Road Permit definition
Road Permit means road permit or the timber mark for a road permit that is associated with the applicable tenure listed in Section 115(1) of the Act;
Road Permit means a road permit entered into under the Forest Act which provides access to timber removed, or to be removed, under this Licence;
Road Permit means road permit or road timber mark;
Examples of Road Permit in a sentence
BC Timber Sales (BCTS) TSL/RP TSL/RP issuance Timber Sales Manager 5 30-60 days Consultation is done at the Operational Plan Review stage prior to Timber Sale Licence and Road Permit Issuance.
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ReBIT will not pay any Labour charges for transportation, Road Permit, installation of hardware, items separately.
The Committee, the License Owner and the USER agree as follows in connection with the use of roads (the “Roads”) by the USER for accessing: TFL, FL, NRFL, TSL, LTC, Woodlot, Road Permit, Private Land, Other.
Hopefully, this informative list will help you answer any questions or clear up any misconceptions about being a Yarmouth Road Permit holder.
More Definitions of Road Permit
Road Permit means road permit as defined in the Forest Act;
Road Permit. A document issued by the MOFNR to authorize a licensee to construct, use, maintain and manage a specific section of road. Road Section: A distinct section of a forest road on which tonnage hauled and maintenance costs incurred is tracked. Road Use Agreement: The Agreement between the Road User Committee and the USER dealing with safe road procedures, maintenance cost sharing and identifying responsibilities in relation to forest roads identified in the agreement.
Road Permit means a road permit granted to the Licensee under the Forest Act which provides access to timber harvested, or to be harvested, under this Licence, (ee) "Schedule A Land" means the land described in the Schedule "A" to this Licence, (ff) "Schedule B Land" means the Crown land described in Schedule "B" to this Licence, (gg) "special deposit" means a special deposit which the Licensee is required to maintain under paragraph 10.11, (hh) "special use permit" means a special use permit issued under the Forest Act to authorize the Licensee to use or occupy Crown land within the Licence Area, (ii) "timber supply analysis" means an analysis of the short-term and long-term availability of timber for harvesting in the Licence Area, including an analysis of the short- and long-term effect of management practices on the availability of timber, (jj) "Timber Supply Analysis Information Package" means information relating to the preparation of a timber supply analysis, including information regarding the assumptions to be incorporated into a timber supply analysis, and the methodology to be used in the timber supply analysis, (kk) "Timber Supply Forester" means the ministry officer designated by the Chief Forester to review the Timber Supply Analysis Information Package and the timber supply analysis, (ll) "20-year plan" means a plan prepared in support of a timber supply analysis, which indicates the availability of timber over a period of not less than 20 years.
Road Permit. A document issued by the MOFR to authorize a licensee to construct, use, maintain and manage a specific section of road. Road Use Agreement: The Agreement between the Quesnel Road User Committee, the Road Holder and the USER dealing with safe road procedures and responsibilities in relation to forest roads identified in the agreement.
Road Permit means a permit issued under Regulation 5;
Road Permit means a Road Permit entered into between the District Manager and the Licensee, under the Forest Act, to provide access to or in the Licence Area;
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.