CUT CONTROL Clause Samples
The CUT CONTROL clause establishes the procedures and authority for managing and approving any changes to the cutting process in a project, such as in construction or manufacturing. It typically outlines who is responsible for authorizing modifications, how requests for changes should be submitted, and the documentation required to track such changes. By clearly defining these controls, the clause helps prevent unauthorized alterations, ensures quality standards are maintained, and reduces the risk of costly errors or disputes related to improper cuts.
CUT CONTROL. 6.01 For the purposes of the definition of "5 year cut control period" in Section 53 of the Forest Act, the first 5 year period for this Licence begins on January 1, 2000.
6.02 For the purposes of subparagraph (b) of the definition of the "volume of timber harvested during a calendar year" in Section 53 of the Forest Act, the volume of
(a) avoidable residue,
(b) unavoidable residue,
(c) avoidable waste, and
(d) unavoidable waste left on areas of land authorized for harvest under a cutting permit, as determined by an assessment under paragraph 5.01 or 5.04, will be charged to the Licensee as volumes of timber estimated to be wasted or damaged.
CUT CONTROL. 9.01 The Licensee will comply with the cut control provisions of the Forest Act.
9.02 The five-year cut control period for this Licence means the 5-year period beginning on January 1, 1995, and each succeeding 5-year period.
CUT CONTROL. 4.01 The provisions of cut control that apply to "Forest Licences that specify an allowable annual cut greater than 10 000 m3 and have a term of more than 5 years" under Part 4, Division 3.1 of the Forest Act, apply to this Community Forest Agreement
4.02 If the volume of timber harvested during a cut control period for this Agreement is less than the sum of the allowable annual cuts for that period that are authorized under this Agreement, the Agreement Holder must not harvest that unharvested volume of timber in a subsequent cut control period.
4.03 The unharvested volume of timber, referred to in paragraph 4.02, may be disposed of, by the Regional Manager to a person other than the Agreement Holder.
CUT CONTROL. 8.01 The allowable annual cut must be harvested in accordance with the cut control provisions of the Forest Act.
8.02 The five-year cut control period for this Licence commences January 1, 1992.
CUT CONTROL. 7.1 All volumes harvested, regardless of source (FNCFA or BCTS) within the FNCFA area-based tenure boundary, must be accounted for under either FNCFA AAC or BCTS apportionment.
7.2 All volumes being administered by the FNCFA Partners Company will be assigned to FNCFA for the purposes of cut control.
7.3 All volumes being administered by BCTS within the FNCFA area-based tenure boundary will be assigned to BCTS.
7.4 BCTS is not subject to cut control but administers its apportionment within a 5 year Business Cycle. BCTS will make best efforts to develop and issue its full apportionment within the FNCFA within each 5 year Business Cycle, however any unused BCTS apportionment remaining at the end of each cycle will carry forward into the next cycle, consistent with current government policy. To ensure transparency and awareness, BCTS will provide FNCFA with an annual summary of volume issued and unused apportionment remaining.
CUT CONTROL. 4.01 The five-year cut control period under this Licence will commence January 1, 19 , or as otherwise designated by the Regional Manager.