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FOREST SERVICE HANDBOOK
Denver, CO
FSH 2409.22 - TIMBER APPRAISAL HANDBOOK
R2 Amendment No. 2409.22-92-14
Effective July 10, 1992
POSTING NOTICE: Amendments to this title are numbered consecutively. Post by document name. Remove
entire document and replace with this amendment. Retain this transmittal as the first page of this document. The
last amendment to this Handbook was Amendment 2409.22-92-13 to Chapter 80.
Document Name
Superseded New
(Number of Pages)
92.3-92.35
15
92.3-92.32, R2 Amendment
No. 2409.22-91-19, 12/30/91
15
92.33-92.35, R2 Amendment
No. 102, 11/5/90
11
Amendments Covered
R2 Amendment 2409.22-91-19,12/30/91
R2 Amendment No. 102, 11/5/90
Digest:
Updates instructions for completing R2 Forms FS 2400-17 and 2400-17(TEA). Exhibits 2,3,4,5,and 6 are separate
electronic documents and need to be printed 16 pitch, portrait style.
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TOM L. THOMPSON
Acting Regional Forester
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92.3 - General Instructions for Completing Appraisal Summary Side [(R2-2400-17(TEA)]. An appraisal summary
for sales of convertible products must be in only two units of measure: MBF (codes 1,3, or 7); or Cunits (codes 4 or
9). Convertible products must be converted to one of these units and appraised as such to permit the data to be
summarized into meaningful summaries by measurement units. (Converting factors must be established and on file
in each contract folder when used in a timber sale.) If a sale involves two units of measure, an appraisal summary
must be completed for each to avoid mixing appraisal data for the measurement units.
Only one appraisal summary will be prepared for each unit of measure, regardless of the number of products
involved. For example, if the unit of measure is cunits for both sawlogs and pulpwood, the total or average column
will show only total cunits and averages will be weighted from all species/product groups. Subaverages, for example,
for sawlogs and pulpwood, will not be shown on the form.
SEE CHAPTER 92.35 FOR INSTRUCTIONS TO COMPLETE APPRAISAL SUMMARY SIDE OF FORM R2-240017(TEA).
92.31 - Instructions Pertinent to Standard Rate Appraisal. The instructions for completing the appraisal summary
side of Form R2-2400-17(TEA) are shown in Section 92.35. Additional instructions are necessary to complete the
appraisal summary side of this form for standard rate appraisals. If the sale contains specified roads or required
deposits, refer to Sections 20 and 92.32 in relation to R2-2400-17(TEA). See Exhibit 2 for an example of this
standard rate appraisal.
1. General Heading (Card Type 5). See Section 92.35.
2. Species Columns (Card Type 6). Complete only lines 1-7, and 27-37 on a separate appraisal summary side of
a R2-2400-17(TEA) for volume with unit code of 3.
Line 1, Product and Unit. In addition to the instructions in Section 92.35, sawtimber advertised at standard
rates without formal appraisal will be coded 1-3 (sawlogs-MBF).
Line 2 through 5. See Section 92.35.
Line 6, DBH. See Section 92.35.
Line 7, Base Period Price. Enter the Base Period Price from the Current Appraisal Data (Section 51.4) adjusted
as directed by FSM 2431.42. Base Period Price is published on a log scale basis.
Line 8 through 26. Leave blank.
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Line 27, Predicted Bid. See Section 92.35.
Line 28, Competition Factor. In addition to instructions in Section 92.35, sawlog standard rate appraisals shall
have a competition factor applied only when removal of material is mandatory and subject to bidding. Material
advertised as optional removal or unadvertised sales shall not have an entry in line 28.
Line 29, Sale Specified Road Costs. Leave blank.
Line 30 through 37. See Section 92.35.
92.32 - Instructions Pertinent to Comparison Appraisal. As presented in Section 20, comparison appraisal may be
completed with any appraisal method.
Form R2-2400-17(TEA) shall be used on all Comparison With Standard Rate sales. This Form will also be completed
in the same manner as Form R2-2400-17(TEA) in Section 92.31 except for a few alterations. See Exhibit 3 for an
example of a Comparison With Standard Rate appraisal.
