Forestry & Parks Committee Agenda

Forestry & Parks Department 117 East Fifth Street - P.O. Box 445 - Washburn, WI 54891 Phone: 715-373-6114 - Fax: 715-373-0114 forestry@bayfieldcounty.wi.gov October 5, 2026 Bayfield County Forestry and Parks Committee Meeting Agenda Fred Strand, Chair Steve Sandstrom, Vice-Chair Sue Rosa Larry Fickbohm Jeff Olsen The Bayfield County Forestry and Parks Committee will meet on Monday, October 12, 2026 at 6:00 p.m. in the County Board Room of the Courthouse in Washburn, Wisconsin. This meeting will be held in- person. The agenda for this meeting is as follows: 1. Call to Order. 2. Public Comment – Limited to 3 minutes per person. 15 minutes total. 3. Approval of the September 14, 2026 Meeting Minutes. 4. 2026 Fall Timber Sale Offering. Discussion and possible action regarding the approval of the 2026 fall timber sale offering. 5. Monthly Reports. Discussion of general activities, events, issues and accomplishments. Possible action on the report(s) only. a) Forestry (all updates): a. 2026 Budget. b. 2027 Budget. c. Carbon Project. d. Land Acquisition Projects. i. Big Rock. e. Log-A-Load. f. Grant Updates. g. WCFA Board Member Update. i. Economic Impact Study. b) Campgrounds and Day Use Parks (update). a. 2027 Seasonal Results. c) Trails and Recreation (all updates): a. Motorized Trails. i. Trestle Repair Project. January 20, 2021 Bayfield County Forestry & Parks Committee October 12, 2026 Meeting Agenda Page 2 of 2 ii. Trail 7 Re-route. b. Non-Motorized Trails. c. Yurts. d. Events. 6. Committee Members Discussion. Discussion regarding matters of the Forestry and Parks Department. 7. Joseph LeBouton, DNR Representative, Comments. Any person wishing to attend who, because of a disability, requires special accommodations, should contact the Forestry and Parks Department office at 715-373-6114 at least 24 hours before the scheduled meeting time, so appropriate arrangements can be made. Cc: Bayfield County Forestry & Parks Committee Members Mark Guenther, DNR Team Leader Joseph LeBouton, DNR Liaison Mark Abeles-Allison, County Administrator The Daily Press 1 Forestry and Parks Committee Report October 2026 4. 2026 Fall Timber Sale Offering. Attached are the sale maps, a summary and locator map for the fall offering. A total of 30 timber sales, on 2,624 acres, are part of this offering. The total minimum bid value is about $1.23 million. Of the total, 10 sales, covering 969 acres are reoffers. The re-offered sales have a minimum bid value of roughly $210,000. Regarding the re-offers, pricing was adjusted on some of the older sales, and one (8-26) was closed and combined with new sale 3-26. Of note on the new sales is tract #35-26. This sale is located within the Cable SMA. Prior to the start of the sale establishment process, the team pro-actively engaged with all recognized rec user groups in the area (CAMBA, Birkie and N. End Ski Club). This included multiple site visits with reps from each club, as well as numerous video calls and email updates. Some adjustments were made to the sale to accommodate various requests of the rec partners. A priority was to minimize the impact of this sale on established rec, while still accomplishing silvicultural goals. The sale encompasses 310 acres, but only 125 acres will be harvested. Of that, 52 acres will involve patch harvests in a mature oak stand. Where the harvest patches (avg size of 0.6 acres) were placed to minimize the aesthetic impact (and placed on only one side of a trail, whenever adjacent to a trail); 37 acres will involve a light thinning within mature white pine, spruce and red pine stands; and 36 acres will involve a white pine shelterwood. We are avoiding use of recently rehabbed sections of trail and minimizing trail crossings to only a few select/designated areas. Sale operations will only be permitted between July 16 and whenever there is 2” of snow on the ground (that can support grooming prep/activities). On average, across the entire sale area, roughly 70% of the trees will not be harvested. A tremendous amount of effort went into the design of this sale to minimize the visual and physical impacts to rec. 5. Monthly Reports. a. Forestry: a) 2026 Budget. The stumpage return last month was above average for September. A total of just under $212k was received last month. To date, we have received a total of about $2.14 million. Still trending to finish the year around $2.7 million, which is about 25% under budget. b) 2027 Budget. Nothing new to report. All eyes are on the performance of the timber sale program over the last quarter. And then if any of the existing carbon revenue balance will be used to address the shortfall. c) Carbon Project. ANEW continues to work on another sale of about 100,000 older vintage conservation credits. Still no additional details yet, but payment is expected in early Q1 next year. Also working with ANEW on additional marketing and promotional materials. d) Land Acquisition Projects. We are in the very early stages of what could be a new large land acquisition project. Involving industry land adjacent to the new 160 acre Whittlesey property (in the Town of Washburn). I’ll have more info to share during the meeting. This one could be as little as 160 acres or as big as around 2,400 acres and involve the headwaters of the Sioux River, North Fork of the Whittlesey, Thompson Creek and Boyd Creek. • Big Rock. The Coastal grant was awarded. $50k will be applied towards this project. Closing is set for Oct 22. 2 e) Log-A-Load. The Bayfield County Forestry Department recently hosted a Log-A- Load for Kids event on the Bayfield County Forest, giving local students a hands-on opportunity to learn about forestry, natural resources, and the forest products industry. Students participated in educational stations covering topics such as wildlife, tree identification, wildfire prevention and response, forest management, and the role of logging in maintaining healthy, productive forests. The event provided students with the opportunity to see modern logging equipment and harvesting operations firsthand while learning how timber harvesting fits into the broader practice of sustainable forest management. Over 700 students from area schools participated The event was a great opportunity for the Forestry Department, industry representatives, and local natural resource professionals to engage with students and help them better understand the many values of a working forest. In addition to learning about forest management and the forest products industry, students gained a greater appreciation for wildlife habitat, recreation, fire protection, and the importance of maintaining healthy forests for future generations. The event also helped raise funds for the Log-A-Load for Kids program, which supports the Children's Miracle Network and its efforts to provide care and services to children and families. The Forestry Department appreciates the participation of the logging community, natural resource professionals, DNR and staff from other Counties, and many others who helped make the event a successful educational experience while supporting an important cause. f) Grant Updates. We were recently awarded three WI Coastal grants: $180k for the Maxwell acquisition; $50k for the Big Rock/Swanson acquisition; and $25k for improvements at Lost Creek Falls. The grant contracts haven’t arrived yet, but the awards are official. Coastal is planning a potential ribbon cutting event at the Big Rock acquisition site in late October. Landmark is hosting a Maxwell celebration on Oct 29. g) WCFA Board Member Update. Jeff will have an update, if any, during the meeting. • Economic Impact Study. WCFA accepted the proposal from Highland Economics/the Beck Group to conduct a comprehensive economic impact study of the county forest program. The study is expected to begin in late 2026/early 2027 and likely take a solid year+ to complete. Total cost is around $125k. Each county will also have an option to commission a county specific sub-report as part of this study. The cost of a county specific EI report will be $3,550. At this point, WCFA is not asking for financial support from each county. But, depending on the outcome of various grant applications, there might be a request in the future. b. Parks and Recreation. The 2027 seasonal camping selection was held last week. Another good turnout for seasonal sites. At Twin Bear, 20 seasonal sites were reserved. A total of 3 remain unreserved. At Delta Lake, 12 sites were reserved. A total of 6 sites remain unreserved. It’s very common to go into winter with a few seasonal sites still available. Most are reserved before the start of the next season. Below are a few items of note from Sara and Lindley: Sara (Rec Coordinator): 3 - Attended the National Recreation and Parks Association Conference in Philadelphia Sept 28-Oct 2. Sara won an all-expenses-paid trip through the Wisconsin Parks and Recreation Association. Some highlights of the trip included a great opening/key note speech by Shola Richards on how to be kind (vs nice) and finding happiness in your workplace; learning about creating better interpretive signs; self-defense for women; learning about the Stewardship Network and much more. Other highlights (non-conference) included running the “Rocky” steps and getting a picture with the Rocky statue, visiting Independence Hall, visiting Benjamin Franklin’s estate, and seeing the Liberty Bell. - Submitted a pre-application for a DNR Surface Water Grant for Shoreline Restoration at Pigeon Lake. - Attended a webinar sponsored by the Society of Outdoor Recreation Professionals about Visitor Use Management - Attended a Wisconsin Coastal Management Program Council Meeting in Green Bay on Sept 24, where we learned about the proposed Green Bay NERR, restoration of Renal Island and Cat Islands, Green Bay Metro Sanitary Sewer District and their work on educating community members on hazardous algal blooms. - Helped with the seasonal site selection at Twin Bear and Delta campgrounds for the 2027 camping season. - I worked with Caleb on the Cable SMA Timber Sale. - I was interviewed/videoed for a Discover Wisconsin short about the WCMP and how it benefits communities like Bayfield County; and was interviewed/videoed for “Into the Outdoors” on how forestry and watershed interact. - I met with McKenzie Slack, DNR, and Mitch Baalman, USFWS, at the Jerry Jolly Trail to discuss permitting for the Pikes Creek/Jerry Jolly Trail project. - The USFWS notified Bayfield County that our award for the Pikes Creek and Sioux River Restoration and Public Access Projects was funded. - Working on submitting final grant application documents for the LWCF grant for Big Rock Park and Campground. This federal grant, administered through the DNR, will fund rehabilitation of the park and create more public access opportunities. - Attended the Community Input Session for Topside Lake on Thursday, Oct 8, in Iron River. A similar Community Input Session for the Fire Hill and Big Rock improvements is scheduled on Oct 15. - I volunteered to help plan the Lake Superior Collaborative Symposium in January. - WCMP grant agreements were received for Maxwell Forest, Sioux River/Big Rock Acquisition, and Lost Creek Falls Improvements on Oct 2. - Sara and Lindley led a tour of Lost Creek Falls for 3 of the Governor’s Cabinet Secretaries on Sept 28. Lindley (Rec Specialist) Snowmobile Trails: • First snowmobile alliance meeting of the 26-27 season. The Bayfield County snowmobile alliance is made up of 5 board members and 10 clubs. We have been checking off projects all summer, but now is crunch time for trails and Nick has completed numerous projects in September. • Optional reroute: moved roughly ¾ mile of trail off Swedlund Rd to county land just on the east side of the road. 4 • Mandatory reroute: trail was moved at the request of a private landowner. They built a garage and wanted us to reroute the trail further away. Thankfully they still allowed us on their property. • Trail rehab: a 1.5 mile section of trail 1 was fixed up. There were some pretty big clay holes that were difficult to freeze down. • Valhalla trail rehab (2): some dozer work was done a few sections of trail around Valhalla. Shaping and erosion work. • Bridge turnaround: there is a bridge on trail 1 over one of the Lost Creeks (not sure which one) but the hills to and from the bridge are very steep. There are times during the season when the trail gets too icy for the groomer to go down and up so Nick created a turn around for the groomer on both sides of the bridge. • Weidinger rehab: a section of trail through private property had some erosion issues. Nick brought in the dozer and did some much-needed shaping ATV trails: • Working with ATV clubs to widen out trails. Machines are getting bigger and bigger (legal is 65”). Non-motorized projects completed: • Bismark lake: some rocks and signs were installed to keep motorized vehicles from driving down to the water. • Perch lake: path to the water was built and signs and posts were installed to keep motorized machines out. • Fire Hill: years of little use on the road has a lot of leaf and native material buildup on the road side. Nick went in with equipment to clear off the blacktop. Brushing and blacktop patching will be/has also been done. • Yurt parking lot: also had some erosion problems on the walking access road and the parking lot. Shaping was done and gravel was added to minimize future erosion. Also dealing with the annual issue of mice trying to move into the yurts in the fall. Law Enforcement: • Dispatch and deputies are getting to know me pretty well unfortunately. Two issues this past month, camper (non-paying) at Big Rock with numerous calls from other campers. Also, continued damage to gates in the norther part of the county on the motorized trail system. Numerous repairs by our contractor since installation. The second rec deputy started this past month. c. Yurt Updates: Below are the current occupancy rates: d. Events: a few regularly occurring events have been approved over the last month. Yurt August Sept. Oct. Nov. Avg. Terra Cotta 87% 73% 65% 17% 61% Evergreen 84% 53% 71% 13% 55% Cable 35% 40% 32% 13% 30% Avg. 69% 55% 56% 14% 49% BAYFIELD COUNTY FORESTRY & PARKS DEPARTMENT COMMITTEE MEETING September 14, 2026 County Board Room Members Present: Fred Strand; Steve Sandstrom; Larry Fickbohm; Jeff Olsen; Sue Rosa Staff in Attendance: Jason Bodine, Administrator; Deanna Regan, Office Manager Others in Attendance: Joseph LeBouton, WI DNR 1. Call to Order of Forestry & Parks Committee Meeting. This meeting was called to order at 6:00 PM. 2. Public Comment: None. Public comment closed at 6:00 PM. 3. Approval of the August 10th Meeting Minutes. MOTION: (Sandstrom, Olsen) Approve minutes and place on file. All: Yes. Carried. 4. Resolution: 2026 Budget Amendment. This resolution addresses accepting a WI Coastal Management Grant for the purchase of roughly 11.59 acres next to Big Rock Park. The purchase agreement is for $100,000 with closing tentatively scheduled for Oct 30. The grant has not been formally awarded yet, though we are anticipating an announcement around Oct 1. If awarded, the grant would be $50,000. Since there would not be enough time to get this on the October board agenda (and then close on Oct 30), the goal was to write this resolution with two different budget scenarios: 1) if the grant is awarded; and 2) if the grant isn’t awarded. If awarded, then roughly $55k would be transferred from the non-lapsing land acquisition account balance to cover the difference. If not awarded, then the full amount would be transferred. MOTION: (Sandstrom, Rosa) Forward to county board with recommendation for approval. All: Yes. Carried. 5. County Conservation Aid Grant Application. This is the annual application to the DNR County Conservation Aids grant. It’s a 50/50 grant, requiring a 50% county match. Bayfield County’s allotment is just under $4k and can be used on a variety of wildlife and/or outdoor recreation projects. This year’s goal is to improve the primary access road (trail) to the newly acquired Whittlesey property, including the construction of a small overlook/viewing platform and an informational sign in partnership with Landmark Conservancy. Applications are due early October and require Committee approval. MOTION: (Rosa, Olsen) Proceed with grant application. All: Yes. Carried. 6. Ten-Year Temporary Access Permit Requests. Rod Grimme; Chris and Laura Dwyer. The Dwyer permit request is for property recently sold off Ruth Lake Rd in the Town of Iron River, where a 10-year access permit was previously approved. These permits expire once the property is sold. The Grimme permit is technically new although the previous landowner had apparently been using this access route off and on for decades. It is off the end of 43 road in the Town of Barnes. Standard 10-year permits would apply. Bodine recommends approval. MOTION: (Sandstrom, Fickbohm) Approve access permit for Grimme. All: Yes. Carried. MOTION: (Fickbohm, Rosa) Approve access permit for Dwyer. All: Yes. Carried. 7. Monthly Reports. a) Forestry: a. 2026 Budget. The stumpage return for August was better than the last few months at roughly $330k; still about 20% under the three-year average for the month, but close to what was generated last August. Total stumpage returns are currently at roughly $1.9 million. The three-year average for total stumpage revenue through August is about $3.0 million. Last year, total stumpage returns were at about $2.75 million through August. In short, stumpage revenue is holding at about 35% under the three-year average and about 20% under budget. Still projecting an $800k-$1.0 million shortfall this year, something we have been forecasting for years now. Bayfield County Forestry & Parks Committee September 14, 2026 Meeting Minutes Page 2 of 3 b. 2027 Budget. Since the budget was submitted, there have been several changes resulting in a net deposit increase of about $300k to the general fund. The more substantial ones are: • Transferred an additional $100k in carbon revenue balance; 60% FCOR and 40% CCOR. This brings the total amount of carbon transferred to $700k ($360k FCOR and $340k CCOR). However, the more we exceed the stumpage revenue budget in 2027, the less we will have to transfer. • Increased timber sale revenue by $133k. The total budget line for stumpage revenue was increased from $3.2 million to $3.33 million. • Increased expense payment to the Towns (10% fund) by $13,333 to account for the increase in stumpage revenue. • Moved equipment purchases from the carbon account to the capital account. No net change. • Decreased fund balance applied revenue item by $50,850. This was already transferred to the capital account for the equipment purchases but never removed from the operating budget. • Moved trestle repair grant from the operating account to the capital account. No net change. • Reduced Town Road Aid expense by $20k. Total available Town Aid will be reduced to $70k, but still $10k higher than this year. • Reduced Reforestation expense by $40k due to being awarded a Sustainable Forestry Grant. • Reduced the contractual expense account by $9,500 (what we pay the CFI plot contractor). We will still contract some of that work but will absorb 30 more CFI plots next year. c. Carbon Project. ANEW is working on another sale of about 100,000 older vintage conservation credits. Payment could be received in late Q4 this year or early Q1 next. d. Stumpage Revenue Risk Fund. The significant decrease in stumpage revenue this year is abnormal for us. Until 2026, stumpage revenue had always exceeded the budget. During the peak revenue years (2013-2019), surplus returns commonly approached $2.0+ million/year. As recently as 2024, the stumpage revenue surplus was nearly $1.5 million. Since stumpage returns commonly overperformed, there was never a need to consider establishing a risk or buffer account to address the lean years. We estimate a stumpage revenue shortfall of roughly $1.0 million this year. Funds will be transferred from the carbon account to fully address this. In the short-term, the carbon account is effectively serving as a de facto stumpage risk account, which is a fortunate position to be in. However, carbon returns are still unpredictable and irregular, and the carbon account was never intended to plug budget holes created by an underperforming timber sale program. Bodine proposes creating a stumpage revenue risk account and establishing protocols for use, starting by allocating a certain percentage of annual stumpage returns and then a higher percentage of anything that would be considered surplus. In addition, he’d recommend assigning a percentage of future carbon returns to this risk account. Cap it at $1.5 million or about half the three-year average for the stumpage revenue budget. As an example, we could assign 3% of stumpage returns up to the budgeted amount, as well as 25% of all surplus, then direct 10% of carbon returns before allocation to the FCOR and CCOR. Douglas County has operated a risk account for 20+ years. Bayfield County relies heavily on stumpage revenue to balance the budget. The strong returns of years past have helped to accomplish a variety of county wide goals, but the future is far more unpredictable. A risk account will insulate us from irregularities in future stumpage returns, as well as help stabilize and protect the county budget. e. Land Acquisition Projects. i. Big Rock. Resolution addressed above, otherwise no new updates. ii. Maxwell. Still waiting on the roughly $180k Coastal grant to cover our share of the acquisition cost. We are expecting a formal announcement around October 1. f. Sustainable Forestry Grant. We were recently awarded a $125k Sustainable Forestry Grant to assist in the reforestation of failed jack pine seeded sites. This grant will cover most reforestation expenses in 2027 and 2028 associated with this work. We can also apply for another grant to assist with anticipated costs that are also likely in 2029 and 2030. Since this impacts nearly 1,000 acres, it’s expected to be a 3-4 year project. g. Position Change Requests. Personnel recently approved one full grade increase for the existing Rec Coordinator and Inventory and Analysis Forester positions and approved the County Forest Operations Coordinator position. However, the Assistant Administrator position was not increased by one grade, as requested. All four positions would then be in grade M when changes go into effect on Jan 1, 2027. Bayfield County Forestry & Parks Committee September 14, 2026 Meeting Minutes Page 3 of 3 • County Forest Operations Coordinator PD. While this is a new position, we are not adding more staff. The goal is to convert one of the existing four Forester positions to the CFOC. We’d then operate with 3 Foresters and 1 CFOC. The new position would go into effect on Jan 1, 2027. h. WCFA Board Member Update. Nothing now but a board meeting is coming up at the end of next week. Will have a report for next meeting. • Economic Impact Study. WCFA is developing an economic impact study for county forest lands. Bodine is part of the working group assisting with this project. Five proposals were received and the top two proposals have been selected with interviews to be conducted next week. The price range for this undertaking is expected to be around $125k and would take 1-1.5 years to complete. WCFA is not asking interested counties to contribute yet, but that could be a future request depending on final projected costs and WCFA budget. b) Parks and Recreation. Among other highlights, we received notification that our Headwaters to Coast Initiative proposal for the Restoration and Enhancement of Pikes Creek and the Sioux River Infrastructure was approved. This is a federally funded project totaling $249,500 ($198,000 cash grant, $51,500 match) that will “protect high-quality waterways, improve natural resource stewardship, and enhance public recreation opportunities on two area Class 1 trout streams: the Sioux River and Pikes Creek. The proposed project would focus on working with community members to restore degraded sites, protect sensitive habitats, and upgrade public access to ensure safe, sustainable use for residents and visitors.” At Pikes Creek, the project will restore and stabilize 100’ of the shoreline and move the Jerry Jolly Trail away from the stream. At Big Rock Park the project will be to develop manageable pedestrian and angler trails and a fish viewing/day use area to reduce impacts to a premier migratory fish corridor while creating safe, sustainable access to the Sioux River. c) Yurts. Average yurt occupancy was higher than average in August while September appears to be about average. d) Events. A few regularly occurring events have been approved over the last month. Receive reports as presented and place on file. 8. Committee Members Discussion. None. 9. Joseph LeBouton, DNR Representative, Comments: None. The next Forestry & Parks Committee meeting is scheduled for Monday, October 12th, at 6:00 PM. Meeting adjourned at 6:51 PM. Submitted by, Deanna Regan Forestry & Parks Department 117 East Fifth Street - P.O. Box 445 - Washburn, WI 54891 Phone: 715-373-6114 - Fax: 715-373-0114 forestry@bayfieldcounty.wi.gov January 20, 2021 October 12, 2026 Timber Purchasers: Bayfield County is offering 30 timber sales on 2,624 acres containing an estimated 99,356 tons of roundwood and 1,151 thousand board feet (MBF) of saw timber. PLEASE NOTE: all roundwood will be sold and administered by the ton. The area encompassed by this timber sale and forest products from this sale including logs or chips of all species are 3rd party certified. Seller’s forest certification information and chain of custody can be found at: https://dnr.wisconsin.gov/topic/timbersales/certification. Please note: In this offering, some sales are advertised with a sale area acreage and a harvest area acreage. This is to differentiate between the size of the entire stand being managed and the size of the area actually being harvested. This primarily pertains to sales that contain gap, group, or patch harvests and will more accurately reflect harvested volumes per cut acre. Prior to bidding, purchasers must request bid forms, sale maps, and contract specifications, for each sale of interest, from the Bayfield County Forestry and Parks Department. Information can be obtained by calling our office or visiting our website. All timber sale maps and bid sheets can be downloaded from the Forestry and Parks Department web page: https://www.bayfieldcounty.wi.gov/344/Timber-Sales. Bidding Process 1. All sealed bids will be due by 11:00 a.m. on Monday, November 9th, 2026. 