(March 30, 2015) Good Earth Power AZ has yet to begin construction on a Williams, Az., sawmill it expected to have completed and in production by the end of March.

The company, which contracted to thin 300,000 acres in northern Arizona as part of the Four Forest Restoration Initiative, announced plans late last year to add a facility on a 37-acre site that would begin milling 50,000 bd. ft. a day and ramp up from there.

But site-clearing stopped in January after Good Earth had its burn permit revoked for allegedly burning wood debris unattended. When the company continued burns without an active permit, its grading permit was also revoked. The permit was reinstated in mid-March, and excavation at the site began March 27.

The company blamed the delay on wet weather and, separately, is negotiating for a second mill site in Flagstaff, Az.

Meanwhile, Good Earth is currently harvesting about 30 acres a day and has so far thinned about a sixth of the 21,595 acres it has been assigned by the Forest Service.

Other Products
InstaFloor Enters Partnership to Distribute Liquid Linoleum Flooring
NALFA Celebrates 20th Anniversary with Redesigned Website
Armstrong Announces Commercial Floor Products Price Increase
Aspecta by Metroflor and Wilsonart Team Up for NeoCon
Mannington Introduces Spillshield to its Restoration Collection
Carpet America Recovery Effort: 2016 Annual Report Released
Lunada Bay Tile's New Lacquer Collection Reinterprets Ancient Japanese Art on Ceramic Medium
NWFA Hosts Successful 2017 Wood Flooring Expo



	L.M PISO SOLUTION LIMITED
		English	Español


		Michelle	Lusa

Creating amazing living	Company Products Designs Blog FAQ Testimonials Contact