Line 17, Sale Road Maintenance. If the sale contains a required road maintenance deposit, enter the cost per
unit of measure in parentheses. Leave line 16 Card Type 7 blank.
Line 19, Sale Slash Disposal. If the sale contains a required slash deposit, enter the cost per unit of measure in
parentheses. Leave line 21 Card Type 7 blank.
Line 29, Sale Specified Road Costs. If the sale is totally appraised using Comparison With Standard Rates, the
rate entered is the Purchaser Credit Limit from Card Type 5 divided by the volume. The Purchaser Credit Limit is
the sum of both ineffective and effective purchaser credit. The rate on line 30 is entered in parentheses.
If the sale is composed of a Comparison With Standard Rate appraisal component and another appraisal system
component, and contains specified roads, that portion included within the standard rate is determined first and
entered as the cost per unit of measure in parentheses on line 29. The product of the specified road cost rate and the
volume (line 5) must equal the Purchaser Credit Limit in Card Type 5. The remainder of the Purchaser Credit is
transferred into the other appraisal system and is calculated as directed in the related section of the handbook. All
of the difference between the Standard Rate and the Base Rate or the total Purchaser Credit divided by total sale
volume, whichever is the smaller shall be recorded on line 29. Disregard other cost when calculating purchaser
credit. Leave line 30 Card Type 7 blank. At no time will the comparison appraisal carry more Purchaser Credit per
like unit of measure than the other appraisal system of which it is a component.
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92.33 - Instructions Pertinent to Empirical Appraisal. Completion of Form FS-2400-17 for empirical appraisal is similar to that of
residual value appraisal (Section 92.34). The primary difference is that the costs and values for empirical appraisal are derived
through construction, whereas residual value appraisal is based upon zone cost collection. A composite of both appraisal methods
may appear in the same appraisal. An example of this is where selling values and most costs will be based upon cost collected figures
as used in residual value, but the logging costs need to be constructed since the sale contains skyline logging. In mixed
sales such as this, refer to the section of this Handbook which deals with that appraisal method.
For purposes of this section a pure empirical appraisal will be considered.
1. General Heading (Card Type 5). See Section 92.35.
2. Species Columns (Card Type 6).
Line 1 through 5. See Section 92.35.
Line 6, Selling Value L.S. Enter the constructed value of primary lumber selling value per unit of measure.
Line 7 and 8. Leave blank.
Line 9, Chips and Byproducts. Enter the constructed value of byproduct selling value per unit of measure.
Line 10, Selling Value L.S. Enter the total selling value, the sum of line 6 and line 9.
Line 11 through 29, (Logging Costs). Enter the constructed cost per unit of measure for logging operations.
Contractual items such as temporary roads should be equal to the total costs divided by the volume to carry the
costs to arrive at the unit cost.
Line 30, Specified Road Costs. See Section 92.35.
Line 31, Total Logging Cost L.S. Enter sum of lines 29 and 30.
Line 32, MFG Cost L.T. Enter the constructed primary lumber manufacturing cost per unit of measure.
Line 33, Chips and Byproducts. Enter the constructed byproduct manufacturing cost per unit of measure.
Line 34, MFG Cost L.S. Enter the total manufacturing cost, line 32 plus line 33.
Line 35 through 46. SELF EXPLANATORY.
3. Sale Total or Average (Card Type 7). See Section 92.35.
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92.34 - Instructions Pertinent to Residual Value Appraisal. Transaction Evidence procedures and FORM R2-240017(TEA) is the only approved method and FORM for both zones in this REGION for new sales.
92.35 - Instructions Pertinent to Transaction Evidence Appraisal R2-2400-17(TEA). An appraisal summary for sales
of convertible products must be in only one of two units of measure: MBF (codes 1,3, or 7); or CUNITS (codes 4 or 9).
Convertible products must be converted to one of these units and appraised as such to permit the data to be
summarized into meaningful summaries by measurement units. Converting factors must be established and on file
in each contract folder when used in a timber sale. If a sale involves two units of measure, an appraisal summary
must be completed for each to avoid mixing appraisal data for measurement units.