2. Please ensure your name is on all bid envelopes. 3. All bids will be opened in the County Board Room of the Courthouse in Washburn on Monday, November 9th, 2026 around 11:30 a.m. and is open to the public. Forestry and Parks Department staff will record and summarize all bids received at this time. 4. Department staff will summarize the results of each timber sale. Preliminary (unofficial) results will be posted to the website. a. The Forestry and Parks Committee will meet at 6:00 p.m. on November 9th, 2026 in the County Board Room. During the meeting, the bidding summary and preliminary results will be presented to the Committee. The Committee will act on the results, as per normal. 5. Bayfield County does NOT require a bid deposit. Please do not include a bid deposit with your bids. If you are the winning bidder, a 15% performance bond is still required within 30 days. 6. Bid Retraction. If you are submitting multiple bids but feel there may be a need to retract some, and you will not be present during the bid opening, please include instructions with your bids. Every attempt will be made to provide official bid results as soon as possible. Unofficial bid results will be posted on our website within 24 hours of the opening. Any errors found during the bidding process may delay posting. Please allow us at least 24 hours to review and summarize all bids before calling to request results. Bidding For a bid to be considered it must: • Include the completed bid form in an envelope clearly marked “Timber Sale Bid, Tract #_____” for each sale bid as well as the name of the individual or company bidding. • Contain bid prices that are equal to or greater than each minimum bid price per species and per product listed on the bid form. Failure to do so will result in a rejected bid. Bids will not be accepted from a contractor who is delinquent in their financial obligations with Bayfield County or the State of Wisconsin or is in non-compliance with any timber sale contract with Bayfield County or the State of Wisconsin, as determined by Bayfield County. • If there are sawlog volumes on the sale, the bid for those logs must be made at a price/thousand board feet, unless other arrangements are made with this department. • If a purchaser would like to have their bid considered on a whole tree basis on a sale where whole tree volumes have not been advertised, they must contact this department prior to placing the bid. If Bayfield County allows whole tree harvesting on the sale, then this department will supply whole tree volumes upon which the bid will be based. • Due to variations in harvesting techniques, utilization, scaling practices and end uses of the product, volumes listed are not guaranteed. The purchase price must be based on the purchaser’s observation of the sale. Bayfield County encourages professional training for logging contractors. • A purchaser may also inquire about bidding based on utilizing to a 2” top. These volumes have not been advertised and are not available on all sales. On appropriate sales and upon request, a purchaser will be provided a bid sheet that reflects 2” volumes. • The Forestry and Parks Committee reserves the right to reject any and all bids and to accept the bid deemed most advantageous to Bayfield County, as well as to withdraw any sale prior to bid opening. Winning Bidders Successful bidders will be required to: • Provide a performance bond equal to $500.00 or 15% of the value of the contract, whichever is greater, within 30 days of the awarding of the contract or before work on the timber sale begins, whichever comes first. If using an irrevocable letter of credit or bond to satisfy the performance requirement, the document must be written to expire at least 30 days after the expiration of the timber sale contract. o An irrevocable letter of credit may be used to meet the performance bond requirement. • Carry workers compensation insurance and liability insurance for the duration of the contract in such amounts as are acceptable to Bayfield County. • Make stumpage payments and supply additional money for the down payments according to the following schedule and based on the value of the contract: o Less than $1,000.00: 100% payment required within 30 days of awarding the contract. o $1,000.01 to $5,000.00: 50% payment required within 30 days of awarding the contract and 50% prior to harvesting the second half of the timber sale. o $5,000.01 to $10,000.00: 25% payment required within 30 days of awarding the contract and 25% payments prior to harvesting each quarter of the sale. o $10,000.01 and greater: 25% before harvesting each unit. ▪ An irrevocable letter of credit may be used to secure stumpage payment. The letter of credit does not replace punctual payment but acts as security until the contractor receives compensation for the product. Failure to make prompt payments will result in drawing upon the letter of credit and a breach of contract. • Provide the required performance bond, proof of insurance coverage and a certificate showing that an in the woods person meets the Wisconsin SFI training standard, within thirty (30) days of the awarding of the timber sale or the down payment that accompanied the sealed bid may be considered forfeit. When these are in place the purchaser must then sign Bayfield County’s standard timber sale contract, which is available for review from this department. Contract Expiration (Please Note: New Date) Timber sale contracts will expire on June 30, 2029 (unless otherwise noted on bid sheet). Due to a rapidly changing biomass market, Bayfield County may agree to amend existing contracts modifying utilization requirements and prices accordingly. Other Notes Since 2010, Bayfield County has worked closely with Towns that contain County Forest land to improve roads that provide access to the County Forest. To date, over $900,000 has been allocated directly to Town road improvement projects. These funds are matched by the Towns and provide much needed improvements on roads that directly access County Forest timber sales. In 2018, oak wilt was officially discovered in Bayfield County. Since then, it’s been found in the Towns of Cable, Barnes, Delta and Hughes. All timber sales that are located within 6 miles of these findings (that have an appreciable amount of residual red oak) will contain an April 15 through July 15 no harvest restriction. In addition, many sales in this offering contain similar no harvest restrictions, that will be adopted if oak wilt is discovered within a 6-mile radius of the sale area. This is the time of the year when one of the primary vectors for overland spread of the disease (a sap feeding beetle) is most active. Oak trees that are freshly wounded or harvested during this time period are at a significantly higher risk of infection. Once a tree contracts the disease, adjacent trees can become infected via belowground spread through root grafting. For more information on the disease, including ways to help protect trees from oak wilt, please visit the DNR website at: http://dnr.wi.gov/topic/ForestHealth/OakWilt.html In March 2022, Emerald Ash Borer was officially confirmed in Bayfield County. If interested, here is a link to the DATCP page with more information on the detection: https://datcp.wi.gov/Pages/Programs_Services/EAB.aspx For future reference, County Highway A, between Halfway Rd and US Highway 2, was recently resurfaced as an all-season road (Class A). There will no longer be seasonal hauling restrictions on that stretch of county highway. FALL 2026 TIMBER SALE Bayfield County Forestry Parks Department Washburn, WI Tract Town of Sale Area (Acres): 106 11-23 Bayfield Sec 11, 14 T50N R5W Cut Area (Acres): 48 3-year contract Whole Tree Round Wood Logs Minimum Bid: 15,769.50$ Tons Tons MBF Mxd Hdwd 1275 820 17 Aspen 1650 1260 Tract Town of Sale Area (Acres): 163 15-23 Barnes Sec 17, 18 & 19 T43N R9W Cut Area (Acres): 38 3-year contract Whole Tree Round Wood Logs Minimum Bid: 11,034.50$ Tons Tons MBF Mxd Hdwd 2614 2071 35 Basswood 576 411 8 Tract Town of Sale Area (Acres): 140 01-24 Barnes Sec 24 T43N R9W Cut Area (Acres): 39 3-year contract Whole Tree Round Wood Logs Minimum Bid: 13,150.00$ Tons Tons MBF Mxd Hdwd 3059 2450 42 Basswood 546 393 3 Tract Town of Sale Area (Acres): 105 10-25 Barnes Sec 34, 35 T44N R9W Cut Area (Acres): 69 3-year contract Whole Tree Round Wood Logs Minimum Bid: 22,542.30$ Tons Tons MBF Mxd Hdwd 6735 5187 70 Ash 31 Tract Town of Sale Area (Acres): 130 47-25 Clover Sec 2,3 T49N R7W Cut Area (Acres): 84 3-year contract Whole Tree Round Wood Logs Minimum Bid: 33,714.40$ Tons Tons MBF Aspen 1839 1436 Oak 1688 1318 56 Mxd Hdwd 1110 833 Red Pine 429 330 White Pine 434 314 Tract Town of Sale Area (Acres): 115 03-26 Orienta Sec 34,36 T49N R8W Cut Area (Acres): 115 3-year contract Whole Tree Round Wood Logs Minimum Bid: 39,812.30$ Tons Tons MBF Aspen 6897 5247 Mxd Hdwd 963 748 Balsam Fir 360 259 Ash 218 171 Tract Town of Sale Area (Acres): 32 05-26 Russell Sec 30 T51N R4W Cut Area (Acres): 32 2-year contract Whole Tree Round Wood Logs Minimum Bid: 16,036.20$ Tons Tons MBF Aspen 2146 1631 Mxd Hdwd 495 348 Tract Town of Sale Area (Acres): 56 09-26 Bayfield Sec 10,15,16 T50N R5W Cut Area (Acres): 56 2-year contract Whole Tree Round Wood Logs Minimum Bid: 32,239.20$ Tons Tons MBF Aspen 5124 3838 Description Species Description Species Description Description Description Species Species Description Species Species Species Description Species Description Tract Town of Sale Area (Acres): 61 14-26 Bell Sec 23,24 T50N R6W Cut Area (Acres): 61 2-year contract Whole Tree Round Wood Logs Minimum Bid: 27,557.90$ Tons Tons MBF Aspen 4068 3221 Mxd Hdwd 807 603 Tract Town of Sale Area (Acres): 220 15-26 Bayfield Sec 4,5,8,17 T50N R4W Cut Area (Acres): 55 3-year contract Whole Tree Round Wood Logs Minimum Bid: 61,250.20$ Tons Tons MBF Red Oak 2589 1898 259 Mxd Hdwd 1839 1427 31 Tract Town of Sale Area (Acres): 144 20-26 Barnes Sec 11,12,13,14 T43N R9W Cut Area (Acres): 110 3-year contract Whole Tree Round Wood Logs Minimum Bid: 54,313.60$ Tons Tons MBF Mxd Hdwd 8797 6712 120 Aspen 2544 2026 Tract Town of Sale Area (Acres): 113 22-26 Bayfield/Russell Sec 5,32 T50,51N R4,5W Cut Area (Acres): 53 2-year contract Whole Tree Round Wood Logs Minimum Bid: 25,803.60$ Tons Tons MBF Mxd Hdwd 4058 2995 Aspen 1208 929 Red Oak 806 564 30 Basswood 15 Tract Town of Sale Area (Acres): 49 24-26 Russell Sec 11,14 T51N R4W Cut Area (Acres): 49 2-year contract Whole Tree Round Wood Logs Minimum Bid: 13,381.90$ Tons Tons MBF Mxd Hdwd 3095 2379 35 Aspen 569 465 Balsam Fir 189 113 Tract Town of Sale Area (Acres): 43 25-26 Hughes Sec 13 T46N R9W Cut Area (Acres): 43 2-year contract Whole Tree Round Wood Logs Minimum Bid: 37,221.60$ Tons Tons MBF Red Pine 1581 1193 Tract Town of Sale Area (Acres): 17 26-26 Barnes Sec 32 T46N R9W Cut Area (Acres): 17 2-year contract Whole Tree Round Wood Logs Minimum Bid: 21,240.00$ Tons Tons MBF Red Pine 1166 885 Tract Town of Sale Area (Acres): 74 27-26 Bayfield Sec 27 T50N R5W Cut Area (Acres): 14 3-year contract Whole Tree Round Wood Logs Minimum Bid: 8,738.20$ Tons Tons MBF Mxd Hdwd 1066 849 18 Red Oak 20 Tract Town of Sale Area (Acres): 39 28-26 Barnes Sec 32 T46N R9W Cut Area (Acres): 39 2-year contract Whole Tree Round Wood Logs Minimum Bid: 38,969.70$ Tons Tons MBF Red Pine 2210 1687 Description Description Species Species Species Description Species Species Description Species Description Species Description Description Description Description Species Species 2 of 4 10/7/2026 Tract Town of Sale Area (Acres): 18 29-26 Tripp Sec 27 T48N R8W Cut Area (Acres): 18 2-year contract Whole Tree Round Wood Logs Minimum Bid: 21,660.00$ Tons Tons MBF Red Pine 978 760 Tract Town of Sale Area (Acres): 48 30-26 Bell Sec 29,30 T50N R6W Cut Area (Acres): 48 2-year contract Whole Tree Round Wood Logs Minimum Bid: 25,868.30$ Tons Tons MBF Oak 2730 95 Aspen 611 Mxd Hdwd 279 Balsam Fir 36 Tract Town of Sale Area (Acres): 8 31-26 Hughes Sec 22 T47N R9W Cut Area (Acres): 8 2-year contract Whole Tree Round Wood Logs Minimum Bid: 6,264.00$ Tons Tons MBF Red Pine 336 261 Tract Town of Sale Area (Acres): 46 32-26 Barnes Sec 26,35 T46N R9W Cut Area (Acres): 46 2-year contract Whole Tree Round Wood Logs Minimum Bid: 18,664.80$ Tons Tons MBF Aspen 2018 Mxd Hdwd 301 Red Oak 194 12 Jack Pine 38 Tract Town of Sale Area (Acres): 44 33-26 Barnes Sec 27 T46N R9W Cut Area (Acres): 44 2-year contract Whole Tree Round Wood Logs Minimum Bid: 33,264.00$ Tons Tons MBF Red Pine 1862 1386 Tract Town of Sale Area (Acres): 310 35-26 Cable Sec 29,30,31,32 T43N R7W Cut Area (Acres): 125 3-year contract Whole Tree Round Wood Logs Minimum Bid: 70,355.10$ Tons Tons MBF Red Oak 4462 3453 209 Mxd Hdwd 3327 2447 31 White Pine 1385 1064 Spruce 860 620 Tract Town of Sale Area (Acres): 21 36-26 Hughes Sec 36 T47N R9W Cut Area (Acres): 21 2-year contract Whole Tree Round Wood Logs Minimum Bid: 47,730.00$ Tons Tons MBF Red Pine 2058 1591 Tract Town of Sale Area (Acres): 40 37-26 Iron River Sec 4 T47N R8W Cut Area (Acres): 40 2-year contract Whole Tree Round Wood Logs Minimum Bid: 96,459.00$ Tons Tons MBF Red Pine 5270 4070 Tract Town of Sale Area (Acres): 51 38-26 Hughes Sec 1,2 T47N R9W Cut Area (Acres): 51 2-year contract Whole Tree Round Wood Logs Minimum Bid: 42,408.00$ Tons Tons MBF Red Pine 2460 1860 Species Species Species Species Species Species Species Species Species Description Description Description Description Description Description Description Description Description 3 of 4 10/7/2026 Tract Town of Sale Area (Acres): 81 39-26 Barnes Sec 25,36 T46 R9W Cut Area (Acres): 81 2-year contract Whole Tree Round Wood Logs Minimum Bid: 176,920.50$ Tons Tons MBF Red Pine 8820 6907 Aspen 193 120 Tract Town of Sale Area (Acres): 145 40-26 Barnes Sec 36 T46N R9W Cut Area (Acres): 145 2-year contract Whole Tree Round Wood Logs Minimum Bid: 83,482.40$ Tons Tons MBF Red Pine 5274 3832 Aspen 118 80 Tract Town of Sale Area (Acres): 146 41-26 Barnes Sec 34,35 T46N R9W Cut Area (Acres): 146 2-year contract Whole Tree Round Wood Logs Minimum Bid: 107,548.00$ Tons Tons MBF Red Pine 5861 4428 Aspen 105 64 Tract Town of Sale Area (Acres): 59 43-26 Hughes Sec 3 T46N R9W Cut Area (Acres): 59 2-year contract Whole Tree Round Wood Logs Minimum Bid: 27,642.50$ Tons Tons MBF Aspen 2727 Red Oak 183 14 Mxd Hdwd 285 Total Sale Area Acres 2,624 Total Cut Area Acres 1,754 Total MBF 1,151 Total Whole Tree Tons 118,119 Total Roundwood Tons 99,356 Total Sales 30 27 1,231,041.70$ Tons (Roundwood) MBF Oak 10,340 695 Mxd Hdwd 30,734 399 Aspen 25,673 Red Pine 29,190 Basswood 804 26 All other species 2,615 31 TOTALS 99,356 1,151 Species Species Species Description Species Total Minimum Bid Total Sales with Whole Tree Tons Description SUMMARY Description Description 4 of 4 10/7/2026 3 Description: Whole Tree Ton My bid is based on (check one): Whole Tree Ton* Roundwood (4" top tons) *The contract will reflect your selection. Roundwood Ton* Whole Tree Roundwood Logs Price per Ton Price per Ton Price per Total Min. Bid Bid Price Total Bid Tons Tons MBF Whole Tree Roundwood MBF per Product per Product Per Product Mixed Hardwood* 1275 820 $4.38 $6.81 $5,584.50 Aspen 1650 1260 $5.40 $7.07 $8,910.00 Mixed Hardwood** 17 75.00$ $1,275.00 Totals 2925 2080 17 $15,769.50 Total Bid = Please include the completed bid form and bid deposit in an envelope clearly marked "Timber Sale Bid Tract #____" for each sale bid. Bayfield County reserves the right to reject any and all bids, to waive technicalities, and to accept bids most advantageous to the County. Submit bids to: Bayfield County Forestry and Parks Department For Bid Results: Courthouse, Post Office Box 445 www.bayfieldcounty.wi.gov Washburn, WI 54891 Bayfield County Forestry and Parks Department Timber Sale Bid Species This Timber Sale is being offered: I Hereby Submit My Bid on Timber Sale Number: Estimated Volume Minimum Bid Specifications Final Bid Length of Contract (yrs):11-23 T50N R5W Sec 11 and 14, Town of Bayfield Total Minimum Bid = Sale area: 106 acres; Cut area: 48 acres. x x *includes 45% sugar maple, 25% red maple, 17% basswood, 8% yellow birch, 4% red oak, and 1% misc. **includes 27% sugar maple, 20% yellow birch, 19% red oak, 17% basswood, and 16% red maple and 1% misc. Bids will be awarded based upon total timber sale bid value. All bids must meet or exceed the minimum advertised price per species and per product, as listed in the Minimum Bid Specifications (above). Failure to do so will result in a rejected bid. Bid Price is based on unpeeled products. If declared the successful bidder for this timber sale, I agree to execute a contract of sale, furnish an approved performance bond amounting to 15 percent of my total timber sale bid value, provide proof of applicable insurances, and provide a current Wisconsin SFI training certificate within a maximum of 30 calendar days immediately following the auction date. Name/Company:___________________________________________________________________ Signature:________________________________________________________________________ Date Address:_________________________________________________________________________ Telephone:____________________________________ Email Address (optional) (clearly print): ___________________________________________________________ 89:t 89:t 89:t 89:t 89:t 89:t 89:t 89:t 89:t Do not harvest past southern-most red line Ignore multiple red lines; harvest purple-painted gaps only. <-- Henkens Rd 0.9 mi --| <-- Star Rt 1.2 m i --| Young aspen Young aspen Section Corner 11 12 14 13 Pikes Creek Pikes Creek Non-permit crossing Section lines Tract 11-23 Unit 1 Unit 2 Unpainted boundary Paint Lines Red paint line Old paint line Rivers and Streams Perennial Intermittant Roads and trails Town roads Woods trails 89:t Snowmobile trail 0 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4 0.50.05 Miles TRACT 11-23 – HARVEST REQUIREMENTS The following terms and conditions supplement those provided in the Bayfield County Timber Sale Contract. A. PRESCRIPTION: 1. Unit 1: Northern hardwood patch selection harvest, 8 acres total in 0.2 to 0.3 acre gaps with 310ft between gap centers. 2. Unit 2: Aspen coppice harvest, 40 acres total. Residual 4 sq.ft./acre of white cedar, red oak, and white pine. B. HARVEST REQUIREMENTS 1. Unit 1: Purple painted canopy gaps (8-16 two dot purple painted trees on perimeter facing in towards the gap) denote harvest areas. i. Harvest all trees 4” and greater and sever all other stems 1” diameter and greater within the purple painted canopy gaps. There are purple slashes on the back of the marker trees to aid in locating the gap. ii. TWO GAPS contain oversized den trees that are painted with a purple “W.” Do not harvest purple-painted trees. iii. Harvesting of some operational trees to access the gaps with logging equipment will be allowed. Operational trees, if needed, should be the smallest diameter trees possible to gain access to the gaps. 2. Unit 2: DO NOT HARVEST OR DAMAGE white spruce, white cedar, or red oak (4 sq.ft./acre residual) in unit 2. CUT all other trees greater than 2” diameter. C. OPERATIONAL REQUIREMENTS and SEASONAL RESTRICTIONS: 1. Harvest after July 15th. 2. Harvest in dry or frozen conditions as determined by Bayfield County. 3. Sale boundaries are red paint lines, and the border of young aspen stands to the southeast and northwest as indicated on map. 4. If harvest will utilize the whole tree, 1 in 10 tops must be left scattered throughout the sale. D. ACCESS AND ROADS: 1. This contract requires County authorization for all road/landing construction and places a number of other requirements on road construction and closure. 2. Four existing non-permit dry wash crossings indicated on map in Unit 2 will require improvement for use, e.g. with pole fords. After harvest is complete, Bayfield County will be responsible for removing and rehabilitating these crossings. This post-sale work by the County will likely require an excavator and is NOT the responsibility of the contractor. 3. The northern snowmobile trail has numerous non-permit crossings that must be protected during use, e.g. with pole fords, to the satisfaction of the timber sale administrator. These crossings will remain in place after the sale is complete. 4. Decking of wood along town roads will not be allowed without permission from Bayfield County. 5. During winter harvesting the contractor will be required to post caution signs when operating on the snowmobile trail. The snowmobile trail must be kept unobstructed and in a packed snow condition. The purchaser must ensure that harvesting and hauling operations will not create a safety hazard to snowmobiles. 6. The primary haul route utilizes a portion of the snowmobile trail. Excessive damage (beyond normal wear and tear) to the trail, as determined by the county, will not be tolerated. If Bayfield County determines excessive damage has occurred, the Contractor may be held responsible for a portion or all of the repair. The County and Contractor must communicate on a regular basis to ensure issues are addressed in a timely manner and the snowmobile trail remains in a safe and acceptable condition. E. OTHER: 1. To comply with Best Management Practices for Invasive Species: Prior to moving equipment onto or off the sale area, scrape or brush soil and debris from exterior surfaces to the extent practical. 2. Do not damage survey monumentation. 