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Meeting Minutes
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Meeting Minutes - Date
4/19/1982
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Board of Commissioners
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Regular
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Received ~$ forest managemeut rea. uests and have serv~ed ~l this qtmrter. Th~s <br />c(msists of f'orest ma~u~ome~t plaes made, timber stand improvement, tree p]nntit].~, <br />fire woc~ sale, hervesti~ timber, pu!pw~d and s~t.;timber marking ',md thhmin.2 <br />pi{lc stands. <br /> <br />'~ree hundred thirty-nine acres of woodla~ld were ex,nicked, 124 ~erez of <br />and sat.;ti~lber were marked or desi~lnated for thinnind or harv~stin~b <br /> <br />~.;enty acres were [mrvested, %..,hich came to 66,000 board ~%et of s:iWt~mber cut, <br />bringing about $3,960 h~om the sale. 'D..~en[y cords of pulpwood wero ~arvested, <br />bringing approximately $780. <br /> <br />~e to weather conditions over the past three rnonths, we ~mve been u;mbie to <br />complete a~ly of the pulpwood thin~ing and the harvestin~ of sat.;timber has beeu <br />slowed a great deal. 'i]]is should pick up in the next few weeks. <br /> <br />Ten acres were planted in Loblolly pines this quarter. We p!aened to plaut about <br />200 acres, but ~he money was not available until February, and this %-3as too late <br />to have site preparation completed, the money is available now and seven laud- <br />ot-alers have funds for next year's planting. <br /> <br />FIRE W~D <br /> <br />We have assisted approximately 40 landot~ers to get fire wood for heating this <br />quarter. About 220 cords were sold, which brought a~ut $2,200 from the sale, <br />~is wood was cut fr~ areas that had been logged. <br /> <br />FORES]' INSECTS .~ND DISEFISES <br /> <br />~:Je have no major i~%seet or disease problems at this time. i'Ve will be ~u] tlc alert <br />for new infestatiens of ~uthern Fine keetle this spri~'6. We will ":[so be watchin~l <br />pines for the Pine ~,~fly. <br /> <br />i~'IFORMA'FIO~'~ AND EDUCATION <br /> <br />Radio stations were notified during periods of high forest fire danger, f~okey <br />the ~ar was used in the schools, fourth grades, on fire safeFy. Training was <br />conducted with Northeast Volunteer Fire ~partment on grass, brush, and woods <br />fires. We put up ne,~; Fire prevention posters throughout the county, l'Je put <br />forestry displays ia the courthouse and County Buildlug. We visited Alle:~, Harris- <br />burg, and Ayeock ~hools. We presented the first, second, and third ~:~rades with <br />~okey the ~ar badges, colorin~ sheets, and ~]okey comic books. <br /> <br /> <br />
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