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Board hears that log proceeds should cover chipping costs; small net gain expected

September 06, 2026 | Mill A School District, School Districts, Washington


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Board hears that log proceeds should cover chipping costs; small net gain expected
Kelly reported conversations with a forester (Lou Forrest) indicating that proceeds from selling logs would likely cover the cost of chipping, leaving a small net gain for the district. Board members asked whether chipping and shipping would reduce net proceeds and whether the district would need to hire additional labor for loading; Kelly said the chipping company typically loads material themselves.

The chair cited an expectation of roughly $35,000–$45,000 in proceeds and asked staff to provide names of reasonable local chippers and cost estimates. Members agreed the district should avoid excessive chipping costs and explore options that minimize hauling and labor expenses.

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