3 Description: Whole Tree Ton My bid is based on (check one): Whole Tree Ton* Roundwood (4" top tons) *The contract will reflect your selection. Roundwood Ton* Whole Tree Roundwood Logs Price per Ton Price per Ton Price per Total Min. Bid Bid Price Total Bid Tons Tons MBF Whole Tree Roundwood MBF per Product per Product Per Product MX HWD* 2614 2071 $2.77 $3.50 $7,248.50 Basswood 576 411 $1.43 $1.00 $411.00 MX HWD** 35 $85.00 $2,975.00 Basswood 8 $50.00 $400.00 Totals 3190 2482 43 $11,034.50 Total Bid = Bids will be awarded based upon total timber sale bid value. All bids must meet or exceed the minimum advertised price per species and per product, as listed in the Minimum Bid Specifications (above). Failure to do so will result in a rejected bid. Bid Price is based on unpeeled products. If declared the successful bidder for this timber sale, I agree to execute a contract of sale, furnish an approved performance bond amounting to 15 percent of my total timber sale bid value, provide proof of applicable insurances, and provide a current Wisconsin SFI training certificate within a maximum of 30 calendar days immediately following the auction date. Name/Company:___________________________________________________________________ Signature:________________________________________________________________________ Date Address:_________________________________________________________________________ Telephone:____________________________________ Email Address (optional) (clearly print): ___________________________________________________________ Please include the completed bid form in an envelope clearly marked "Timber Sale Bid Tract #______" for each sale bid. Bayfield County reserves the right to reject any and all bids, to waive technicalities, and to accept bids most advantageous to the County. Submit bids to: Bayfield County Forestry and Parks Department For Bid Results: Courthouse, Post Office Box 445 www.bayfieldcounty.wi.gov/344/Timber-Sales Washburn, WI 54891 **Approximatley 70% hard maple, 17% red maple, 11% ash, and 2% other hardwood Bayfield County Forestry and Parks Department Timber Sale Bid Species This Timber Sale is being offered: I Hereby Submit My Bid on Timber Sale Number: Estimated Volume Total Minimum Bid = *Approximately 69% hard maple, 15% red maple, 14% ash, 1% aspen, and 1% other hardwood Minimum Bid Specifications Final Bid Length of Contract (yrs):15-23 Town of Barnes Section 17, 18, and 19 T43N R9W Sale Area: 163 acres / Cut Area: 38 acres x x 3 Description: Whole Tree Ton My bid is based on (check one): Whole Tree Ton* Roundwood (4" top tons) *The contract will reflect your selection. Roundwood Ton* Whole Tree Roundwood Logs Price per Ton Price per Ton Price per Total Min. Bid Bid Price Total Bid Tons Tons MBF Whole Tree Roundwood MBF per Product per Product Per Product MX HWD* 3059 2450 $2.80 $3.50 $8,575.00 Basswood 546 393 $1.44 $1.00 $393.00 MX HWD** 42 $96.00 $4,032.00 Basswood 3 $50.00 $150.00 Totals 3605 2843 45 $13,150.00 Total Bid = Bids will be awarded based upon total timber sale bid value. All bids must meet or exceed the minimum advertised price per species and per product, as listed in the Minimum Bid Specifications (above). Failure to do so will result in a rejected bid. Bid Price is based on unpeeled products. If declared the successful bidder for this timber sale, I agree to execute a contract of sale, furnish an approved performance bond amounting to 15 percent of my total timber sale bid value, provide proof of applicable insurances, and provide a current Wisconsin SFI training certificate within a maximum of 30 calendar days immediately following the auction date. Name/Company:___________________________________________________________________ Signature:________________________________________________________________________ Date Address:_________________________________________________________________________ Telephone:____________________________________ Email Address (optional) (clearly print): ___________________________________________________________ Please include the completed bid form in an envelope clearly marked "Timber Sale Bid Tract #______" for each sale bid. Bayfield County reserves the right to reject any and all bids, to waive technicalities, and to accept bids most advantageous to the County. Submit bids to: Bayfield County Forestry and Parks Department For Bid Results: Courthouse, Post Office Box 445 www.bayfieldcounty.wi.gov/344/Timber-Sales Washburn, WI 54891 **Approximately 74% hard maple, 18% ash, 7% red maple, and 1% other hardwood Bayfield County Forestry and Parks Department Timber Sale Bid Species This Timber Sale is being offered: I Hereby Submit My Bid on Timber Sale Number: Estimated Volume Total Minimum Bid = *Approximately 75% hard maple, 14% red maple, 10% ash, and 1% other hardwood Minimum Bid Specifications Final Bid Length of Contract (yrs):1-24 Town of Barnes Section 24 T43N R9W Sale Area: 140 acres / Cut Area: 39 acres x x 3 Description: Acres: Whole Tree Ton My bid is based on (check one): Whole Tree Ton* Roundwood (4" top tons) *The contract will reflect your selection. Roundwood Ton* Whole Tree Roundwood Logs Price per Ton Price per Ton Price per Total Min. Bid Bid Price Total Bid Tons Tons MBF Whole Tree Roundwood MBF per Product per Product Per Product Mx. Hardwoods* 6735 5187 - $3.85 $2.90 - $15,042.30 Mx Hardwoods** - - 70 - - 85.00$ $5,950.00 Ash - - 31 - - 50.00$ $1,550.00 Totals 6735 5187 101 $22,542.30 Total Bid = *Approximately 43% red maple, 24% hard maple, 18% ash, 8% yellow birch, 4% aspen, 2% basswood, and 1% other Bids will be awarded based upon total timber sale bid value. All bids must meet or exceed the minimum advertised price per species and per product, as listed in the Minimum Bid Specifications (above). Failure to do so will result in a rejected bid. Bid Price is based on unpeeled products. If declared the successful bidder for this timber sale, I agree to execute a contract of sale, furnish an approved performance bond amounting to 15 percent of my total timber sale bid value, provide proof of applicable insurances, and provide a current Wisconsin SFI training certificate within a maximum of 30 calendar days immediately following the auction date. Name/Company:___________________________________________________________________ Signature:________________________________________________________________________ Date Address:_________________________________________________________________________ Telephone:____________________________________ Email Address (optional) (clearly print): ___________________________________________________________ Please include the completed bid form in an envelope clearly marked "Timber Sale Bid Tract #______" for each sale bid. Bayfield County reserves the right to reject any and all bids, to waive technicalities, and to accept bids most advantageous to the County. Submit bids to: Bayfield County Forestry and Parks Department For Bid Results: Courthouse, Post Office Box 445 www.bayfieldcounty.wi.gov/344/Timber-Sales Washburn, WI 54891 105 acres / Cut Area: 69 acres **Approximately 40% hard maple, 39% red maple, 11% basswood, 9% yellow birch, and 1% other Bayfield County Forestry and Parks Department Timber Sale Bid Species This Timber Sale is being offered: I Hereby Submit My Bid on Timber Sale Number: Estimated Volume Total Minimum Bid = Minimum Bid Specifications Final Bid Length of Contract (yrs):10-25 T44N R9W SE 1/4 S34 & SW 1/4 S35 x x TRACT 10-25 SUPPLEMENTAL REQUIREMENTS The following terms and conditions supplement those provided in the Bayfield County Timber Sale Contract.A. PRESCRIPTION:1. Unit 1 has a seed tree with conifer and oak reserves prescription with an estimated average residual basal area of 27 sq ft. 2. Units 2/3/4 have patch cut prescriptions with an estimated average residual basal area of 5 sq ft within patches. There are 23 patches totaling 22 acres. Patch sizes range from .25 acres to 2.25 acres. Median patch size is 1 acre. B. HARVEST REQUIREMENTS: 1. Unit 1, harvest all hardwood stems 2 inches and greater except for red oak. Leave all conifer. 2. Most patch harvest areas are designed with 2 purple dots facing the center of the patch along with purple panels on each side of the tree pointing towards the next boundary tree. There is a purple slash on the backside of each boundary tree which should help with navigating between patches. However, there are portions of several patches that share already red painted boundary trees that delineate other units. In these cases, just 2 purple dots that face into the patch were painted. 3. Within the matrix around the harvest patches in units 2, 3, & 4 there are ash trees available as a pre-salvage harvest. Contractor to harvest all ash trees within reach of processor while traveling to next patch. Additionally, any ash trees near the perimeter of harvest patches that contractor can reach and harvest with minimal damage to residual trees are also to be harvested. Any purple painted ash trees along patch cut areas to be harvested also. There is an estimated ash volumes of 1 MBF and 16 - These estimated volumes are included in the bid sheet. 4. Unit 2, inside patch harvest all hardwood stems 2 inches and greater. Leave all conifer. 5. Unit 3, inside patch harvest all hardwood stems greater than 4 inches. Leave all conifer. 6. Unit 4, inside patch harvest all hardwood stems greater than 6 inches. Leave all conifer. C. HARVEST AND OPERATIONAL REQUIREMENTS AND SEASONAL RESTRICTIONS: 1. Very dry or frozen harvest operations in 91% of sale area and frozen only operations in 9% of sale area (as determined by the county). See map. 2. No operations between breakup and July 15th to minimize bark slippage and damage on residual trees in units 2, 3, and 4. 3. The northernmost patch in the sale will need to be accessed by crossing a portion of an ash stand that stays wet. Frozen conditions are required to cross this approximately 50 ft stretch. 4. tinue to be very poor at the time of harvest, the County may sign a contract amendment with the purchaser changing the utilization those selected species. 5. Sale boundaries include red, purple, and blue paint lines. 6. Blue paint lines indicate private property, no equipment or felled trees may cross this line. 7. If harvest will utilize the whole tree, 1 in 10 tops must be left scattered throughout the sale. 8. Do not damage any survey monumentation. D. ACCESS AND ROADS: 1. Access to sale will require very dry or frozen conditions. 2. The sale is approx. 4.5 miles by road from the 43 road gate. The first 3.25 miles from the 43 road gate has been recently been improved and used for hauling operations. The next ¾ of a mile has had recent improvements (has been reopened by equipment). Contractor will need to reopen the last ¾ mile of trail for logging operations. Currently the last ¾ mile of trail is acceptable with an ATV but will need to be upgraded before it is ready for hauling conditions. 3. Access passes through 1 locked gate at the end of 43 road (see map). The County can provide access through gate upon request. 4. Sale access will use approximately 3.5 mile of snowmobile trail #31. Contractor to post appropriate signage on snowmobile trail #31 and use caution while hauling on these roads. 5. The south side of the sale is adjacent to a portion of tract 55-21. Haul route will pass through tract 55-21. See map. 6. Excessive damage (beyond normal wear and tear) to the snowmobile trail, as determined by the county, will not be tolerated. If Bayfield County determines excessive damage has occurred, the Contractor may be held responsible for a portion or all of the repair. The County and Contractor must communicate on a regular basis to ensure issues are addressed in a timely manner and the snowmobile trail remains safe and acceptable condition. 7. This contract requires County authorization for all road/landing construction and places a number other requirements on road construction and closure. 8. Decking of wood along town roads will not be allowed without permission from Bayfield County. E. OTHER: 1. To comply with Best Management Practices for Invasive Species: Prior to moving equipment onto or off the sale area, scrape or brush soil and debris from exterior surfaces to the extent practical. 2. This sale will be sold as a three (3) year contract. Contract extensions are not guaranteed. 3 Description: Acres: Whole Tree Ton My bid is based on (check one): Whole Tree Ton* Roundwood (4" top tons) *The contract will reflect your selection. Roundwood Ton* Whole Tree Roundwood Logs Price per Ton Price per Ton Price per Total Min. Bid Bid Price Total Bid Tons Tons MBF Whole Tree Roundwood MBF per Product per Product Per Product Aspen (9" avg. dia.) 1839 1436 $6.25 $8.00 $11,488.00 Oak 1688 1318 $1.41 $1.80 $2,372.40 Mixed Hardwood* 1110 833 $2.25 $3.00 $2,499.00 Red Pine (14" avg. dia.) 429 330 $16.85 21.90$ $7,227.00 White Pine** 434 314 $5.79 8.00$ $2,512.00 Oak*** 56 136.00$ 7,616.00$ Totals 5500 4231 56 $33,714.40 Total Bid = **Approximately 62% white pine and 38% balsam fir Bids will be awarded based upon total timber sale bid value. All bids must meet or exceed the minimum advertised price per species and per product, as listed in the Minimum Bid Specifications (above). Failure to do so will result in a rejected bid. Bid Price is based on unpeeled products. If declared the successful bidder for this timber sale, I agree to execute a contract of sale, furnish an approved performance bond amounting to 15 percent of my total timber sale bid value, provide proof of applicable insurances, and provide a current Wisconsin SFI training certificate within a maximum of 30 calendar days immediately following the auction date. Name/Company:___________________________________________________________________ Signature:________________________________________________________________________ Date Address:_________________________________________________________________________ Telephone:____________________________________ Email Address (optional) (clearly print): ___________________________________________________________ Please include the completed bid form in an envelope clearly marked "Timber Sale Bid Tract #______" for each sale bid. Bayfield County reserves the right to reject any and all bids, to waive technicalities, and to accept bids most advantageous to the County. Submit bids to: Bayfield County Forestry and Parks Department For Bid Results: Courthouse, Post Office Box 445 www.bayfieldcounty.wi.gov/344/Timber-Sales Washburn, WI 54891 130 (84 acres actual harvest) ***Approximately 93% oak, 6% maple, 1% other hardwood Bayfield County Forestry and Parks Department Timber Sale Bid Species This Timber Sale is being offered: I Hereby Submit My Bid on Timber Sale Number: Estimated Volume Total Minimum Bid = *Approximately 54% maple, 36% ash, 9% birch, 1% other hardwood Minimum Bid Specifications Final Bid Length of Contract (yrs):47-25 Sec 2 and 3 T49N R7W Town of Clover x x Bayfield County Forestry & Parks Department Forester: Andrew O'Krueg Twp: Range: Sec: Topography: Compartment: Township: Reforestation Code: Stand: Tract Number: Soil: 49N 7W 2,3 Gently Rolling Clover N/A 80 1,19,24 Contract Number: Loamy Sand/Clay Acres: 47-25 130 0 0.2 0.40.1 Miles (84 acres of actual harvest) ¯ }} }} }} }} }} }} }}}} }} }} }} }} }}}}}}}}}}}}}} }} }} }} }} }} }} }} }} }} }} }} Campbell Rd FR 440 North Boundary Rd 3 2 1110 Legend Trails }} Blue Paint Line Red Paint Line Unit 1 (50 acres) Unit 2 (19 acres) Unit 3 - Harvest (15 acres) Unit 3 - No Harvest Survey Monuments Private Property Grass Opening Reserve IslandsReserve Islands WetlandsWetlands Private Property Private Property Recommended Access - (New construction) Road has easement Road does not cross private property TRACT 47-25 – HARVEST REQUIREMENTS The following terms and conditions supplement those provided in the Bayfield County Timber Sale Contract. A. PRESCRIPTION: 1. Harvest unit 1 has a clearcut prescription with an estimated average residual basal area of 8 ft2. 2. Harvest unit 2 has a thinning prescription with an estimated average residual basal area of 106 ft2. 3. Harvest unit 3 has a group selection prescription with an estimated average residual basal area of 69 ft2. B. HARVEST REQUIREMENTS: 1. In units 1 and 2, harvest all hardwood, aspen, and oak stems 2” and greater, and harvest all orange marked pine. 2. In units 1 and 2, leave all unmarked conifer. 3. In unit 3, harvest all stems 2” and greater, leave all conifer. C. OPERATIONAL REQUIREMENTS AND SEASONAL RESTRICTIONS: 1. Approximately 70% of unit 1 may require frozen or dry ground conditions for harvesting. 2. Unit 2: No sale operations from March 15th to May 31st. 3. Sale boundaries consist of red paint line, blue paint line, roads, or an abrupt change in timber type. There are no paint lines separating units 1 and 2. 4. The cut boundaries for unit 3 are marked in purple paint with 2 dots facing in toward the cut area and vertical lines on the sides of the tree facing next boundary tree marked. 5. The blue paint line indicates private property. No equipment or felled trees may cross the line. 6. Harvested pine cannot be kept on the Bayfield County Forest for more than three weeks from May 1 st to August 31st. 7. If harvest will utilize the whole tree, 1 in 10 tops must be left scattered throughout the sale. D. ACCESS AND ROADS: 1. This contract requires County authorization for all road/landing construction and places a number of other requirements on road construction and closure. 2. Decking of wood along town roads will not be allowed without permission from Bayfield County. E. OTHER: 1. To comply with Best Management Practices for Invasive Species: Prior to moving equipment onto or off the sale area, scrape or brush soil and debris from exterior surfaces to the extent practical. 2. In 2018, oak wilt was officially confirmed in Bayfield County. Currently, this timber sale is located more than six miles away from the closest known infected tree. However, over the duration of this contract, additional infections could be discovered. If, over the duration of this contract, including extensions, oak wilt is officially confirmed within a six mile radius of this timber sale, as determined by the county, the following seasonal restriction will be applied: no harvesting operations will be allowed between April 15 (or as otherwise determined by the county) and July 15. 3. Utilization specification is to a 4” top. However, if the County determines that the ash and/or softwood pulpwood markets continue to be very poor at the time of harvest, the County may sign a contract amendment with the purchaser changing the utilization specification to a 5” top for those selected species. 3 Description: Acres: Whole Tree Ton My bid is based on (check one): Whole Tree Ton* Roundwood (4" top tons) *The contract will reflect your selection. Roundwood Ton* Whole Tree Roundwood Logs Price per Ton Price per Ton Price per Total Min. Bid Bid Price Total Bid Tons Tons MBF Whole Tree Roundwood MBF per Product per Product Per Product Aspen 6897 5247 $5.33 $7.00 $36,729.00 Mixed Hardwoods* 963 748 $2.95 $3.80 $2,842.40 Balsam Fir 360 259 $0.43 $0.60 $155.40 Ash 218 171 $0.39 $0.50 $85.50 Totals 8438 6425 0 $39,812.30 Total Bid = Bids will be awarded based upon total timber sale bid value. All bids must meet or exceed the minimum advertised price per species and per product, as listed in the Minimum Bid Specifications (above). Failure to do so will result in a rejected bid. Bid Price is based on unpeeled products. If declared the successful bidder for this timber sale, I agree to execute a contract of sale, furnish an approved performance bond amounting to 15 percent of my total timber sale bid value, provide proof of applicable insurances, and provide a current Wisconsin SFI training certificate within a maximum of 30 calendar days immediately following the auction date. Name/Company:___________________________________________________________________ Signature:________________________________________________________________________ Date Address:_________________________________________________________________________ Telephone:____________________________________ Email Address (optional) (clearly print): ___________________________________________________________ Please include the completed bid form in an envelope clearly marked "Timber Sale Bid Tract #______" for each sale bid. Bayfield County reserves the right to reject any and all bids, to waive technicalities, and to accept bids most advantageous to the County. Submit bids to: Bayfield County Forestry and Parks Department For Bid Results: Courthouse, Post Office Box 445 www.bayfieldcounty.wi.gov/344/Timber-Sales Washburn, WI 54891 115 Bayfield County Forestry and Parks Department Timber Sale Bid Species This Timber Sale is being offered: I Hereby Submit My Bid on Timber Sale Number: Estimated Volume Total Minimum Bid = *Approximately 53% maple, 28% oak, 17% basswood, 2% birch, 1% other Minimum Bid Specifications Final Bid Length of Contract (yrs):03-26 Sec 34 and 36 T49N R8W Town of Orienta x x Bayfield County Forestry & Parks Department Forester: Andrew O'Krueg Twp: Range: Sec: Topography: Compartment: Township: Reforestation Code: Stand: Tract Number: Soil: 49N 8W 34, 36 Gently Rolling Orienta N/A 92, 93 9, 10, 1 Contract Number: Clay/ Sandy Loam/ Silt Loam Acres: 03-26 115 0 0.25 0.50.13 Miles ¯ }} }} }} }} }} }} }} }}}}}}}}}} }} }} }} }} }} }} }} }} }} }} }} }} }} }} }} }} }} }} !. !. !. Battle Axe Rd N McLean Rd Hessey Rd 23 3534 Legend Trails }} Blue Paint Line Survey Monuments Red Paint Line Unit 1 (25 acres) Unit 2 (4 ac) Unit 3 (86 acres) Grass Openings Secured Access Private Property Streams à Temporary Crossings Private Property à à TRACT 03-26 – HARVEST REQUIREMENTS The following terms and conditions supplement those provided in the Bayfield County Timber Sale Contract. A. PRESCRIPTION: 1. Harvest units 1-3 have a coppice with standards prescription with an estimated average residual basal area of 1 ft2. B. HARVEST REQUIREMENTS: 1. In unit 1, harvest all stems 2” and greater, except leave all conifer. 2. In unit 2, harvest all aspen and hardwood stems 2” and greater and all balsam fir 6” and greater. Leave all balsam fir less than 6” and all other conifer. 3. In unit 3, harvest all aspen and hardwood stems 2” and greater and all balsam fir 6” and greater. Leave all oak and pine. C. OPERATIONAL REQUIREMENTS AND SEASONAL RESTRICTIONS: 1. Approximately 80% of this sale may require frozen or dry ground harvesting conditions. 2. Sale administrator may authorize one or two grass openings to be used as landings. Do not deck wood or disturb soil in all other grass openings indicated on map. 3. Sale boundaries consist of red paint line, roads, or an abrupt change in timber type. 4. If harvest will utilize the whole tree, 1 in 10 tops must be left scattered throughout the sale. D. ACCESS AND ROADS: 1. Access to this sale will cross private property, which has been secured. Access road may be used in winter or dry summer conditions. Contractor will be responsible for building the access road. At the end of the sale, the road must be leveled, to the satisfaction of the sale administrator. 2. Decking of wood on private property will not be allowed. 3. There are two potential temporary crossings on this sale. If either are crossed, contractor must construct a pole ford or similar crossing. Crossings must be approved by the sale administrator. Contractor is responsible for removing all materials used. 4. This contract requires County authorization for all road/landing construction and places a number of other requirements on road construction and closure. 5. Decking of wood along town roads will not be allowed without permission from Bayfield County. E. OTHER: 1. To comply with Best Management Practices for Invasive Species: Prior to moving equipment onto or off the sale area, scrape or brush soil and debris from exterior surfaces to the extent practical. 2. Utilization specification is to a 4” top. However, if the County determines that the ash and/or softwood pulpwood markets continue to be very poor at the time of harvest, the County may sign a contract amendment with the purchaser changing the utilization specification to a 5” top for those selected species. 2 Description: Acres: Whole Tree Ton My bid is based on (check one): Whole Tree Ton* Roundwood tons (4" top tons) *The contract will reflect your selection. Roundwood Ton* Whole Tree Roundwood Logs Price per Ton Price per Ton Price per Total Min. Bid Bid Price Total Bid Tons Tons MBF Whole Tree Roundwood MBF per Product per Product Per Product Aspen (avg dbh 8") 2146 1631 $6.84 $9.00 $14,679.00 Mixed Hardwood * 495 348 $2.74 $3.90 $1,357.20 Totals 2641 1979 0 $16,036.20 Total Bid = Bids will be awarded based upon total timber sale bid value. All bids must meet or exceed the minimum advertised price per species and per product, as listed in the Minimum Bid Specifications (above). Failure to do so will result in a rejected bid. Bid Price is based on unpeeled products. If declared the successful bidder for this timber sale, I agree to execute a contract of sale, furnish an approved performance bond amounting to 15 percent of my total timber sale bid value, provide proof of applicable insurances, and provide a current Wisconsin SFI training certificate within a maximum of 30 calendar days immediately following the auction date. Name/Company:___________________________________________________________________ Signature:________________________________________________________________________ Date Address:_________________________________________________________________________ Telephone:____________________________________ Email Address (optional) (clearly print): ___________________________________________________________ Please include the completed bid form and bid deposit in an envelope clearly marked "Timber Sale Bid Tract #____" for each sale bid. Bayfield County reserves the right to reject any and all bids, to waive technicalities, and to accept bids most advantageous to the County. Submit bids to: Bayfield County Forestry and Parks Department For Bid Results: Courthouse, Post Office Box 445 www.bayfieldcounty.wi.gov. Washburn, WI 54891 32 Bayfield County Forestry and Parks Department Timber Sale Bid Species This Timber Sale is being offered: I Hereby Submit My Bid on Timber Sale Number: Estimated Volume Total Minimum Bid = * Approx. 40% ash, 28% red maple, 18% basswood, 13 % white birch, 1% misc. Minimum Bid Specifications Final Bid Length of Contract (yrs):05-26 T51N R4W Sec.30 x x Forester: Soil: Topography: Twp: Range: Sec: Township: Compartment: Stand: Tract Number: Contract Number: Bayfield County Forestry & Parks Department Reforestation Code: Total Acres: 32 Mike Amman 51 4 30 Russell flat, rolling clay, sand 05-26 natural 15 14 ¯ W Old County Hwy K Lamont Rd Holt Rd State Hwy 13 29 19 30 20 0 0.1 0.3 0.4 0.60.1 Miles Private Land Harvest unit Sections Trails This map is not a survey of the actual boundary of any property this map depicts TRACT 05-26 – HARVEST REQUIREMENTS The following terms and conditions supplement those provided in the Bayfield County Timber Sale Contract. A. PRESCRIPTION: 1. Harvest area is an aspen clearcut harvest with an estimated average residual basal area of 19 sq. ft. B. HARVEST REQUIREMENTS: 1. Harvest unit: Harvest all hardwood stems 2” dbh and larger except oak. Leave all conifer and oak. 2. If harvest will utilize the whole tree, 1 in 10 tops must be left scattered throughout the sale. C. OPERATIONAL REQUIREMENTS AND SEASONAL RESTRICTIONS: 1. Minimize damage to residual trees. 2. Sale operations may only occur when the ground is frozen or in exceptionally dry conditions, as determined by the county. 3. No harvesting may occur between spring break-up and July 15th to reduce two-lined chestnut borer impacts and reduce the risk of oak wilt spreading. D. ACCESS AND ROADS: 1. Lamont road provides good access to timber sale. 2. This contract requires County authorization for all road/landing construction and places a number of requirements on road construction and closure. 3. Decking of wood along town roads will not be allowed without permission from Bayfield County E. OTHER: 1. There is a blue paint line marking the boundary to private land on the west side of the timber sale. No equipment or trees may cross the blue paint line. 2. Timber sale boundaries consist of red paint, roads and blue paint. 3. The reserve islands are painted out in red. 4. To comply with Best Management Practices for Invasive Species: Prior to moving equipment onto or off the sale area, scrape or brush soil and debris from exterior surfaces to the extent practical. 5. Do not damage any survey monumentation. 