2015 General Development Plan Submitted by: Daishowa Marubeni

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Table 1: Deciduous Production to Date .................................................................... 20
Table 2: Coniferous Production to Date ................................................................... 21
Table 3: Outstanding Operations .............................................................................. 23
Table 4: DMI Block Status Report ........................................................................... 25
Table 5: Canfor Block Status Report ........................................................................ 28
Table 6: Tolko Block Status Report.......................................................................... 29
Table 7: Zavisha Block Status Report ...................................................................... 29
Table 8: DMI Roads With Proposed Activities ........................................................ 30
Table 9: Sequencing of DMI Operations .................................................................. 31
Table 10: Sequencing of Canfor Operations ............................................................. 33
Table 11: Sequencing of Tolko Operations .............................................................. 33
Table 12: Sequencing of Zavisha Operations ........................................................... 34
Table 13: Incidental Conifer Production................................................................... 35
Table 14: Incidental Deciduous Production .............................................................. 36
Table 15: Road planning, maintenance and construction activities ;Weed Inspection
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FMA0900045 (Westside)
(Jul 1, 2009 - Apr 30, 2029)
Company Operations
TDA (Salvage) & Destroyed
Retention
Crossings
Primary PAC (core)
Primary PAC (contingency)
Secondary PAC (core)
Secondary PAC (contingency)
TOTAL FMA CHARGEABLE
FMA0900044 (Eastside)
(Jul 1, 2009 - Apr 30, 2029)
Primary PAC (Company Operations)
Retention
Crossings
Primary PAC (core)
Primary PAC (contingency)
Secondary PAC (core)
Secondary PAC (contingency)
TOTAL FMA CHARGEABLE
DTAP530001 (White Zone)
(Jul 1, 2009 - Apr 30, 2029)
Secondary PAC (Incidental from CTL's)
SALVAGED FIBRE
Crossings
DTA P530001 CHARGEABLE
DTAP160001 (P20)
(Jul 1, 2009 - Apr 30, 2029)
Company Operations
Incidental from FMA
Crossings
DTAP200001
(Jul 1, 2012 - Apr 30, 2032)
Crossings
Total Primary PAC
Secondary PAC (Incidental from CTL's)
DTAF260006 (TOLKO HL)
(Jul 1, 2009 - Apr 30, 2029)
Company Operations
Incidental from CTLs & CTPs
Crossings
DTA F260006 CHARGEABLE
Other Mill Wood Sources
(Jul 1, 2009 - Apr 30, 2029)
Private Purchase - Local
Private Purchase - Non Local
Other Crow n Wood Sources (Incl Woodlots)
Outside Purchase (Dec chips)
White Zone Permits and Salvage
First Nation/Métis
NON-FMA CHARGEABLE
Q1: Jul 1 - Apr 30, 2014
Cut
% Cut
1,156,306
22,230
42,625
328
2,388,030
51%
1,221,489
PAC
938,000
213,757
23%
3,326,030
1,435,246
43%
Q1: Jul 1 - Apr 30, 2014
Cut
% Cut
1,194,374
152,515
47,642
241
4,182,973
1,394,772
33%
PAC
740,289
236,245
32%
4,923,262
1,631,017
33%
Q1: May 1, 2014- Apr 30, 2019 Production by Year (m3)
PAC
Cut
% Cut
2014
2015
197,339
197,339
1,418
1,418
0
4
4
198,761
198,761
2,074,130
10%
0
383,370
75,556
808,915
75,556
9%
129,085
0
3,395,500
274,317
8%
274,317
0
Q2: May 1, 2014 - Apr 30, 2019 Production by Year (m3)
PAC
Cut
% Cut
2014
2015
158,036
158,036
7,608
7,608
0
19
19
6%
165,663
2,608,050 165,663
0
1,654,950
83,174
24%
83,174
343,775
0
414,725
5,021,500
165,663
3.30%
165,663
0
Q1: May 1, 2009 - Apr 30, 2014
PAC
Cut
% Cut
386,343
36,931
0
26
625,000
423,300
67.73%
Q2: May 1, 2014 - Apr 30, 2019 Production by Year (m3)
PAC
Cut
% Cut
2014
2015
53,222
53,222
20,178
20,178
0
26
26
625,000
73,426
11.75%
73,426
Q2: May 1, 2009 - Apr 30, 2012
PAC
Cut
% Cut
261,339
339,249
6,802
229
758,751
607,619
80.08%
2009
153,031
83,382
1,808
199
238,420
Production by Operating Year (m3)
2010
2011
65,839
42,469
122,604
133,263
1,381
3,613
26
4
189,850
179,349
Q2: May 1, 2012 - Apr 30, 2017
PAC
Cut
% Cut
2012
2013
2014
2015
929,230
968,691
1,897,921
276,897
5,531
34
282,462
324,475
606,937
30%
33%
31.98%
Q3: May 1, 2011 - Apr 30, 2016
