Forest Manager definition

Forest Manager means the person/corporate body named as such in the Fifth Schedule who is authorised by the Vendor to act as Forest Manager on their behalf on matters relating to this Agreement;

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Forest Manager wherever used in this contract refers to the Forest Manager who is under the direct supervision of the Director, and who has been designated by him to supervise this sale.

Forest Manager means the organisation with responsibility for managing the Permanent Timber Production Zone Land. Funding Schedule for the purposes of this agreement means those funding initiatives identified by ENGO and Industry signatories respectively, to support the implementation of this agreement. Future Reserve Land means land placed under a Protection Order by the Tasmanian Parliament, pending formal gazettal. High quality sawlog means sawlogs classified as Category 1 and Category 3 in Schedule 1 of the Tasmanian Parliament’s Forestry Regulations 2009. Low quality sawlog for the purposes of this agreement means sawlogs classified as Category 2 and Category 8 under the current Forestry Tasmania classification system as at 24 October 2012. ▇▇▇▇▇▇ wood for the purposes of this agreement means logs suitable for processing by existing rotary ▇▇▇▇▇▇ veneer facilities in Tasmania.

Examples of Forest Manager in a sentence

• The scaling organization or the PURCHASER shall notify the State Forest Manager or the Manager's representative of all scaler rotations of one month or more so that the STATE may obtain adequate check scales.

• The Forest Manager will confirm suspensions immediately in writing.

• Buyer shall repair immediately, in a manner that meets with the approval of the Forest Manager, any damage to University roads, resulting from their use during this timber operation, general wear and tear excepted.

• Buyer must make payment in full for each extension by certified check or cashier's check, made payable to WVU Division of Forestry and Natural Resources, when its request for extension is transmitted to the Forest Manager.

• The volume of material such as defined in above scaled units, other than those stated in this contract when appropriate, shall be converted into board feet log scale by the method approved by the County Forest Manager.

• Residents and stakeholders from adjacent and neighbouring communities will be encouraged to communicate directly with the Community Forest Manager.

• Three times the stumpage value for damage to all merchantable trees and One Dollar ($1.00) for damage to each non-merchantable tree, when said damage, in the opinion of the Forest Manager, is the result of the carelessness or negligence of Buyer.

• However, when the depth of snow or other conditions make such disposal impracticable, the Forest Manager may grant permission in writing to postpone disposal.

• Buyer shall, in advance of such hauling or skidding, furnish the Forest Manager with a copy of said approval secured from each right-of-way owner or lessee.

• Skidding across live or intermittent streams is prohibited except over bridges or culverts that are approved by the Forest Manager.

More Definitions of Forest Manager

Forest Manager means a person responsible for the management of a forest under his/her charge and implementation of this Act including-

Forest Manager means the organisation with responsibility for managing the Permanent Timber Production Zone Land. Future Reserve Land means land placed under a Protection Order by the Tasmanian Parliament, pending formal gazettal. High quality sawlog means sawlogs classified as Category 1 and Category 3 in Schedule 1 of the Tasmanian Parliament’s Forestry Regulations 2009.