Ill. Admin. Code tit. 17, § 1545.20 - Methods of Sale
The sale of forest products from State forests will be accomplished by the Division of Forest Resources through the lump sum sale method, unit price sale method or the fixed price sale method. For the lump sum sales and unit price sales a sealed bid procedure will be utilized.
a) Lump sum sale. A lump sum sale is one
where all marked or designated forest products are sold to the highest
acceptable bidder for a single price.
b) Unit price sale. Under the unit price
sale, the forest product is offered for sale on a forest product basis, such
as, sawtimber, poles, veneer, pulpwood, by species or groups of species, and
bids will be accepted on a per unit price.
c) Fixed price sale. The fixed price sale is
one where forest products consist of qualities and/or species of tree and logs
that are not normally marketable in the area due to size, quality, quantity or
species. This type of sale will only be used when a thinning or clearing is
required. Each tree or log or group of trees or logs will be sold individually
at a price fixed by the Department on a first come, first serve basis after
advertisement. Fixed prices will be determined by appraising previous sales,
existing markets, private sales and by considering the Illinois Timber Prices
sales and by considering these published by the Department of Agriculture and
Department of Natural Resources.
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