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Home : Ensuring Compliance : Field Practice Assessments : Inspections
Inspections
The inspection program is structured to meet the Council’s policy objective of inspecting each managed forest at least once every 5 years. A formal inspection program has been carried out each year since 2007 which resulted in an Inspection Report. In addition, site inspections may also be carried out as a result of an owner’s self-reported slide or environmental incident, or for managed forest land that is entering or leaving the program.
The following site inspection reports are available:
| 2009 Site Inspection Program |
In 2009, the Council carried out a site inspection program to assess owners’ performance in managing their forest properties with respect to the management commitments and legislation, and to assess owners' knowledge of private managed forest regulations, specifically, the Private Managed Forest Land Council Regulation. A range of large to small properties was selected from managed forests on Vancouver Island, the Gulf Islands, central interior, Kamloops area, and West Kootenays.
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| March 2009 Inspection IN0902 |
Council has considered the inspection report completed by an independent technical expert and the recommendations of the Council’s Executive Director and has concluded that Island Timberlands’ timber harvesting on the island within Block 291312 did not contravene the Private Managed Forest Land Council Regulation 2007.
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| 2008/09 Site Inspection Program |
In 2008/09 the Council completed an inspection program to assess owners’ performance in managing their forest properties with respect to the management commitments and legislation, and to assess owners' knowledge of private managed forest regulations, specifically, the Private Managed Forest Land Council Regulation, 2007. A range of mid-size to small properties was selected on Vancouver Island, the Gulf Islands, and the Thompson Okanagan area.
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| 2007/08 Site Inspection Program |
In 2007/08, the inspection program’s objective was to assess owners' performance in managing their forest properties with respect to the management commitments and legislation, and to assess owners' knowledge of private managed forest regulations, specifically, the 2007 Private Managed Forest Land Council Regulation that took effect on September 1, 2007. Large to small properties were inspected on Vancouver Island, Gulf Islands, and the Kootenay Region.
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