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Assessable Activities, Exceptions and Executive Committee Projects Regulations — Assessable Activities, Exceptions and Executive Committee Projects Regulations
power line means facilities constructed or operated for the purpose of transmitting electricity and includes electrical transmission lines, distribution lines, switching stations and transformers. ( ligne d’énergie électrique )
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public road means a public road within a municipality and a public road outside of a municipality that the Minister responsible for the Highways Act , R.S.Y. 2002, c. 108, has a duty to maintain. ( route publique )
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pulp means processed cellulose fibres that are derived from wood, other plant material or recycled paper products. ( pâte )
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quartz exploration program means exploration for the purpose of quartz mining, and those activities conducted in relation to the exploration, undertaken within a 12-month period by the same operator on one or more quartz grants within an area circumscribed by a circle with a diameter of 20 km. ( programme d’exploration du quartz )
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quartz grant means a parcel of land described in a grant by a federal agency, the Governor in Council or a territorial agency for the exclusive right to conduct quartz mining or exploration for the purpose of quartz mining or, in the case of category A settlement land, by a first nation for the right to conduct quartz mining or exploration for the purpose of quartz mining. ( concession de quartz )
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quartz mining means the mining of minerals contained within a vein, lode or rock in place, other than coal, oil, natural gas, limestone, marble, gypsum, shale, slate, clay, sand, gravel, construction stone, volcanic ash, earth, marl or peat. ( exploitation du quartz )
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radiation device has the same meaning as in section 1 of the Nuclear Substances and Radiation Devices Regulations . ( appareil à rayonnement )
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railway line includes any structure that supports or protects a line of railway or provides drainage for it, a system of switches, signals or other like devices and that facilitates railway operations, or any other structure built across, beside, under or over a line of railway that facilitates railway operations, but does not include a utility crossing or a road crossing. ( ligne de chemin de fer )
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road crossing means the part of a road that passes across, over or under a railway track, and includes a structure supporting or protecting that part of the road or facilitating the crossing. ( franchissement routier )
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sealed source has the same meaning as in section 1 of the Nuclear Substances and Radiation Devices Regulations . ( source scellée )
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solid waste does not include special waste, untreated forest debris and untreated wood products that are not mixed with other materials. ( déchets solides )
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solid waste disposal facility means a site designed for the handling or disposal by the public of solid waste and includes any machinery, equipment, devices, tanks or other installations used on the site for that purpose and any land, transfer stations or buildings associated with the handling or disposal of solid waste on the site. ( installation d’élimination des déchets solides )
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special waste has the same meaning as in section 1 of the Special Waste Regulations , Yukon O.I.C. 1995/047. ( déchets spéciaux )
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storage tank system means one or more closed containers with a capacity of more than 230 L each that are designed to be installed in a fixed location and includes all connections, piping, pumps, dispensers, diking, overfill protection equipment and associated spill containment and collection apparatus. ( système de réservoirs de stockage )
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subcritical nuclear assembly means an assembly of fissile material, moderators and reflectors that is not designed to achieve a self-sustaining nuclear chain reaction. ( assemblage nucléaire non divergent )
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temporary trail means a trail that is established or used as part of a quartz exploration program and that is required under a territorial or first nation law to be reclaimed and for which access is required, under that law, to be blocked at the end of the program. ( sentier temporaire )
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threatened species means those species listed in Part 3 of Schedule 1 to the Species at Risk Act . ( espèce menacée )
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trenching means excavation of a trench that extends below the vegetative mat. ( creusement de tranchées )
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unsealed source has the same meaning as in section 1 of the Nuclear Substances and Radiation Devices Regulations . ( source non scellée )
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utility crossing means the part of a line of wire, cable or pipeline, or other like means of enabling the transmission of goods or energy or the provision of services, that passes over or under a railway track, and includes a structure supporting or protecting that part of the utility line or facilitating the crossing. ( franchissement par desserte )
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vegetative mat means the organic surface of soil, characterized by the accumulation of organic matter, or partly decomposed organic matter, derived mainly from leaves, twigs and woody materials, and includes the root mass of living vegetation. ( couvert végétal )
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waste , for the purposes of Part 9 of Schedule 1 and section 49 of Schedule 3, means (a) any substance that, if added to water, would degrade or alter, or form part of a process of degradation or alteration of, the quality of the water to an extent that is detrimental to its use by human beings, animals or plants; or (b) water that contains a substance in a quantity or concentration, or that has been treated, processed or changed by heat or other means, such that if added to other water, would degrade or alter, or form part of a process of degradation or alteration of, the quality of that other water to the extent described in paragraph (a). ( déchet )
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waste oil means oil that has become unsuitable for its intended purpose owing to the presence of impurities or the loss of original properties, and includes oil used as lubrication oil, hydraulic fluid, metal-working fluid, insulating fluid or coolant fluid. ( huile usée )
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water body means an inland water body, up to its ordinary high-water mark, in a liquid or frozen state, including a swamp, marsh, bog, fen, reservoir and any other land that is covered by water during at least three consecutive months of the year, but does not include a sewage or waste treatment lagoon, a dugout to hold water for livestock and a mine tailings pond. ( plan d’eau )
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watercourse means a natural watercourse, water body or water supply, including one that contains water intermittently, and includes groundwater, springs, swamps and gulches. ( cours d’eau )
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wildlife means a vertebrate animal of any species or type that is wild by nature, and includes wildlife in captivity, but does not include fish nor does it include a species of animal prescribed not to be wildlife by a regulation made under the Wildlife Act , R.S.Y. 2002, c. 229. ( animal sauvage )
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wildlife area means an area of land set out in Part X of Schedule I to the Wildlife Area Regulations . ( réserve d’espèces sauvages )
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winter means the period of the year during which the ground is frozen sufficiently to support a vehicle that applies more than 35 kPa of pressure to the ground without rutting or gouging of the surface and during which there is a sufficient amount of snow on the ground to produce a packed base of at least 10 cm. ( hiver )
Assessable Activities, Exceptions and Executive Committee Projects Regulations — 2
2 For the purpose of subsection 47(1) of the Act, activities that may, subject to section 3, be made subject to assessment are listed in column 1 of Parts 1 to 13 of Schedule 1.