Only one appraisal summary will be prepared for each unit of measure, regardless of the number of products
involved. For example, if the unit of measure is cunits for both sawlogs and pulpwood, the total or average column
will show only total cunits and averages will be weighted from all species/product groups. Subaverages, for example,
for sawlogs and pulpwood, will not be shown on the form.
See EXHIBIT 4 and 5 for examples of Transaction Evidence appraisals for sawlogs and POL respectively.
1. General Heading (Card Type 5).
Sale Name. Enter name of sale.
Summary Checked By. Enter name of person who checked the form for completeness and accuracy and the
date checked. It must be someone other than the person who prepared the summary initially.
Specified Road Construction. Enter to the nearest one-tenth of a mile the amount of specified road to be
constructed. A mileage of five miles will be entered as 50 (decimal implied).
Reconstruction. Enter to the nearest one-tenth of a mile the amount of existing specified road to be
reconstructed. A mileage of five miles will be entered as 50 (decimal implied).
Purchaser Credit Limit. Enter to the nearest whole dollar the amount of purchaser credit to be allowed.
Purchaser credit limit is equal to specified road cost estimate (based on local wage rates excluding Davis-Bacon
adjustment) less amount of cash or material contributions at time of advertisement.
Product. Enter the code of the product being appraised.
Appraised to. Enter location(s) to which appraised.
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Haul Miles. Enter to the nearest mile the combined truck and rail one-way haul distance to the appraisal
point for each product being appraised. If more than one appraisal point is used, enter the weighted average haul
miles.
Temporary Road Construction. Enter to the nearest one-tenth of a mile the amount of temporary road to be
constructed and closed. A mileage of 5 and two tenths will be recorded as 52. (decimal implied)
Temporary Road Cost. Enter to the nearest whole dollar the total estimated cost of the planned temporary
road construction. This amount will be for the distance listed in temporary road construction.
Note: Where there are two units of measure, hence two appraisal summaries and type 5 cards, the miles of road
construction and costs, including purchaser credit limit, may be either pro-rated to the two measurement units or all
shown on one form and the other left blank. Do not enter total miles and costs on both forms.
Basic Data Period. Enter the period indicated in the Current Appraisal Data (Section 51.4, or 61.4 for
sawlogs and Section 71.4 for POL). An entry shall be made for all sales whether escalated or flat rate.
Adjusted to. Enter the period to which the average bids were adjusted from the Current Appraisal Data
(Section 51.4,or 61.4 for sawlogs and Section 71.4 for POL). It applies to flat rate sales as well as stumpage rate
adjustment sales. Will be the period represented by the base indices (line 37) if the contract has quarterly
escalation. Enter "Standard Rates" for standard rate appraisals which are not based upon Section 51.4,61.4,or 71.4
Index Operation. Standard rate appraisals based upon Section 51.4,61.4 or 71.4 Index Operation, shall reflect the
period to which selling values were adjusted in Section 51.4,61.4 or 71.4.
2. Species Columns (Card Type 6). Do not use any of the columns for developing interim averages. Lines 1, 3,
5, 7, 15, and 26 must have entries for species/products.
Line 1, Product and Unit. This will be a product code entry, to be followed by unit of measure code, such as
1-7 for sawtimber to be measured in MBF(Transaction Evidence) or 3-9 for POL to be measured in 100nd cubic feet.
If more than one product is to be measured in a common unit (for example, sawlogs and POL measured in cunits),
group species by product, in ascending order of product codes. For example, list all species coded 1-9, then list all
species coded 3-9.
Convertible Products
Sawlogs
Product Code
1
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Pulpwood (Includes all Aspen)
2
Other convertible products (POL)
(Poles, Pilings, Posts, Mine props)
3
Cull logs or substandard material
4
Optional code (Fuelwood)
5
Nonconvertible Products
Pine distillate wood
6
Christmas tree
7
Naval Stores
8
Other (specify)
9
Unit of Measure (Appraisal Type)
Unit Code
MBF (other than TEA)
1
Cord (other than TEA)
2
MBF (older dead which is not included
with green material)
3
C cu. ft. (CCF or Cunits)(other than TEA)
4
Each nonconvertible products
only, such as Christmas trees
5
Ton (Distillate wood)
6
MBF (Transaction Evidence)
7
Cord (not used in R2)
8
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When measurement unit code 3 is used, the computer will exclude the volume from its averaging of appraisal
elements for the Summary of Reports of Timber Sale, Report numbers 5 and 6. Only one Report of Timber Sale side
of a R2-2400-17(TEA) should be completed for each sale. (See Exhibit 1).
