| Boundary Timber Supply Area (TSA) |
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The Boundary TSA, located in south–central B.C., covers approximately 580,000 hectares. The TSA includes the communities of Grand Forks, Beaverdell and Greenwood. The current allowable annual cut for the Boundary TSA is 700,000 cubic metres.
The Boundary timber supply area is administered by the Selkirk District.
In November 2006, the chief forester postponed the date for the next AAC determination until 2011.
Current Timber Supply Review (TSR)
Public input is a vital part of the timber supply review process. A data package was released on June 24, 2011. Feedback is welcome on any issue related to the timber supply review for the Boundary TSA.
Current TSR Documents
Section 8 (3.1) Postponement Order
The Forest Act — Section 8 (3.1) permits the chief forester to consider a postponement of the allowable annual cut to a date that is up to 10 years after the last determination, if the chief forester determines that the AAC is not likely to be changed significantly with a new determination.
Pre–2002 TSR Documents
Pre–1997 TSR Documents