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3 Exceptions to activities referred to in section 2 are set out in (a) column 2 of Parts 1 to 13 of Schedule 1; (b) Part 1 of Schedule 2 if the activity is conducted in an area other than a national park, national park reserve and national historic site; and (c) Part 2 of Schedule 2 if the activity is conducted in a national park, national park reserve or national historic site.
Assessable Activities, Exceptions and Executive Committee Projects Regulations — 4
4 (1) A proposed activity of a proponent is an activity listed in column 1 of an item of Schedule 1 if the proposed activity is mentioned or included, in whole or in part, in column 1 of that item. (2) The proposed activity is excepted from assessment if, for column 1 of each item of Schedule 1 in which the activity is listed in whole or in part, an exception applicable to that activity, or to that part, is set out in column 2 of the respective item, or in Schedule 2.
Assessable Activities, Exceptions and Executive Committee Projects Regulations — 5
5 Projects for which proposals are to be submitted to the executive committee under paragraph 50(1)(a) of the Act are specified in Schedule 3.
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6 These Regulations come into force on the day on which they are registered.
Assessable Activities, Exceptions and Executive Committee Projects Regulations — (a)
grants in the program: (i) two clearings for helicopter landing pads, (ii) two clearings for camps, or (iii) one clearing for a helicopter landing pad and one for a camp; (u) use of a vehicle off a road or trail, other than in winter, that applies more than 35 kPa of pressure to the ground; (v) use of a vehicle, on a road or trail, with a gross vehicle weight (i) that exceeds the design parameters of the road or trail, or (ii) if the design parameters of the road or trail are unknown, that exceeds 40 t on a road or 20 t on a trail; (w) use of vehicles, off a road or trail in winter, that have gross vehicle weights of more than 40 t and apply more than 35 kPa of pressure to the ground, over a distance of more than 15 km in total on all of the quartz grants in the program; or (x) use of a total of more than 1000 kg of explosives in any 30-day period on all of the quartz grants in the program
Assessable Activities, Exceptions and Executive Committee Projects Regulations — (a)
(a) construction of a structure with a foundation, or the construction of a structure without a foundation intended for use for a period of more than 12 consecutive months;
Assessable Activities, Exceptions and Executive Committee Projects Regulations — (b)
(b) construction of an underground structure in which 500 t or more of rock is moved to the surface;
Assessable Activities, Exceptions and Executive Committee Projects Regulations — (c)
(c) use of a campsite by more than 10 persons at the same time;
Assessable Activities, Exceptions and Executive Committee Projects Regulations — (d)
(d) use of a campsite for more than 250 person-days;
Assessable Activities, Exceptions and Executive Committee Projects Regulations — (e)
(e) storage of petroleum fuel in a container with a capacity of more than 2000 L;
Assessable Activities, Exceptions and Executive Committee Projects Regulations — (f)
(f) storage of petroleum fuel if the total amount stored on all of the quartz grants in the program is more than 5000 L at any one time;
Assessable Activities, Exceptions and Executive Committee Projects Regulations — (g)
(g) cutting a line, for the purpose of carrying out a geophysical, geological or engineering survey, of more than 1.5 m in width or other than by hand or with hand-held tools;
Assessable Activities, Exceptions and Executive Committee Projects Regulations — (h)
(h) construction of a corridor of more than 5 m in width;
Assessable Activities, Exceptions and Executive Committee Projects Regulations — (i)
(i) construction of corridors if the combined length of the corridors on all of the quartz grants in the program is more than 0.5 km;
Assessable Activities, Exceptions and Executive Committee Projects Regulations — (j)
(j) establishing a road, re-establishing a road that has not been usable for more than five years by vehicles that it was originally designed to serve, modifying a road to provide usability for vehicles that are of different types than those it was originally designed to serve or any other upgrading or modifying of a road, other than for maintenance, repair or erosion control;
Assessable Activities, Exceptions and Executive Committee Projects Regulations — (k)
(k) on other than category A settlement land and category B settlement land, establishing a trail that is not a temporary trail;
Assessable Activities, Exceptions and Executive Committee Projects Regulations — (l)
(l) on category A settlement land or category B settlement land, establishing a trail, including a temporary trail, or using a temporary trail that was established for another program;
Assessable Activities, Exceptions and Executive Committee Projects Regulations — (m)