Fuelwood shall be coded 5-4 (fuelwood-C.Cu.Ft.)
Line 2, Species Initials. Use species initial as commonly used in local practice. All species of true fir shall be
coded as true fir (025) rather than the exact species code of individual fir species. Provide for minor amounts of a
species known to exist in the general area, but which did not show up in the cruise or other presale preparation, by
adding "&O" to the species of comparable value.
Line 3, Species Code. Use species code for each price group (species/product) which is to appear in the contract.
Within each product, list species in ascending order of species codes, e.g. 1-1, 2-1, 3-1 across the columns. When
minor species are combined, use the same as for initials on line 2. These should agree with those listed on report of
timber sale. A given species code may be used only once for any combination of product and unit of measure.
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Use code 001 for merchantable dead, regardless of species initials on line 2. Some of the more commonly used
species initials and codes are as follows:
Species Name
Species Initials
Species Code
Dead
DD
001
Other softwoods
OSFW
001
Other hardwoods
OHDW
004
Combined softwoods
CSFW
007
Combined hardwoods
CHDW
008
White fir
WF
1/
025 (015)
Grand fir
GF
1/
025 (015)
Subalpine fir
AF
1/
025 (019)
True firs 1/
TF
1/
025
Corkbark fir (True fir)
CF
1/
025
White spruce
WS
090
Engelmann spruce
ES
093
Lodgepole pine
LP
108
White pine
WP
119
Ponderosa pine
PP
122
Front Range and <12" PP
P
122
Douglas-fir
DF
204
Aspen
A
740
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Oak
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OK
800
1/ Code for all species of fir.
Line 4, Percent by Species. Enter percent of volume by species rounded to nearest 1/100 percent, e.g. 86.44.
The total of percent by species must equal 100 percent.
Line 5, Volume. Enter volume by species to the nearest whole unit of measure in accordance with section 91.
Do not use decimals.
Line 6, DBH. Enter the weighted average sale "quadratic mean" DBH by volume from the CRUISE PRINTOUT in Card Type 7. Do
not include volumes subject to agreement.
Line 7, Base Period Price. Enter the Base Period Price from the Current Appraisal Data (Section 51.4 or 61.4
for sawlogs and Section 71.4 for POL). Base Period Price is published on a log scale basis. Do not adjust. Do not
average except in Card Type 7.
Line 8 through 15, (Average Logging Costs). Enter the average costs per unit of measure for the associated
logging costs from the Current Appraisal Data (Section 51.4 or 61.4 for sawlogs and Section 71.4 for POL). These
are the logging costs within the base period average sale.
Line 16 through 26, (Sale Logging Costs). Enter the cost per unit of measure for logging operations. See
Chapter 50,60 and Chapter 71 for determining these values for sawlogs and POL respectively. Contractual items
such as temporary roads should be equal to the total costs divided by the volume to carry the costs to arrive at the
unit cost.
Line 27, Predicted Bid. Enter sum of lines 7 and 15 minus line 26.
Line 28, Competition Factor. Enter the cost per unit of measure for the competition factor calculated per
instructions in Chapter 50 or 60 for sawlogs and Section 71 for POL.
Line 29, Sale Specified Road Costs. Purchaser Credit Limit from Card Type 5 divided by the volume to carry
Specified Road Costs equals the per unit cost to be entered on line 29.
Line 30, Indicated Net Stumpage. Enter the result of line 27 minus line 28 and line 29. Some species rates
may be less than base rates, or may be negative. Make no adjustment at this point.
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Line 31, Indicated Advertised Rate. Enter the result of line 30 plus line 29. Also enter the indicated tract value
in the total column line space. In timber property sales, add timber property value unit rates developed from line 30
to arrive at indicated advertised rates.
