Landscape Harvest Block Planning Sample Clauses

Landscape Harvest Block Planning a. Specific consideration should be given to the orientation, size and shape of the harvest block to minimize the effects of wind damage on riparian management areas. b. Retention of structure in riparian management areas should be planned in conjunction with retention in the remainder of the harvest block. c. The number of crossings for intermittent streams should be minimized. d. Harvesting in Riparian Management Areas should be conducted in conjunction with harvesting the adjacent non-RMA portion of the harvest block. 1. To ensure a safe work environment for all employees, contractors and the public. 2. To responsibly manage activities to protect and maintain water quality, air quality and the productivity and quality of forest soils. Weyerhaeuser Prince Xxxxxx (p. 17 of the Twenty-Year Forest Management Plan and Environmental Impact Assessment Summary Document): – A safe working environment for all employees, contractors and the public. – Manage activities to protect and maintain water quality in FMA area lakes and rivers. – Maintain diversity and quality of riparian habitats. – Maintain productivity of forest soils except on areas needed for permanent roads or other permanent infrastructure. – Meet contractual and legal obligations. The following permits shall be obtained by a licensee for the work or conditions indicated in Table 1 below: Table 1 – PERMITS Temporary Work Camp Permit (TWCP) For camps (whether identified in approved Operating Plans or not) in which vehicles, tents or other structures are to be assembled or set up to provide accommodation for personnel or for other purposes in connection with work projects of a non-permanent nature. Burning Permit (associated with both the Prairie and Forest Fires Act and Clean Air Act) When burning paper and wood during fire season. Permission to draw water (associated with the Water Corporation Act, and the Federal Fisheries Act). An Aquatic Habitat Protection Permit may also be required to draw water (under the Environmental Management and Protection Act). When drawing water from a known source or established drilled well for washing facilities. An Aquatic Habitat Protection Permit is required when working in or near water bodies. Permission to retain camp structures in place for future use (Lease– available through the local Lands Manager) When leaving camp structures in place for future use.

Landscape Harvest Block Planning a. Specific consideration should be given to the orientation, size and shape of the harvest block to minimize the effects of wind damage on riparian management areas. b. Retention of structure in riparian management areas should be planned in conjunction with retention in the remainder of the harvest block. c. The number of crossings for intermittent streams should be minimized. d. Harvesting in Riparian Management Areas should be conducted in conjunction with harvesting the adjacent non-RMA portion of the harvest block. 1. To ensure a safe work environment for all employees, contractors and the public. 2. To responsibly manage activities to protect and maintain water quality, air quality and the productivity and quality of forest soils. Weyerhaeuser Prince Xxxxxx (p. 17 of the Twenty-Year Forest Management Plan and Environmental Impact Assessment Summary Document): • A safe working environment for all employees, contractors and the public. • Manage activities to protect and maintain water quality in FMA area lakes and rivers. • Maintain diversity and quality of riparian habitats. • Maintain productivity of forest soils except on areas needed for permanent roads or other permanent infrastructure. • Meet contractual and legal obligations The following permits shall be obtained by a licensee for the work or conditions indicated in Table 1 below.