(m) on other than category A settlement land and category B settlement land, establishing a temporary trail or using a temporary trail that was established for another program, if (i) the trail is 7 m or more in width or more than 1 m wider than the width of the equipment required for the program, or (ii) the trail is used for purposes other than moving sampling equipment between test sites;
Assessable Activities, Exceptions and Executive Committee Projects Regulations — (i)
(i) the trail is 7 m or more in width or more than 1 m wider than the width of the equipment required for the program, or
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(ii) the trail is used for purposes other than moving sampling equipment between test sites;
Assessable Activities, Exceptions and Executive Committee Projects Regulations — (n)
(n) on other than category A settlement land and category B settlement land, establishing a temporary trail, or using a temporary trail that was established for another program, if the combined length of those temporary trails on all of the quartz grants in the program is more than 3 km;
Assessable Activities, Exceptions and Executive Committee Projects Regulations — (o)
(o) trenching, for the purpose of obtaining geological information, of a total volume of (i) more than 1200 m 3 for each combination of three adjoining quartz grants in the program provided no quartz grant in the program forms part of more than one combination of grants, or (ii) more than 400 m 3 per quartz grant that is not part of a combination of three adjoining grants referred to in subparagraph (i);
Assessable Activities, Exceptions and Executive Committee Projects Regulations — (i)
(i) more than 1200 m 3 for each combination of three adjoining quartz grants in the program provided no quartz grant in the program forms part of more than one combination of grants, or
Assessable Activities, Exceptions and Executive Committee Projects Regulations — (ii)
(ii) more than 400 m 3 per quartz grant that is not part of a combination of three adjoining grants referred to in subparagraph (i);
Assessable Activities, Exceptions and Executive Committee Projects Regulations — (p)
(p) establishing a clearing, other than a corridor, that involves the removal of the vegetative mat within 30 m of a water body;
Assessable Activities, Exceptions and Executive Committee Projects Regulations — (q)
(q) establishing a clearing, other than a corridor, that results in more than eight clearings that are not corridors, including existing clearings, on any one of the quartz grants in the program;
Assessable Activities, Exceptions and Executive Committee Projects Regulations — (r)
(r) establishing a clearing, other than a corridor and other than for a helicopter landing pad or camp, having a surface area of more than 200 m 2 ;
Assessable Activities, Exceptions and Executive Committee Projects Regulations — (s)
(s) establishing a clearing for a helicopter landing pad or a camp having a surface area of more than 500 m 2 ;
Assessable Activities, Exceptions and Executive Committee Projects Regulations — (t)
(t) establishing a clearing having a surface area of more than 200 m 2 for a helicopter landing pad or a camp that results in more than the following numbers of clearings of that size — including existing clearings — on any one of the quartz grants in the program: (i) two clearings for helicopter landing pads, (ii) two clearings for camps, or (iii) one clearing for a helicopter landing pad and one for a camp;
Assessable Activities, Exceptions and Executive Committee Projects Regulations — (i)
(i) two clearings for helicopter landing pads,
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(iii) one clearing for a helicopter landing pad and one for a camp;
Assessable Activities, Exceptions and Executive Committee Projects Regulations — (u)
(u) use of a vehicle off a road or trail, other than in winter, that applies more than 35 kPa of pressure to the ground;
Assessable Activities, Exceptions and Executive Committee Projects Regulations — (v)
(v) use of a vehicle, on a road or trail, with a gross vehicle weight (i) that exceeds the design parameters of the road or trail, or (ii) if the design parameters of the road or trail are unknown, that exceeds 40 t on a road or 20 t on a trail;
Assessable Activities, Exceptions and Executive Committee Projects Regulations — (i)
(i) that exceeds the design parameters of the road or trail, or
Assessable Activities, Exceptions and Executive Committee Projects Regulations — (ii)
(ii) if the design parameters of the road or trail are unknown, that exceeds 40 t on a road or 20 t on a trail;
Assessable Activities, Exceptions and Executive Committee Projects Regulations — (w)
(w) use of vehicles, off a road or trail in winter, that have gross vehicle weights of more than 40 t and apply more than 35 kPa of pressure to the ground, over a distance of more than 15 km in total on all of the quartz grants in the program; or
Assessable Activities, Exceptions and Executive Committee Projects Regulations — (x)
(x) use of a total of more than 1000 kg of explosives in any 30-day period on all of the quartz grants in the program