Line 32, Base Rates. For each species enter the Regionally prescribed minimum rate plus any adjustment
needed to cover costs of regeneration. Refer to Chapter 80. Timber property value must be protected against usage
by K-V and purchaser credit. Therefore, add timber property value to arrive at base rates, not to exceed Indicated
Advertised rate.
Line 33, Adjustments to Base Rates. If any rates on line 31 are below base, line 33 provides for entry of positive
adjustments required to bring them up to base as shown on the following page.
Calculate total deficit =
deficit species volume
1,200 MBF
X deficit adjustment per unit = total deficit
X
$0.88/MBF
= $1,056.00
Calculate per unit adjustment to other species groups
total deficit amount /(divided) by total positive species volume
$1,056.00 / 3,800 MBF (3,000 + 500) = $0.28/MBF negative adjustment
The indicated advertised rates for the positive species are reduced by the adjustment to no less than base rates, and
the negative species is increased to base rate. The total value of the sale as a whole remains the same.
If there is insufficient value to adjust the total deficit, all species will be adjusted to no less than base rates. See
EXHIBIT 6.
Line 34, Advertised Rates. These are the rates at which the timber is to be advertised. Transfer these rates to
the bid Form FS-2400-14 or FS 2400-42a. Add rates developed from line 31 plus line 33 adjustments to arrive at
advertised rates. Also enter the total tract value in the total column/line space.
Line 35, Indicated Stat. Net Rates. Enter result of line 34 minus the sum of line 29 and timber property value if
any. Line 34-(line 29 + TPV).
Line 36, Appraised Net Rates. Adjust line 35 to not less than base rates (line 32) using the line 33 procedure.
Line 37, Base Indecies. Enter for escalation sales only. This is the base index corresponding to the appropriate
base period to which the base period average bid is adjusted from the Current Appraisal Data (Section 51.4, 61.4
and 71.4).
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Skid Distance. Enter the average skid distance for the sale in feet.
3. Sale Total or Average (Card Type 7). The weighted averages in this column equal the sum of species volume
multiplied by the species line rates, divided by the total volume. For example:
Line
5. Volume
26. Total Sale Cost
Total or
ES&O
2400
26.19
AF
Average
1600
30.27
T 4000
A 27.82
[(2400 X 26.19) + (1600 X 30.27)]/4000 = 27.82
Line 6 and 15 through 25. Show averages on all lines except subtotals (lines 18 and 21).
Line 26. The weighted average total must equal the actual total of the weighted averages in lines 16 through
24. If there is a variation due to rounding, it is permissible to change the individual weighted averages by one
penny, to achieve an arithmetically correct total.
The arithmetic instructions on the form shall be followed. Line 31 must equal line 30 plus line 29; line 34 must
equal line 31 plus line 33.
Totals on lines 31 and 34 will equal the sum of each species volume multiplied by the species rate, not the total
volume times the weighted average.
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EXHIBIT 2
APPRAISAL SUMMARY
R2-2400-17 (TEA) (4/23/92)
Sale Name: Sample - Standard
Spec. Rd Const. (Miles)
0
Summary Checked By: XXX
CARD TYPE 5
Reconst. (Miles)
Product: Appraised To: Haul Miles
2 5
1 : Millsite
Basic Data Period
Temp. Rd. Const. (Miles)
3rd Q CY 87 - 1st Q CY 88
Date: XXX
0
Purch. Cr. Limit
0
$
0
Temp. Rd. Cost $
0
Adj. to (Appr. Base period)
4th Q 1987
CARD TYPE 7
CARD TYPE 6
1. Product/Unit
Un of Meas.
