FSP Map definition

FSP Map means the attached Maps - Forest Stewardship Plan covering the Chilliwack Forest District;

FSP Map means the attached Maps - Forest Stewardship Plan covering the Squamish Forest District (series of 3 maps);

FSP Map means the attached Maps ‐ Forest Stewardship Plan covering the Sunshine Coast Natural Resource District;

Examples of FSP Map in a sentence

• TOGAF’s TRM [9] incorporates a set of pervasive “attributes or qualities” that are applicable across all service components of the solution architecture, and these serve to reinforce the equivalent non-functional requirements in [2].

• Spatially Identified Wildlife Habitat in Applicable FDUs (see FSP Map) Reiseter 2.2.1 Moose‌ Objective #(in this FSP) 2.2.1.1.1 Results or Strategies for Objective #6‌Applicable FDU(s): Bulkley Valley, Copper, Deep Creek, Reiseter, Telkwa, Torkelson, Blunt, Chapman, Corya,Harold Price, Kitseguecla, Trout CreekWhen authorizing harvesting, road construction and silviculture treatments, during the term of this FSP, in or within 200m of identified moose winter habitat (see FSP Maps), the TSM will: 1.

• The FSP Map and the Overview Map outline and detail the location of the FDU relevant to the Plan Holder’s FSP.

• Survival of Species at Risk Refer to the FSP Map for the location of the applicable Wildlife Habitat Areas.

• The FSP Map shows the designations and other things described in s.14(3) of the FPPR that were in effect four months prior to the Date of Submission.

• Spatially Identified Wildlife Habitat in Applicable FDUs (see FSP Map) 13 List of FiguresFigure 1.

• SECTION 5(1)(A) AND FPPR S.14) The FSP Map shows the areas that are within the boundary of the FDU that may be available for primary forest activities and also those areas that are within the boundary of the FDU but are not part of the FSP.As per s.14(3) of the Forest Planning and Practices Regulation (FPPR), the FSP describes the elements that have been identified and in effect as of the Date of Submission of this FSP and where those elements are applicable to this FSP.

• Date: May 7, 2018Preparing Forester: Nicholas Miller, RPF Appendix A: FSP Map Appendix B: Cedar Regeneration (and Free Growing) Acceptability Criteria Table 13: Free growing damage Criteria for even-aged (age class 1) coniferous trees Figure 1: Calculation of wound along stem length Figure 2: Determining horizontal displacement and height above point of germination when assessing stem deformation Figure 3: Acceptable and unacceptable forks.

• The Department is responsible for payment of processing, transportation, handling, or other costs incurred up to the time of deliveryof donated foods to a distributing or recipient agency, or other consignee, as the Department deems in its best interest.

• Spatially Identified Wildlife Habitat in Applicable FDUs (see FSP Map) Moose‌ Objective #(in this FSP) 2.1.5.2.1 Results or Strategies for Objective #6‌Applicable FDU(s): Bulkley Valley, Copper, Deep Creek, Reiseter, Telkwa, TorkelsonWhen authorizing harvesting, road construction and silviculture treatments, during the term of this FSP, in or within 200m of identified moose winter habitat (see FSP Maps), the TSM will: 1.

More Definitions of FSP Map

FSP Map means the attached Maps;

FSP Map means the maps attached as Appendix B.1 to this FSP;

FSP Map means the attached Maps - Forest Stewardship Plan covering the Squamish Forest District (Series of 6 Maps; Including an Overview Map);