PAC
Cut
% Cut
719,348
0
0
0
899,185
719,348
80.00%
Q1: July 1, 2009 - Apr 30, 2014
PAC
Cut
% Cut
981,297
0
268,281
0
81,775
0
1,331,353
11,338
4,072
0
15,410
149,183
164,593
2011
179,837
179,837
120,930
1,459
23
122,412
143,676
266,088
11
144,640
31,616
176,256
0
0
0
0
2012
2013
2014
179,837
179,837
179,837
179,837
2016
144,629
2015
179,837
179,837
0
2010
2011
2012
211,060
252,914
263,984
2013
179,987
2014
73,352
60,211
94,466
55,906
15,853
41,845
28,444
22,488
20,382
295,410
291,255
326,211
NOTE, VOLUMES UP TO APRIL 30, 2013 HAVE BEEN AUDITED BY THE FOREST MANAGEMENT BRANCH OF ASRD
THE 2013 TIMBER AUDIT HAS NOT BEEN COMPLETED
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10,461
240,198
178,279
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CTQP190001(CTLP130001) (Canfor)
(May 1, 2010 - Apr 30, 2014)
Company Operations
Volume Drian Crossings)
Retention
Roundw ood to DMI
DMI chipped conifer
Primary Core Operations
Primary Contingency Operations
Secondary Core (Incidental fromFMA )
Secondary Contingency (Incidental from FMA)
Quota Chargeable
CTQP520003(CTLP520008) (Canfor)
(May1, 2009 - Apr 30, 2014)
Company Operations
Incidental from CTLs
Incidental from CTPs
Retention
Crossings
Quota Chargeable
CTQP190002(CTLP130004) (Zavisha)
(May1, 2010 - Apr 30, 2014)
Secondary Core (Incidental from FMA )
CTQP520005(CTLP520007) (Zavisha)
(May1, 2012 - Apr 30, 2017)
Company Operations
Quota Chargeable
Other Mill Wood Sources (Zavisha)
(Jul 1, 2009 - Apr 30, 2029)
Private Purchase - Local
Other Crow n Wood Sources (Incl Woodlots)
White Zone Permits and Salvage
NON-FMA CHARGEABLE
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Q1 May 1, 2010 - Apr 30, 2014 Q2 May 1, 2014 - Apr 30, 2019
PAC
Cut
% Cut
PAC
Cut
% Cut
804,696
294,737
943
216
5,065
29
6,665
0
53,160
0
8,776
4,107
181,532
1,264,715 299,089
24%
428,420
0
0%
0
408,105 69,435
17%
0
1,996,185 975,259
51,030
0
48.86% 2,152,270 368,524
0%
17.12%
Q1 May1, 2009 - Apr 30, 2014
PAC
Cut
% Cut
2,800
0
0
0
0
0
15,975
2,800
17.53%
Q2 May1, 2014- Apr 30, 2019
PAC
Cut
% Cut
15,453
0
0
0
0
0
15,975 15,453 96.73%
Q1 May 1, 2010 - Apr 30, 2014
PAC*
Cut
% Cut
181,532
Q2 May 1, 2014 - Apr 30, 2019
PAC*
Cut
% Cut
214,280 38,537
18%
72,590
0
0%
69,165
0
0%
0
Retention
Crossings
Quota Chargeable
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244,000
0
0
0
0
181,532
8,655
74.40%
364,690
Q1(May1, 2012- April 30, 2017)
PAC
69,537
Cut
31,414
0
31,414
Cut
8,961
2,451
39,968
51,380
2015
2016
2017
69,435
299,089
2014
15,453
0
0
0
0
2015
2016
2017
2018
2015
2016
2017
2018
15,453
2014
38,537
0%
10.57%
38,537
0
% Cut
2012
16,784
2013
14,630
2014
0
2015
2016
45.18%
16,784
14,630
0
0
0
2009
445
1,106
4,326
5,877
2010
6,087
1,345
33,292
40,724
% Cut
2018
4,107
299,089
0
Q1: July 1, 2009 - Apr 30, 2014
PAC
0
0
0
0
38,537
2014
294,737
216
29
2011
2,093
0
2,350
4,443
2012
336
2013
2014
4,564
336
0
4,564
0
0
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FMA0900045(CTLP130005)
(DMI WESTSIDE VSA 2)
(May1, 2009 - Apr 30, 2014)
Incidental from CTL/CTPs Secondary Core
Incidental from CTL/CTPs Secondary Contingency
Retention
Crossings
Quota Chargeable
FMA0900044 (DMI EASTSIDE)
(May1, 2009 - Apr 30, 2014)
Secondary Core
Retention
Crossings
Quota Chargeable
CTQP100001 (Tolko)
(May1, 2009 - Apr 30, 2014)
Company Operations
Retention
Crossings
Secondary Core (Incidental fromFMA )
Quota Chargeable
CTQP210005 (Tolko)
(May1, 2012 - Apr 30, 2017)
Primary Core
Retention
Crossings
Quota Chargeable
Q1: July 1, 2009 - Apr 30, 2014 Q2: May 1, 2014 - Apr 30, 2019
PAC
Cut
% Cut
PAC
Cut
% Cut
188,960
364,555 12,969
4%
123,495
0
0%
139,385 17,387
12%
17,430
0
0%
20,571
1,568
0
0
0
0
357,830
209,531
58.56%
644,865
31,924
4.95%
Q1: July 1, 2009 - Apr 30, 2014 Q2: May 1, 2014 - Apr 30, 2019
PAC
Cut
% Cut
PAC
Cut
% Cut
206,195
264,200 38,904
83,124
0
0
0
0
0
935,228 289,319 30.94% 935,228 38,904
4.16%
Q1: May 1, 2012- Apr 30, 2014
PAC
% Cut
275,960
93,485
133,535
Cut
45,000
0
0
0
181,532
0
0
16,695
519,675
0
45,000
0%
9%
2014
12,969
2015
2016
2017
17,387
1,568
31,924
2014
38,904
0
38,904
2012
0
2013
45,000
2014
0
2015
2016
0
45,000
0
0
0
2012
0
0
2013
2014
2015
180,000
0
180,000
0
NOTE: VOLUMES UP TO APRIL 30, 2013 HAVE BEEN AUDITED BY THE FOREST MANAGEMENT BRANCH OF AESRD
THE 2013 TIMBER AUDIT HAS NOT BEEN COMPLETED.
