Definitions
  1. In this Regulation, “accommodation unit” means a single-storey cabin or camping unit and includes a tent platform; (“unité d’hébergement”) “breakwall” means a structure erected or placed along or near the water’s edge of a lake, river, stream or pond and that protects land from erosion; (“mur anti-érosion”) “camping unit” means a structure or vehicle that may be used for camping purposes or as an outdoor accommodation and includes a tent, trailer, tent-trailer, recreational vehicle, camper-back and any watercraft equipped for overnight accommodation but does not include a floating accommodation; (“unité de camping”) “floating accommodation” means a floating building, structure or thing, or a combination of floating buildings, structures or things, equipped or useable for overnight accommodation and not primarily designed to be used for navigation, and includes a floating building, structure or thing, or a combination of floating buildings, structures or things that, (a) is primarily designed for or able to be used for residential purposes, (b) is a raft, barge or floating platform that has on top of it a building, structure, vehicle or thing that may be used for overnight accommodation, for camping purposes or as an outdoor accommodation, (c) would reasonably be expected to require towing to be placed on public lands or is placed on public lands by means of towing or any other type of assistance, (d) is equipped with jack-up technology or a similar mechanism used to anchor or rise above the surface of the water, with or without spud cans, or (e) has a floating foundation or a floatation platform which may include floats constructed of polystyrene, plastic, concrete or logs and stringers; (“hébergement flottant”) “Forest Management Planning Manual” has the same meaning as in the Crown Forest Sustainability Act, 1994; (“Manuel de planification de la gestion forestière”) “forest operations” means forest operations as defined in section 3 of the Crown Forest Sustainability Act, 1994; (“opérations forestières”) “hunting stand” means a tree stand, duck blind, ground blind or ground stand that is used for hunting; (“affût de chasse”) “ice fishing hut” includes a tent, trailer, tent-trailer, recreational vehicle or camper-back that is used for ice fishing purposes; (“cabane de pêche sur glace”) “swim raft” means a raft that is placed in water and anchored in place and used for diving and swimming purposes; (“radeau de baignade”) “trail” includes a trail used for portage purposes; (“sentier”) “trail shelter” means a cabin or roofed structure intended to provide shelter from the elements for persons using a trail; (“abri de sentier”) “watercraft equipped for overnight accommodation” means a watercraft that is, (a) equipped for overnight accommodation, (b) primarily designed for and able to be used for navigation, and (c) self-propelled and steered independently; (“embarcation équipée pour l’hébergement de nuit”) “waterfront property” means a parcel of property that, (a) has a boundary on a lake, river, stream or pond, or (b) is separated from a lake, river, stream or pond only by, (i) a road allowance, or (ii) a strip of public lands that is not more than 30 metres in perpendicular width from the lake, river, stream or pond; (“bien riverain”) “waterfront structure” means a dock, boat ramp, boat lift, boat port or marine railway located along or near the water’s edge of a lake, river, stream or pond, and includes any shade structures such as gazebos, canopies and pergolas that are located on or affixed to a dock. (“structure riveraine”)  O. Reg. 161/17, s. 1; O. Reg. 453/19, s. 1; O. Reg. 285/21, s. 1; O. Reg. 131/23, s. 1. Types of Buildings, Structures And Things   That May Be Erected, Placed or Used on Public Lands