2 Description: Acres: Whole Tree Ton My bid is based on (check one): Whole Tree Ton* Roundwood tons (4" top tons) *The contract will reflect your selection. Roundwood Ton* Whole Tree Roundwood Logs Price per Ton Price per Ton Price per Total Min. Bid Bid Price Total Bid Tons Tons MBF Whole Tree Roundwood MBF per Product per Product Per Product Aspen (avg dbh 8")* 5124 3838 $6.29 $8.40 $32,239.20 Totals 5124 3838 0 $32,239.20 Total Bid = Bids will be awarded based upon total timber sale bid value. All bids must meet or exceed the minimum advertised price per species and per product, as listed in the Minimum Bid Specifications (above). Failure to do so will result in a rejected bid. Bid Price is based on unpeeled products. If declared the successful bidder for this timber sale, I agree to execute a contract of sale, furnish an approved performance bond amounting to 15 percent of my total timber sale bid value, provide proof of applicable insurances, and provide a current Wisconsin SFI training certificate within a maximum of 30 calendar days immediately following the auction date. Name/Company:___________________________________________________________________ Signature:________________________________________________________________________ Date Address:_________________________________________________________________________ Telephone:____________________________________ Email Address (optional) (clearly print): ___________________________________________________________ Please include the completed bid form and bid deposit in an envelope clearly marked "Timber Sale Bid Tract #____" for each sale bid. Bayfield County reserves the right to reject any and all bids, to waive technicalities, and to accept bids most advantageous to the County. Submit bids to: Bayfield County Forestry and Parks Department For Bid Results: Courthouse, Post Office Box 445 www.bayfieldcounty.wi.gov. Washburn, WI 54891 56 Bayfield County Forestry and Parks Department Timber Sale Bid Species This Timber Sale is being offered: I Hereby Submit My Bid on Timber Sale Number: Estimated Volume Total Minimum Bid = * Approx. 94% aspen, 5% red maple, 1% misc. Minimum Bid Specifications Final Bid Length of Contract (yrs):09-26 T50N R5W Sec.10,15,16 x x Forester: Soil: Topography: Twp: Range: Sec: Township: Compartment: Stand: Tract Number: Contract Number: Bayfield County Forestry & Parks Department Reforestation Code: Total Acres: 56 Mike Amman 51 5 10,15,16 Bayfield flat clay 09-26 natural 39 28 S Pratt Rd Henkens Rd Butterfield Rd Star Route Rd 15 16 9 10 0 0.1 0.3 0.4 0.60.1 Miles Harvest Unit Sections Trails Streams ¯ access road access road Stream crossing (installed by County) survey pipe temp crossing locations (pole ford) reserve islands TRACT 09-26 – HARVEST REQUIREMENTS The following terms and conditions supplement those provided in the Bayfield County Timber Sale Contract. A. PRESCRIPTION: 1. Harvest area is an aspen clearcut harvest with an estimated average residual basal area of 3 sq. ft. B. HARVEST REQUIREMENTS: 1. Harvest units: Harvest all hardwood 2” dbh and greater. Leave all conifer and red painted trees (2 trees in north unit). 2. If harvest will utilize the whole tree, 1 in 10 tops must be left scattered throughout the sale. 3. Sale boundaries are painted out in red. C. OPERATIONAL REQUIREMENTS AND SEASONAL RESTRICTIONS: 1. Sale operations may only occur when the ground is either dry or frozen, as determined by the county D. ACCESS AND ROADS: 1. Access is off Star Route Road where a recent sale has improved the first half mile with gravel on the long downhill. The second half mile is a clay/and road that needs some shaping in areas. 2. There are two areas of concentrated flow that will require temp. crossing structures i.e. pole ford, temp. culvert, mats, etc., as approved by the sale administrator. Before sale closeout can occur, these crossing locations must be restored to provide natural flow as approved by the sale administrator. 3. This sale also includes a temporary mat bridge crossing as shown on the map. County will secure the permit, install and remove temp. bridge crossing. Contractor must give the County at least 30 days’ notice before going active to give the County time to install temp. crossing. E. OTHER: 1. The reserve islands are painted out in red. Scattered leave trees are marked with a red slash and should be left. 2. To comply with Best Management Practices for Invasive Species: Prior to moving equipment onto or off the sale area, scrape or brush soil and debris from exterior surfaces to the extent practical. 3. Do not damage any survey monumentation. 2 Description: Acres: Whole Tree Ton My bid is based on (check one): Whole Tree Ton* Roundwood tons (4" top tons) *The contract will reflect your selection. Roundwood Ton* Whole Tree Roundwood Logs Price per Ton Price per Ton Price per Total Min. Bid Bid Price Total Bid Tons Tons MBF Whole Tree Roundwood MBF per Product per Product Per Product Aspen (avg dbh 10") 4068 3221 $6.49 $8.20 $26,412.20 Mixed Hardwoods * 807 603 $1.42 $1.90 $1,145.70 Totals 4875 3824 0 $27,557.90 Total Bid = Bids will be awarded based upon total timber sale bid value. All bids must meet or exceed the minimum advertised price per species and per product, as listed in the Minimum Bid Specifications (above). Failure to do so will result in a rejected bid. Bid Price is based on unpeeled products. If declared the successful bidder for this timber sale, I agree to execute a contract of sale, furnish an approved performance bond amounting to 15 percent of my total timber sale bid value, provide proof of applicable insurances, and provide a current Wisconsin SFI training certificate within a maximum of 30 calendar days immediately following the auction date. Name/Company:___________________________________________________________________ Signature:________________________________________________________________________ Date Address:_________________________________________________________________________ Telephone:____________________________________ Email Address (optional) (clearly print): ___________________________________________________________ Please include the completed bid form and bid deposit in an envelope clearly marked "Timber Sale Bid Tract #____" for each sale bid. Bayfield County reserves the right to reject any and all bids, to waive technicalities, and to accept bids most advantageous to the County. Submit bids to: Bayfield County Forestry and Parks Department For Bid Results: Courthouse, Post Office Box 445 www.bayfieldcounty.wi.gov. Washburn, WI 54891 61 Bayfield County Forestry and Parks Department Timber Sale Bid Species This Timber Sale is being offered: I Hereby Submit My Bid on Timber Sale Number: Estimated Volume Total Minimum Bid = * Approx. ash 48%, red maple 27%, sugar maple 18%, yellow birch 5%, 1% misc. Minimum Bid Specifications Final Bid Length of Contract (yrs):14-26 T50N R6W Sec.23,24 x x Forester: Soil: Topography: Twp: Range: Sec: Township: Compartment: Stand: Tract Number: Contract Number: Bayfield County Forestry & Parks Department Reforestation Code: Total Acres: 61 Mike Amman 50 6 23,24 Bell flat, rolling clay 14-26 natural 47 12 ââââââââ ââââââââââ ââ ââââââ ââ ââ ââ ââ ââ ââ ââ ââ ââ ââââââ ââ ââ ââââââââ ââââ ââââââââ ââ ââ ââââ ââââââââââââââââââââââââââ ââââ ââ ââââââââââââ ââ ââ ââ ââ ââ ââ ââ ââ ââ ââ ââ ââ ââ ââ ââ ââ ââ ââ ââ ââ ââ ââ ââ ââ County Hwy C Old County Hwy C Jodi Rd 23 24 0 0.1 0.3 0.4 0.60.1 Miles Harvest Unit Sections Trails Streams ââ Snowmobile trail ¯ preferred access route Gate Gate TRACT 14-26 – HARVEST REQUIREMENTS The following terms and conditions supplement those provided in the Bayfield County Timber Sale Contract. A. PRESCRIPTION: 1. Harvest area is an aspen clearcut harvest with an estimated average residual basal area of 24 sq. ft. B. HARVEST REQUIREMENTS: 1. Harvest units: Harvest all hardwood 2” and greater. Leave all conifer. 2. If harvest will utilize the whole tree, 1 in 10 tops must be left scattered throughout the sale. C. OPERATIONAL REQUIREMENTS AND SEASONAL RESTRICTIONS: 1. Timber sale boundaries consist of red paint and trails. 2. Minimize damage to residual trees. 3. Sale operations may only occur when the ground is dry or frozen, as determined by the county 4. Reserve islands are painted out in red paint. D. ACCESS AND ROADS: 1. Preferred access route is the north access road off Hwy C. 2. Portions of the access trail are also a snowmobile trail. i. Purchasers must ensure that harvesting and hauling operations will not create a hazard to snowmobiles. Purchasers must post caution signs. During winter harvesting the snowmobile trail must be kept unobstructed and in a packed snow condition. Where possible avoid damage to signs and trail markers. Snowmobile trail must be returned to pre- sale conditions upon completion of sale. E. OTHER: 1. To comply with Best Management Practices for Invasive Species: Prior to moving equipment onto or off the sale area, scrape or brush soil and debris from exterior surfaces to the extent practical. 2. Do not damage any survey monumentation. 3 Description: Total sale acres: 220 / Cut acres: 55 acres Whole Tree Ton My bid is based on (check one): Whole Tree Ton* Roundwood tons (4" top tons) *The contract will reflect your selection. Roundwood Ton* Whole Tree Roundwood Logs Price per Ton Price per Ton Price per Total Min. Bid Bid Price Total Bid Tons Tons MBF Whole Tree Roundwood MBF per Product per Product Per Product Red Oak 2589 1898 $1.39 $1.90 $3,606.20 Mixed Hardwood * 1839 1427 $3.10 $4.00 $5,708.00 Red Oak (16" dbh avg.) 259 $187.00 $48,433.00 Mixed Hardwood ** 31 $113.00 $3,503.00 Totals 4428 3325 290 $61,250.20 Total Bid = Bids will be awarded based upon total timber sale bid value. All bids must meet or exceed the minimum advertised price per species and per product, as listed in the Minimum Bid Specifications (above). Failure to do so will result in a rejected bid. Bid Price is based on unpeeled products. If declared the successful bidder for this timber sale, I agree to execute a contract of sale, furnish an approved performance bond amounting to 15 percent of my total timber sale bid value, provide proof of applicable insurances, and provide a current Wisconsin SFI training certificate within a maximum of 30 calendar days immediately following the auction date. Name/Company:___________________________________________________________________ Signature:________________________________________________________________________ Date Address:_________________________________________________________________________ Telephone:____________________________________ Email Address (optional) (clearly print): ___________________________________________________________ Please include the completed bid form and bid deposit in an envelope clearly marked "Timber Sale Bid Tract #____" for each sale bid. Bayfield County reserves the right to reject any and all bids, to waive technicalities, and to accept bids most advantageous to the County. Submit bids to: Bayfield County Forestry and Parks Department For Bid Results: Courthouse, Post Office Box 445 www.bayfieldcounty.wi.gov. Washburn, WI 54891 ** Approx. basswood 45%, sugar maple 29%, red maple 15%, ash 9%, misc. 1% Bayfield County Forestry and Parks Department Timber Sale Bid Species This Timber Sale is being offered: I Hereby Submit My Bid on Timber Sale Number: Estimated Volume Total Minimum Bid = * Approx. sugar maple 44%, red maple 36%, basswood 13%, ash 5%, 2% misc. Minimum Bid Specifications Final Bid Length of Contract (yrs):15-26 T50N R4W Sec. 4,5,8,17 x x Forester: Soil: Topography: Twp: Range: Sec: Township: Compartment: Stand: Tract Number: Contract Number: Bayfield County Forestry & Parks Department Reforestation Code: Total Sale: 220 acres Harvest Acres: 55 Mike Amman 50 4 4,5,8,17 Bayfield rolling, hilly sandy, sand over clay 15-26 natural 14,34,41 ââ ââ ââ ââ ââ ââ ââ ââ ââ ââ ââââ ââ ââââââ ââââ ââââââ ââââââââ ââââ ââââââ ââââââââ ââââââ ââ ââ ââââââ ââ ââ ââ ââ ââââââââââââââââââââââââ ââââââââââââââââ ââââ ââ ââââ ââââ ââ ââ ââ ââââââââââââââââââââ ââââââââââââââââââââââââââââ ââââââââââââââââââââââââ Valley Rd Gotchling Rd Schultz Fire Ln CFR 33A 17 8 6 5 0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.80.1 Miles ¯ Roads Harvest Unit 1 (46 acres) Harvest Unit 2 (9 acres) Streams ââ ââ Snowmobile Trail Blue paint line Private Land This map is not a survey of the actual boundary of any property this map depicts. 1/4 mile to Echo Valley 31,1,5,22,18 Private Land Bridge (Cannot haul across) Powerline Powerline Existing old road (can be used to connect to powerline road)recomm ended access road TRACT 15-26 – HARVEST REQUIREMENTS The following terms and conditions supplement those provided in the Bayfield County Timber Sale Contract. A. PRESCRIPTION: 1. Unit 1: Harvest patches (.5-1 acre) within 4 mature oak and northern hardwood stands. Patch distance is approx. 300-330 ft from gap center to gap center. 2. Unit 2: Overstory removal with a residual basal area of 0 sq. ft. B. HARVEST REQUIREMENTS: 1. Unit 1: Harvest all hardwood stems 2” dbh and greater within the red painted patches. Leave all conifer. 2. Unit 2: Harvest all hardwood stems 8” dbh and greater. Unit is bordered by the power line on the north, blue paint on the south east and red paint on the east and west sides. Leave all conifer. 3. If harvest will utilize the whole tree, 1 in 10 tops must be left scattered throughout the sale. C. OPERATIONAL REQUIREMENTS AND SEASONAL RESTRICTIONS: 1. Care must be taken when skidding between gaps to avoid residual tree damage. If operational trees need to be cut for skidding purposes only the lowest value trees may be cut. 2. Unit 1 has a harvest restriction from breakup to July 15 to protect the residual trees from bark peeling if incidental residual damage occurs. 3. Unit 2 can be harvested anytime outside of spring breakup conditions, as determined by the sale administrator. Minimize damage to advance regeneration. 4. All units have good summer chance harvest opportunities. No sale operations allowed during periods of snow cover to alleviate any overlap with the snowmobile trail system in this area. 5. A powerline, as noted on the map, is present within this sale area. Not decking within 100 ft of the powerline. Use care when operating in and around powerline. D. ACCESS AND ROADS: 1. Access can be off Echo Valley road and/or Gotchling road. 2. The maps shows the recommended access route into the northern units. These roads have been used in the past for timber sale access. There is an existing road that goes east within Unit 2 towards the powerline that can be extended into the powerline to shorten skidding distances. There is also a trail that goes west from Unit 2 that connects to the powerline to the west. Either way is an option. 3. There is a bridge, noted on the map, on the north end of the sale. This snowmobile trail bridge cannot support log trucks and cannot be used as a haul route. E. OTHER: 1. The blue line indicates private property. No equipment or felled trees may cross the blue line. 2. To comply with Best Management Practices for Invasive Species: Prior to moving equipment onto or off the sale area, scrape or brush soil and debris from exterior surfaces to the extent practical. 3. Do not damage any survey monumentation. 3 Description: Acres: Whole Tree Ton My bid is based on (check one): Whole Tree Ton* Roundwood (4" top tons) *The contract will reflect your selection. Roundwood Ton* Whole Tree Roundwood Logs Price per Ton Price per Ton Price per Total Min. Bid Bid Price Total Bid Tons Tons MBF Whole Tree Roundwood MBF per Product per Product Per Product Mixed Hardwoods* 8797 6712 - - $3.80 - $25,505.60 Aspen (10" DBH Ave) 2544 2026 - - $8.00 - $16,208.00 Mixed Hardwoods** - - 120 - - $105.00 $12,600.00 Totals 11341 8738 120 $54,313.60 Total Bid = *Approximately 46% sugar maple, 35% red maple, 9% ash, 3% yellow birch, 3% basswood, 2% white birch, 1% ironwood, and 1% other hardwood **Approximately 50% sugar maple, 23% red maple, 11% ash, 10% basswood, 3% yellow birch, 2% white birch, and 1% other hardwood Bids will be awarded based upon total timber sale bid value. All bids must meet or exceed the minimum advertised price per species and per product, as listed in the Minimum Bid Specifications (above). Failure to do so will result in a rejected bid. Bid Price is based on unpeeled products. If declared the successful bidder for this timber sale, I agree to execute a contract of sale, furnish an approved performance bond amounting to 15 percent of my total timber sale bid value, provide proof of applicable insurances, and provide a current Wisconsin SFI training certificate within a maximum of 30 calendar days immediately following the auction date. Name/Company:___________________________________________________________________ Signature:________________________________________________________________________ Date Address:_________________________________________________________________________ Telephone:____________________________________ Email Address (optional) (clearly print): ___________________________________________________________ Please include the completed bid form in an envelope clearly marked "Timber Sale Bid Tract #______" for each sale bid. Bayfield County reserves the right to reject any and all bids, to waive technicalities, and to accept bids most advantageous to the County. Submit bids to: Bayfield County Forestry and Parks Department For Bid Results: Courthouse, Post Office Box 445 www.bayfieldcounty.wi.gov/344/Timber-Sales Washburn, WI 54891 Total Minimum Bid = Minimum Bid Specifications Final Bid Length of Contract (yrs):20-26 T43N R9W Sec 11, 12, 13, & 14 Town of Barnes 144 Acres / 110 Cut Acres Bayfield County Forestry and Parks Department Timber Sale Bid Species This Timber Sale is being offered: I Hereby Submit My Bid on Timber Sale Number: Estimated Volume x x TRACT 20-26SUPPLEMENTAL REQUIREMENTSThe following terms and conditions supplement those provided in the Bayfield County Timber Sale Contract. A. PRESCRIPTION:1. Units 1 & 2 have a northern hardwood patch cut prescription with an estimated average residual basal area of 1 sq ft within patches. There are 12 patches totaling 12 acres. Patch sizes vary from 0.5 to 1.8 acres, with a median patch size of 1 acre. 2. Unit 3 has a northern hardwood clear-cut with oak reserves prescription with an estimated average residual basal area of 3 sq ft. 3. Unit 4 has a northern hardwood coppice prescription with an estimated average residual basal area of 5 sq ft. 4. Unit 5 has a red maple clear-cut with conifer and yellow birch reserves with an estimated average residual basal area of 35 sq ft. B. HARVEST REQUIREMENTS: 1. Units 1 & 2. The patch cuts in this sale are delineated in 2 different ways. 6 of the patches are delineated with red paint, with 1 red dot facing the center of the patch along with red panels on each side of the tree pointing towards the next boundary tree. 6 of the patches are not painted; contractor to use georeferenced maps (Avenza) to assist with navigation. These Avenza-mapped patches are nested within uniform portions of the stand, away from stand boundaries and sensitive features. The summer chance Avenza patches are positioned so interior wetlands within the harvest areas. Avenza patches are 1-acre (235 ft in diameter. Given the greater ambiguity of georeferenced lines sale administration will provide more flexibility on the boundaries of the Avenza patches. i. Unit 1, harvest all hardwood stems 2 inches and greater except for oak. Leave all conifer. ii. Unit 2, harvest all hardwoods stems 2 inches and greater except for oak and hard maple less or equal to 4 inches. Leave all conifer. 2. Unit 3, harvest all hardwood stems 2 inches and greater except for oak. Leave all conifer. 3. Unit 4, harvest all hardwood stems 2 inches and greater except for oak. Leave all conifer. 4. Unit 5, harvest all hardwood stems except for yellow birch less than or equal to 4 inches. Leave all conifer. C. HARVEST AND OPERATIONAL REQUIREMENTS AND SEASONAL RESTRICTIONS: 1. The 6 southern patches in units 1/2 (5% of sale) are summer chance operations (as determined by the County, see map). Between the summer chance patches there are some small, forested wetlands. Contractor to navigate around these wetlands or wait for frozen ground conditions to forward/skid through. 2. The majority of the sale, 95% of sale, is frozen only (as determined by the County). 3. Utilization specification is to a 4 top. However, if the County determines that the ash/or softwood pulpwood markets continue to be very poor at the time of harvest the County will sign a contract amendment with the purchaser changing the utilization specification to selected species. 4. Sale harvest and operational boundaries include red and blue paint lines, roads/trails, and clear transitions to less than 10-year-old stands. 5. If harvest will utilize the whole tree, 1 in 10 tops must be left scattered throughout the sale. 6. Do not damage any survey monumentation. D. ACCESS AND ROADS: 1. A portion of the access route utilizes a snowmobile trail (trail #31). i. The purchaser must ensure that harvesting and hauling operations will not create a hazard to snowmobiles. Purchaser must post caution signs. ii. During winter harvesting the snowmobile trail must be kept unobstructed and in a packed snow condition. iii. Where possible avoid damage to signs and trail markers. iv. 2. Snowmobile trail #31 and old haul trails can be used to access the sale. 3. Access passes through 1 locked gate at the end of 43 road (see map). The County can provide access through gate upon request. 4. This contract requires County authorization for all road/landing construction and places a number other requirements on road construction and closure. 5. This contract requires County authorization for all road/landing construction and places a number other requirements on road construction and closure. E. OTHER: 1. To comply with Best Management Practices for Invasive Species: Prior to moving equipment onto or off the sale area, scrape or brush soil and debris from exterior surfaces to the extent practical. 2. This sale will be sold as a three (3) year contract. Contract extensions are not guaranteed. 2 Description: Total sale acres: 113 / Cut acres: 53 acres Whole Tree Ton My bid is based on (check one): Whole Tree Ton* Roundwood tons (4" top tons) *The contract will reflect your selection. Roundwood Ton* Whole Tree Roundwood Logs Price per Ton Price per Ton Price per Total Min. Bid Bid Price Total Bid Tons Tons MBF Whole Tree Roundwood MBF per Product per Product Per Product Mixed Hardwoods * 4058 2995 $2.73 $3.70 $11,081.50 Aspen 1208 929 $6.08 $7.90 $7,339.10 Red Oak 806 564 $2.00 $1,128.00 Red Oak 30 $180.00 $5,400.00 Basswood** 15 $57.00 $855.00 Totals 6072 4488 45 $25,803.60 Total Bid = Bids will be awarded based upon total timber sale bid value. All bids must meet or exceed the minimum advertised price per species and per product, as listed in the Minimum Bid Specifications (above). Failure to do so will result in a rejected bid. Bid Price is based on unpeeled products. If declared the successful bidder for this timber sale, I agree to execute a contract of sale, furnish an approved performance bond amounting to 15 percent of my total timber sale bid value, provide proof of applicable insurances, and provide a current Wisconsin SFI training certificate within a maximum of 30 calendar days immediately following the auction date. Name/Company:___________________________________________________________________ Signature:________________________________________________________________________ Date Address:_________________________________________________________________________ Telephone:____________________________________ Email Address (optional) (clearly print): ___________________________________________________________ Please include the completed bid form and bid deposit in an envelope clearly marked "Timber Sale Bid Tract #____" for each sale bid. Bayfield County reserves the right to reject any and all bids, to waive technicalities, and to accept bids most advantageous to the County. Submit bids to: Bayfield County Forestry and Parks Department For Bid Results: Courthouse, Post Office Box 445 www.bayfieldcounty.wi.gov. Washburn, WI 54891 ** Approx. basswood 53%, red maple 33%, sugar maple 12%, misc. 1% Bayfield County Forestry and Parks Department Timber Sale Bid Species This Timber Sale is being offered: I Hereby Submit My Bid on Timber Sale Number: Estimated Volume Total Minimum Bid = * Approx. red maple 48%, sugar maple 24%, basswood 11%, yellow birch 9%, white birch 7%, 1% misc. Minimum Bid Specifications Final Bid Length of Contract (yrs):22-26 T50,51N R4,5W Sec. 5,32 x x Forester: Soil: Topography: Twp: Range: Sec: Township: Compartment: Stand: Tract Number: Contract Number: Bayfield County Forestry & Parks Department Reforestation Code: Total Acres:113 Cut Acres:53 Mike Amman 50,51 4,5 5,32 Russell, Bayfield flat, rolling Sandy, Silt 22-26 natural 16 4,45 5 32 0 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.40.1 Miles Sections Unit 1 1 acre patch Unit 2 (6 acres) grouse trees Trails ¯ sultz fire lane Compton Road reserve islands 1.5 miles to compton rd TRACT 22-26 – HARVEST REQUIREMENTS The following terms and conditions supplement those provided in the Bayfield County Timber Sale Contract. A. PRESCRIPTION: 1. Unit 1: Harvest patches (1 acre) within a mature oak and northern hardwood stand. Patch distance is approx. 350-400 ft from gap center to gap center. Total gap harvest is 16 acres (20% of total stand area). 2. Unit 2: Coppice harvest with a residual basal area of 6 sq. ft. B. HARVEST REQUIREMENTS: 1. Unit 1: Harvest all hardwood stems 2” dbh and greater within the avenza gap. Leave all conifer. The patches in this unit are not painted; contractor must use georeferenced maps (Avenza) to assist with navigation. Avenza patches are 1-acre (235 ft in diameter) in size. These avenza-mapped patches are placed away from stand boundaries, and sensitive features like interior wetlands. Given the greater ambiguity of georeferenced lines, sale administration will provide more flexibility on the boundaries of the avenza patches. 