Forestry riparian easement definition

Forestry riparian easement means an easement covering qualifying timber granted voluntarily to the state by a small forest landowner.

Forestry riparian easement means a conservation easement covering qualifying timber granted voluntarily to the state by a qualifying small forest landowner.

Forestry riparian easement means an easement cov- ering qualifying timber granted voluntarily to the state by a qualifying small forestland owner.

Examples of Forestry riparian easement in a sentence

• The documentation will include but not be limited to:(a) A summary of cruise information consistent with the standards and methods in WAC 222-21-040; and(b) An assessment to determine site condition and poten- tial liabilities associated with the proposed riparian easement premises.(4) Forestry riparian easement contract.

• Prior to submitting a forestry riparian easement application, the landowner must have an approved forest practices application or an application that was disapproved because of forests and fish rule restrictions.(2) Forestry riparian easement application.

• The documentation will include but not be limi- ted to:(a) A summary of cruise information consistent with the standards and methods in WAC 222-21-040; and(b) An assessment to determine site condition and potential lia- bilities associated with the proposed riparian easement premises.(4) Forestry riparian easement contract.

• WAC 222-21-031 Forestry riparian easement application review and processing.

• WSR 01-12-042, § 222-21-030, filed 5/30/01,effective 7/1/01.] WAC 222-21-031 Forestry riparian easement application review and processing.

• Prior to submitting a forestry riparian easement ap- plication, the landowner must have an approved forest practices appli- cation or an application that was disapproved because of forests and fish rule restrictions.(2) Forestry riparian easement application.

More Definitions of Forestry riparian easement

Forestry riparian easement means an easement cov- ering qualifying timber granted voluntarily to the state by a qualifying small forest landowner.

Forestry riparian easement means an easement covering qualifying timber granted voluntarily to the state by a qualifying small forestland owner.

Forestry riparian easement means a conservation easement covering qualifying timber granted voluntarily to the state by a qual- ifying small forest landowner.

Forestry riparian easement means ((an)) a conservation easement covering qualifying timber granted voluntarily to the state by a qualifying small forest land- owner.

Forestry riparian easement means an easement222-21-070 Blowdown and salvage. 222-21-080 Eminent domain.222-21-090 Internal department of natural resources review of smallforest landowner office compensation decisions. WAC 222-21-005 Policy. The legislature has found that further reduction in harvestable timber owned by small forest landowners as a result of the rules adopted under RCW76.09.055 or 76.09.370 will further erode small landowners' economic viability and willingness or ability to keep the lands in forestry use and, therefore, reduce the amount of habitat available for salmon recovery and conservation of other aquatic resources. The legislature addressed these con- cerns by establishing a forestry riparian easement program to acquire easements from small forest landowners along ripar- ian and other areas of value to the state for protection of aquatic resources.[Statutory Authority: Chapter 34.05 RCW, RCW 76.09.040, [76.09.]050,[76.09.]370, 76.13.120(9). 01-12-042, § 222-21-005, filed 5/30/01, effective 7/1/01.] WAC 222-21-010 Definitions. The following defini- tions apply to this chapter:(1) "Commercially reasonable harvest unit" means a harvest area that meets the requirements of WAC 222-21- 060.(2) "Completion of harvest" means that the trees have been harvested from an area under an approved forest prac- tices application and that further entry into that area by any type of logging or slash treating equipment or method is not expected.(3) "Compliance costs" includes the cost of preparing and recording the easement, and any business and occupation tax and real estate excise tax imposed because of entering into the easement.(4) "Danger tree" means any qualifying timber reason- ably perceived to pose an imminent danger to life or improved property.(5) "Easement premises" means the geographic area designated in a forestry riparian easement, including the areas in which qualifying timber is located. Easement premises may be categorized as follows:covering qualifying timber granted voluntarily to the state by a small forest landowner.