Land Classified as Non Sample Clauses

Land Classified as Non contributing Due to Riparian Reserves and Management Zones Riparian reserve and riparian management zone width specifications for each stream class can be found in the Riparian Management Area Guidebook and are provided as background information in Table 20. Table 20: Riparian reserve and management zones Reserve and Management Classification Reserve Zone Width (m) Management Zone Width (m) Streams S1 large rivers 0 100 S1 50 20 S2 30 20 S3 20 20 S4 0 30 S5 0 30 S6 0 20 Lakes L1 A 200 50 L1 A modified 50 200 L1 B 50 50 L1 C 30 70 L1 D 10 90 L1 E 10 40 L3 0 30 Wetlands W1 10 40 W2 10 20 W3 0 30 W4 0 30 W5 10 40 Data source and comments: • Streams and wetland guidelines come from the Forest Practices Code Riparian Management Area Guidebook (December 1995) and lakeshore from the Lake Classification and Lakeshore Management Guidebook, Prince Xxxxxx Forest Region (September 1996). Table 21 illustrates the reserve and management zone requirements of lakeshore and wetland areas. Table 21: Lakes and wetlands riparian reserve and management zone area estimates Ecosection Reserve Zone Impacts (% Reduction to the THLB) Lakeshore Lakeshore reserve zones have been digitized Wetland Wetland reserve zones have been digitized Data source and comments: Management Zone Impacts (% Reduction to the THLB) 10% reduction to timber harvesting land base in riparian management zones 10% reduction to timber harvesting land base in riparian management zones • Lakeshore areas and wetlands have been mapped and overlaid with the forest cover inventory for the analysis; and • Management guidelines in lakeshore zones and wetlands are based on Table 11 in the FPC Riparian Management Area Guidebook. Lakeshore reserves and management zone buffers have been mapped and will appear in the data file as a separate layer of information. A 100% reduction is applied to lakeshore reserves. It is the intent for lakeshore management zones to retain a maximum of 25% of the stand volume. These overall retention levels are not intended for application on a cutblock basis, rather they are to reflect an average objective at the landscape level. The management of riparian areas will vary on a site-by-site basis and will require consideration of the soil, terrain and windthrow hazard, and the values that are to be managed in the zone. Table 22 describes the area and volume reductions for lakeshore, wetland and stream reserve and management zones. Table 22: riparian reserve and management zone Area Summary Typ...
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