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0
2015
2016
2017
66%
0%
0%
Q1: May 1, 2012- Apr 30, 2017
PAC
Cut
% Cut
180,000
0
0
0
548,316 180,000 32.83%
2018
2016
0
2018
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Conifer Volume
Deciduous Volume
Hog Volume (GMT)
Zavisha Disposition
Block
Conifer Volume
Deciduous Volume
Hog Volume (GMT)
CTLP130005
CTLP130004
60
61
DMI Dispositions
BLOCK
51
141
142
51
264
271
274
278
296
1
2
5
6
11
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
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150
151
163
176
177
178
39
40
41
42
44
140
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2,000
4,000
Conife r Volume
1,200
Deciduous Volume
5,000
4,000
1,200
18,000
5,000
200
500
1,350
1,395
1,489
1,200
2,000
250
275
250
4,875
2,770
7,194
Comments
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Hog Volume (GMT)
Comments
wood left in block
Parital Reclaimation completed
wood left in block
wood left in block
Parital Reclaimation completed
reclaimation
reclaimation
reclaimation
reclaimation
reclaimation
reclaimation
reclaimation
reclaimation
reclaimation
reclaimation
reclaimation
reclaimation
reclaimation
reclaimation
reclaimation
reclaimation
reclaimation
reclaimation
reclaimation
reclaimation
wood left in block
wood left in block
wood left in block
wood left in block
wood left in block
wood left in block
wood left in block
wood left in block
reclaimation
DMI Dispositions
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BLOCK
Conifer Volume
Deciduous Volume
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0
152
2219
0
610
2220
0
1219
2221
0
457
2222
0
610
2223
0
427
2225
0
244
2400
0
30
2406
0
91
2407
0
518
2408
0
914
2409
0
823
2410
0
183
2411
0
670
2412
0
488
2414
0
30
2416
0
30
2417
0
335
2418
0
3383
2419
0
152
2310
0
30
2311
0
91
2316
0
30
2317
0
30
2420
2421
0
0
122
61
2422
0
152
2423
0
61
2433
0
61
2439
0
91
2441
0
30
2442
0
1036
2443
0
1036
2444
0
427
2446
0
427
2447
0
427
2448
0
914
2449
0
85
2456
0
3596
2506
0
61
2519
0
1036
2522
0
427
2523
0
396
2524
0
0
2525
0
792
2526
0
1189
2531
0
1219
2532
0
30
2533
0
427
2534
0
274
2536
0
701
2537
0
168
2538
0
61
2539
0
61
2541
0
122
2542
0
91
2543
0
579
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0
775
9011-1456
0
274
2968
0
427
2999
0
152
2887
0
2560
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Comments
wood left in block
wood left in block
wood left in block
wood left in block
wood left in block
wood left in block
wood left in block
wood left in block
wood left in block
wood left in block
wood left in block
wood left in block
wood left in block
wood left in block
wood left in block
wood left in block
wood left in block
wood left in block
wood left in block
wood left in block
wood left in block
wood left in block
wood left in block
wood left in block
wood left in block
wood left in block
wood left in block
wood left in block
wood left in block
wood left in block
wood left in block
wood left in block
wood left in block
wood left in block
wood left in block
wood left in block
wood left in block
wood left in block
wood left in block
wood left in block
wood left in block
wood left in block
wood left in block
wood left in block
wood left in block
wood left in block
wood left in block
wood left in block
wood left in block
wood left in block
wood left in block
wood left in block
wood left in block
wood left in block
wood left in block
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ST02
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Average Block Size (ha): 62.8
Total Merch Area (ha): 1,945.7
Total # of Blocks: 31
CTLP150004
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QUOTA_HC
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CTLP150004
QUOTA_HC
QUOTA_HC
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CTLP150004
QUOTA_HC
QUOTA_HC
CTLP130001
CTLP150004
QUOTA_HC
QUOTA_HC
CTLP130001
CTLP130001
QUOTA_HC
QUOTA_HC
CTLP130001
CTLP130001
QUOTA_HC
QUOTA_HC
CTLP130001
CTLP130001
QUOTA_HC
QUOTA_HC
CTLP130001
CTLP130001
QUOTA_HC
ST02
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8804-0908
9012-1191
9012-0218
9011-1456
9011-1364
9011-0835
9011-0576
9011-0542
9010-2840
8805-3566
8805-2373
8805-2308
8805-2245
8805-1572
8804-3107
8805-3308
8805-2143
8806-1896
8807-1321
8805-1388
8804-3120
8804-1861
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02/02/2015
01/15/2015
02/16/2015
03/01/2015 02/01/2015 11/15/2015 05/15/2016 09/15/2016 10/20/2014
12/15/2015 11/15/2016 05/15/2017 09/15/2017 12/12/2014
12/15/2015 11/15/2016 05/15/2017 09/15/2017 12/12/2014
12/15/2015 11/15/2016 05/15/2017 09/15/2017 12/12/2014
12/15/2015 11/15/2016 05/15/2017 09/15/2017 12/12/2014
12/15/2015 11/15/2016 05/15/2017 09/15/2017 12/12/2014
12/15/2015 11/15/2016 05/15/2017 09/15/2017 12/12/2014
12/15/2015 11/15/2016 05/15/2017 09/15/2017 12/12/2014
12/15/2015 11/15/2016 05/15/2017 09/15/2017 12/12/2014
02/15/2015 11/15/2016 05/15/2017 09/15/2017 08/11/2014
