Management road definition
Management road means roads that are needed to either support long term management activities or provide access to timber that shall be harvested within the next 20 years.
Management road means a road not designated as a “state forest
Management road means a road not designated as a “State Forest highway” used for the long-term management of lands owned by or under the control of the Department of Forests, Parks and Recreation, the Department of Fish and Wildlife, or the Department of Environmental Conservation to meet the responsibilities and purposes set forth in 10 V.S.A. chapter 83, 10 V.S.A. part 4, and regulations promulgated rules adopted under those statutes. The
More Definitions of Management road
Management road means a road not designated as a “state forest highway” used for the long-term management of lands owned by or under the control of the department of forests, parks and recreation, the department of fish and wildlife, or the department of environmental conservation to meet the responsibilities and purposes set forth in chapter 83 of Title 10, part 4 of Title 10, and regulations promulgated under those statutes. The term “management road” includes associated easements and rights-of-way. A “management road” is not a “highway” or a “town highway” as defined in this title, is not a public road, and the public has no common law or statutory right of access or use of such a road. A “management road” may be open for temporary, seasonal uses by the public or may be closed temporarily or seasonally at the discretion of the agency of natural resources, the department of forests, parks and recreation, the department of fish and wildlife, or the department of environmental conservation. A “management road” may be closed permanently upon 30 days’ notice to the governing body of the municipality in which the road is located and any affected user groups. Designation of a road as a “management road” shall not diminish any deeded rights of way or easements of private landowners on lands owned or controlled by the agency of natural resources, the department of forests, parks and recreation, the department of fish and wildlife, or the department of environmental conservation.