Harvest Block Boundaries Sample Clauses

Harvest Block Boundaries a. Prior to harvesting the block boundary, that portion of the block boundary being harvested must be ribboned. Exceptions to the aforementioned include:
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Harvest Block Boundaries a. Prior to harvesting the block boundary, that portion of the block boundary being harvested must be ribboned or identified by marking all boundary perimeters in areas where adjacent vegetation is greater than or equal to 15 metres in height, unless the boundary is clearly delineated by a change in species association type 1 The colour red (either red markings or red flagging) has been reserved for use by the Crown (Forest Resources Management Regulations).
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Harvest Block Boundaries. The boundaries of harvest areas will be marked with flagging tape, or the GPS coordinates of the boundary will be uploaded into the harvesting equipment, or a combination of both techniques will be used. If boundaries are being ribboned, ribbons are not needed where a distinguishable linear corridor canbe used, or the area beside the boundary has a height difference of 10 meters of more. Table 1 lists the standard flagging tape colours that will be used where needed, to mark boundaries or lines for proposed forestry activities. Deviations from the approved harvest area boundaries are acceptable under certain conditions andallowances set out in the Forest Operations Standard.
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