2. Unit 2: Harvest all hardwood stems 2” dbh and greater. Leave all conifer. 3. If harvest will utilize the whole tree, 1 in 10 tops must be left scattered throughout the sale. C. OPERATIONAL REQUIREMENTS AND SEASONAL RESTRICTIONS: 1. Care must be taken when skidding between gaps to avoid residual tree damage. If operational trees need to be cut for skidding purposes only the lowest value trees may be cut. 2. Unit 1 has a harvest restriction from breakup to August 10 to protect the nesting season of an important avian species 3. Unit 2: Approx. 70% has good summer chance harvest conditions. Approx. 30% may require frozen conditions to harvest as determined by the sale administrator. The reserve areas within this unit are either areas of concentrated flow or wetlands. D. ACCESS AND ROADS: 1. Access is off Sultz fire lane off Compton road. E. OTHER: 1. Unit 2 is painted out in red paint. 2. This sale includes 3 trees marked with a red ring painted at 4.5 ft off the ground with an ‘X’ painted below that line. Operator must fell and leave trees marked with red ‘X’. ‘X’ painted trees should be cut just above the red painted ring and the tree should lie on the ground as close to the high stump as possible. These trees will create ruffed grouse drumming habitat. 3. The reserve islands are painted out in red paint. 4. To comply with Best Management Practices for Invasive Species: Prior to moving equipment onto or off the sale area, scrape or brush soil and debris from exterior surfaces to the extent practical. 5. Do not damage any survey monumentation. 2 Description: Acres: Whole Tree Ton My bid is based on (check one): Whole Tree Ton* Roundwood (4" top tons) *The contract will reflect your selection. Roundwood Ton* Whole Tree Roundwood Logs Price per Ton Price per Ton Price per Total Min. Bid Bid Price Total Bid Tons Tons MBF Whole Tree Roundwood MBF per Product per Product Per Product Mixed Hardwood* 3095 2379 $3.10 $7,374.90 Aspen 569 465 $6.70 $3,115.50 Balsam Fir 189 113 $0.50 $56.50 Mixed Hardwood* 35 $81.00 $2,835.00 Totals 3853 2957 35 $13,381.90 Total Bid = Bids will be awarded based upon total timber sale bid value. All bids must meet or exceed the minimum advertised price per species and per product, as listed in the Minimum Bid Specifications (above). Failure to do so will result in a rejected bid. Bid Price is based on unpeeled products. If declared the successful bidder for this timber sale, I agree to execute a contract of sale, furnish an approved performance bond amounting to 15 percent of my total timber sale bid value, provide proof of applicable insurances, and provide a current Wisconsin SFI training certificate within a maximum of 30 calendar days immediately following the auction date. Name/Company:___________________________________________________________________ Signature:________________________________________________________________________ Date Address:_________________________________________________________________________ Telephone:____________________________________ Email Address (optional) (clearly print): ___________________________________________________________ Please include the completed bid form in an envelope clearly marked "Timber Sale Bid Tract #______" for each sale bid. Bayfield County reserves the right to reject any and all bids, to waive technicalities, and to accept bids most advantageous to the County. Submit bids to: Bayfield County Forestry and Parks Department For Bid Results: Courthouse, Post Office Box 445 www.bayfieldcounty.wi.gov/344/Timber-Sales Washburn, WI 54891 49 Bayfield County Forestry and Parks Department Timber Sale Bid Species This Timber Sale is being offered: I Hereby Submit My Bid on Timber Sale Number: Estimated Volume Total Minimum Bid = Minimum Bid Specifications Final Bid Length of Contract (yrs):24-26 Sec 11 and 14 T51N R4W Town of Russell *Approximately 47% red maple, 19% yellow birch, 11% sugar maple, 9% basswood, 8% oak, 3% white birch, 2% ash, 1% other hardwood x x TRACT 24-26 – HARVEST REQUIREMENTS The following terms and conditions supplement those provided in the Bayfield County Timber Sale Contract. A. PRESCRIPTION: 1. Harvest unit 1 has a coppice with standards prescription with an estimated average residual basal area of 6 ft2. 2. Harvest unit 2 has an overstory removal prescription with an estimated average residual basal area of 23 ft2. 3. Harvest unit 3 has a clearcut with reserves prescription with an estimated average residual basal area of 15 ft2. B. HARVEST REQUIREMENTS: 1. In unit 1, harvest all unmarked hardwood stems and balsam fir 2” and greater. Leave all purple marked trees and all conifer except balsam fir. 2. In unit 2, harvest all hardwood stems 8” diameter and greater. Leave all conifer and all hardwood stems <8” diameter. 3. In unit 3, harvest all unmarked hardwood stems and all balsam fir 2” and greater. Leave all purple marked trees, all conifer except balsam fir, and all oak and yellow birch <4” diameter. 4. In all units, harvest all root-sprung blown down trees. The blown down trees must be sufficiently root-sprung that the sale administrator will be able to tell from the stump that the tree had significant wind damage. The sale administrator may designate additional wind damaged trees that are broken off or have significant damage to the crown. Most of the blowdown is located north of Emil Rd. The blowdown volume makes up roughly 2% of the total sale volume. C. OPERATIONAL REQUIREMENTS AND SEASONAL RESTRICTIONS: 1. Season limitation: While the ground can support summer operations when conditions are dry, hauling on Old K during non- frozen conditions has NOT been authorized by the Town of Russell and Red Cliff has indicated that Blueberry Road may not be used for hauling. 2. There is a crossing indicated on the map. One crossing is allowed (no permit needed) and must be approved by Bayfield County. If the intermittent stream is crossed in the summer, crane mats must be used. Bayfield County has a limited amount of crane mats available. If mats are provided by the county, the contractor is responsible for picking up, hauling and returning mats to a location designated by the sale administrator. 3. The sale contains a number of seasonal flow drainages and intermittent streams. Contractor must minimize the number of crossings and use caution when harvesting near them to prevent rutting and erosion. Crossings must be approved by the sale administrator 4. The blue paint line indicates private property. No equipment or felled trees may cross the line. 5. If harvest will utilize the whole tree, 1 in 10 tops must be left scattered throughout the sale. D. ACCESS AND ROADS: 1. This contract requires County authorization for all road/landing construction and places a number of other requirements on road construction and closure. 2. Decking of wood along town roads will not be allowed without permission from Bayfield County. E. OTHER: 1. The sale borders a portion of the Raspberry River hiking trail. Keep all slash 15’ away from the trail and do not cut any blue paint marking the trail. 2. To comply with Best Management Practices for Invasive Species: Prior to moving equipment onto or off the sale area, scrape or brush soil and debris from exterior surfaces to the extent practical. 3. If the purchaser does not have a market for softwood pulp, merchantable balsam fir may be severed from the stump and left on the ground. If the purchaser selects this option, the purchaser will be required at the end of the sale to pay for the estimated volume of Balsam Fir at current contract rates on the sale. If a portion of the Balsam is utilized and a portion is not the purchaser will be required at the end of the sale to pay at current contract rates for the difference between the estimated volume and the amount harvested. If the amount harvested exceeds the estimated volume no extra payment will be required. 4. Utilization specification is to a 4” top. However, if the County determines that pulpwood markets continue to be very poor at the time of harvest the County will sign a contract amendment with the purchaser changing the utilization specification to a 5” top for selected species. When determining condition of the market, the County will pay particular attention to the amount of wood being purchased by the mills in Wisconsin Rapids and any other significant shifts in wood demand. 2 Description: Acres: Whole Tree Ton My bid is based on (check one): Whole Tree Ton* Roundwood (4" top tons) *The contract will reflect your selection. Roundwood Ton* Whole Tree Roundwood Logs Price per Ton Price per Ton Price per Total Min. Bid Bid Price Total Bid Tons Tons MBF Whole Tree Roundwood MBF per Product per Product Per Product Red Pine* 1581 1193 $23.54 $31.20 $37,221.60 Totals 1581 1193 0 $37,221.60 Total Bid = Bids will be awarded based upon total timber sale bid value. All bids must meet or exceed the minimum advertised price per species and per product, as listed in the Minimum Bid Specifications (above). Failure to do so will result in a rejected bid. Bid Price is based on unpeeled products. If declared the successful bidder for this timber sale, I agree to execute a contract of sale, furnish an approved performance bond amounting to 15 percent of my total timber sale bid value, provide proof of applicable insurances, and provide a current Wisconsin SFI training certificate within a maximum of 30 calendar days immediately following the auction date. Name/Company:___________________________________________________________________ Signature:________________________________________________________________________ Date Address:_________________________________________________________________________ Telephone:____________________________________ Email Address (optional) (clearly print): ___________________________________________________________ Please include the completed bid form in an envelope clearly marked "Timber Sale Bid Tract #______" for each sale bid. Bayfield County reserves the right to reject any and all bids, to waive technicalities, and to accept bids most advantageous to the County. Submit bids to: Bayfield County Forestry and Parks Department For Bid Results: Courthouse, Post Office Box 445 www.bayfieldcounty.wi.gov/344/Timber-Sales Washburn, WI 54891 43 Sale is a third thinning. Bayfield County Forestry and Parks Department Timber Sale Bid Species This Timber Sale is being offered: I Hereby Submit My Bid on Timber Sale Number: Estimated Volume Total Minimum Bid = * Average Diameter is 11". 99% red pine and 1% other species. Minimum Bid Specifications Final Bid Length of Contract (yrs):25-26 Town of Hughes. T46N R9W Section 13 x x TRACT 25-26 – HARVEST REQUIREMENTS The following terms and conditions supplement those provided in the Bayfield County Timber Sale Contract. A. PRESCRIPTION: 1. Harvest unit is a marked third entry pine thinning with a residual basal area of 89 ft² B. HARVEST REQUIREMENTS: 1. Harvest unit: Harvest all orange marked trees. C. OPERATIONAL REQUIREMENTS AND SEASONAL RESTRICTIONS: 1. Sale boundaries consist of a road, trails and abrupt timber type changes to young aspen. 2. Do not cut snags except for individuals that pose a safety hazard. 3. If harvest will utilize the whole tree, 1 in 10 tops must be left scattered throughout the sale. 4. Harvested pine cannot be kept on the Bayfield County Forest for more than three weeks from May 1 st to August 31st. D. ACCESS AND ROADS: 1. The access road crosses private property on an easement held by Bayfield County, as shown on the map. This road must kept in a condition to allow continuous access to the private properties and left in equal or better condition than it was in at the start of the sale. 2. A portion of the access route utilizes a snowmobile and/or an ATV trail. i. The purchaser must ensure that harvesting and hauling operations will not create a hazard to snowmobiles and/or atv’s. Purchaser must post caution signs. ii. During winter harvesting the snowmobile trail must be kept unobstructed and in a packed snow condition. iii. Where possible avoid damage to signs and trail markers. iv. Snowmobile/ATV trail must be returned to presale condition upon completion of sale. 3. Highway A from Halfway Road to Highway 2 has been converted to an all season road and will no longer be posted in the spring. 4. This contract requires County authorization for all road/landing construction and places a number of other requirements on road construction and closure. 5. No would can be decked on the private property. The private line is the west side of the road on that side. 6. Decking of wood along town roads will not be allowed without permission from Bayfield County. E. OTHER: 1. To comply with Best Management Practices for Invasive Species: Prior to moving equipment onto or off the sale area, scrape or brush soil and debris from exterior surfaces to the extent practical. 2. Utilization specification is to a 4” top. However, if the County determines that the ash and/or softwood pulpwood markets continue to be very poor at the time of harvest the County will sign a contract amendment with the purchaser changing the utilization specification to a 5” top for the selected species. 3. Do not damage any survey monumentation. 2 Description: Acres: Whole Tree Ton My bid is based on (check one): Whole Tree Ton* Roundwood (4" top tons) *The contract will reflect your selection. Roundwood Ton* Whole Tree Roundwood Logs Price per Ton Price per Ton Price per Total Min. Bid Bid Price Total Bid Tons Tons MBF Whole Tree Roundwood MBF per Product per Product Per Product Red Pine* 1166 885 $18.22 $24.00 $21,240.00 Totals 1166 885 0 $21,240.00 Total Bid = Bids will be awarded based upon total timber sale bid value. All bids must meet or exceed the minimum advertised price per species and per product, as listed in the Minimum Bid Specifications (above). Failure to do so will result in a rejected bid. Bid Price is based on unpeeled products. If declared the successful bidder for this timber sale, I agree to execute a contract of sale, furnish an approved performance bond amounting to 15 percent of my total timber sale bid value, provide proof of applicable insurances, and provide a current Wisconsin SFI training certificate within a maximum of 30 calendar days immediately following the auction date. Name/Company:___________________________________________________________________ Signature:________________________________________________________________________ Date Address:_________________________________________________________________________ Telephone:____________________________________ Email Address (optional) (clearly print): ___________________________________________________________ Please include the completed bid form in an envelope clearly marked "Timber Sale Bid Tract #______" for each sale bid. Bayfield County reserves the right to reject any and all bids, to waive technicalities, and to accept bids most advantageous to the County. Submit bids to: Bayfield County Forestry and Parks Department For Bid Results: Courthouse, Post Office Box 445 www.bayfieldcounty.wi.gov/344/Timber-Sales Washburn, WI 54891 17 Third Thinning Bayfield County Forestry and Parks Department Timber Sale Bid Species This Timber Sale is being offered: I Hereby Submit My Bid on Timber Sale Number: Estimated Volume Total Minimum Bid = *Average Diameter is 12". Minimum Bid Specifications Final Bid Length of Contract (yrs):26-26 Town of Barnes. T46N R9W Section 32 x x TRACT 26-26 – HARVEST REQUIREMENTS The following terms and conditions supplement those provided in the Bayfield County Timber Sale Contract. A. PRESCRIPTION: 1. Harvest unit is a marked pine third thinning with a residual basal area of 101 ft² B. HARVEST REQUIREMENTS: 1. Harvest unit: Harvest all orange marked trees. C. OPERATIONAL REQUIREMENTS AND SEASONAL RESTRICTIONS: 1. Sale boundaries consist of a road, trails and abrupt timber type changes to jack pine. 2. Do not cut snags except for individuals that pose a safety hazard. 3. If harvest will utilize the whole tree, 1 in 10 tops must be left scattered throughout the sale. 4. Harvested pine cannot be kept on the Bayfield County Forest for more than three weeks from May 1 st to August 31st. D. ACCESS AND ROADS: 1. Highway A from Halfway Road to Highway 2 has been converted to an all season road and will no longer be posted in the spring. 2. This contract requires County authorization for all road/landing construction and places a number of other requirements on road construction and closure. 3. Decking of wood along town roads will not be allowed without permission from Bayfield County. E. OTHER: 1. To comply with Best Management Practices for Invasive Species: Prior to moving equipment onto or off the sale area, scrape or brush soil and debris from exterior surfaces to the extent practical. 2. Utilization specification is to a 4” top. However, if the County determines that the ash and/or softwood pulpwood markets continue to be very poor at the time of harvest the County will sign a contract amendment with the purchaser changing the utilization specification to a 5” top for the selected species. 3. Do not damage any survey monumentation. 3 Description: Total sale acres: 74 / Cut acres: 14 acres Whole Tree Ton My bid is based on (check one): Whole Tree Ton* Roundwood tons (4" top tons) *The contract will reflect your selection. Roundwood Ton* Whole Tree Roundwood Logs Price per Ton Price per Ton Price per Total Min. Bid Bid Price Total Bid Tons Tons MBF Whole Tree Roundwood MBF per Product per Product Per Product Mixed Hardwood * 1066 849 $3.03 $3.80 $3,226.20 Red Oak (16" dbh avg.) 20 $182.00 $3,640.00 Mixed Hardwood * 18 $104.00 $1,872.00 Totals 1066 849 38 $8,738.20 Total Bid = Bids will be awarded based upon total timber sale bid value. All bids must meet or exceed the minimum advertised price per species and per product, as listed in the Minimum Bid Specifications (above). Failure to do so will result in a rejected bid. Bid Price is based on unpeeled products. If declared the successful bidder for this timber sale, I agree to execute a contract of sale, furnish an approved performance bond amounting to 15 percent of my total timber sale bid value, provide proof of applicable insurances, and provide a current Wisconsin SFI training certificate within a maximum of 30 calendar days immediately following the auction date. Name/Company:___________________________________________________________________ Signature:________________________________________________________________________ Date Address:_________________________________________________________________________ Telephone:____________________________________ Email Address (optional) (clearly print): ___________________________________________________________ Please include the completed bid form and bid deposit in an envelope clearly marked "Timber Sale Bid Tract #____" for each sale bid. Bayfield County reserves the right to reject any and all bids, to waive technicalities, and to accept bids most advantageous to the County. Submit bids to: Bayfield County Forestry and Parks Department For Bid Results: Courthouse, Post Office Box 445 www.bayfieldcounty.wi.gov. Washburn, WI 54891 Bayfield County Forestry and Parks Department Timber Sale Bid Species This Timber Sale is being offered: I Hereby Submit My Bid on Timber Sale Number: Estimated Volume Total Minimum Bid = * Approx. sugar maple 79%, red maple 8%, red oak 8%, basswood 4%, 1% misc. Minimum Bid Specifications Final Bid Length of Contract (yrs):27-26 T50N R5W Sec. 27 x x Forester: Soil: Topography: Twp: Range: Sec: Township: Compartment: Stand: Tract Number: Contract Number: Bayfield County Forestry & Parks Department Reforestation Code: Harvest Acres:14 Mike Amman 50 5 27 Bayfield rolling, hilly loamy sand 27-26 natural 62 Little Sioux Rd Whiting Rd CFR 63A Jammer Hill Rd CFR 63B 2627 22 23 0 0.1 0.3 0.4 0.60.1 Miles ¯ TrailSnowmobile Harvest Unit 31 sale access road Total Sale Area:74 TRACT 27-26 – HARVEST REQUIREMENTS The following terms and conditions supplement those provided in the Bayfield County Timber Sale Contract. A. PRESCRIPTION: 1. Harvest Unit: Harvest patches (.5 acre) within a mature northern hardwood stand. Patch distance is approx. 300-330 ft from gap center to gap center. B. HARVEST REQUIREMENTS: 1. Harvest Unit: Harvest all hardwood stems 2” dbh and greater within the red painted gaps. Leave all conifer. 2. If harvest will utilize the whole tree, 1 in 10 tops must be left scattered throughout the sale. C. OPERATIONAL REQUIREMENTS AND SEASONAL RESTRICTIONS: 1. Care must be taken when skidding between gaps to avoid residual tree damage. If operational trees need to be cut for skidding purposes only the lowest value trees may be cut. 2. There is a harvest restriction from breakup to July 15 to protect the residual trees from bark peeling if incidental residual damage occurs. 3. Sale is on good summer ground. No sale operations preferred during periods of snow cover to alleviate any overlap with the adjacent snowmobile trail. D. ACCESS AND ROADS: 1. Access is off Jammer Hill road. E. OTHER: 1. To comply with Best Management Practices for Invasive Species: Prior to moving equipment onto or off the sale area, scrape or brush soil and debris from exterior surfaces to the extent practical. 2. Do not damage any survey monumentation. 2 Description: Acres: Whole Tree Ton My bid is based on (check one): Whole Tree Ton* Roundwood (4" top tons) *The contract will reflect your selection. Roundwood Ton* Whole Tree Roundwood Logs Price per Ton Price per Ton Price per Total Min. Bid Bid Price Total Bid Tons Tons MBF Whole Tree Roundwood MBF per Product per Product Per Product Red Pine* 2210 1687 $17.63 $23.10 $38,969.70 Totals 2210 1687 0 $38,969.70 Total Bid = Bids will be awarded based upon total timber sale bid value. All bids must meet or exceed the minimum advertised price per species and per product, as listed in the Minimum Bid Specifications (above). Failure to do so will result in a rejected bid. Bid Price is based on unpeeled products. If declared the successful bidder for this timber sale, I agree to execute a contract of sale, furnish an approved performance bond amounting to 15 percent of my total timber sale bid value, provide proof of applicable insurances, and provide a current Wisconsin SFI training certificate within a maximum of 30 calendar days immediately following the auction date. Name/Company:___________________________________________________________________ Signature:________________________________________________________________________ Date Address:_________________________________________________________________________ Telephone:____________________________________ Email Address (optional) (clearly print): ___________________________________________________________ Please include the completed bid form in an envelope clearly marked "Timber Sale Bid Tract #______" for each sale bid. Bayfield County reserves the right to reject any and all bids, to waive technicalities, and to accept bids most advantageous to the County. Submit bids to: Bayfield County Forestry and Parks Department For Bid Results: Courthouse, Post Office Box 445 www.bayfieldcounty.wi.gov/344/Timber-Sales Washburn, WI 54891 39 Average Diameter = 12.7 inches Bayfield County Forestry and Parks Department Timber Sale Bid Species This Timber Sale is being offered: I Hereby Submit My Bid on Timber Sale Number: Estimated Volume Total Minimum Bid = *Approximately 99% Red Pine and 1% Other Minimum Bid Specifications Final Bid Length of Contract (yrs):28-26 Sec. 32 T46N R9W Town of Barnes x x 30 32 29 31 W Church Rd Bingo Rd E Bingo Rd Huffgard Rd CFR 709 ± 0 480 960240 Feet Red Paint Line Unit 1 Unit 2 Roads Trails Sections Sold Sale Tract 34-26 TRACT 28-26 – HARVEST REQUIREMENTS The following terms and conditions supplement those provided in the Bayfield County Timber Sale Contract. A. PRESCRIPTION: 1. Harvest unit 1 has a marked pine third thinning prescription with an estimated average residual basal area of 95 ft² 2. Harvest unit 2 has a clearcut prescription with an estimated average residual basal area of 0 ft2. B. HARVEST REQUIREMENTS: 1. In unit 1, harvest all orange marked stems 2. In unit 2, harvest all stems 2 inches and greater. C. OPERATIONAL REQUIREMENTS AND SEASONAL RESTRICTIONS: 1. Sale boundaries consist of red paint line, trails, or roads 2. Harvested pine cannot be kept on the Bayfield County Forest for more than three weeks from May 1 st to August 31st. 3. If the sale is whole tree harvested 1 in 10 Tops ≤4” diameter must be left scattered across the site. D. ACCESS AND ROADS: 1. Highway A from Halfway Road to Highway 2 has been converted to an all season road and will no longer be posted in the spring. 2. This contract requires County authorization for all road/landing construction and places a number of other requirements on road construction and closure. 3. Decking of wood along town roads will not be allowed without permission from Bayfield County. E. OTHER: 1. Utilization specification is to a 4” top. However, if the County determines that the ash and/or softwood pulpwood markets continue to be very poor at the time of harvest, the County may sign a contract amendment with the purchaser changing the utilization specification to a 5” top for those selected species. 2. To comply with Best Management Practices for Invasive Species: Prior to moving equipment onto or off the sale area, scrape or brush soil and debris from exterior surfaces to the extent practical. 3. Do not damage any survey monumentation. 