Core Forest definition
Core Forest means unfragmented forested land of at least two hundred and fifty (250) acres that is three hundred (300) feet or greater from the boundary between forested land and non-forested land;
Core Forest means unfragmented forested land of at least two hundred and fifty (250) acres that is three hundred (300) feet or greater from the boundary between forested land and non-forested land.
Core Forest means any forest, as defined below, that has some portion at least 330 feet from all edges of the total forest area.
More Definitions of Core Forest
Core Forest means unfragmented forest blocks of single or multiple parcels totaling two hundred fifty (250) acres or greater unbroken by development and at least twenty-five (25) yards from mapped roads, with eligibility questions to be resolved by the director of the department of environmental management. Such determination shall constitute a contested case as defined in § 42-35-1(5).
Core Forest means unfragmented forest land, three hundred feet or greater from the boundary between forest land and nonforest land (CGS 16a –3k)
Core Forest means unfragmented forest land that is three hundred feet or greater from the boundary between forest land and nonforest land, as determined by the Commissioner of DEEP. UCONN’s Center for Land Use Education and Research (CLEAR) defines “core forest” as forested areas that are essentially surrounded by more forested areas and fall into three classes – small core forest, medium core forest and large core forest. Small core forest is comprised of core forest patches that are less than 250 acres. Medium core forest is comprised of core forest patches that are between 250-500 acres. Large core forest is comprised of core forest patches that are greater than 500 acres.
Core Forest means unfragmented forest land that is three hundred feet or greater from the boundary between forest land and nonforest land, as determined by the Commissioner
Core Forest means as defined in Public Act 17-218, An Act Concerning the Installation of Certain Solar Facilities on Productive Farmlands, Incentives for the Use of Anaerobic Digesters by Agricultural Customer Hosts, Applications Concerning the Use of Kelp in Certain Biofuels and the Permitting of Waste Conversion Facilities.
Core Forest means unfragmented forested land that is three hundred (300) feet or greater from the boundary between forested land and non-forested land;