Special Management Zone definition

Special Management Zone means areas of the state not within the primary management zone or secondary management zone and where private land authorization issuance includes eligibility requirements or restrictions.

Special Management Zone or “SMZ” means the zone of the same name described in a Forest Management Plan that applies, either in part or wholly, to land within the RFA Region;

Special Management Zone means the zone of the same name as described in S21A of the Forestry and Xxxxxxxx Xxxx Xxxxxx Xxx 0000 and described in the document Forest Management Zoning in State Forests, SFNSW 1999;

Examples of Special Management Zone in a sentence

• Special Management Zone is abbreviated to SMZ and General Management Zone to GMZ.

• In this study, I am working cooperatively with the Darwin Initiative and the Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute in a three-year project gathering important data to support the designation of the Archipelago of Las Perlas in what is going to be Special Management Zone.

• The Special Management Zone boundary conforms to the Area A boundary, which has been surveyed and adjusted to meet law enforcement and maintenance needs.

• Any land use other than Bulk Water Removal in a General Use or Special Management Zone conforms.

• During the term of this FSP, within the Babine River Special Management Zone 2 (see FSP Maps), the TSM will:c.

• During the term of this FSP, within the Babine River Special Management Zone 2 (see FSP Maps), the TSM will ensure that FWDAC is established on all Short Term Roads constructed under this FSP that access one or more cutblock(s) within 1(one) year of planting completion of the cutblock(s).

• For areas of overlap only, if any, between landscape unit boundaries established in the ‘Order to establish Kispiox Landscape Units and Objectives’ and the ‘Order to Establish the West Babine Landscape Unit and Objectives and to vary the Atna/Shelagyote and Babine River Special Management Zone Boundaries’, unless otherwise defined by ministerial order, all area within the West Babine Landscape Unit will be included in the West Babine FDU, resulting in a common boundary.

• Government inspectors shall make every reasonable effort to ensure that all activities in the Special Management Zone comply with both sets of regulations.

• The management of the Special Management Zone must also accommodate the use, by Déline individuals/organization and others, of renewable and non-renewable resources, provided that such use is consistent with the terms of the SLCA and the policies, conditions and prohibitions of this Management Plan.

• Order to Establish the West Babine Landscape Unit and Objectives and to vary the Atna/Shelagyote and Babine River Special Management Zone Boundaries, August 1, 2004.

More Definitions of Special Management Zone

Special Management Zone means the area described in Chapter 4 of this Management Plan: all of the GBLW with the exception of Conservation Zones in the watershed.

Special Management Zone. ’ means an area managed

Special Management Zone means an area of forest required to be established adjacent to a watercourse in accordance with Sections 5 and 6 to protect the watercourse and bordering wildlife habitat from the effects of forestry operations;

Special Management Zone means an area of forest required to be established adjacent to awatercourse in accordance with Sections 5 and 6 to protect the watercourse and bordering wildlife habitat from the effects of forestry operations;Determining average width of watercourse5 For the purposes of Sections 6 and 7, the average width of a watercourse shall be determinedby measuring the width of the bed of the watercourse at 10 approximately equidistant locations extending along the entire portion of the watercourse situated within or adjacent to the forest land where a forestry operation is carried on, and taking the average of the measurements. Special Management Zones6 (1) Where the average width of a watercourse situated on or adjacent to forest land on which a forestry operation is carried on is equal to or greater than 50 cm, a forestry operator shallestablish or ensure the establishment of a special management zone of at least 20 m in width along all boundaries of the watercourse.(2) Where the land on which a special management zone is established pursuant to subsection (1) has an average slope within 20 m of a watercourse boundary of greater than 20%, the forestry operator shall increase the width of the special management zone by 1 m for each additional 2% of slope to a maximum of 60 m in width.• Many streambeds are obviously greater than 50 centimetres in width. Only when deciding whether the stream is borderline between greater or lesser than 50 cm is a measurement necessary. If not sure do the measurement and don’t risk a violation. Also importantly, it is the measure of the streambed and not the water surface. Water flow volume varies with season. Streambed is defined:

Special Management Zone or “FMZ 2”means the zone of the same name ‘Zone 2 – Special Management’ as described under the NSW Forest Management Zoning system S21A of the Forestry and National Park Estate Act 1998 and described in the document Forest Management Zoning in State Forests, SFNSW, 1999;

Special Management Zone or “FMZ 2” (Zone 2), means the zone of the same name ‘Zone 2 – Special Management’ as described under the NSW Forest Management Zoning system as described in S21A of the Forestry Act 1916 (NSW) and described in the document Forest Management Zoning in State Forests, SFNSW 1999;