Commercial cutting definition

Commercial cutting means any cutting prescribed by an approved forest management plan that produces merchantable forest products and where the costs of cutting are less than the revenues generated while maintaining the land in productive forest.

Examples of Commercial cutting in a sentence

• Commercial cutting plotters with tangential blades, preferably of the flatbed type, should be used as plotter systems.

• Commercial cutting, salvage cutting and cultural cutting on property administered by the Committee shall be by written permit or contract approved by the Committee.

• Commercial cutting programs in Category ll lands will be defined according to management plans elaborated by the Quebec Department of Lands and Forests, which shall take into consideration the hunting, fishing and trapping activities.

• Commercial cutting of trees on three acres or less can be regulated by the State at the County's option.

• Commercial cutting of timber also provides critical income to the County which is utilized for many services provided by county programs.

• Commercial cutting and/or removal of the following minor forest products only is allowed: fuelwood, posts and split products, root crown burls, tanbark, and Christmas trees.

• Commercial cutting permitsCommercial Cutting Permits (CCPs) give the holder exclusive harvesting rights only.

• Commercial cutting immediately adjacent to the Ballyduff-Clonfinane Bog cSAC in County Tipperary.

• Commercial cutting should be considered an option in reducing hazardous fuel loads, promoting woodland health, and helping to stabilize and create a sustainable woodlands resource.

• Commercial cutting programs in Category II-N lands will be defined according to management plans elaborated by the ministère des Terres et Forêts du Québec, which shall take into consideration hunting, fishing and trapping activities.