02/15/2015 11/15/2015 05/15/2016 09/15/2016 08/11/2014
02/15/2015 11/15/2016 05/15/2017 09/15/2017 08/11/2014
02/15/2015 11/15/2016 05/15/2017 09/15/2017 08/11/2014
02/15/2015 11/15/2015 05/15/2017 09/15/2017 08/11/2014
02/15/2015 11/15/2016 05/15/2016 09/15/2017 08/11/2014
11/15/2016 11/15/2016 05/15/2016 09/15/2016 08/11/2014
02/15/2015 11/15/2016 05/15/2017 09/15/2017 08/11/2014
11/15/2016 11/15/2016 05/15/2017 09/15/2017 12/12/2014
11/15/2016 11/15/2016 05/15/2017 09/15/2017 12/12/2014
02/15/2015 11/15/2015 05/15/2016 09/15/2016 08/11/2014
02/15/2015 11/15/2015 05/15/2016 09/15/2016 08/11/2014
02/15/2015 11/15/2015 05/15/2016 09/15/2016 08/11/2014
04/15/2015 02/15/2015 11/15/2015 05/15/2016 09/15/2016 08/11/2014
02/15/2015 11/15/2015 05/15/2016 09/15/2016 08/11/2014
02/15/2015 11/15/2015 05/15/2016 09/15/2016 08/11/2014
02/15/2015 11/15/2015 05/15/2016 09/15/2016 08/11/2014
02/15/2015 11/15/2015 05/15/2016 09/15/2016 08/11/2014
02/15/2015 11/15/2015 05/15/2016 09/15/2016 08/11/2014
04/01/2015 02/15/2015 11/15/2015 05/15/2016 09/15/2016 08/11/2014
04/01/2015 02/15/2015 11/15/2015 05/15/2016 09/15/2016 08/11/2014
03/01/2015 02/01/2015 11/15/2015 05/15/2016 09/15/2016 10/20/2014
IQ
IQ
IQ
IQ
IQ
IQ
IQ
IQ
IF
IQ
IQ
IQ
IQ
IQ
IQ
IQ
IQ
IQ
IQ
IQ
IQ
IQ
IQ
IQ
IQ
IQ
IQ
IQ
IQ
IQ
IQ
3,516.00
288.00
41,618.50
880.00
1,625.00
3,944.00
64,272.00
5,225.00
63,364.00
9,600.00
2,808.00
31,108.00
28,050.00
16,536.00
15,916.00
15,980.00
14,325.00
11,776.00
1,804.00
26,145.90
14,554.13
2,427.60
13,281.00
4,880.50
5,104.50
14,079.00
2,496.00
3,105.00
7,228.00
2,474.50
Fund. Estimate
Code Conifer Vol
146.50
32.00
885.50
312.50
464.00
2,678.00
2,263.00
1,600.00
468.00
5,555.00
2,200.00
4,240.00
3,460.00
680.00
2,560.00
10,703.00
1,530.00
428.40
3,495.00
227.00
622.50
3,705.00
416.00
675.00
278.00
101.00
Estimate
DecidousVol
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
Prod. Conifer
Volume
04/15/2015 - 4:17 pm
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
Prod. Decid
Volume
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CTLP130001
CTLP130001
QUOTA_HC
ST02
ST02
8803-1914
8803-2063
6030881706
6030881794
13.5
10.4
08/08/2014
08/08/2014
Piles
Final Final Trapper Postharv
Scanned Clearance Notification Historical
Assessment
3 C
QUOTA_HC
CTLP130001
CTLP130001
QUOTA_HC
ST02
ST02
8803-1706
8803-1794
6050881680
6050882058
HAR
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Q
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8805-1680
8805-2058
10.1
27.8
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Skid
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6100881788
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AOP
Approval
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Block
Type
5
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Number Area
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1. FOREST MANAGEMENT AREA FMA0900044
Operating Areas
2015
2016
2017
CL-Harmon Valley
2018
2019
170,000
180,000
CL-Caddotte T
60,000
180,000
CL-Heart River
130,000
EP- Whiskey Jack
200,000
150,000
EP-Keppler C
110,000
140,000
120,000
EP-Carmon C
30,000
EP-Cache C
TOTAL
Alternative
Operating Areas
20,000
70,000
240,000
360,000
360,000
360,000
360,000
360,000
2015
2016
2017
2018
2019
CT-Bison Lake
CT-Haig Lake
75,000
80,000
CT-Loon Prairie
130,000
CT-Martin River
70,000
CT-Russell Lake
75,000
CT-Sawn Lake
50,000
CT-South
TOTAL
10,000
280,000
10,000
200,000
-
-
2. FOREST MANAGEMENT AREA FMA0900045
Operating Areas
KR-Twin Lakes
2015
120,000
KR-Smeaton Creek
100,000
Total (VSA1)
2017
2018
110,000
110,000
220,000
110,000
110,000
220,000
30,000
KR-Vesta Creek
KE-Hawkhills Tower
2016
50,000
25,000
275,000
2019
110,000
BO-Sweeny Creek
160,000
40,000
DH-Whitemud Tower
140,000
50,000
SU- P2200
SU- Notikewin R
260,000
150,000
ST-Whitemud R
130,000
168,000
110,000
67,000
45,000
Total (VSA2)
390,000
318,000
177,000
185,000
90,000
Total (FMA0900045)
665,000
428,000
287,000
405,000
250,000
2015
2016
2017
2018
2019
-
-
Alternative
Operating Areas
KR-Twin Lakes
KR-Vesta Creek
KR-Smeaton Creek
KE-Hawkhills Tower
Total (VSA1)
-
-
-
BO-Sweeny Creek
DH-P2100
7,000
DH-Whitemud Tower
50,000
SU- P2200
22,000
SU- Notikewin R
ST-Whitemud R
Total (VSA2)
79,000
-
-
-
-
Total (FMA0900045)
79,000
-
-
-
-
3. DECIDUOUS TIMBER ALLOCATION P530001 (DTAP530001)
LICENSE
2015
2016
2017
DTLP510001
DTLP530001
TOTAL
2019
40,000
50,000
DTLP530010
DTLP530011
2018
25,000
80,000
120,000
170,000
80,000
50,000
95,000
100,000
180,000
145,000
165,000
180,000
DECIDUOUS TIMBER ALLOCATION P520004 (DTAP520001)
LICENSE
DTLP520004
TOTAL
2015
2016
50,000
65,000
50,000
65,000
2017
2018
-
-
2019
-
4. DECIDUOUS TIMBER ALLOCATION P200001 (DTAP200001)
Working Area
2015
2016
2017
2018
110,000
130,000
2019
WC01
WC02
120,000
100,000
50,000
WC03
110,000
120,000
WC04
WC05
TOTAL
Alternative
Working Area
WC01
30,000
120,000
120,000
120,000
150,000
270,000
230,000
250,000
230,000
2015
2016
2017
2018
2019
-
-
