Logging Plan definition

Logging Plan means a map and such other documents that the Company may issue to the Contractor from time to time, whether before or during the Term, specifying such matters pertaining to the Work as this Agreement may permit;
Logging Plan means a plan formulated by the Department for the logging of timber in State forests and timber reserves in a district;
Logging Plan means a plan and any revision thereof adopted in accordance with section 14

Examples of Logging Plan in a sentence

  • The Logging Plan may not be modified without the written consent of Potlatch, which consent shall not be unreasonably withheld.

  • Purchaser may harvest and remove the timber after written approval by Potlatch of Purchaser’s Logging Plan and Purchaser must remove the timber and perform all of the Purchaser’s obligations under this contract on or before the expiration date.

  • The Logging Plan shall become a part of this contract when signed by the Purchaser and the Approving Officer.

  • Not less than ten (10) days prior to the commencement of any logging or road construction activity, Purchaser shall provide Potlatch with a written Logging Plan of operations.

  • Before cutting begins, the Purchaser and any operators and/or subcontractors shall meet with Tribal Forestry to finalize the Logging Plan and review the Contract.

  • Not less than five business days before Purchaser commences operations under this Contract, Potlatch’s Representative and Purchaser’s Representative shall meet at a site designated by Potlatch’s Representative and review Purchaser’s Logging Plan, this Contract and Potlatch Site Activity Plan(s) (“SAP”) attached as Exhibit B.

  • Logging Plan Maps/ Driving Maps 3 DF-901 Unit can be accessed off of the W-1200.

  • See Logging Plan Maps 2 WH, DF, PSF RA, WRC, SS Radar Mainline to R-9000.

  • Logging Plan Maps/ Driving Maps 2 DF-920 Unit can be accessed off of the W-1280 (PCP1 key).

  • Logging Plan Maps/ Driving Maps 4 DF-18 ROW unit can be accessed off of the W-1280 (PCP1 key) and accessed by foot along the W- 1280C reconstruct.


More Definitions of Logging Plan

Logging Plan means one or more detailed maps setting out how the Licensee proposes to conduct harvesting and related operations on one or more cut blocks covered or to be covered by a cutting permit, (q) "management plan" means a plan for managing, protecting and conserving both the timber resources and the non-timber values and resources of the Licence Area, and integrating harvesting and related activities with use of the Licence Area for purposes other than timber production, (r) "manual" means a guideline, policy, procedure, or manual set or approved by the Ministry for preparation of (i) a Statement of Management Objectives, Options and Procedures, (ii) a Timber Supply Analysis Information Package, (iii) a timber supply analysis, (iv) a management plan, (v) a development plan,
Logging Plan means one or more detailed maps setting out how the Licensee proposes to conduct harvesting and related operations on one or more cut blocks covered or to be covered by a cutting permit, (n) "management plan" means a management plan referred to in paragraph 3.01, or approved under paragraph 3.09, (o) "Minister" means the minister responsible for administering the Forest Act, (p) "person" includes a corporation and a partnership, (q) "planning area" means that part of the Timber Supply Area for which the Licensee is recognized as a major user of the timber resource, (r) "resource agency" means any governmental agency, ministry or department having jurisdiction over a resource which, in the Licensor's or District Manager's opinion, may be affected by any activity or operation, including but not restricted to harvesting activities or operations, engaged in or carried out under or associated with this Licence or a road permit, (s) "Road Deactivation Plan" means a road deactivation plan referred to in paragraph 10.05, (t) "Road Maintenance Plan" means a road maintenance plan referred to in paragraph 10.04, (u) "road permit" means a road permit entered into under the Forest Act which provides access to timber harvested, or to be harvested, under this Licence, (v) "special deposit" means a special deposit which the Licensee is required to maintain under paragraph 9.11, (w) "sustenance activities" means activities associated with traditional aboriginal life, such as hunting, gathering and collecting activities, and includes cultural, spiritual and religious activities, (x) "Timber Supply Area" means the timber supply area described in paragraph 1.01.
Logging Plan means one or more detailed maps setting out how the Licensee proposes to conduct harvesting and related operations on one or more cut blocks covered or to be covered by a cutting permit, (r) "Log transportation infrastructure" means all facilities related to the scaling, dumping, booming, towing and storage of logs, chips, wood products or other related material or equipment, (s) "management plan" means a plan for managing, protecting and conserving both the timber resources and the non-timber values and resources of the Licence Area, and integrating harvesting and related activities with use of the Licence Area for purposes other than timber production, (t) "manual" means a guideline, policy, procedure, or manual set or approved by the Ministry for preparation of (i) a Statement of Management Objectives, Options and Procedures, (ii) a Timber Supply Analysis Information Package, (iii) a timber supply analysis, (iv) a management plan, (v) a development plan, (vi) a cutting permit application, (vii) an annual report referred to in Part 8.00, or (viii) inventories referred to in Part 2.00, (u) "Ministry" means the Ministry of Forests,