2 Description: Acres: Whole Tree Ton My bid is based on (check one): Whole Tree Ton* Roundwood (4" top tons) *The contract will reflect your selection. Roundwood Ton* Whole Tree Roundwood Logs Price per Ton Price per Ton Price per Total Min. Bid Bid Price Total Bid Tons Tons MBF Whole Tree Roundwood MBF per Product per Product Per Product Red Pine* 978 760 $22.15 $28.50 $21,660.00 Totals 978 760 0 $21,660.00 Total Bid = Bids will be awarded based upon total timber sale bid value. All bids must meet or exceed the minimum advertised price per species and per product, as listed in the Minimum Bid Specifications (above). Failure to do so will result in a rejected bid. Bid Price is based on unpeeled products. If declared the successful bidder for this timber sale, I agree to execute a contract of sale, furnish an approved performance bond amounting to 15 percent of my total timber sale bid value, provide proof of applicable insurances, and provide a current Wisconsin SFI training certificate within a maximum of 30 calendar days immediately following the auction date. Name/Company:___________________________________________________________________ Signature:________________________________________________________________________ Date Address:_________________________________________________________________________ Telephone:____________________________________ Email Address (optional) (clearly print): ___________________________________________________________ Please include the completed bid form in an envelope clearly marked "Timber Sale Bid Tract #______" for each sale bid. Bayfield County reserves the right to reject any and all bids, to waive technicalities, and to accept bids most advantageous to the County. Submit bids to: Bayfield County Forestry and Parks Department For Bid Results: Courthouse, Post Office Box 445 www.bayfieldcounty.wi.gov/344/Timber-Sales Washburn, WI 54891 18 Fourth Thinning Bayfield County Forestry and Parks Department Timber Sale Bid Species This Timber Sale is being offered: I Hereby Submit My Bid on Timber Sale Number: Estimated Volume Total Minimum Bid = *Average Diameter is 16". Minimum Bid Specifications Final Bid Length of Contract (yrs):29-26 Town of Tripp. T48N R8W Sections 27 x x TRACT 29-26 – HARVEST REQUIREMENTS The following terms and conditions supplement those provided in the Bayfield County Timber Sale Contract. A. PRESCRIPTION: 1. Harvest unit is a marked pine 4th thinning with a residual basal area of 97 ft² B. HARVEST REQUIREMENTS: 1. Harvest unit: Harvest all orange marked trees. C. OPERATIONAL REQUIREMENTS AND SEASONAL RESTRICTIONS: 1. Sale boundaries consist of a blue line, road, trails and abrupt timber type changes to young scrub oak, white pine and aspen. 2. The blue line indicates private property. No equipment or felled trees may cross the line . 3. Do not cut snags except for individuals that pose a safety hazard. 4. No sale operations can be conducted on Memorial day or during a funeral or internment at the Tripp Cemetery. 5. If harvest will utilize the whole tree, 1 in 10 tops must be left scattered throughout the sale. 6. Harvested pine cannot be kept on the Bayfield County Forest for more than three weeks from May 1 st to August 31st. D. ACCESS AND ROADS: 1. No sale operations will be allowed on or along Tripp Cemetery Road. Wood must be piled on the south end of the sale. 2. This contract requires County authorization for all road/landing construction and places a number of other requirements on road construction and closure. 3. Decking of wood along town roads will not be allowed without permission from Bayfield County. E. OTHER: 1. To comply with Best Management Practices for Invasive Species: Prior to moving equipment onto or off the sale area, scrape or brush soil and debris from exterior surfaces to the extent practical. 2. Utilization specification is to a 4” top. However, if the County determines that the ash and/or softwood pulpwood markets continue to be very poor at the time of harvest the County will sign a contract amendment with the purchaser changing the utilization specification to a 5” top for the selected species. 3. Do not damage any survey monumentation. 2 Description: Acres: Whole Tree Ton My bid is based on (check one): Whole Tree Ton* Roundwood (4" top tons) *The contract will reflect your selection. Roundwood Ton* Whole Tree Roundwood Logs Price per Ton Price per Ton Price per Total Min. Bid Bid Price Total Bid Tons Tons MBF Whole Tree Roundwood MBF per Product per Product Per Product Oak 2730 $1.90 $5,187.00 Aspen 611 $7.70 $4,704.70 Mixed Hardwood* 279 $3.40 $948.60 Balsam Fir** 36 $0.50 $18.00 Oak*** 95 158.00$ 15,010.00$ Totals 0 3656 95 $25,868.30 Total Bid = Bids will be awarded based upon total timber sale bid value. All bids must meet or exceed the minimum advertised price per species and per product, as listed in the Minimum Bid Specifications (above). Failure to do so will result in a rejected bid. Bid Price is based on unpeeled products. If declared the successful bidder for this timber sale, I agree to execute a contract of sale, furnish an approved performance bond amounting to 15 percent of my total timber sale bid value, provide proof of applicable insurances, and provide a current Wisconsin SFI training certificate within a maximum of 30 calendar days immediately following the auction date. Name/Company:___________________________________________________________________ Signature:________________________________________________________________________ Date Address:_________________________________________________________________________ Telephone:____________________________________ Email Address (optional) (clearly print): ___________________________________________________________ Please include the completed bid form in an envelope clearly marked "Timber Sale Bid Tract #______" for each sale bid. Bayfield County reserves the right to reject any and all bids, to waive technicalities, and to accept bids most advantageous to the County. Submit bids to: Bayfield County Forestry and Parks Department For Bid Results: Courthouse, Post Office Box 445 www.bayfieldcounty.wi.gov/344/Timber-Sales Washburn, WI 54891 48 ***Approximately 98% oak and 2% other hardwood Bayfield County Forestry and Parks Department Timber Sale Bid Species This Timber Sale is being offered: I Hereby Submit My Bid on Timber Sale Number: Estimated Volume Total Minimum Bid = *Approximately 95% maple and 5% other Minimum Bid Specifications Final Bid Length of Contract (yrs):30-26 Sec 29 and 30 T50N R6W Town of Bell **Approximately 99% balsam fir and 1% other conifer x x Bayfield County Forestry & Parks Department Forester: Andrew O'Krueg Twp: Range: Sec: Topography: Compartment: Township: Reforestation Code: Stand: Tract Number: Soil: 50N 6W 29, 30 Gently Rolling Bell N/A 44, 53 42, 21, 28 Contract Number: Loamy Sand Acres: 30-26 48 0 0.1 0.20.05 Miles ¯ 2930 3231 Harold Maki Rd Legend Red Paint Line Unit 1 (41 acres) Unit 2 (7 acres) Wetland TRACT 30-26 – HARVEST REQUIREMENTS The following terms and conditions supplement those provided in the Bayfield County Timber Sale Contract. A. PRESCRIPTION: 1. Harvest unit 1 has a clearcut prescription with an estimated average residual basal area of 0 ft2. 2. Harvest unit 2 has a coppice with reserves prescription with an estimated average residual basal area of 3 ft2. B. HARVEST REQUIREMENTS: 1. In units 1 and 2, harvest all hardwood and balsam fir stems 2 inches and greater. Leave all conifer, except balsam fir. C. OPERATIONAL REQUIREMENTS AND SEASONAL RESTRICTIONS: 1. Sale boundaries consist of red paint line, roads, or an abrupt change in timber type. 2. Whole tree harvesting and/or utilization of tops (≤4” diameter) will not be allowed. D. ACCESS AND ROADS: 1. This contract requires County authorization for all road/landing construction and places a number of other requirements on road construction and closure. 2. Decking of wood along town roads will not be allowed without permission from Bayfield County. E. OTHER: 1. To comply with Best Management Practices for Invasive Species: Prior to moving equipment onto or off the sale area, scrape or brush soil and debris from exterior surfaces to the extent practical. 2. In 2018, oak wilt was officially confirmed in Bayfield County. Currently, this timber sale is located more than six miles away from the closest known infected tree. However, over the duration of this contract, additional infections could be discovered. If, over the duration of this contract, including extensions, oak wilt is officially confirmed within a six mile radius of this timber sale, as determined by the county, the following seasonal restriction will be applied: no harvesting operations will be allowed between April 15 (or as otherwise determined by the county) and July 15. 2 Description: Acres: Whole Tree Ton My bid is based on (check one): Whole Tree Ton* Roundwood (4" top tons) *The contract will reflect your selection. Roundwood Ton* Whole Tree Roundwood Logs Price per Ton Price per Ton Price per Total Min. Bid Bid Price Total Bid Tons Tons MBF Whole Tree Roundwood MBF per Product per Product Per Product Red Pine* 336 261 $18.64 $24.00 $6,264.00 Totals 336 261 0 $6,264.00 Total Bid = Bids will be awarded based upon total timber sale bid value. All bids must meet or exceed the minimum advertised price per species and per product, as listed in the Minimum Bid Specifications (above). Failure to do so will result in a rejected bid. Bid Price is based on unpeeled products. If declared the successful bidder for this timber sale, I agree to execute a contract of sale, furnish an approved performance bond amounting to 15 percent of my total timber sale bid value, provide proof of applicable insurances, and provide a current Wisconsin SFI training certificate within a maximum of 30 calendar days immediately following the auction date. Name/Company:___________________________________________________________________ Signature:________________________________________________________________________ Date Address:_________________________________________________________________________ Telephone:____________________________________ Email Address (optional) (clearly print): ___________________________________________________________ Please include the completed bid form in an envelope clearly marked "Timber Sale Bid Tract #______" for each sale bid. Bayfield County reserves the right to reject any and all bids, to waive technicalities, and to accept bids most advantageous to the County. Submit bids to: Bayfield County Forestry and Parks Department For Bid Results: Courthouse, Post Office Box 445 www.bayfieldcounty.wi.gov/344/Timber-Sales Washburn, WI 54891 8 Third Thinning Bayfield County Forestry and Parks Department Timber Sale Bid Species This Timber Sale is being offered: I Hereby Submit My Bid on Timber Sale Number: Estimated Volume Total Minimum Bid = *99% Red Pine and 1% Other Species. Average Diameter is 15". Minimum Bid Specifications Final Bid Length of Contract (yrs):31-26 Town of Hughes. T47N R9W Section 22 x x TRACT 31-26 – HARVEST REQUIREMENTS The following terms and conditions supplement those provided in the Bayfield County Timber Sale Contract. A. PRESCRIPTION: 1. Harvest unit is a marked pine thinning with a residual basal area of 83 ft² B. HARVEST REQUIREMENTS: 1. Harvest unit: Harvest all orange marked trees. C. OPERATIONAL REQUIREMENTS AND SEASONAL RESTRICTIONS: 1. Sale boundaries consist of an abrupt timber type changes to Oak. 2. Access on a preexisting ATV/Snowmobile trail through private property to the east of the sale off of Jones Lake Road has been secured 3. A portion of the access route utilizes a snowmobile and/or an ATV trail. i. The purchaser must ensure that harvesting and hauling operations will not create a hazard to atv’s. Purchaser must post caution signs. ii. Where possible avoid damage to signs and trail markers. iii. ATV trail must be returned to presale condition upon completion of sale. 4. No sale operations allowed during periods of snow cover 5. Equipment cannot operate withing 20 feet of the high water mark of the lake. Trees can not be felled toward the lake. 6. There is a powerline running along portions of the trail, as shown on the map. No piling of wood is allowed within 100 feet of the powerline. 7. Do not cut snags except for individuals that pose a safety hazard. 8. If harvest will utilize the whole tree, 1 in 10 tops must be left scattered throughout the sale. 9. Harvested pine cannot be kept on the Bayfield County Forest for more than three weeks from May 1 st to August 31st. D. ACCESS AND ROADS: 1. This contract requires County authorization for all road/landing construction and places a number of other requirements on road construction and closure. 2. Decking of wood along town roads will not be allowed without permission from Bayfield County. E. OTHER: 1. To comply with Best Management Practices for Invasive Species: Prior to moving equipment onto or off the sale area, scrape or brush soil and debris from exterior surfaces to the extent practical. 2. Utilization specification is to a 4” top. However, if the County determines that the ash and/or softwood pulpwood markets continue to be very poor at the time of harvest the County will sign a contract amendment with the purchaser changing the utilization specification to a 5” top for the selected species. 3. Do not damage any survey monumentation. 2 Description: Acres: Whole Tree Ton My bid is based on (check one): Whole Tree Ton* Roundwood (4" top tons) *The contract will reflect your selection. Roundwood Ton* Whole Tree Roundwood Logs Price per Ton Price per Ton Price per Total Min. Bid Bid Price Total Bid Tons Tons MBF Whole Tree Roundwood MBF per Product per Product Per Product Aspen(9" avg. dbh) 2018 $7.80 $15,740.40 Mixed Hardwood* 301 $2.80 $842.80 Oak 194 $1.30 $252.20 Jack Pine 38 $3.30 $125.40 Red Oak** 12 $142.00 $1,704.00 Totals 0 2551 12 $18,664.80 Total Bid = **Approximately 50% oak, 35% maple, 14% white birch and 1% other hardwood Bids will be awarded based upon total timber sale bid value. All bids must meet or exceed the minimum advertised price per species and per product, as listed in the Minimum Bid Specifications (above). Failure to do so will result in a rejected bid. Bid Price is based on unpeeled products. If declared the successful bidder for this timber sale, I agree to execute a contract of sale, furnish an approved performance bond amounting to 15 percent of my total timber sale bid value, provide proof of applicable insurances, and provide a current Wisconsin SFI training certificate within a maximum of 30 calendar days immediately following the auction date. Name/Company:___________________________________________________________________ Signature:________________________________________________________________________ Date Address:_________________________________________________________________________ Telephone:____________________________________ Email Address (optional) (clearly print): ___________________________________________________________ Please include the completed bid form in an envelope clearly marked "Timber Sale Bid Tract #______" for each sale bid. Bayfield County reserves the right to reject any and all bids, to waive technicalities, and to accept bids most advantageous to the County. Submit bids to: Bayfield County Forestry and Parks Department For Bid Results: Courthouse, Post Office Box 445 www.bayfieldcounty.wi.gov/344/Timber-Sales Washburn, WI 54891 Total Minimum Bid = *Aproximately 92% maple, 7% white birch, 1% other species Minimum Bid Specifications Final Bid Length of Contract (yrs):32-26 Town of Barnes, T46N R9W Section 26 and 35 46 Bayfield County Forestry and Parks Department Timber Sale Bid Species This Timber Sale is being offered: I Hereby Submit My Bid on Timber Sale Number: Estimated Volume x X TRACT 32-26 – HARVEST REQUIREMENTS The following terms and conditions supplement those provided in the Bayfield County Timber Sale Contract. A. PRESCRIPTION: 1. Harvest Unit has an aspen coppice prescription with an estimated average residual basal area of 8 ft2. B. HARVEST REQUIREMENTS 1. Sever all hardwood stems 2” and greater except white oak and all jack pine stems 2” and greater 2. Leave all white oak, red pine and white pine C. OPERATIONAL REQUIREMENTS AND SEASONAL RESTRICTIONS: 1. Sale boundaries consist of red paint line, blue paint line, roads, trails and abrupt timber type changes to mature red pine and young red pine. 2. There is a fairly low powerline running through portions of the sale on some of the access trails. Extreme caution must be used in the vicinity of these powerlines. Wood may not be piled within 100 yards of the powerline. 3. The blue line indicates private property. No equipment or felled trees may cross the line. 4. Hours of operation will be limited because this harvest is close to a number of residences. Monday through Friday logging operations must occur between seven am and five pm. On Saturday and Sunday logging operations must occur between eight am and four pm. Trucking may occur outside of these hours. 5. Whole tree harvesting and/or utilization of tops (≤4” diameter) will not be allowed. 6. Do not cut snags that do not pose a safety hazard. 7. Do not damage any survey monumentation. D. ACCESS AND ROADS: 1. Highway A from Halfway Road to Highway 2 has been converted to an all season road and will no longer be posted in the spring. 2. This contract requires County authorization for all road/landing construction and places a number of other requirements on road construction and closure. 3. Decking of wood along town roads will not be allowed without permission from Bayfield County. E. OTHER: 1. This sale includes 4 trees that are painted with purple “X”. Operator must fell and leave all trees marked with purple “X”. “X” marked trees should be cut 5 ft above ground level and should lie as close to the high stump as possible. These trees will create ruffed grouse drumming habitat. 2. To comply with Best Management Practices for Invasive Species: Prior to moving equipment onto or off the sale area, scrape or brush soil and debris from exterior surfaces to the extent practical. 2 Description: Acres: Whole Tree Ton My bid is based on (check one): Whole Tree Ton* Roundwood (4" top tons) *The contract will reflect your selection. Roundwood Ton* Whole Tree Roundwood Logs Price per Ton Price per Ton Price per Total Min. Bid Bid Price Total Bid Tons Tons MBF Whole Tree Roundwood MBF per Product per Product Per Product Red Pine* 1862 1386 $17.86 $24.00 $33,264.00 Totals 1862 1386 0 $33,264.00 Total Bid = Bids will be awarded based upon total timber sale bid value. All bids must meet or exceed the minimum advertised price per species and per product, as listed in the Minimum Bid Specifications (above). Failure to do so will result in a rejected bid. Bid Price is based on unpeeled products. If declared the successful bidder for this timber sale, I agree to execute a contract of sale, furnish an approved performance bond amounting to 15 percent of my total timber sale bid value, provide proof of applicable insurances, and provide a current Wisconsin SFI training certificate within a maximum of 30 calendar days immediately following the auction date. Name/Company:___________________________________________________________________ Signature:________________________________________________________________________ Date Address:_________________________________________________________________________ Telephone:____________________________________ Email Address (optional) (clearly print): ___________________________________________________________ Please include the completed bid form in an envelope clearly marked "Timber Sale Bid Tract #______" for each sale bid. Bayfield County reserves the right to reject any and all bids, to waive technicalities, and to accept bids most advantageous to the County. Submit bids to: Bayfield County Forestry and Parks Department For Bid Results: Courthouse, Post Office Box 445 www.bayfieldcounty.wi.gov/344/Timber-Sales Washburn, WI 54891 44 *Average diameter is 10 inches Bayfield County Forestry and Parks Department Timber Sale Bid Species This Timber Sale is being offered: I Hereby Submit My Bid on Timber Sale Number: Estimated Volume Total Minimum Bid = *Approximately 99% red pine and 1% other Minimum Bid Specifications Final Bid Length of Contract (yrs):33-26 Sec 27 T46N R9W Town of Barnes x x Bayfield County Forestry & Parks Department Forester: Andrew O'Krueg Twp: Range: Sec: Topography: Compartment: Township: Reforestation Code: Stand: Tract Number: Soil: 46N 9W 27 Gently Rolling Barnes N/A 144 14, 26 Contract Number: Loamy Sand Acres: 33-26 44 0 0.1 0.20.05 Miles Halfway Rd CFR 704 Webster Rd 22 ¯ 27 26 23 Legend Trails Red Paint Line Unit 1 (24 acres) Unit 2 (20 acres) TRACT 33-26 – HARVEST REQUIREMENTS The following terms and conditions supplement those provided in the Bayfield County Timber Sale Contract. A. PRESCRIPTION: 1. Harvest unit 1 has a marked pine thinning prescription with an estimated average residual basal area of 107 ft² 2. Harvest unit 2 has an overstory removal prescription with an estimated average residual basal area of 12 ft2. B. HARVEST REQUIREMENTS: 1. In unit 1, harvest all orange marked stems 2. In unit 2, harvest all stems 6 inches and greater. C. OPERATIONAL REQUIREMENTS AND SEASONAL RESTRICTIONS: 1. Sale boundaries consist of red paint line, trails, or roads 2. Harvested pine cannot be kept on the Bayfield County Forest for more than three weeks from May 1 st to August 31st. 3. If the sale is whole tree harvested 1 in 10 Tops ≤4” diameter must be left scattered across the site. D. ACCESS AND ROADS: 1. This contract requires County authorization for all road/landing construction and places a number of other requirements on road construction and closure. 2. Decking of wood along town roads will not be allowed without permission from Bayfield County. E. OTHER: 1. In unit 1, utilization specification is to a 4” top. However, if the County determines that the ash and/or softwood pulpwood markets continue to be very poor at the time of harvest, the County may sign a contract amendment with the purchaser changing the utilization specification to a 5” top for those selected species. 2. To comply with Best Management Practices for Invasive Species: Prior to moving equipment onto or off the sale area, scrape or brush soil and debris from exterior surfaces to the extent practical. 3. Do not damage any survey monumentation. 3 Description: Acres: Whole Tree Ton My bid is based on (check one): Whole Tree Ton* Roundwood (4" top tons) *The contract will reflect your selection. Roundwood Ton* Whole Tree Roundwood Logs Price per Ton Price per Ton Price per Total Min. Bid Bid Price Total Bid Tons Tons MBF Whole Tree Roundwood MBF per Product per Product Per Product Red Oak 4462 3453 - $1.16 $1.50 - $5,179.50 Mx. Hardwoods* 3327 2447 - $2.94 $4.00 - $9,788.00 White Pine(14 ave dbh)** 1385 1064 - $6.45 $8.40 - $8,937.60 Spruce(11 ave dbh)*** 860 620 - $2.16 $3.00 - $1,860.00 Red Oak - - 209 - - $200.00 $41,800.00 Mx. Hardwoods - - 31 - - $90.00 $2,790.00 Totals 10034 7584 240 $70,355.10 Total Bid = *Approximately 33% red maple, 32% hard maple, 17% aspen, 13% basswood, 3% white birch, 1% ash, and 1% other hardwood **Approximately 86% white pine and 14% red pine ***Approximately 87% spruce, 12% balsam fir, and 1% other conifer Bids will be awarded based upon total timber sale bid value. All bids must meet or exceed the minimum advertised price per species and per product, as listed in the Minimum Bid Specifications (above). Failure to do so will result in a rejected bid. Bid Price is based on unpeeled products. If declared the successful bidder for this timber sale, I agree to execute a contract of sale, furnish an approved performance bond amounting to 15 percent of my total timber sale bid value, provide proof of applicable insurances, and provide a current Wisconsin SFI training certificate within a maximum of 30 calendar days immediately following the auction date. Name/Company:___________________________________________________________________ Signature:________________________________________________________________________ Date Address:_________________________________________________________________________ Telephone:____________________________________ Email Address (optional) (clearly print): ___________________________________________________________ Please include the completed bid form in an envelope clearly marked "Timber Sale Bid Tract #______" for each sale bid. Bayfield County reserves the right to reject any and all bids, to waive technicalities, and to accept bids most advantageous to the County. Submit bids to: Bayfield County Forestry and Parks Department For Bid Results: Courthouse, Post Office Box 445 www.bayfieldcounty.wi.gov/344/Timber-Sales Washburn, WI 54891 Total Minimum Bid = Minimum Bid Specifications Final Bid Length of Contract (yrs):35-26 T43N R7W Sec 29, 30, 31, & 32 Town of Cable 310 Acres / 125 Cut Acres Bayfield County Forestry and Parks Department Timber Sale Bid Species This Timber Sale is being offered: I Hereby Submit My Bid on Timber Sale Number: Estimated Volume x x TRACT 35-26SUPPLEMENTAL REQUIREMENTSThe following terms and conditions supplement those provided in the Bayfield County Timber Sale Contract. A. PRESCRIPTION: 1. Units 1 has an oak patch-cut prescription with an estimated average residual basal area of 10 sq ft within patches. There are 86 patches totaling 52 acres. Patch sizes vary from 0.2 to 3.3 acres, with an average patch size of .6 acres. 