1-3
3
ES&O
TOT OR AVE
3. Species code
093
XXXXXXXXX
4. % By Species
100.00
2. Species
5. Volume
6. DBH
7. Base period price L.S.
20
XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX
40.80
T 100.00%
T
20
A
A
11.3
40.80
8. Ave. Haul
9. Ave. Road Maintenance
10. SUBTOTAL, Ave. Transportation
11. Ave. Slash Disposal
12. Ave. Erosion Control
13. SUBTOTAL, Ave. Environ. Protect
14. Ave. Temporary Roads
15. TOTAL AVERAGES (10+13+14)
A
16. Sale Haul
A
17. Sale Road Maintenance
A
18. SUBTOTAL, Sale Transportation
19. Sale Slash Disposal
A
20. Sale Erosion Control
A
21. SUBTOTAL, Sale Environ. Protect
22. Sale Temporary Roads
A
23. Loggind cost Adj.
A
24. Skid Distance Adj.
A
25. Unusual Adjustments
A
26. TOTAL SALE COSTS (18+21+22+23+24+25)
A
27. Predicted bid (7+15-26)
28. Competition Factor
29. Sale Specified Road Costs (A10)
40.80
A
40.80
5.63
A
5.63
A
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30. Indicated Net Stumpage (27-28-29)
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35.17
A
XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX
31. Indicated Advertised Rate (30+29)
32. Base Rates
35.17
T 703.40
35.17
6.00
33. Adjustments to Base Rates
A
35.17
A
6.00
A
XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX
T 703.40
34. Advertised Rates (31+33)
35.17
A
35.17
35. Indicated stat net rates (34-29)
35.17
A
35.17
36. Appraised net rates *
35.17
A
35.17
37. Base indices
N/A
Skid Distance
600 ft.
Net Sale Average Bd. Ft./Cu.Ft. Ration 4.9434
* Adjusted if needed to not less than base rate (line 32), using line 33 procedure.
Note: Lines 30, 31, 34-36 include planned SAB collections as authorized by 46 Stat. 527; 16 U.S.C. 576.
Average Net Vol./Acre
MBF or CCF.
EXHIBIT 3
APPRAISAL SUMMARY
R2-2400-17 (TEA) (4/23/92)
Sale Name: Sample - Standard
Spec. Rd Const. (Miles)
2
Product: Appraised To: Haul Miles
2 5
1 : Millsite
Basic Data Period
Summary Checked By: XXX
CARD TYPE 5
Reconst. (Miles)
Temp. Rd. Const. (Miles)
3rd Q CY 87 - 1st Q CY 88
Date: XXX
0
Purch. Cr. Limit
0
$
1
2
0 0
Temp. Rd. Cost $
Adj. to (Appr. Base period)
0
4th Q 1987
CARD TYPE 7
CARD TYPE 6
1. Product/Unit
Un of Meas.
1-3
3
ES&O
TOT OR AVE
3. Species code
093
XXXXXXXXX
4. % By Species
100.00
2. Species
5. Volume
6. DBH
7. Base period price L.S.
8. Ave. Haul
9. Ave. Road Maintenance
10. SUBTOTAL, Ave. Transportation
11. Ave. Slash Disposal
12. Ave. Erosion Control
13. SUBTOTAL, Ave. Environ. Protect
14. Ave. Temporary Roads
20
XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX
40.80
T 100.00%
T
20
A
A
11.3
40.80
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15. TOTAL AVERAGES (10+13+14)
A
16. Sale Haul
A
17. Sale Road Maintenance
(0.50)
A
(0.50)
18. SUBTOTAL, Sale Transportation
19. Sale Slash Disposal
A
20. Sale Erosion Control
A
21. SUBTOTAL, Sale Environ. Protect
22. Sale Temporary Roads
A
23. Loggind cost Adj.
A
24. Skid Distance Adj.
A
25. Unusual Adjustments
A
26. TOTAL SALE COSTS (18+21+22+23+24+25)
A
27. Predicted bid (7+15-26)
40.30
A
40.30
5.63
A
5.63
29. Sale Specified Road Costs (A10)
(3.00)
A
(3.00)
30. Indicated Net Stumpage (27-28-29)
31.67
A
31.67
28. Competition Factor
XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX
31. Indicated Advertised Rate (30+29)
32. Base Rates
T 693.40
34.67
6.00
33. Adjustments to Base Rates
A
34.67
A
6.00
A
XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX
T 693.40
34. Advertised Rates (31+33)
34.67
A
34.67
35. Indicated stat net rates (34-29)
31.67
A
31.67
36. Appraised net rates *
31.67
A
31.67
37. Base indices
N/A
Skid Distance
600 ft.
