Instructions for Examinations
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Often they base their recommendations only on present needs. The examiner should bear in mind, however, that the National Forest work is in its infancy. In ten years the demands upon tlie executive force by the public will probabl}^ require a ranger to every township. Each ranger will need a headquarters cabin, a small piece of agricul- tural land, and a horse pasture. In recommending land for administrative purposes, such factors as the distance from towns and future logging operations should ...be con- sidered. In arid regions, water holes, springs, etc., should not be listed unless it is certain that they are not needed by the Government.
If it is found that a tract of land applied for is essential for a reservoir site for the water suppl.y of a city, or for the protection of a supply already established, this would be regarded by the Forest Service as a higher use of the land 6 INSTRUCTIONS FOU EXAMINATIONS.
than cultivation by one settler. If the area constitutes the key to the transportation of a block of timber, and its loss would seriously hamper the Forest Service in the dis- posal of 'this timber, the application should be denied.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Often they base their recommendations only on present needs. The examiner should bear in mind, however, that the National Forest work is in its infancy. In ten years the demands upon tlie executive force by the public will probabl}^ require a ranger to every township. Each ranger will need a headquarters cabin, a small piece of agricul- tural land, and a horse pasture. In recommending land for administrative purposes, such factors as the distance from towns and future logging operations should ...be con- sidered. In arid regions, water holes, springs, etc., should not be listed unless it is certain that they are not needed by the Government.
If it is found that a tract of land applied for is essential for a reservoir site for the water suppl.y of a city, or for the protection of a supply already established, this would be regarded by the Forest Service as a higher use of the land 6 INSTRUCTIONS FOU EXAMINATIONS.
than cultivation by one settler. If the area constitutes the key to the transportation of a block of timber, and its loss would seriously hamper the Forest Service in the dis- posal of 'this timber, the application should be denied.
What to read after Instructions for Examinations?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by United States. Forest Service. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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