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Application letter to District Manager outlining the following:

·         general description of your proposal;

·         current use of area;

·         intended use of area;

·         description for  which forest road the materials are required;

·         proposed slope stability measures (including professional assessment if stability questionable);

·         proposed water control and sediment reduction measures;

·         description of timber which requires removal;

·         length of time gravel or rock pit is required;  and,

·         full legal name, address and phone number of applicant (or company).

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A 1:5000 scale operational plan map indicating:

·         proposed pit boundary location tied to an identifiable point (legal corner if available) of commencement;

·         road that accesses pit area;

·         streams and other resource features;  and,

·         any existing improvements (buildings, transmission lines etc.)

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Junction permit, if applicable, to Municipal, Provincial or Forest Service Roads. For application details/requirements, contact your local:

·         Municipal office for connection to Municipal Roads;

·         Ministry of Transportation & Highways office for connection to Provincial Roads;  and,

·         Ministry of Forests office for connection to Forest Service Roads.

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A completed application for a Licence to Cut if any Crown timber is required to be cut or removed in your proposal.  Major licensees can apply for cutting permit authority instead of a Licence to Cut for areas within their tenure.

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A completed application for a Road Use Permit if a Forest Service Road is required to transport material excavated from your proposed pit.

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Any documentation and responses relating to your preliminary consultation with local user groups, First Nations or other agencies, if applicable.