2. Unit 2, 36 acres, has a white pine shelterwood prescription with an estimated average residual basal area of 55 sq ft. 3. Unit 3, 12 acres, has a white pine thinning with hard maple reserves prescription with an estimated average residual basal area of 93 sq ft. 4. Unit 4, 23 acres, has a spruce thinning prescription with an estimated average residual basal area of 123 sq ft. 5. Unit 5, 2 acres, has a red pine thinning prescription with an estimated average residual basal area of 140 sq ft. B. HARVEST REQUIREMENTS: 1. Unit 1. Patch harvest areas are designated with 1 purple dot facing the center of the patch along with purple panels on each side of the tree pointing toward the next boundary tree. Inside each patch harvest all hardwood stems 2 and greater. Leave all conifer. 2. Unit 2, harvest all orange marked conifer stems along with all hardwood stems 2and greater. 3. Unit 3, harvest all orange marked conifer stems along with all hardwood stems 6and greater. 4. Unit 4, harvest all orange marked conifer stems along with all non-oak hardwood stems 4. Harvest all oak stems 12and greater. 5. Unit 5, harvest all orange marked conifer stems along with all hardwood stems 2and greater. C. HARVEST AND OPERATIONAL REQUIREMENTS AND SEASONAL RESTRICTIONS: 1. Good summer chance operations on all units (as determined by the County). 2. Oak wilt restriction. No operations between April 15 and July 15. 3. Harvested pine cannot be kept on the Bayfield County Forest for more than three weeks from May 1 to August 31. 4. . 5. For the length of the contract there are restricted sale operations in the following areas for the following race event weekends. If operations occur during these weekends coordination with the sale administrator is required. i. 3rd Weekend in September (Cheq Fat Tire & Short and Fat) No operations in the northern block of unit 1 (area around section 29), the northern 3-acre section of unit 4 between the ski trail/truck haul route and the Birkie trail. No trucking in sale or on town roads. ii. 4th Weekend in September (Birkie Trail Run) No operations in the northern block of unit 1 (area around section 29), the northern 3-acre section of unit 4 between the ski trail/truck haul route and the Birkie trail, unit 3, or any unit 1 patch-cut sale south of Timber Trail adjacent to unit 3 or the Birkie Trail or uses the Birkie Trail for hauling. No trucking across where Birkie Trail crosses Timber Trail.6. Portions of the roads on this timber sale are used as cross-country ski trails in the winter. Due to incompatibility with skis, fractured rock may not be placed on the ski trail sections. Crushed gravel, approved by the sale administrator, is permitted. 7. Skidding across rec. trails will only be allowed in designated areas. Approx locations are marked by a tree with 3 red paint bands (see map). 8. Entry road to the northern portion of the sale is through non-County property. County has permission to use this access for harvest operations. 9. All trails must be returned to original, pre-sale conditions as determined by the sale administrator. 10. There is a propane tank on the northeast corner of unit 3 up against the Birkie Trail (see map). 11. No debris may be left on recreation trails. This includes incidental breakage from felling operations. 12. No decking or landings on any recreation trails. Landing locations to be determined in coordination with sale administrator. 13. Utilization specification is to a 4 top. However, if the County determines that the ash/or softwood pulpwood markets continue to be very poor at the time of harvest the County will sign a contract amendment with the purchaser changing the utilization specification to selected species. 14. Sale harvest and operational boundaries include red, purple, and blue paint lines, and roads/trails. 15. If harvest will utilize the whole tree, 1 in 10 tops must be left scattered throughout the sale. 16. Do not damage any survey monumentation. D. ACCESS AND ROADS: 1. Sale can be accessed through 2 different gates (see map). One at the northern portion of the sale by the power lines and one at the southern portion of the sale on the Birkie Trail. Both gates require a different combination which Bayfield County will provide. 2. Access to northwest portion of the sale south of Timber Trail requires removing a small berm at previous road access point (see map). During periods when the sale is not being harvested the County will require that this berm be replaced to control motorized access. 3. All usable truck routes are designated on map. Do not skid or haul on any other trails without approval from the sale administrator. 4. Non-sport trails/roads can also be used for hauling but need to be re-opened. 5. This contract requires County authorization for all road/landing construction and places a number other requirements on road construction and closure. E. OTHER: 1. To comply with Best Management Practices for Invasive Species: Prior to moving equipment onto or off the sale area, scrape or brush soil and debris from exterior surfaces to the extent practical. 2. This sale will be sold as a three (3) year contract. Contract extensions are not guaranteed. 2 Description: Acres: Whole Tree Ton My bid is based on (check one): Whole Tree Ton* Roundwood (4" top tons) *The contract will reflect your selection. Roundwood Ton* Whole Tree Roundwood Logs Price per Ton Price per Ton Price per Total Min. Bid Bid Price Total Bid Tons Tons MBF Whole Tree Roundwood MBF per Product per Product Per Product Red Pine* 2058 1591 $23.19 $30.00 $47,730.00 Totals 2058 1591 0 $47,730.00 Total Bid = Bids will be awarded based upon total timber sale bid value. All bids must meet or exceed the minimum advertised price per species and per product, as listed in the Minimum Bid Specifications (above). Failure to do so will result in a rejected bid. Bid Price is based on unpeeled products. If declared the successful bidder for this timber sale, I agree to execute a contract of sale, furnish an approved performance bond amounting to 15 percent of my total timber sale bid value, provide proof of applicable insurances, and provide a current Wisconsin SFI training certificate within a maximum of 30 calendar days immediately following the auction date. Name/Company:___________________________________________________________________ Signature:________________________________________________________________________ Date Address:_________________________________________________________________________ Telephone:____________________________________ Email Address (optional) (clearly print): ___________________________________________________________ Please include the completed bid form in an envelope clearly marked "Timber Sale Bid Tract #______" for each sale bid. Bayfield County reserves the right to reject any and all bids, to waive technicalities, and to accept bids most advantageous to the County. Submit bids to: Bayfield County Forestry and Parks Department For Bid Results: Courthouse, Post Office Box 445 www.bayfieldcounty.wi.gov/344/Timber-Sales Washburn, WI 54891 21 Bayfield County Forestry and Parks Department Timber Sale Bid Species This Timber Sale is being offered: I Hereby Submit My Bid on Timber Sale Number: Estimated Volume Total Minimum Bid = *Average Diameter is 15". 99% red pine and 1% other species Minimum Bid Specifications Final Bid Length of Contract (yrs):36-26 Town of Hughes. T47N R9W Section 36 x x TRACT 36-26 – HARVEST REQUIREMENTS The following terms and conditions supplement those provided in the Bayfield County Timber Sale Contract. A. PRESCRIPTION: 1. Harvest unit has a red pine clearcut prescription with an estimated average residual basal area of 0 ft2. B. HARVEST REQUIREMENTS: 1. Harvest unit: Harvest all trees 2” in diameter and greater within the sale area. C. OPERATIONAL REQUIREMENTS AND SEASONAL RESTRICTIONS: 1. Sale boundaries consist of trails, roads or openings. 2. Fell all standing non-merchantable dead and dying stems. Process all felled stems into standard 100 -inch lengths and scatter. Process all greater than 8-inch DBH non-merchantable downed stems into standard 100-inch lengths and scatter. 3. Conduct harvest so that the slash, limbs, and tops from every two passes are piled by the processor in a single common windrow that can be burned by the County after the sale. Do not operate equipment on this windrow. See contract administrator for further information. 4. Harvested pine cannot be kept on the Bayfield County Forest for more than three weeks from May 1 st to August 31st. 5. Cut all snags. D. ACCESS AND ROADS: 1. This contract requires County authorization for all road/landing construction and places a number of other requirements on road construction and closure. 2. Decking of wood along town roads will not be allowed without permission from Bayfield County. E. OTHER: 1. To comply with Best Management Practices for Invasive Species: Prior to moving equipment onto or off the sale area, scrape or brush soil and debris from exterior surfaces to the extent practical. 2. Do not damage any survey monumentation. 2 Description: Acres: Whole Tree Ton My bid is based on (check one): Whole Tree Ton* Roundwood (4" top tons) *The contract will reflect your selection. Roundwood Ton* Whole Tree Roundwood Logs Price per Ton Price per Ton Price per Total Min. Bid Bid Price Total Bid Tons Tons MBF Whole Tree Roundwood MBF per Product per Product Per Product Red pine* 5270 4070 $18.30 $23.70 $96,459.00 Totals 5270 4070 0 $96,459.00 Total Bid = * Average 15" diameter. Includes 1% misc products. Bids will be awarded based upon total timber sale bid value. All bids must meet or exceed the minimum advertised price per species and per product, as listed in the Minimum Bid Specifications (above). Failure to do so will result in a rejected bid. Bid Price is based on unpeeled products. If declared the successful bidder for this timber sale, I agree to execute a contract of sale, furnish an approved performance bond amounting to 15 percent of my total timber sale bid value, provide proof of applicable insurances, and provide a current Wisconsin SFI training certificate within a maximum of 30 calendar days immediately following the auction date. Name/Company:___________________________________________________________________ Signature:________________________________________________________________________ Date Address:_________________________________________________________________________ Telephone:____________________________________ Email Address (optional) (clearly print): ___________________________________________________________ Please include the completed bid form and bid deposit in an envelope clearly marked "Timber Sale Bid Tract #____" for each sale bid. Bayfield County reserves the right to reject any and all bids, to waive technicalities, and to accept bids most advantageous to the County. Submit bids to: Bayfield County Forestry and Parks Department For Bid Results: Courthouse, Post Office Box 445 www.bayfieldcounty.org Washburn, WI 54891 40 Total Minimum Bid = Bayfield County Forestry and Parks Department Timber Sale Bid Species This Timber Sale is being offered: I Hereby Submit My Bid on Timber Sale Number: Estimated Volume Minimum Bid Specifications Final Bid Length of Contract (yrs):37-26 Iron River, T47N R08W Sec 4 x x Section Corner 33 34 4 3 <----- 1.8mi to US Hwy 2 ---| wetland Wind damage; Poorly Stocked. 2 acres total. S Jackman Lk Rd Jackman Lk Rd ATV trail Jackman Lake Unnamed ¹ 0 0.25 0.5 0.750.13 Miles Tract 37-26 Section lines Roads and trails Town roads Woods trails ATV trail Open water TRACT 37-26 – HARVEST REQUIREMENTS The following terms and conditions supplement those provided in the Bayfield County Timber Sale Contract. A. PRESCRIPTION: 1. Regeneration harvest in a red pine plantation. Remove all trees in preparation for replanting to red pine. B. HARVEST REQUIREMENTS 1. HARVEST all red pine and all other stems 2 inch dbh and greater within the red pine plantation, EXCEPT: leave a 30 foot un- harvested buffer around the ½ acre wetland shown on map. C. OPERATIONAL REQUIREMENTS and SEASONAL RESTRICTIONS: 1. No slash may be deposited within the mapped wetland, and no equipment is allowed within the wetland. 2. Fell all standing non-merchantable dead and dying stems. Process all felled stems into standard 100-inch lengths and scatter. Process all greater than 8-inch DBH non-merchantable downed stems into standard 100-inch lengths and scatter. 3. Conduct harvest so that the slash, limbs, and tops from every two passes are piled by the processor in a single common windrow that can be burned by the County after the sale. Do not operate equipment on this windrow. See contract administrator for further information. 4. Harvested pine may not be kept on the Bayfield County Forest for more than three weeks from May 1 st to August 31st. 5. Sale boundaries are cover type changes, as shown on map. 6. If harvest will utilize the whole tree, 1 in 10 tops must be left scattered throughout the sale. D. ACCESS AND ROADS: 1. This contract requires County authorization for all road/landing construction and places a number of other requirements on road construction and closure. 2. Decking of wood along town roads will not be allowed without permission from Bayfield County. E. OTHER: 1. Utilization specification is to a 4” top. 2. To comply with Best Management Practices for Invasive Species: Prior to moving equipment onto or off the sale area, scrape or brush soil and debris from exterior surfaces to the extent practical. 3. Do not damage survey monumentation. 2 Description: Acres: Whole Tree Ton My bid is based on (check one): Whole Tree Ton* Roundwood (4" top tons) *The contract will reflect your selection. Roundwood Ton* Whole Tree Roundwood Logs Price per Ton Price per Ton Price per Total Min. Bid Bid Price Total Bid Tons Tons MBF Whole Tree Roundwood MBF per Product per Product Per Product Red pine* 2460 1860 $17.24 $22.80 $42,408.00 Totals 2460 1860 0 $42,408.00 Total Bid = * 3rd and 4th thin; Average 13" diameter. Includes 1% misc. species. Bids will be awarded based upon total timber sale bid value. All bids must meet or exceed the minimum advertised price per species and per product, as listed in the Minimum Bid Specifications (above). Failure to do so will result in a rejected bid. Bid Price is based on unpeeled products. If declared the successful bidder for this timber sale, I agree to execute a contract of sale, furnish an approved performance bond amounting to 15 percent of my total timber sale bid value, provide proof of applicable insurances, and provide a current Wisconsin SFI training certificate within a maximum of 30 calendar days immediately following the auction date. Name/Company:___________________________________________________________________ Signature:________________________________________________________________________ Date Address:_________________________________________________________________________ Telephone:____________________________________ Email Address (optional) (clearly print): ___________________________________________________________ Please include the completed bid form in an envelope clearly marked "Timber Sale Bid Tract #____" for each sale bid. Bayfield County reserves the right to reject any and all bids, to waive technicalities, and to accept bids most advantageous to the County. Submit bids to: Bayfield County Forestry and Parks Department For Bid Results: Courthouse, Post Office Box 445 www.bayfieldcounty.org Washburn, WI 54891 Bayfield County Forestry and Parks Department Timber Sale Bid Species This Timber Sale is being offered: I Hereby Submit My Bid on Timber Sale Number: Estimated Volume Minimum Bid Specifications Final Bid Length of Contract (yrs):38-26 T47N R09W Sec 1&2, Town of Hughes-N 51 Total Minimum Bid = x x Private Property Private PropertyPrivate Property Oak Oak Young oak Pooly stocked pine Private Property No Logging activities. Designated LandingDesignated Landing Designated Landing Airport Rd Golf Course Rd Mortenson Rd Mitchell Rd 25 ac. 23 ac. 1 ac. 1 ac. 12 ac. 10 ac. 3 ac. ¹ 0 0.25 0.5 0.750.13 Miles Private line, no paint Blue paint line Tract 38-26 Unit 1 Unit 2 Unit 3 Pocket Decline Roads and trails Town roads Woods trails This map is not a survey of the actual boundary of any property this map depicts. TRACT 38-26 – HARVEST REQUIREMENTS The following terms and conditions supplement those provided in the Bayfield County Timber Sale Contract. A. PRESCRIPTION: 1. Marked third and fourth thinnings in red pine. Residual basal area of 105 sq.ft./acre. 2. First thin in 0.25 acre patch along Hwy A. 3. In two areas with evidence of red pine pocket decline, trees within 45 feet of infected or dead red pine individuals are marked for harvest. Total area of all pockets combined is approximately 2 acres. B. HARVEST REQUIREMENTS 1. Unit 1 and Unit 2: HARVEST all orange-marked red pine and all dead red pine. Do not harvest or damage unmarked trees. 2. Unit 3: Small first thin area along Hwy A. Cut all trees in every third row (cut one row, leave two rows). Cut rows are not marked with paint. Logger will determine cut rows to the satisfaction of the Sale Administrator. 3. In the two mapped areas of red pine pocket decline, cut all orange-marked trees and all dead trees. C. OPERATIONAL REQUIREMENTS and SEASONAL RESTRICTIONS: 1. No seasonal restrictions. 2. Sale boundaries are the blue paint line, town roads, and cover type changes, as shown on map. 3. The blue line indicates private property. No equipment or felled trees may cross the line. 4. Harvested pine may not be kept on the Bayfield County Forest for more than three weeks from May 1 st to August 31st. 5. If harvest will utilize the whole tree, 1 in 10 tops must be left scattered throughout the sale. D. ACCESS AND ROADS: 1. Golf Course Road may not be used for logging activities. 2. Use only designated decking areas as identified on map. 3. This contract requires County authorization for all road/landing construction and places a number of other requirements on road construction and closure. 4. Decking of wood along town roads will not be allowed without permission from Bayfield County. E. OTHER: 1. Utilization specification is to a 4” top. However, if the County determines that the ash and/or softwood pulpwood markets continue to be very poor at the time of harvest the County will sign a contract amendment with the purchaser changing the utilization specification to a 5” top for selected species. 2. To comply with Best Management Practices for Invasive Species: Prior to moving equipment onto or off the sale area, scrape or brush soil and debris from exterior surfaces to the extent practical. 3. Do not damage survey monumentation. Young Red Pine Blue Line Blue Line Red Line Red Line Young Red Pine Red Line 25 30 36 31 Forest Road 232 West Delta Road Halfway Road County Road A 0 0.25 0.5 0.75 10.13 Miles ² Unit 1 Woods Roads County/Town Roads Stream Lake Section Corners USFS Property This map is not a survey of the actual boundary of any property this map depicts. Permission secured to access site on USFS wood road 231A Recommended Access Recommended Access 2 Description: Acres: My bid is based on (check one): Roundwood (4" top tons) *The contract will reflect your selection. Roundwood Ton* Whole Tree Roundwood Logs Price per Ton Price per Ton Price per Total Min. Bid Bid Price Total Bid Tons Tons MBF Whole Tree Roundwood MBF per Product per Product Per Product Aspen(9" avg. dbh) 2727 $9.00 $24,543.00 Red Oak 183 $2.00 $366.00 Mixed Hardwood* 285 $3.50 $997.50 Red Oak** 14 $124.00 $1,736.00 Totals 0 3195 14 $27,642.50 Total Bid = **Approximately 95% oak, 5% other hardwood Bids will be awarded based upon total timber sale bid value. All bids must meet or exceed the minimum advertised price per species and per product, as listed in the Minimum Bid Specifications (above). Failure to do so will result in a rejected bid. Bid Price is based on unpeeled products. If declared the successful bidder for this timber sale, I agree to execute a contract of sale, furnish an approved performance bond amounting to 15 percent of my total timber sale bid value, provide proof of applicable insurances, and provide a current Wisconsin SFI training certificate within a maximum of 30 calendar days immediately following the auction date. Name/Company:___________________________________________________________________ Signature:________________________________________________________________________ Date Address:_________________________________________________________________________ Telephone:____________________________________ Email Address (optional) (clearly print): ___________________________________________________________ Please include the completed bid form in an envelope clearly marked "Timber Sale Bid Tract #______" for each sale bid. Bayfield County reserves the right to reject any and all bids, to waive technicalities, and to accept bids most advantageous to the County. Submit bids to: Bayfield County Forestry and Parks Department For Bid Results: Courthouse, Post Office Box 445 www.bayfieldcounty.wi.gov/344/Timber-Sales Washburn, WI 54891 Bayfield County Forestry and Parks Department Timber Sale Bid Species This Timber Sale is being offered: I Hereby Submit My Bid on Timber Sale Number: Estimated Volume Total Minimum Bid = *Aproximately 90% maple, 9% white birch and 1% other hardwood Minimum Bid Specifications Final Bid Length of Contract (yrs):43-26 Town of Hughes, T46N R9W Section 3 59 x X R Young Aspen Red Pine Red Line RRRed Red Webster Rd Pero Rd 3 2 10 11 ± Trails Roads Red Line Harvest Unit Reserve Areas 0 1,000500 Feet TRACT 43-26 – HARVEST REQUIREMENTS The following terms and conditions supplement those provided in the Bayfield County Timber Sale Contract. A. PRESCRIPTION: 1. Harvest unit has a coppice prescription with an estimated average residual basal area of 23 ft2. B. HARVEST REQUIREMENTS 1. Harvest all hardwood stems 2” and greater. Leave all conifer and purple marked oak. C. OPERATIONAL REQUIREMENTS AND SEASONAL RESTRICTIONS: 1. Sale boundaries consist of red paint line and an abrupt change in timber type to young aspen or red pine. 2. This is an all-season sale 3. Whole tree harvesting and/or utilization of tops (≤4” diameter) will not be allowed 4. Do not damage any survey monumentation. D. ACCESS AND ROADS: 1. This contract requires County authorization for all road/landing construction and places a number of other requirements on road construction and closure. 2. Highway A from Halfway Road to Highway 2 has been converted to an all season road and will no longer be posted in the spring. 3. Decking of wood along town roads will not be allowed without permission from Bayfield County. E. OTHER: 1. To comply with Best Management Practices for Invasive Species: Prior to moving equipment onto or off the sale area, scrape or brush soil and debris from exterior surfaces to the extent practical. 2. This sale includes 9 trees that are marked with purple “X’. Operator must fell and leave all trees marked with purple “X”. “X” marked trees should be cut 5 ft above ground level and should lie as close to the high stump as possible. These trees will create ruffed grouse drumming habitat. Bayfield County Forestry and Parks Department Timber Sale Revenue Report Monthly, Cumulative and Three Year Average 2026 2026 2025 2025 2023-2025 2023-2025 Month YTD Month YTD Average Average Net Net Net Net Month Net Cumulative Net January $63,914.81 $63,914.81 $309,478.22 $309,478.22 $261,668.26 $261,668.26 February $340,717.12 $404,631.93 $262,299.26 $571,777.48 $333,840.92 $595,509.18 March $271,183.12 $675,815.05 $554,430.20 $1,126,207.68 $603,161.17 $1,198,670.35 April $105,893.71 $781,708.76 $316,498.91 $1,442,706.59 $235,425.41 $1,434,095.76 May $116,616.45 $898,325.21 $189,297.86 $1,632,004.45 $252,383.16 $1,686,478.92 June $270,211.48 $1,168,536.69 $299,386.05 $1,931,390.50 $455,147.23 $2,141,626.15 July $292,213.22 $1,460,749.91 $354,251.97 $2,285,642.47 $442,448.02 $2,584,074.17 August $330,168.29 $1,790,918.20 $453,962.90 $2,739,605.37 $420,205.91 $3,004,280.08 September $211,673.27 $2,002,591.47 $179,185.41 $2,918,790.78 $172,271.50 $3,176,551.58 October $2,002,591.47 $121,792.44 $3,040,583.22 $330,366.66 $3,506,918.24 November $2,002,591.47 $190,156.01 $3,230,739.23 $232,544.28 $3,739,462.52 December $2,002,591.47 $200,254.52 $3,430,993.75 $227,698.05 $3,967,160.57 Month $0 $100,000 $200,000 $300,000 $400,000 $500,000 $600,000 $700,000 Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Monthly Net Revenues Comparison Summary 2023-2025 Average 2026 $3.54 $4.93 $3.43 2023 2024 2025 Net Revenues By Year 10/7/2026 K:\File System\6000 Management\6500-Finance & Accounting\Revenues\Committee Timber Sale Receipt Report\Timber Sale Revenues - Committee Timber Sale Report Budget Performance Report Fiscal Year to Date 10/07/26 Include Rollup Account and Rollup to Account & Sub Account Adopted Budget Amended Current Month YTD YTD Budget - YTD % Used/ Account Account Description Budget Amendments Budget Transactions Encumbrances Transactions Transactions Rec'd Prior Year YTD Fund 100 - General REVENUE Department 34 - Forestry 43572 State Grant-Snowmobile Trails 229,260.00 .00 229,260.00 .00 .00 198,903.99 30,356.01 87 84,538.59 43575 43575 State Grant-ATV Trails 158,000.00 .00 158,000.00 .00 .00 99,714.34 58,285.66 63 79,000.00 43575-002 ATV Winter Trail Grants 34,740.00 .00 34,740.00 .00 .00 34,740.00 .00 100 17,370.00 43575 - Totals $192,740.00 $0.00 $192,740.00 $0.00 $0.00 $134,454.34 $58,285.66 70% $96,370.00 43582 Conservation Aids-50/50 NL 20,000.00 .00 20,000.00 .00 .00 .00 20,000.00 0 .00 43587 Good Neighbor Grant 21,000.00 .00 21,000.00 .00 .00 .00 21,000.00 0 .00 43598 County Forest Admin Grant 79,500.00 .00 79,500.00 .00 .00 82,924.48 (3,424.48) 104 78,968.55 43599 Wildlife Habitat .10 Grant NL 17,855.00 .00 17,855.00 .00 .00 18,329.71 (474.71) 103 10,927.53 43610 State DOT Road Aid NL 13,016.00 .00 13,016.00 .00 .00 13,273.05 (257.05) 102 13,015.69 46331 Ice Cave Parking Fee .