Forest Practices Code of BC Act

PART 5 - PROTECTION OF FOREST RESOURCES: GENERAL

DIVISION 7 - CONTROL OF DESTRUCTIVE AGENTS

NOTE: This is not the current version of the Forest Practices Code. This document is available only as a reference for those sections repealed when the Forest and Range Practices Act came into force January 31, 2004.

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• TABLE OF CONTENTS
• PART 1 - DEFINITIONS
• PART 2 - STRATEGIC PLANNING, OBJECTIVES AND STANDARDS
• PART 3 - OPERATIONAL PLANNING REQUIREMENTS FOR GOVERNMENT AND FOR FOREST AND RANGE TENURE AGREEMENTS
• PART 4 - FOREST PRACTICES SPECIFIC TO FOREST AND RANGE TENURE AGREEMENTS AND THE GOVERNMENT
• PART 5 - PROTECTION OF FOREST RESOURCES: GENERAL
  • DIVISION 1 - DEFINITIONS
  • DIVISION 2 - FIRE USE AND PREVENTION
  • DIVISION 3 - FIRE CONTROL AND SUPPRESSION
  • DIVISION 4 - UNAUTHORIZED TIMBER HARVESTING AND TRESPASS
  • DIVISION 5 - BOTANICAL FOREST PRODUCTS
  • DIVISION 6 - RECREATION
  • DIVISION 7 - CONTROL OF DESTRUCTIVE AGENTS
• PART 6 - COMPLIANCE AND ENFORCEMENT
• PART 7 - GENERAL
• PART 8 - FOREST PRACTICES BOARD
• PART 9 - FOREST APPEALS COMMISSION
• PART 10 - REGULATIONS
• PART 10.1 - PILOT PROJECTS TO IMPROVE THE REGULATORY FRAMEWORK FOR FOREST PRACTICES
• PART 11 - TRANSITIONAL PROVISIONS

106. (1) If a designated forest official determines that on

(a) private land, or

(b) Crown land that is subject to an agreement under the Forest Act,

there are insects, diseases, animals or abiotic factors that are causing damage to a forest, the district manager may, in a notice given to the owner or the holder of the agreement, order measures to be undertaken within a specified time to control or dispose of the insects, diseases, animals or abiotic factors and the person must comply.

(2) Any order under subsection (1) must be consistent with the Wildlife Act and the Pesticide Control Act.

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