10,000
WC02
WC03
50,000
WC04
WC05
TOTAL
60,000
-
-
5. DECIDUOUS TIMBER ALLOCATION F260006
LICENSE
FMAF260006
TOTAL
2015
2016
2017
2018
2019
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
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1. Coniferous Timber Allocation CTQP190001 (CTLP130001, CTLP150004)
LICENSE
2015
2016
2017
2018
2019
85,000
60,000
70,000
64,000
10,000
14,000
DH-Hines C
ST-Whitemud R
66,000
ST-Eureka River
10,000
RL-Whitemud River
51,000
25,000
CL-Worsley
19,000
45,000
NO-Notikewin River
17,000
10,000
10,000
10,000
RL-Doig River
227,000
239,000
334,000
324,000
330,000
RL-Doig Tower
Secondary
TOTAL
128,000
128,000
128,000
128,000
128,000
532,000
532,000
532,000
532,000
532,000
2. Coniferous Timber Allocation CTQP520003 (CTLP520008)
LICENSE
2015
13,175
15,975
TOTAL
13,175
15,975
P52
:
2016
2017
2018
2018
0
0
0
$
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1. Coniferous Timber Allocation P190003 (CTLP100010)
LICENSE
2015
2016
2017
2018
2019
KR-Botha River
120,000
60,000
KR-Twin Lakes
80,000
60,000
20,000
60,000
220,000
180,000
0
0
2017
2018
2019
0
0
0
KR-Vesta Creek
99,495
KR-Smeaton Creek
4,825
KE-Hawkhills Tower
91,297
KR-Keg River
25,114
TOTAL
220,731
2. Coniferous Timber Allocation P210005(CTLF010004)
LICENSE
2015
2016
EP-Buffalo River
LaCrete-Muddy River
LaCrete-Buffalo Hills
LaCrete-Buffalo Tower
195,181
2,000
TOTAL
258,809
115,000
:
$
4,591
18,000
56,427
95,000
2,610
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1. Coniferous Timber Allocation P190002 (CTLP130004)
Operating Area
RL-Whitemud River
ST-Eureka River
License
2015
2016
2017
2018
2019
CTLP130004
40,000
40,000
40,000
40,000
40,000
FMA0900045
50,000
50,000
50,000
50,000
50,000
CTLP130004
10,000
10,000
10,000
10,000
10,000
10,000
10,000
10,000
10,000
10,000
110,000
110,000
110,000
110,000
110,000
FMA0900045
CTLP130004
ST-Rambling Creek
FMA0900045
TOTAL
2. Coniferous Timber Allocation P520005(CTLP520007)
LICENSE
2015
2016
2017
2018
2019
CTLP520007
11,000
11,000
11,000
11,000
11,000
TOTAL
11,000
11,000
11,000
11,000
11,000
:
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Forest Management Areas 0900044
Compartment or License
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Forest Management Areas 0900045
Compartment or Licence
ST-Whitemud River
SU-Notikewin
KR-Vesta Creek
KR-Twin Lakes
KE-Hawkhills Tower
KR-Smeaton Creek
Sub-Total
DTAP530001
DTLP520004
DTLP530001
DTLP530011
Sub-Total
DTAP200001
DTLP160001 WC02
DTLP200001 WC05
Sub-Total
Destination
Canfor Grande Prairie
Zavisha
Zavisha
Tolko Forest Products
Estimated m3***
20,000
7,000
50,920
16,080
11,000
10,000
13,000
17,000
145,000
Destination
Zavisha
Boucher Brothers Lumber Ltd.
Boucher Brothers Lumber Ltd.
Estimated m3
1,200
4,800
7,000
10,000
23,000
Destination
Manning Diversified Forest Products
Manning Diversified Forest Products
Estimated m3
18,000
1,833
19,833
TOTAL ALL SOURCES
*** The volumes in this table may differ from the associated Annual Operating Plans.
This variance is due to the Annual Operating Plans containing contingency blocks.
Volumes shown are from blocks that are scheduled to be harvested this year.
187,833
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Manning Diversified
Canadian Forest Products
Boucher Brothers Lumber
West Fraser
CBVAC
Zavisha Sawmills Ltd.
Tolko Industies Ltd
Total
C$C
*$ C
$0
Compartment or
License
FMAP0200041 (WC02)
CTLP130001
CTLP530001
CTLP140001
CTQP210001
CTLS10
CTLP3-L25
CTLP4
DTLP140001
CTLP520007
CTLP130004/CTLP130005
CTQP 190003
CTQP210005
3
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85,000
58,170
27,000
30,000
52,000
5,000
20,000
35,000
50,000
0
25,000
138,000
82,000
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LOCATION
MU
Last Activity
Year
Completed
2015 Proposed
Activity
100 Road; km 4.5 to 5.3; 84-04-W6M
N/A
Spot spray
2014
Monitor
Road Name
Canfor
$0 *C
EZE
2826
Canfor
100 Road; Km 3.75 to 4.5; 84-04-W6M
N/A
Spot spray
2014
Monitor
EZE
810059
Canfor
100 Road; km 5.3 to km 9.1; 85-04-W6M
N/A
Spot spray
2014
Monitor
LOC
3464
Canfor
Canfor 400 Road; Tw p 86 Rge 2-3 W6M
P19
Monitor
2014
Monitor
LOC
3803
Canfor
P19
Monitor
2014
Monitor
LOC
930654
Canfor
P19
Monitor
2014
Monitor
LOC
930654
Canfor
Canfor 200 Road; Tw p 86-87 Rge 4-10 W6M
Tw ps84, 85, 86-Rg4- W6M
Tw ps86, 87, 88, 89 - Rg3-W6M
Canfor 100 Road; NW4-87-03-W6M, NW21-87-03-W6M; SE2889-03-W6M
Canfor Hines Creek Mill Site/Logyard / Trailer loader - N1/2 15
& Part SW 15-85-4-W6M - no disposition number.
P19
Spot spray
2014
Monitor
N/A
Spot spray
2014
Monitor
Private
Land
Private
Land
Canfor
Canfor
Canfor Reload Yard - in Hines Creek - no disposition number
N/A
Spot spray
2014
Monitor
Clear Hills Connector Road 30-87-07-W6M to 11-90-08-W6M;
formerly RDS 040010
P19
Monitor
2014
Monitor
Non FMA: TWP85-21-W5M; NW 12
PO3
Monitor
2014
Monitor
Non FMA: TWP85-21-W5M; NW 12
PO3
Monitor
2014
Monitor
PO3
Spot Spray @
15km
2014
Monitor
LOC
082590
Clear Hills
Joint
Venture Ltd.