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 3,259.00 (3,259.00) +++ .00 46720 County Park Fees 145,000.00 .00 145,000.00 .00 .00 143,340.76 1,659.24 99 130,480.52 46721 Yurt Rental Revenue 40,000.00 .00 40,000.00 .00 .00 26,864.32 13,135.68 67 29,614.62 46811 Sale of Wood-CFL-Co Share 3,300,000.00 .00 3,300,000.00 .00 .00 2,002,591.47 1,297,408.53 61 2,918,790.78 46815 10% County Forestry-Towns 366,666.00 .00 366,666.00 .00 .00 .00 366,666.00 0 .00 46816 Sale of Wood/Non-CFL 50,000.00 .00 50,000.00 .00 .00 96,192.59 (46,192.59) 192 664.04 46817 Restitution Forestry .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 383.00 (383.00) +++ .00 46823 Equipment Use Agreement NL 1,500.00 .00 1,500.00 .00 .00 .00 1,500.00 0 .00 48205 Rent on Leased Land 17,700.00 .00 17,700.00 .00 .00 21,403.96 (3,703.96) 121 22,097.06 48401 Insurance Recoveries .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 13,035.03 (13,035.03) +++ .00 48500 Donations 80,000.00 .00 80,000.00 .00 .00 79,558.91 441.09 99 113,562.00 48900 All Other Revenue 8,000.00 .00 8,000.00 .00 .00 1,661.29 6,338.71 21 4,972.70 48910 Permit Revenues 1,000.00 .00 1,000.00 .00 .00 1,402.00 (402.00) 140 20.00 49301 Fund Balance Applied 15,000.00 .00 15,000.00 .00 .00 .00 15,000.00 0 .00 49401 Sale of Larger $Gen Fixed Assets .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 +++ 3,594.00 Department 34 - Forestry Totals $4,598,237.00 $0.00 $4,598,237.00 $0.00 $0.00 $2,837,577.90 $1,760,659.10 62% $3,507,616.08 REVENUE TOTALS $4,598,237.00 $0.00 $4,598,237.00 $0.00 $0.00 $2,837,577.90 $1,760,659.10 62% $3,507,616.08 EXPENSE Department 34 - Forestry State Account 55201 - Parks 50220 Utilities 12,000.00 .00 12,000.00 53.72 .00 7,624.96 4,375.04 64 7,338.24 50225 Telephone 2,500.00 .00 2,500.00 .00 .00 1,854.94 645.06 74 1,833.92 50240 Repair & Maintenance 7,500.00 .00 7,500.00 330.00 .00 5,123.55 2,376.45 68 7,067.27 50290 Contractual Services 49,761.00 .00 49,761.00 .00 .00 30,720.44 19,040.56 62 29,379.75 50313 Printing & Duplication 600.00 .00 600.00 .00 .00 1,647.56 (1,047.56) 275 305.91 50350 50350 Repair & Maintenance Supplies 1,500.00 .00 1,500.00 .00 .00 4,142.88 (2,642.88) 276 2,761.16 50350-002 Yurt Repair & Maintenance 4,500.00 .00 4,500.00 .00 .00 379.92 4,120.08 8 4,807.56 Run by Deanna Regan on 10/07/2026 08:50:15 AM Page 1 of 8 Budget Performance Report Fiscal Year to Date 10/07/26 Include Rollup Account and Rollup to Account & Sub Account Adopted Budget Amended Current Month YTD YTD Budget - YTD % Used/ Account Account Description Budget Amendments Budget Transactions Encumbrances Transactions Transactions Rec'd Prior Year YTD Fund 100 - General EXPENSE Department 34 - Forestry State Account 55201 - Parks 50350 - Totals $6,000.00 $0.00 $6,000.00 $0.00 $0.00 $4,522.80 $1,477.20 75% $7,568.72 50351 Fuel .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 +++ 59.62 50590 Other Fixed Charges 1,900.00 .00 1,900.00 .00 .00 1,891.22 8.78 100 1,923.50 State Account 55201 - Parks Totals $80,261.00 $0.00 $80,261.00 $383.72 $0.00 $53,385.47 $26,875.53 67% $55,476.93 State Account 55206 - Ice Caves 50390 Other Supplies and Expense .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 1,234.36 (1,234.36) +++ .00 State Account 55206 - Ice Caves Totals $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $1,234.36 ($1,234.36) +++ $0.00 State Account 55313 - Recreation Management 50240 Repair & Maintenance 2,500.00 .00 2,500.00 .00 .00 .00 2,500.00 0 1,809.51 50290 Contractual Services 2,500.00 .00 2,500.00 .00 .00 307.50 2,192.50 12 799.65 50340 Operating Supplies .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 59.99 (59.99) +++ 130.05 50350 Repair & Maintenance Supplies 1,000.00 .00 1,000.00 .00 .00 1,106.45 (106.45) 111 1,242.66 50351 Fuel 500.00 .00 500.00 .00 .00 550.88 (50.88) 110 739.42 50390 Other Supplies and Expense .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 81.99 (81.99) +++ 26.01 State Account 55313 - Recreation Management Totals $6,500.00 $0.00 $6,500.00 $0.00 $0.00 $2,106.81 $4,393.19 32% $4,747.30 State Account 55442 - Snowmobile Trail Maint. Grants 50240 Repair & Maintenance 229,260.00 .00 229,260.00 .00 .00 257,536.54 (28,276.54) 112 145,379.20 State Account 55442 - Snowmobile Trail Maint. Grants Totals $229,260.00 $0.00 $229,260.00 $0.00 $0.00 $257,536.54 ($28,276.54) 112% $145,379.20 State Account 55443 - ATV Trail Maintenance Grants 50240 Repair & Maintenance 158,000.00 .00 158,000.00 .00 .00 110,578.02 47,421.98 70 36,077.35 State Account 55443 - ATV Trail Maintenance Grants Totals $158,000.00 $0.00 $158,000.00 $0.00 $0.00 $110,578.02 $47,421.98 70% $36,077.35 State Account 55446 - Misc Fed Grant 50290 Contractual Services .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 +++ 34,980.00 State Account 55446 - Misc Fed Grant Totals $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 +++ $34,980.00 State Account 55447 - ATV Winter Trail Grants 50240 Repair & Maintenance 34,740.00 .00 34,740.00 .00 .00 .00 34,740.00 0 34,489.15 State Account 55447 - ATV Winter Trail Grants Totals $34,740.00 $0.00 $34,740.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $34,740.00 0% $34,489.15 State Account 56121 - Forestry 50121 Full Time 707,909.00 .00 707,909.00 24,748.24 .00 473,295.00 234,614.00 67 445,583.15 50130 Funeral Leave .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 +++ 825.23 50131 Sick Leave Pay .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 +++ 26,254.88 50132 Vacation Pay 2,400.00 .00 2,400.00 .00 .00 1,270.00 1,130.00 53 37,696.82 50133 PTO .00 .00 .00 3,050.99 .00 41,569.88 (41,569.88) +++ .00 50135 Overtime 9,000.00 .00 9,000.00 .00 .00 4,466.84 4,533.16 50 3,577.98 50138 Holiday Pay .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 13,899.60 (13,899.60) +++ 13,154.96 50140 Per Diem 2,500.00 .00 2,500.00 .00 .00 2,775.00 (275.00) 111 2,650.00 Run by Deanna Regan on 10/07/2026 08:50:15 AM Page 2 of 8 Budget Performance Report Fiscal Year to Date 10/07/26 Include Rollup Account and Rollup to Account & Sub Account Adopted Budget Amended Current Month YTD YTD Budget - YTD % Used/ Account Account Description Budget Amendments Budget Transactions Encumbrances Transactions Transactions Rec'd Prior Year YTD Fund 100 - General EXPENSE Department 34 - Forestry State Account 56121 - Forestry 50151 Fica/Medicare 55,035.00 .00 55,035.00 1,976.33 .00 38,332.47 16,702.53 70 38,250.05 50152 Co. Share Retirement 51,511.00 .00 51,511.00 2,001.57 .00 38,484.61 13,026.39 75 34,834.70 50154 Health Insurance 199,140.00 .00 199,140.00 8,354.05 .00 156,209.11 42,930.89 78 136,013.27 50155 Life Insurance 174.00 .00 174.00 17.31 .00 159.27 14.73 92 135.44 50210 Professional Services 10,000.00 .00 10,000.00 .00 .00 .00 10,000.00 0 .00 50220 Utilities 4,500.00 .00 4,500.00 49.77 .00 3,504.91 995.09 78 2,970.12 50225 Telephone 5,500.00 .00 5,500.00 177.10 .00 4,889.27 610.73 89 4,529.92 50240 Repair & Maintenance 5,500.00 .00 5,500.00 132.38 .00 5,806.79 (306.79) 106 2,088.77 50290 Contractual Services 28,000.00 .00 28,000.00 .00 .00 26,974.80 1,025.20 96 26,954.10 50310 Office Supplies 1,250.00 .00 1,250.00 .00 .00 1,142.32 107.68 91 1,059.77 50311 Postage 1,250.00 .00 1,250.00 .00 .00 939.28 310.72 75 866.08 50313 Printing & Duplication 4,000.00 .00 4,000.00 .00 .00 2,650.00 1,350.00 66 2,746.98 50315 Advertising 500.00 .00 500.00 .00 .00 127.63 372.37 26 42.55 50320 Publication,Subscriptions & Dues 1,500.00 .00 1,500.00 .00 .00 1,190.56 309.44 79 615.69 50325 Registration Fees & Tuition 3,000.00 .00 3,000.00 .00 .00 2,517.32 482.68 84 1,468.00 50331 Travel .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 10.00 (10.00) +++ .00 50332 Mileage 47,500.00 .00 47,500.00 .00 .00 51,654.07 (4,154.07) 109 45,438.23 50335 Meals 400.00 .00 400.00 .00 .00 452.85 (52.85) 113 325.18 50336 Lodging 1,500.00 .00 1,500.00 .00 .00 2,675.38 (1,175.38) 178 930.14 50351 Fuel 2,000.00 .00 2,000.00 669.46 .00 1,709.71 290.29 85 930.31 50353 Parts 500.00 .00 500.00 .00 .00 .00 500.00 0 .00 50390 Other Supplies and Expense 1,000.00 .00 1,000.00 .00 .00 802.44 197.56 80 709.23 50395 Safety Supplies 500.00 .00 500.00 .00 .00 909.29 (409.29) 182 204.40 50396 Clothing Allowance 2,970.00 .00 2,970.00 .00 .00 640.74 2,329.26 22 405.57 50513 Insurance Deductible Exp .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 7,039.02 (7,039.02) +++ .00 50590 Other Fixed Charges 600.00 .00 600.00 .00 .00 305.00 295.00 51 305.00 State Account 56121 - Forestry Totals $1,149,639.00 $0.00 $1,149,639.00 $41,177.20 $0.00 $886,403.16 $263,235.84 77% $831,566.52 State Account 56122 - Equipmnt Use Agreemnt=NonLapsing 50390 Other Supplies and Expense 3,500.00 .00 3,500.00 .00 .00 712.50 2,787.50 20 5,957.58 State Account 56122 - Equipmnt Use Agreemnt=NonLapsing Totals $3,500.00 $0.00 $3,500.00 $0.00 $0.00 $712.50 $2,787.50 20% $5,957.58 State Account 56123 - State sustainable Forestry Grant 50290 Contractual Services .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 15,000.00 (15,000.00) +++ .00 50332 Mileage .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 65.25 (65.25) +++ .00 State Account 56123 - State sustainable Forestry Grant Totals $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $15,065.25 ($15,065.25) +++ $0.00 Run by Deanna Regan on 10/07/2026 08:50:15 AM Page 3 of 8 Budget Performance Report Fiscal Year to Date 10/07/26 Include Rollup Account and Rollup to Account & Sub Account Adopted Budget Amended Current Month YTD YTD Budget - YTD % Used/ Account Account Description Budget Amendments Budget Transactions Encumbrances Transactions Transactions Rec'd Prior Year YTD Fund 100 - General EXPENSE Department 34 - Forestry State Account 56125 - 10% Timber Sales Due Towns 50590 Other Fixed Charges 366,666.00 .00 366,666.00 .00 .00 .00 366,666.00 0 .00 State Account 56125 - 10% Timber Sales Due Towns Totals $366,666.00 $0.00 $366,666.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $366,666.00 0% $0.00 State Account 56128 - Sand & Gravel Pit Exp.=NonLapsng 50590 Other Fixed Charges 1,100.00 .00 1,100.00 .00 .00 1,090.00 10.00 99 1,090.00 State Account 56128 - Sand & Gravel Pit Exp.=NonLapsng Totals $1,100.00 $0.00 $1,100.00 $0.00 $0.00 $1,090.00 $10.00 99% $1,090.00 State Account 56129 - Town Road Improvement Aid 50241 Town Road Aid 60,000.00 .00 60,000.00 6,000.00 .00 16,000.00 44,000.00 27 34,455.60 State Account 56129 - Town Road Improvement Aid Totals $60,000.00 $0.00 $60,000.00 $6,000.00 $0.00 $16,000.00 $44,000.00 27% $34,455.60 State Account 56145 - Access Management 50240 Repair & Maintenance 5,000.00 .00 5,000.00 .00 .00 307.15 4,692.85 6 1,000.00 50340 Operating Supplies 500.00 .00 500.00 .00 .00 .00 500.00 0 11.46 50350 Repair & Maintenance Supplies 500.00 .00 500.00 .00 .00 491.81 8.19 98 .00 50351 Fuel .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 25.79 (25.79) +++ 236.08 State Account 56145 - Access Management Totals $6,000.00 $0.00 $6,000.00 $0.00 $0.00 $824.75 $5,175.25 14% $1,247.54 State Account 56148 - State D.O.T. Road Aid NL Grant 50240 Repair & Maintenance 28,016.00 .00 28,016.00 .00 .00 2,426.03 25,589.97 9 2,032.62 50351 Fuel .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 +++ 171.55 50810 Capital Equipment .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 +++ 7,000.00 State Account 56148 - State D.O.T. Road Aid NL Grant Totals $28,016.00 $0.00 $28,016.00 $0.00 $0.00 $2,426.03 $25,589.97 9% $9,204.17 State Account 56152 - Reforestation=NL 50240 Repair & Maintenance .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 1,704.83 (1,704.83) +++ .00 50290 Contractual Services 194,500.00 .00 194,500.00 .00 .00 91,811.96 102,688.04 47 72,307.39 50340 Operating Supplies .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 1,403.30 (1,403.30) +++ 1,226.95 50390 Other Supplies and Expense .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 54.40 (54.40) +++ 79.66 50815 Non-Depreciated Asset .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 4,354.00 (4,354.00) +++ .00 State Account 56152 - Reforestation=NL Totals $194,500.00 $0.00 $194,500.00 $0.00 $0.00 $99,328.49 $95,171.51 51% $73,614.00 State Account 56159 - Wildlife Habitat .5/Acre Grant 50240 Repair & Maintenance .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 364.08 (364.08) +++ 216.57 50290 Contractual Services 17,855.00 .00 17,855.00 .00 .00 4,253.24 13,601.76 24 .00 State Account 56159 - Wildlife Habitat .5/Acre Grant Totals $17,855.00 $0.00 $17,855.00 $0.00 $0.00 $4,617.32 $13,237.68 26% $216.57 State Account 56160 - County Forest Admin Grant 50111 Department Head 114,109.00 .00 114,109.00 4,416.00 .00 77,280.00 36,829.00 68 74,004.48 50131 Sick Leave Pay .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 +++ 300.00 Run by Deanna Regan on 10/07/2026 08:50:15 AM Page 4 of 8 Budget Performance Report Fiscal Year to Date 10/07/26 Include Rollup Account and Rollup to Account & Sub Account Adopted Budget Amended Current Month YTD YTD Budget - YTD % Used/ Account Account Description Budget Amendments Budget Transactions Encumbrances Transactions Transactions Rec'd Prior Year YTD Fund 100 - General EXPENSE Department 34 - Forestry State Account 56160 - County Forest Admin Grant 50132 Vacation Pay .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 441.60 (441.60) +++ 5,045.76 50133 PTO .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 4,857.60 (4,857.60) +++ .00 50138 Holiday Pay .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 2,208.00 (2,208.00) +++ 2,102.40 50151 Fica/Medicare 8,729.00 .00 8,729.00 311.98 .00 6,002.58 2,726.42 69 5,790.42 50152 Co. Share Retirement 7,931.00 .00 7,931.00 317.95 .00 6,104.64 1,826.36 77 5,637.45 50154 Health Insurance 30,210.00 .00 30,210.00 1,256.78 .00 23,878.82 6,331.18 79 21,449.48 50155 Life Insurance 55.00 .00 55.00 4.84 .00 47.30 7.70 86 44.90 50320 Publication,Subscriptions & Dues 12,313.00 .00 12,313.00 .00 .00 12,312.82 .18 100 12,303.22 State Account 56160 - County Forest Admin Grant Totals $173,347.00 $0.00 $173,347.00 $6,307.55 $0.00 $133,133.36 $40,213.64 77% $126,678.11 State Account 56171 - Forest Management 50340 Operating Supplies 16,000.00 .00 16,000.00 .00 .00 15,557.48 442.52 97 8,503.44 50390 Other Supplies and Expense .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 358.75 (358.75) +++ 361.83 State Account 56171 - Forest Management Totals $16,000.00 $0.00 $16,000.00 $0.00 $0.00 $15,916.23 $83.77 99% $8,865.27 State Account 56173 - Good Neighbor Grant 50135 Overtime 11,000.00 .00 11,000.00 .00 .00 11,194.17 (194.17) 102 8,330.14 50151 Fica/Medicare 840.00 .00 840.00 .00 .00 815.37 24.63 97 601.67 50152 Co. Share Retirement 760.00 .00 760.00 .00 .00 805.98 (45.98) 106 578.93 50154 Health Insurance 3,500.00 .00 3,500.00 .00 .00 2,517.84 982.16 72 2,227.06 50155 Life Insurance 2.00 .00 2.00 .00 .00 1.03 .97 52 .79 50332 Mileage 1,000.00 .00 1,000.00 .00 .00 938.82 61.18 94 525.97 50340 Operating Supplies 500.00 .00 500.00 .00 .00 .00 500.00 0 .00 State Account 56173 - Good Neighbor Grant Totals $17,602.00 $0.00 $17,602.00 $0.00 $0.00 $16,273.21 $1,328.79 92% $12,264.56 Department 34 - Forestry Totals $2,542,986.00 $0.00 $2,542,986.00 $53,868.47 $0.00 $1,616,631.50 $926,354.50 64% $1,416,309.85 EXPENSE TOTALS $2,542,986.00 $0.00 $2,542,986.00 $53,868.47 $0.00 $1,616,631.50 $926,354.50 64% $1,416,309.85 Fund 100 - General Totals REVENUE TOTALS 4,598,237.00 .00 4,598,237.00 .00 .00 2,837,577.90 1,760,659.10 62% 3,507,616.08 EXPENSE TOTALS 2,542,986.00 .00 2,542,986.00 53,868.47 .00 1,616,631.50 926,354.50 64% 1,416,309.85 Fund 100 - General Totals $2,055,251.00 $0.00 $2,055,251.00 ($53,868.47) $0.00 $1,220,946.40 $834,304.60 $2,091,306.23 Fund 270 - Carbon Credits REVENUE Department 00 - General Fund 48312 Carbon Sales .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 +++ 110,067.24 49301 Fund Balance Applied 110,000.00 .00 110,000.00 .00 .00 .00 110,000.00 0 .00 Department 00 - General Fund Totals $110,000.00 $0.00 $110,000.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $110,000.00 0% $110,067.24 Department 34 - Forestry 48311 GASB Recognized Revenue on Carbon Credit Sales .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 245,600.00 (245,600.00) +++ .00 Run by Deanna Regan on 10/07/2026 08:50:15 AM Page 5 of 8 Budget Performance Report Fiscal Year to Date 10/07/26 Include Rollup Account and Rollup to Account & Sub Account Adopted Budget Amended Current Month YTD YTD Budget - YTD % Used/ Account Account Description Budget Amendments Budget Transactions Encumbrances Transactions Transactions Rec'd Prior Year YTD Fund 270 - Carbon Credits REVENUE Department 34 - Forestry 48312 Carbon Sales .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 625,837.12 (625,837.12) +++ 165,100.87 49301 Fund Balance Applied 161,174.00 .00 161,174.00 .00 .00 .00 161,174.00 0 .00 Department 34 - Forestry Totals $161,174.00 $0.00 $161,174.00 $0.00 $0.00 $871,437.12 ($710,263.12) 541% $165,100.87 REVENUE TOTALS $271,174.00 $0.00 $271,174.00 $0.00 $0.00 $871,437.12 ($600,263.12) 321% $275,168.11 EXPENSE Department 00 - General Fund State Account 59770 - Transfer to 440 50998 Other 110,000.00 .00 110,000.00 .00 .00 110,000.00 .00 100 67,737.00 State Account 59770 - Transfer to 440 Totals $110,000.00 $0.00 $110,000.00 $0.00 $0.00 $110,000.00 $0.00 100% $67,737.00 Department 00 - General Fund Totals $110,000.00 $0.00 $110,000.00 $0.00 $0.00 $110,000.00 $0.00 100% $67,737.00 Department 34 - Forestry State Account 55201 - Parks 50340 Operating Supplies .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 1,848.00 (1,848.00) +++ .00 State Account 55201 - Parks Totals $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $1,848.00 ($1,848.00) +++ $0.00 State Account 55313 - Recreation Management 50121 Full Time 40,132.00 .00 40,132.00 1,545.60 .00 25,193.28 14,938.72 63 15,075.60 50130 Funeral Leave .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 +++ 147.80 50131 Sick Leave Pay .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 +++ 591.20 50132 Vacation Pay .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 +++ 1,330.20 50133 PTO .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 3,709.44 (3,709.44) +++ .00 50138 Holiday Pay .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 772.80 (772.80) +++ 591.20 50151 Fica/Medicare 3,071.00 .00 3,071.00 102.70 .00 1,974.93 1,096.07 64 1,084.23 50152 Co. Share Retirement 2,890.00 .00 2,890.00 111.28 .00 2,136.58 753.42 74 1,232.64 50154 Health Insurance 15,082.00 .00 15,082.00 610.54 .00 11,600.26 3,481.74 77 6,209.06 50290 Contractual Services 34,299.00 .00 34,299.00 .00 .00 1,577.32 32,721.68 5 .00 50320 Publication,Subscriptions & Dues .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 +++ 394.90 50325 Registration Fees & Tuition 500.00 .00 500.00 .00 .00 .00 500.00 0 795.00 50332 Mileage 1,000.00 .00 1,000.00 .00 .00 .00 1,000.00 0 431.20 50335 Meals 200.00 .00 200.00 .00 .00 .00 200.00 0 57.20 50336 Lodging 1,000.00 .00 1,000.00 .00 .00 .00 1,000.00 0 882.00 50340 Operating Supplies 2,000.00 .00 2,000.00 .00 .00 .00 2,000.00 0 2,837.59 50390 Other Supplies and Expense 1,000.00 .00 1,000.00 .00 .00 2,380.00 (1,380.00) 238 1,302.95 50810 Capital Equipment .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 +++ 2,879.69 State Account 55313 - Recreation Management Totals $101,174.00 $0.00 $101,174.00 $2,370.12 $0.00 $49,344.61 $51,829.39 49% $35,842.46 State Account 56145 - Access Management 50290 Contractual Services 40,000.00 .00 40,000.00 .00 .00 6,237.08 33,762.92 16 .00 50340 Operating Supplies .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 4,426.80 (4,426.80) +++ .00 50351 Fuel .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 1,103.08 (1,103.08) +++ 408.76 Run by Deanna Regan on 10/07/2026 08:50:15 AM Page 6 of 8 Budget Performance Report Fiscal Year to Date 10/07/26 Include Rollup Account and Rollup to Account & Sub Account Adopted Budget Amended Current Month YTD YTD Budget - YTD % Used/ Account Account Description Budget Amendments Budget Transactions Encumbrances Transactions Transactions Rec'd Prior Year YTD Fund 270 - Carbon Credits EXPENSE Department 34 - Forestry State Account 56145 - Access Management 50810 Capital Equipment .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 +++ 2,879.70 50815 Non-Depreciated Asset .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 4,354.00 (4,354.00) +++ .00 State Account 56145 - Access Management Totals $40,000.00 $0.00 $40,000.00 $0.00 $0.00 $16,120.96 $23,879.04 40% $3,288.46 State Account 56156 - Forest Carbon 50390 Other Supplies and Expense .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 515.71 (515.71) +++ 1,192.74 State Account 56156 - Forest Carbon Totals $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $515.71 ($515.71) +++ $1,192.74 State Account 56171 - Forest Management 50290 Contractual Services 20,000.00 .00 20,000.00 .00 .00 14,829.48 5,170.52 74 .00 50340 Operating Supplies .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 3,000.00 (3,000.00) +++ .00 State Account 56171 - Forest Management Totals $20,000.00 $0.00 $20,000.00 $0.00 $0.00 $17,829.48 $2,170.52 89% $0.00 Department 34 - Forestry Totals $161,174.00 $0.00 $161,174.00 $2,370.12 $0.00 $85,658.76 $75,515.24 53% $40,323.66 EXPENSE TOTALS $271,174.00 $0.00 $271,174.00 $2,370.12 $0.00 $195,658.76 $75,515.24 72% $108,060.66 Fund 270 - Carbon Credits Totals REVENUE TOTALS 271,174.00 .00 271,174.00 .00 .00 871,437.12 (600,263.12) 321% 275,168.11 EXPENSE TOTALS 271,174.00 .00 271,174.00 2,370.12 .00 195,658.76 75,515.24 72% 108,060.66 Fund 270 - Carbon Credits Totals $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 ($2,370.12) $0.00 $675,778.36 ($675,778.36) $167,107.45 Fund 430 - Capital Projects Fund REVENUE Department 34 - Forestry 43260 Misc Federal Grant .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 +++ 583,641.00 43280 FEMA Grant (2022 Delta Project) .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 +++ 673,237.30 43584 43584-002 WI Coastal Funds Grants .00 180,774.00 180,774.00 .00 .00 93,785.00 86,989.00 52 .00 43584 - Totals $0.00 $180,774.00 $180,774.00 $0.00 $0.00 $93,785.00 $86,989.00 52% $0.00 43586 Knowles-Nelson Grant 46,000.00 .00 46,000.00 .00 .00 93,370.00 (47,370.00) 203 .00 43590 Miscellaneous State Grants .00 36,750.00 36,750.00 .00 .00 .00 36,750.00 0 .00 48900 All Other Revenue 3,500.00 .00 3,500.00 .00 .00 .00 3,500.00 0 .00 Department 34 - Forestry Totals $49,500.00 $217,524.00 $267,024.00 $0.00 $0.00 $187,155.00 $79,869.00 70% $1,256,878.30 REVENUE TOTALS $49,500.00 $217,524.00 $267,024.00 $0.00 $0.00 $187,155.00 $79,869.00 70% $1,256,878.30 EXPENSE Department 34 - Forestry State Account 55205 - WI Coastal Fund Grants 50252 Purchase of Land=NL .00 180,774.00 180,774.00 .00 .00 179,200.00 1,574.00 99 .00 State Account 55205 - WI Coastal Fund Grants Totals $0.00 $180,774.00 $180,774.00 $0.00 $0.00 $179,200.00 $1,574.00 99% $0.00 State Account 56105 - Knowles-Nelson Grant 50252 Purchase of Land=NL 45,000.00 .00 45,000.00 .00 .00 116,055.43 (71,055.43) 258 1,004,149.25 Run by Deanna Regan on 10/07/2026 08:50:15 AM Page 7 of 8 Budget Performance Report Fiscal Year to Date 10/07/26 Include Rollup Account and Rollup to Account & Sub Account Adopted Budget Amended Current Month YTD YTD Budget - YTD % Used/ Account Account Description Budget Amendments Budget Transactions Encumbrances Transactions Transactions Rec'd Prior Year YTD Fund 430 - Capital Projects Fund EXPENSE Department 34 - Forestry State Account 56105 - Knowles-Nelson Grant Totals $45,000.00 $0.00 $45,000.00 $0.00 $0.00 $116,055.43 ($71,055.43) 258% $1,004,149.25 State Account 56132 - USFS Community Forests Grants 50252 Purchase of Land=NL .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 +++ 583,663.50 State Account 56132 - USFS Community Forests Grants Totals $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 +++ $583,663.50 State Account 56154 - Misc State Grant 50252 Purchase of Land=NL .00 36,750.00 36,750.00 .00 .00 36,750.00 .00 100 .00 State Account 56154 - Misc State Grant Totals $0.00 $36,750.00 $36,750.00 $0.00 $0.00 $36,750.00 $0.00 100% $0.00 State Account 57100 - Capital Expenditures 50240 Repair & Maintenance .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 +++ 911.40 50252 Purchase of Land=NL 50,000.00 148,000.00 198,000.00 .00 .00 119,797.44 78,202.56 61 49,100.00 50390 Other Supplies and Expense .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 +++ 14.74 50810 Capital Equipment 16,000.00 .00 16,000.00 .00 .00 .00 16,000.00 0 80,000.00 50815 Non-Depreciated Asset .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 +++ 1,668.39 50820 Capital Improvements 87,501.00 .00 87,501.00 .00 .00 34,489.55 53,011.45 39 32,444.80 State Account 57100 - Capital Expenditures Totals $153,501.00 $148,000.00 $301,501.00 $0.00 $0.00 $154,286.99 $147,214.01 51% $164,139.33 Department 34 - Forestry Totals $198,501.00 $365,524.00 $564,025.00 $0.00 $0.00 $486,292.42 $77,732.58 86% $1,751,952.08 EXPENSE TOTALS $198,501.00 $365,524.00 $564,025.00 $0.00 $0.00 $486,292.42 $77,732.58 86% $1,751,952.08 Fund 430 - Capital Projects Fund Totals REVENUE TOTALS 49,500.00 217,524.00 267,024.00 .00 .00 187,155.00 79,869.00 70% 1,256,878.30 EXPENSE TOTALS 198,501.00 365,524.00 564,025.00 .00 .00 486,292.42 77,732.58 86% 1,751,952.08 Fund 430 - Capital Projects Fund Totals ($149,001.00) ($148,000.00) ($297,001.00) $0.00 $0.00 ($299,137.42) $2,136.42 ($495,073.78) Grand Totals REVENUE TOTALS 4,918,911.00 217,524.00 5,136,435.00 .00 .00 3,896,170.02 1,240,264.98 76% 5,039,662.49 EXPENSE TOTALS 3,012,661.00 365,524.00 3,378,185.00 56,238.59 .00 2,298,582.68 1,079,602.32 68% 3,276,322.59 Grand Totals $1,906,250.00 ($148,000.00) $1,758,250.00 ($56,238.59) $0.00 $1,597,587.34 $160,662.66 $1,763,339.90 Run by Deanna Regan on 10/07/2026 08:50:15 AM Page 8 of 8