Examples of B.C. Coast in a sentence
B.C. Coast" means the Coastal Forest Regions as defined by the existing Forest Regions and Districts Regulation, B.C. Reg.
The monthly quota volume for the B.C. Coast shall be multiplied by an additional factor equal to the Region-specific seasonal adjustment factor for that month (Table 3) divided by the corresponding seasonal adjustment factor used for calculating Expected U.S. Consumption (Table 1 of Annex 7D).
Catalyst is the primary buyer of Interfor’s chips on the B.C. Coast, under long-term purchase contracts.
The purpose of the Program shall be the ranking of applicable hourly-paid categories and placing them in groups according to their relative value within the B.C. Coast Sawmill Industry by using a method of agreed-upon benchmark categories and related job descriptions.
If the Parties cannot reconcile their Region-specific aggregated data, they shall exchange information regarding exports by specific exporters, importers, or manufacturers, and if necessary, 4 After the date of signature of the SLA 2006, the United States shall initiate a process to designate B.C. Coast and B.C. Interior as separate Regions for purposes of the SLA 2006.
Cost for internally produced log inventories is determined as the weighted average cost of logging on a twelve month rolling average, lagged by one month, for the B.C. Coast and on a three month rolling average for the B.C. Interior, and adjusted for abnormal costs, as in the case of a curtailment.
The Club is located in the BC Coast region of British Columbia and will operate primarily within that region of the British Columbia/Yukon Section of Skate Canada.
If required, the PPA will facilitate a ship visit by a BC Coast Pilot on the proposed vessel prior to arrival in order to observe the vessel when maneuvering.
In addition, the Application references that: BC Coast Pilots recommended additional navigational aids (navaids); and that there is a need for an enhanced vessel traffic management system to ensure safe tanker transits both for the OWA and the CCAA.
For example, average BC Coast timber prices fell very sharply after the January 2009 update to the Coast MPS, and have been essentially flat ever since, even though lumber prices of the main Coast species have more than doubled since that time – as illustrated in the following chart.