EZE
880289
DMI
EZE
880580
DMI
EZE
880765
DMI
EZE
900103
DMI
EZE
900113
DMI
LOC
100846
DMI
LOC
951150
DMI
LOC
990751
DMI
LOC
991039
DMI
LOC
992633
DMI
LOC
001150
DMI
Millsite: w ater
intake
Millsite: w ater
intake
P2-100 Long Lake
Road
Millsite Landfill
Road
North Star Road
Millsite Landfill
Road
TWP 85-24-W5M; NW 25
Non FMA TWP 85-21-W5M; SE 11
PO3
Monitor
2014
Monitor
Non FMA: TWP 90-24-W5M; SW & NE 24
PO3
Monitor
2014
Monitor
Non FMA: 85-21-W5M; SW 11
PO3
Monitor
2014
Monitor
Whiskey Jack Road TWP 90-20-W5M; TWP 90-21-W5M
TWP94-24-W5; NW&S1/2 24, NW 13
North Star Road
South Notikew an
Road
P5-100 East Haul
Road
P4
Monitor
2014
Spot Spray
P20
Monitor
2014
Spot Spray
2014
Spot Spray
TWP94-24-W5: NE23, NW 24
P20
Monitor
TWP90-24-W5; E23, E11, 2, SW1
PO3
Monitor
TWP90-3-W6M; // TWP91-3-W6M; // TWP91-2-W6M;
P19
Monitor
2014
Monitor
Spot Spray
2014
Spot Spray
TWP98-16-W5 / TWP99-16-W5 / TWP100-16-W5 / TWP101-16F1
W5 / TWP101-17-W5
LOC
012169
DMI
LOC
012383
DMI
TWP85-18-W5; SW10, W3, SE3, S2, NE2
P3
Monitor
2014
Monitor
LOC
021534
DMI
TWP82-15-W5; SE32, NE32 / TWP83-15-W5; SE4
P3
Monitor
2014
Monitor
LOC
021541
DMI
TWP 93-20-W5M; NE27, SE27, SW23, NE22, SE22, NW14
P5
Monitor
Spot Spray &
Mow
2014
Monitor
2014
Spot Spray
P5-100 East Haul
TWP 96-17-W5M; E24
Road
TWP88-19-W5; NW34, N35 / TWP89-19-W5;S2, S1 / TWP8918-W5; S6, S5, S4, E9, S16, E21, NW22, S27, NE27, NW26,
35, NW36 / TWP90-18-W5; S1, NE1, NW6
P5-100 East Haul TWP97-16-W5 // TWP96-17W5 // TWP97-17-W5 // TWP 98-16Road
W5
TWP89-19-W5; N29, SW33, N33, N34, N35, N36 / TWP89-18W5; N31, N32, SE32
LOC
031572
DMI
LOC
031929
DMI
LOC
032031
DMI
LOC
032247
DMI
LOC
062816
DMI
MLL
060141
DMI
LOC
5929
DMI
LOC
760816
DMI
Lonepine
Bat Lake Road
LOC
811274
DMI
LOC
871344
DMI
LOC
890076
DMI
LOC
890482
DMI
EMEND Camp Road TWP89-3-W6; SW 25
EMEND Camp
TWP89-3-W6; SW25
TWP100-24-W5M; SE25, SW25, NE25, SE26, SW26, SE27,
SW27, SE36, NE36
P5
P4
Monitor
2014
Spot Spray
F1
Spot Spray
2014
Spot Spray
P4
Monitor
2014
Spot Spray
P19
2014
Monitor
P19
2010
Monitor
P19
2014
Monitor
New
New
Monitor
Monitor
2006
TWP 93-15-W5//TWP 97-15
NON FMA // TWP 84-9-W5M; SW 33
TWP 94-7-W5M; NW2, NE3, SW11, NW11, SW13, NW13,
SE14, SE35
TWP 96-9-W5M // TWP 96-10-W5M
TWP 85-24-W5M; NW26, NE26, NE27, NW30, SE31, SW31,
P2-100 Long Lake SE32, SW32, SE33, SW33, NW33, NE33, SE34, SW34 // TWP
Road
85-25-W5M; SW14, NW14, SE14, SE15, SE23, NE23, NW24,
SE25, NW25, NE25
S10
S15
2004
S15
2004
P19
Spot Spray &
Mow
2014
Comments
Spot Spray Mow or Travis to confirm re
Mulch
Mulch or Mow
,
LOC
890557
DMI
Carcajou Winter
Road
LOC
890707
DMI
P2-205
LOC
890780
DMI
LOC
890938
DMI
LOC
900038
DMI
LOC
900131
DMI
LOC
900396
DMI
LOC
900397
DMI
P2-200 Sulphur
Lake Road
TWP 98-22-W5M; NE34, NW35, NE35, NW36, NE36 // TWP 99- P19 &
22-W5M; NE11, NW12, NE12
PO3
P19 &
TWP 88-01-W6M; SE24, NW24, NE24
P14
TWP 94-7-W5M // TWP 94-8-W5M // TWP 94-9-W5M // TWP 94S15
10-W5M // TWP 95-10-W5M // TWP 96-10-W5M
TWP 98-13-W5M; NW13, NE13, NW14, NE14, SW24
F1
TWP 92-7-W5M; NE16, SE21, NE21, NW22, NE22, NW26,
SE27, NE27, SW35, NE35, NW36, NE36 // TWP 93-7-W5M;
S15
NW1, NE1, SW12, NW12
TWP 88-1-W6M // TWP 89-2-W6M // TWP 89-3-W6M // TWP 90- P19 &
3-W6M
P14
P2-107 Spur Road TWP 85-24-W5M; SE19, NE 19, NW 20, SW 29, NW 29, SW 32 P19
P2-105 Spur Road TWP 85-24-W5M; NW 21, SW 28, NW 28, NE 28, SE 33
P10-100 Keg River NON FMA // TWP 101-25-W5M; SW14, NW14, NE14, SE15,
Road
SE23, SE24, SW24 // TWP101-01-W6M; NW12, NE12, SE13
