditions and specifications of Invitation to Bid/Contract Number 1291. Unit Bid Price Item No. Unit No. Trust Acres1 (Per Acre) Unit Total2

Item 2 CA-1 01 40 $ /Ac $______________________

CA-2 01 51 $ /Ac $______________________

CA-3 01 36 $ /Ac $______________________

CA-4 01=13ac, 08=27ac 40 $ /Ac $______________________

CA-5 01=15ac, 04=28ac, 08=7ac 50 $ /Ac $______________________

CA-6 01=23ac, 08=12ac 35 $ /Ac $______________________

CA-7 01 60 $ /Ac $______________________

CA-8 01 33 $ /Ac $______________________

CA-9 01 30 $ /Ac $______________________

CA-10 04 12 $ /Ac $______________________

CA-11 04 73 $ /Ac $______________________

CA-12 01=20ac, 04=7ac 27 $ /Ac $______________________

CA-13 01=29ac, 04=1ac 30 $ /Ac $______________________

CA-14 01 50 $ /Ac $______________________

CA-15 01=35ac, 10=20ac 55 $ /Ac $______________________

CA-16 01=15ac, 10=36ac 51 $ /Ac $______________________

CA-17 03 26 $ /Ac $______________________

CA-18 04=24ac, 03=21ac 45 $ /Ac $______________________

CA-19 01 31 $ /Ac $______________________

CA-20 01=40ac, 03=1ac 41 $ /Ac $______________________

CA-21 03=9ac, 10=26ac 35 $ /Ac $______________________

CA-22 03=1ac, 10=35ac 36 $ /Ac $______________________

CA-23 10 23 $ /Ac $______________________

CA-24 01 39 $ /Ac $______________________

CA-25 01 80 $ /Ac $______________________

CA-26 01 33 $ /Ac $______________________

CA-27 01 6 $ /Ac $______________________

CA-28 03 33 $ /Ac $______________________

CA-29 01 3 $ /Ac $______________________

CA-30 01 81 $ /Ac $______________________

CA-31 01 3 $ /Ac $______________________

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SECTION IV BID FORM (continued) TREE PLANTING INVITATION TO BID/CONTRACT NUMBER 1291 Award of contract shall be on an Item basis as per Clause 1-42. At the following rates, the undersigned hereby offers and agrees to furnish materials, equipment, supplies, supervision, and services in compliance with all terms, conditions and specifications of Invitation to Bid/Contract Number 1291. Unit Bid Price Item No. Unit No. Trust Acres1 (Per Acre) Unit Total2

Item 2 CA-32 01 4 $ /Ac $______________________

CA-33 01 1 $ /Ac $______________________

CA-34 01 17 $ /Ac $______________________

CA-35 01 64 $ /Ac $______________________

CA-36 01 40 $ /Ac $______________________

CA-37 01 74 $ /Ac $______________________

CA-38 01 45 $ /Ac $______________________

CA-39 01 6 $ /Ac $______________________

CA-40 01=60ac, 06=12ac, 72 $ /Ac $______________________

CA-41 01=49ac, 04=5ac 54 $ /Ac $______________________

CA-42 01=2ac, 12=28ac 30 $ /Ac $______________________

CA-43 01 48 $ /Ac $______________________

CA-44 01=12ac, 03=22ac 34 $ /Ac $______________________

CA-45 01 53 $ /Ac $______________________

CA-46 01 66 $ /Ac $______________________

CA-47 01 41 $ /Ac $______________________

CA-48 03=9ac, 06=20ac, 07=17ac 46 $ /Ac $______________________

CA-49 03 53 $ /Ac $______________________

CA-50 01=22ac, 03=44ac 66 $ /Ac $______________________

CA-51 07 59 $ /Ac $______________________

CA-52 01 27 $ /Ac $______________________

CA-53 01 30 $ /Ac $______________________

CA-54 01 17

$ /Ac $______________________

Total Acres Item 2 2135 $______________________ Note: Detach and return one (1) copy of this form as per Clause 1-22. 1An approximate number. 2Exclusive of Washington State Sales Tax.

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SECTION IV Minority Statement

The business named hereon is certified by the Office of Minority and Women's Business Enterprises and is bidding as a ________ owned business. (Enter either minority or woman, if appropriate.)

Firm Name ________________________ Address _________________________________

Signature __________________________ City and State ____________________________

Title _____________________________ Phone __________________________________ Note: Detach and return one (1) copy of this form as per Clause 1-22

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SECTION V OFFER and CONTRACT AWARD OFFER (For Bidder Use Only) On condition of a contract award within sixty (60) days of bid opening and for the bid price the undersigned hereby offers and agrees to furnish materials, equipment, supplies, supervision, and services in compliance with all terms, conditions and specifications of Invitation to Bid/Contract Number 1291. Submittal of this document with authorized signature constitutes complete understanding of all terms and conditions. And further, submittal of this document constitutes acceptance of and agreement to comply with all terms and condition of the contract if awarded, and verifies that all goods and services will be available throughout the contract period. (Company Name)

(Address)

(City) (State) (Zip)

(UBI No.) By:

(Signature) (Date) (L & I Industrial Insurance Account No.)

(Typed or Printed Name) (Farm Labor Contractor License No.)

(Title) (Federal I.D. No. or Social Security No.)

(phone No.)

CONTRACT AWARD (For Dept. of Nat. Resources Use Only) Contract Number 1291 is hereby awarded and executed between and the State of Washington, Department of Natural Resources, to be effective , 2010. This award is for Item Number(s) .

State of Washington, Department of Natural Resources By: (Signature) (Date) Ben Cleveland Acting Northwest Region Manager

NOTE: Detach and return this form per clause 1-22.

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