Net Sale Average Bd. Ft./Cu.Ft. Ration 4.9434
* Adjusted if needed to not less than base rate (line 32), using line 33 procedure.
Note: Lines 30, 31, 34-36 include planned SAB collections as authorized by 46 Stat. 527; 16 U.S.C. 576.
Average Net Vol./Acre
MBF or CCF.
EXHIBIT 4
APPRAISAL SUMMARY
R2-2400-17 (TEA) (4/23/92)
Sale Name: Sample - Standard
Spec. Rd Const. (Miles)
6
4
Product: Appraised To: Haul Miles
2 5
1 : Millsite
Basic Data Period
Summary Checked By: XXX
CARD TYPE 5
Reconst. (Miles)
3
Temp. Rd. Const. (Miles)
3rd Q CY 87 - 1st Q CY 88
Date: XXX
1
Purch. Cr. Limit
1
$
1
5
Temp. Rd. Cost $
Adj. to (Appr. Base period)
6
0
4 5
6
5
0 9
4th Q 1987
CARD TYPE 7
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EFFECTIVE 07/10/92
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CARD TYPE 6
1. Product/Unit
2. Species
Un of Meas.
1-7
1-7
7
ES&O
AF
TOT OR AVE
3. Species code
093
025
4. % By Species
60.00
40.00
T 100.00%
2400
1600
T
5. Volume
6. DBH
7. Base period price L.S.
8. Ave. Haul
9. Ave. Road Maintenance
XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX
40.80
40.80
33.83
XXXXXXXXX
4000
A 12.1
A 40.80
33.83
4.84
4.84
38.67
38.67
11. Ave. Slash Disposal
4.00
4.00
12. Ave. Erosion Control
0.24
0.24
13. SUBTOTAL, Ave. Environ. Protect
4.24
4.24
14. Ave. Temporary Roads
1.83
1.83
15. TOTAL AVERAGES (10+13+14)
44.74
44.74
A
44.74
16. Sale Haul
14.89
14.89
A
14.89
A
3.66
10. SUBTOTAL, Ave. Transportation
17. Sale Road Maintenance
3.66
3.66
18.55
18.55
19. Sale Slash Disposal
4.03
4.03
A
4.03
20. Sale Erosion Control
0.69
0.69
A
0.69
21. SUBTOTAL, Sale Environ. Protect
4.72
4.72
22. Sale Temporary Roads
1.63
1.63
A
1.63
23. Loggind cost Adj.
1.29
1.29
A
1.29
18. SUBTOTAL, Sale Transportation
24. Skid Distance Adj.
A
25. Unusual Adjustments
4.08
A
1.63
26. TOTAL SALE COSTS (18+21+22+23+24+25)
26.19
30.27
A
27.82
27. Predicted bid (7+15-26)
59.35
55.27
A
57.72
5.63
5.63
A
5.63
39.01
39.01
A
39.01
14.71
10.63
A
13.08
28. Competition Factor
29. Sale Specified Road Costs (A10)
30. Indicated Net Stumpage (27-28-29)
XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX T208,352.00
31. Indicated Advertised Rate (30+29)
32. Base Rates
53.72
49.64
A
52.09
6.00
6.00
A
6.00
33. Adjustments to Base Rates
A
XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX T208,352.00
34. Advertised Rates (31+33)
53.72
49.64
A
52.09
35. Indicated stat net rates (34-29)
14.71
10.63
A
13.08
36. Appraised net rates *
14.71
10.63
A
13.08
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37. Base indices
Skid Distance
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214.85
600 ft.
214.85
Net Sale Average Bd. Ft./Cu.Ft. Ration 4.9438
* Adjusted if needed to not less than base rate (line 32), using line 33 procedure.
Note: Lines 30, 31, 34-36 include planned SAB collections as authorized by 46 Stat. 527; 16 U.S.C. 576.
Average Net Vol./Acre
MBF or CCF.