Millsite: Water
NON FMA // TWP 85-21-W5M; SW13
return
900652
DMI
LOC
920145
DMI
LOC
920510
DMI
LOC
920770
DMI
LOC
940800
DMI
TWP 85-1-W6M; NE24, S 1/2 & NW 25, NE 26, E 33, S 34, S 35 P19
LOC
941524
DMI
LOC
941641
DMI
LOC
942517
DMI
LOC
942757
DMI
TWP 99-22-W5M; NW28, NE28, SW33, NW33
P19
TWP 94-8-W5M // TWP 94-9-W5M // TWP 94-10-W5M // TWP
93-11-W5M // TWP 94-11-W5M // TWP 93-12-W5M // TWP 93- S15 &
P5
13-W5M // TWP 93-14-W5M // TWP 93-15-W5M // TWP 93-16W5M // TWP 93-17-W5M // TWP 93-18-W5M
TWP 92-20-W5M; SE4, NE4, NW8, NE8, SE9, NW9, NE9, SE17,
P5
SW17, SE18
TWP 99-24-W5M; SW17, NW17, SE18, SW18, SW20, NW20,
P19
SW29, NW29
LOC
950037
DMI
LOC
950065
DMI
LOC
951438
DMI
LOC
951672
DMI
LOC
970058
LOC
LOC
Sheeta Winter
Road
Harmon Valley
Road
TWP 8215-W5M // TWP 82-16-W5M // TWP 82-17-W5M
2004
PO3
Monitor
Monitor
Monitor
Spot Spray
2014
Spot Spray
Spot Spray
2014
Monitor
Monitor
Pick & Spot
Spray
2013
Monitor
Spot Spray &
Mow
2014
Spot Spray & Mow
PO3
PO3
P4
Monitor
Possible monitor by
air
P3
Monitor
2014
Monitor
P20
Monitor
2014
Monitor
TWP 95-17-W5M // TWP 93-18-W5M // TWP 94-18-W5M //
TWP 95-18-W5M
P20
Monitor
2014
Monitor
P5
Monitor
2005
Monitor
DMI
TWP 92-20-W5; ALL 16, S1/2 21
P5
971107
DMI
TWP 86-24-W5M; NE8 // TWP 86-25-W5M; NE11, NW12, NE12
PO3
971922
DMI
NON FMA // TWP 94-3-W6M; NE 11
P20
LOC
971966
DMI
Haw k Hills Road
PO3
LOC
973110
DMI
TWP 85-25-W5M; NW28, SW29, NW29, NE29, SW30, NW30,
Whitemud Tow er NE30, SW33, NE33 // TWP 86-25-W5M; NE3, NE3, SE4, NE4,
Road
SE10, SW11, NW11, NE11 / TWP 85-26-W5M; NE25, NE26,
NE26, SE35, SE36, SW36 // TWP 85-1-W6M; NE25
LOC
980355
DMI
NON FMA // TWP 93-5-W5M; SE 30
S14
LOC
980652
DMI
Botha River Road TWP 98-24-W5M; SW6 // TWP 98-25-W5M; SE2, SW2
P20
LOC
981731
DMI
LOC
982540
DMI
DML
140038
DMI
DML
130209
DMI
Tw in Lakes Road NON FMA // TWP 96-22-W5M; NW 31
P5-100 East Haul
Road
P5-100 East Haul
Road
2005
Spot Spray
2013
Monitor
Pick & Spot
Spray
2013
Monitor
Spot Spray & Mow
(Mulch)
P19
TWP 93-18-W5M, TWP 94-18-W5M, TWP 92-19-W5M, TWP-19P5
W5M, TWP 92-20-W5M
TWP 96-16-W5M, TWP 95-17-W5M, TWP 96-17-W5M, TWP 94P5
18-W5M
Notikew an Camp TWP 91-20-14-NW1/4 W5
Whiskey Jack
TWP 91=2-8-NW1/4 W6
Camp
Used by Bouchier
2014/15 w inter
Monitor
P19
LOC
North Star Road NON FMA // TWP 90-24-W5M; S 1/2 14, SW 24, NE 24
P5-100 East Haul TWP 89-19-W5M // TWP 90-19-W5M // TWP 90-20-W5M //
Road
TWP 91-20-W5M // TWP 92-20-W5M
Monitor
Monitor
Spot Spray &
Mow
Spot Spray &
Mow
2013
Spot Spray & Mow
2013
Spot Spray & Mow
P4
New
New
Monitor
P14
New
New
Monitor
LOC
431
Zavisha
NW30 85 3 W6
Monitored
2013
Monitor
LOC
LOC
1076
760739
Zavisha
Zavisha
9-22-88-6 W6M
SE22 85 4 W6
Monitored
2013
Monitor
Monitored
2013
Monitor
LOC
891096
Zavisha
TWP 85-4-W6M; NW13, SE23, SW23, SW24
P2
Monitored
2013
Monitor
LOC
930987
Zavisha
TWP 85-4-W6M; SE22
P2
Monitored
2013
Monitor
LOC
061619
Zavisha
NW14 90 8 W6
Monitored
2013
Monitor
Monitored by air as
too w et for ground
monitoring
.
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CANFOR’s WEED MANAGEMENT PLAN
Introduction:
This Weed Management Plan was originally submitted to SRD in Fairview/Peace
River
with the 2003 Canfor / DMI General Development Plan and amendments were
made
August 19, 2003 at the request of the Forest Health Officer. The plan was
subsequently
approved September 26, 2003. The plan has been modified slightly to be
relevant to the
Canfor Grande Prairie operations.
