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FORT ST. JOHN PILOT PROJECT REGULATION
Continued 

B.C. Reg. 278/2001
(last amendment: August 5, 2003)



Part 1 – Interpretation and Application

Part 2 – Participants

Part 3 – Basic Planning and Performance Requirements

Division 1 – Pre-existing Plans, Prescriptions and Permits

Division 2 – Forest Development Plans

Division 3 – Site Level Planning

Division 4 – Authorizations and Variances

Division 5 – Field Performance Requirements

Part 4 – Sustainable Forest Management Plans

Division 1 – Content

Division 2 – Approval Process

Division 3 – Effect of Approval of Sustainable Forest Management Plan

Division 4 – Amendments

Division 5 – Forest Operations Schedules

Part 5 – Public Accountability

Division 1 – Public Advisory Group

Division 2 – Pilot Project Monitoring and Evaluation

Division 3 – Enforcement

Division 4 – Public Access to Information

Part 6 – General

Schedule A – Balancing Competing Values and Interests

Part A1 – Management Zones and Their Objectives

Part A2 – Fort St. John Pilot Project Management Zone Map

Schedule B – Forest Development Plans

Part B1 – Preparation

Part B2 – Review and Comment

Part B3 – Approval

Schedule C – Preparing Forest Operations Schedules

Schedule D – Riparian Management

Schedule E – Green up

Schedule F – Reforestation

Schedule G – Maximum Administrative Penalties


Part 2 – Participants
 
 
Becoming a participant
 
5 (1)
A holder of an agreement under the Forest Act who carries out forest practices in the pilot project area may apply in writing to the regional manager to become a participant.
 
 
  (2)
On receiving an application under subsection (1), the regional manager must publish notice of the application in a newspaper published in the pilot project area.
 
 
  (3)
The regional manager may approve an application under subsection (1) only if
      (a) the approval of the application is consistent with subsection (4), and
      (b) the regional manager has considered any comments received in writing within 3 weeks after the date of publication of the notice under subsection (2).
 
 
  (4)
The pilot project is exempt from the requirements of section 221.1 (4) (a) of the Act on the condition that the pilot project not account for more than 12% of the total of all allowable cuts in effect in the Prince George forest region on July 15, 1999.
[am. B.C. Reg. 350/2002, Sch. E, s. 2.]
 
 
Ceasing to be a participant
 
7 (1)
A participant may apply in writing to the regional manager to cease to be a participant.
 
 
  (2)
The regional manager may approve an application under subsection (1) only if satisfied that doing so will not result in material economic hardship to the other participants.
 
 
  (3)
An approval under subsection (2) may be made subject to conditions.
 
 
  (4)
An approval that is subject to conditions under subsection (3) does not take effect until the regional manager is satisfied that the conditions have been fulfilled.
 
 
  (5)
If the holder of an agreement who has ceased to be a participant because of an approval under this section has commenced
      (a) harvesting timber in a cutblock, or
      (b) construction of a road
 
 
    this regulation, despite the approval, continues to apply to that holder with respect to the holder's obligations for the cutblock or road.
 
 
  (6)
If the government, in relation to the small business forest enterprise program, has ceased to be a participant because of an approval under this section and a holder of a minor timber sale licence has commenced
      (a) harvesting timber in a cutblock, or
      (b) construction of a road,
      this regulation, despite the approval, continues to apply to
      (c) the government with respect to the government's obligations for the cutblock or road, and
      (d) the holder of the minor timber sale licence with respect to the holder's obligations for the cutblock and road.
 
 

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