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Timber sale closeout reported; board pauses proposed yurt-pole sale
Summary
The board reported the timber sale is complete except for closeout work, noted crop-tree-release and boundary marking, and agreed to defer any yurt-pole sale (flagged poles estimated at about $7 each) while leaving flagging in place for educational purposes.
Board members reported that the timber sale is complete aside from planned closeout work and that crop-tree-release and boundary marking have been completed. Michael Sacca noted pink and orange ribbons marking crop-tree-release locations and confirmed boundary flags are in place.
The board discussed blue-flagged poles identified as potential yurt poles for '2 Girls Yurts' at an estimated yield of approximately $7 per pole. Members agreed to postpone any sale of yurt poles and to leave the flagging in place for educational purposes. Michael Sacca expressed concern about further forestry cutting following the recent timber sale; the board decided to delay any additional cutting or pole sales until they further evaluate forestry needs.