EXHIBIT 5
APPRAISAL SUMMARY
R2-2400-17 (TEA) (4/23/92)
Sale Name: Sample - Standard
Spec. Rd Const. (Miles)
3
Product: Appraised To: Haul Miles
4 7
3 : Olathe, CO
Basic Data Period
Summary Checked By: XXX
CARD TYPE 5
Reconst. (Miles)
Date: XXX
0
Purch. Cr. Limit
0
$
4
4
3 7
Temp. Rd. Cost $
4
4
1 1
Temp. Rd. Const. (Miles)
5
4th Q CY 89 - 3rd Q CY 90
Adj. to (Appr. Base period)
Sept. 1990
CARD TYPE 7
CARD TYPE 6
1. Product/Unit
2. Species
Un of Meas.
3-4
4
ES&O
TOT OR AVE
3. Species code
740
XXXXXXXXX
4. % By Species
100.00
5. Volume
6. DBH
7. Base period price L.S.
2770
T 100.00%
T
2770
XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX A
7.47
A
7.47
8. Ave. Haul
9. Ave. Road Maintenance
1.34
10. SUBTOTAL, Ave. Transportation
1.34
11. Ave. Slash Disposal
0.11
12. Ave. Erosion Control
13. SUBTOTAL, Ave. Environ. Protect
0.11
14. Ave. Temporary Roads
1.67
15. TOTAL AVERAGES (10+13+14)
3.12
16. Sale Haul
-1.59 1/
17. Sale Road Maintenance
1.76
18. SUBTOTAL, Sale Transportation
0.17
19. Sale Slash Disposal
0.74
20. Sale Erosion Control
3.12
A
-1.59 1/
A
1.76
A
0.74
A
21. SUBTOTAL, Sale Environ. Protect
0.74
22. Sale Temporary Roads
1.59
23. Loggind cost Adj.
A
A
A
1.59
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24. Skid Distance Adj.
A
25. Unusual Adjustments
A
26. TOTAL SALE COSTS (18+21+22+23+24+25)
2.50
A
2.50
27. Predicted bid (7+15-26)
8.09
A
8.09
28. Competition Factor
5.63
A
5.63
29. Sale Specified Road Costs (A10)
1.60
A
1.60
30. Indicated Net Stumpage (27-28-29)
6.49
A
6.49
XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX
31. Indicated Advertised Rate (30+29)
8.09
32. Base Rates
2.40
33. Adjustments to Base Rates
T22,409.30
A
8.09
A
2.40
A
XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX
T22,409.30
34. Advertised Rates (31+33)
8.09
A
8.09
35. Indicated stat net rates (34-29)
6.49
A
6.49
36. Appraised net rates *
6.49
A
6.49
37. Base indices
Skid Distance
600 ft.
Net Sale Average Bd. Ft./Cu.Ft. Ration 4.9434
* Adjusted if needed to not less than base rate (line 32), using line 33 procedure.
Note: Lines 30, 31, 34-36 include planned SAB collections as authorized by 46 Stat. 527; 16 U.S.C. 576.
Average Net Vol./Acre
MBF or CCF.
EXHIBIT 6
APPRAISAL SUMMARY
R2-2400-17 (TEA) (4/23/92)
CARD TYPE 7
CARD TYPE 6
1. Product/Unit
2. Species
Un of Meas.
1-7
1-7
1-7
ES&O
PP
DF
TOT OR AVE
3. Species code
093
122
204
XXXXXXXXX
4. % By Species
66.00
24.00
10.00
5. Volume
3,300
1,200
500
T
29. Sale Specified Road Costs (A10)
30. Indicated Net Stumpage (27-28-29)
T 100.00%
5,000
8.93
8.93
8.93
A
8.93
14.48
-1.81
11.00
A
10.22
XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX T 95,762.00
31. Indicated Advertised Rate (30+29)
32. Base Rates
33. Adjustments to Base Rates
23.41
6.00
-0.28
7.12
19.93
A
19.15
6.48
8.00
6.00
A
+0.88
-0.28
A
0
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EFFECTIVE 07/10/92
92.3-92.35
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XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXX T 95,762.00
34. Advertised Rates (31+33)
23.13
8.00
19.65
A
19.15
35. Indicated stat net rates (34-29)
14.20
-0.93
10.72
A
10.22
A
10.22
36. Appraised net rates *
37. Base indices
11.38
8.00
198.60
298.56
7.90
214.00
--A
-1.59 1/