Background:
The development of the Weed Management Plan is in response to the
Sustainable
Resource Development (SRD) Forest Management Directive 2001-06 (Weed
Management
in Forestry Operations) requiring implementation of an effective weed
management
program. Development of the Weed Management Plan was achieved through
consultation
with woodlands supervisors and an external consultant, AMEC Earth &
Environmental.
Objectives of the Weed Management Plan:
1. Inventory, prevention and control of noxious and restricted weeds classified by
the
Alberta Weed Control Act and Weed Regulation.
2. Education of staff to increase awareness of weed concerns within and
bordering the
FMA, DTA and co-management area.
3. Cooperative efforts with stakeholders / quota holders within the companies
sphere of
interest to manage weed concerns.
Methods for Addressing Weed Management:
1. Education, Training and Communication:
Train full-time and seasonal staff on weed awareness. Items to be covered may
include
the following:
• Weed identification
• Weed biology
• Timing of inventories / monitoring by understanding growth cycle of weeds
• Weed management (prevention, control, disposal).
• Alberta Weed Control Act and Weed Regulation Training components will
be included in contract start-up meetings and orientation sessions for
summer students.
Weed concerns will be included in the AOP / General Development Plan (GDP)
public
meetings to heighten weed awareness within the companies’ sphere of interest.
Obtain current information on weed control options and weed concerns specific
to the area through communications with Forest Health Officers, and County or
Municipal Weed Inspectors within the company’s sphere of interest.
2. Prevention:
Through preventative methods, efforts will be made to limit the introduction and
spread of weeds within the FMA, DTAs and co-management units.
• Limit soil disturbances
o Weeds are the first colonizers of disturbed land, and therefore the
goal will be to limit the amount of land that is available for
colonization by weeds. During road construction and site
development, the amount of land that is disturbed will be minimized
to the degree that is practical for the specific operation.
•
Clean Equipment
o Weed propagules can be picked up by equipment and carried to
other locations within the FMA, DTA and co-management area. To
prevent this pathway for spreading weeds, equipment and vehicles
will be cleaned before arriving on a jobsite. Field equipment will be
cleaned on a regular basis, and agricultural implements will be
washed prior to entering and leaving forested areas.
o Cleaning of field equipment is already included as a condition within
contracts and it is expected that contractors will continue to
maintain this standard of practice.
o Cleaning of equipment is also included in road use agreements for
non-forest activities within the FMA, and is therefore expected that
all road use agreement holders comply.
•
Certified Seed
o Only certified seed (weed free seed) will be used for the purpose of
re-vegetation of disturbed sites within the companies’ sphere of
interest. A certificate of analysis of the certified seed will be
obtained to determine the weed seed content for that particular
seed lot. Selection of certified seed will be based on the certificate
of analysis to prevent the introduction of noxious weeds or weeds
that are not common to the area.
3. Inventory:
In general, inventory of targeted areas is useful for determining the current weed
populations. Knowledge of the weeds present allows selection and
implementation of cost effective, environmentally friendly control methods,
prevention of future spread of weeds, and prioritization of areas for control.
As Canfor’s operating area of interest consists of a large land base, inventory
efforts will be concentrated on access routes including those held under DLO.
Noxious weed
presence at any location relating to Canfor’s current operations can be made
using the Noxious Weed Reporting Form. The location will be added to the weed
database and treated as required.
Inventory stages:
• Preharvest: Field staff inspect designated sites prior to harvest, and
therefore will include comments on weed species encountered.
•
Preliminary work: Future sites are inspected during planning and layout
stages. During this preliminary work, field staff will take note of weed
species within harvest blocks or along proposed access routes. These
comments will be forwarded to the company Silviculture Forester and
Forest Protection Forester.
•
Re-vegetation: Areas that have been currently re-vegetated due to
disturbances are monitored to assess re-vegetation success. Areas that
were identified with weed species during the preliminary development will
be monitored.
4. Control
Control measures are not included in this weed management plan. Cost-effective
and
environmentally responsible control measures will be tailored for specific weed
problems.
Areas targeted for control will be prioritized based on the following criteria:
1. Classification in the Weed Regulation
• Restricted and Noxious weeds will be given priority.
•
Nuisance weeds will be reported and assessed based on the remaining
criteria listed below.
2. Location of Infestation
• Infestations in highly traveled or impacted areas will be given priority and
targeted for control in order to limit the spread of weeds.
•
Infestations in isolated areas will be reported to increase awareness of
potential for spread, and scheduled for control. However, if they are
classified as restricted weeds action will be taken to remove them. If they
are classified as noxious weeds action will be taken to prevent further
spread.
3. Size of Infestation
• Smaller infestations will be given priority, as success of control is more
likely. Controlling smaller infestations first will reduce the potential for
weeds to spread into larger more costly areas to manage.
•
Larger infestations will be managed following the control of smaller
infestations, and as resources are available. The perimeter of larger
infestations and / or islands from the larger infestation will be targeted first
in order to make an impact on the weed population.
4. Cooperative Control Opportunities
• Weed infestations that span multiple dispositions or border of
responsibility will be targeted for control. Effective control of weed
populations in these areas can be achieved once cooperative efforts have
been agreed upon.
•
Weed infestations that span multiple dispositions or border of
responsibility will be contained if co-operative efforts cannot be
implemented. Control of only part of a larger infestation is often a futile
approach and therefore a containment strategy to prevent further spread
is more practical in this situation.
•
Following training of full-time and seasonal staff, weeds that are controlled
and need to be removed from a site will be properly disposed of to prevent
further spread.
•
Infestation size and priority for treatment will be determined in discussion
with the Forest Health Officer, and/or the County and M.D. Weed
Inspector or as designated by the Weed Control Guidelines when
developed by the Province.
5. SRD Weed Working Groups
A Canfor representative will participate in the ‘Smoky Area Co-operative Weed
Management Working Group’ or similar committees as meetings are scheduled.
6. Activities and Inspections
Detailed reports and maps are available upon request which outline the control
and
management activities.

2015 General Development Plan Submitted by: Daishowa Marubeni

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