The district manager, along with the designated environment official for joint approval areas, must be satisfied that any proposed measures and any proposed harvesting operations are adequate to manage and conserve known ungulate winter ranges. If no forest development plan is in place, any clearcutting requires authorization by the district manager with agreement of the designated environment official. The district manager, along with the designated environment official for joint approval areas, must be satisfied that any proposed measures and any proposed harvesting operations are adequate to manage and conserve known ungulate winter ranges. This provision was repealed because it was redundant and caused confusion. Instead, the FDP will be used to determine whether clearcutting is prohibited in a particular ungulate winter range .
Notification is required.
In joint approval areas, both the district manager and designated environment official must be satisfied that the conditions are met. It is up to the registered professional forester, who signs off a plan, to ensure that a terrain stability field assessment is carried out by an appropriately qualified person. It is up to the registered professional forester, who signs off a plan, to ensure that a terrain stability field assessment is carried out by an appropriately qualified registered professional. Answers to questions 2 and 3 contained errors which need to be corrected. This erratum explains the changes.