Tree Farm Licence 25
Tree Farm Licence 25
Objective of this Document
Description of the TFL
History of AAC
New AAC Determination
Information Sources Used in the AAC Determination
Role and Limitations of the Technical Information Used
Statutory Framework
Guiding Principles
The Role of Base Cases in AAC Determinations
Timber Supply Analysis Base Case Projections
Consideration of Factors as Required by Section 7 of the Forest Act
Land base contributing to timber harvest.
- general comments
- inoperable and inaccessible terrain
- environmentally sensitive areas
- deciduous
- parks
- low productivity sites and unmerchantable forest types
- helicopter logging
- roads, trails and landings
Existing forest inventory
- age of the inventory
- age class distribution and species profile
- volume estimates for existing stands
Expected rate of growth
- site productivity estimates
- volume estimates for regenerated stands
- minimum harvestable ages
Regeneration delay
Impediments to prompt regeneration
Not-satisfactorily-restocked areas
Silvicultural systems
Silviculture practices
Commercial thinning
Utilization standards
Decay, waste and breakage
Integrated resource management objectives
- forest cover requirements
- biodiversity and old growth
- domestic water use considerations
- visually sensitive areas
- recreation
- wildlife
- riparian areas
20-Year Plan
Harvest Queuing
Partitioned component of the harvest
Harvest flow alternatives
Difference between AAC and actual harvest
Current and proposed timber processing facilities
Minister's letter and memorandum
Local objectives
Unsalvaged losses
Reasons for Decision
Block 1
Block 2
Block 3
Block 4
Block 5
Determination
Implementation
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