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Non-Tech : Stumpage Fees
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To: long-gone who wrote (2)8/25/2001 8:23:31 PM
From: long-gone   of 12
 
Georgia's wet weather last winter has brought on new logging restrictions and trucking ordinances. In Randolph County, an ordinance requiring notification of the location the logger is cutting, along with the use of gravel at each road entrance is now required. Brooks County passed a bridge, ditch, and road ordinance requiring a permit for each site along with a $1,000 cash deposit for each permit. Pulpwood or timber travel during inclement weather is also restricted in the county. Washington County increased its bond requirement from $500 to $5,000 and added a permit requirement with notification of the day equipment moves on the property.
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