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Exhibit A Mapping and Clearance Processing Manual

for Tenure Administration

Version 1.0 January 27, 2011

Ministry of Forests and Range Resource Tenures and Engineering Branch

Table of Contents

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Table of Contents

Preface ..................................................................................................................................... iv

Purpose of Manual .......................................................................................................... iv Acknowledgements ......................................................................................................... iv Change Control Record for Manual ................................................................................. v Temporary Page (Outstanding Issues) ........................................................................... vi

1.0 Introduction .................................................................................................................... 1

1.1 Overview ................................................................................................................. 1

1.2 Integrated Land and Resource Registry (ILRR) ..................................................... 1

1.3 Land and Resource Data Warehouse (LRDW) ...................................................... 1

2.0 Clearances ...................................................................................................................... 2

2.1 Overview ................................................................................................................. 2

2.2 Tenure Conflict Descriptors.……………………………………………………………..2

2.2.1 Exclusions………………………………………………………………………. 3

2.2.2 Save and excepting prior rights………………………………………………..4

2.2.3 Referrals………………………………………………………………………….5

2.2.4 Comments………………………………………………………………………..6

2.3 Standard Clearance and Issuance Process...........................................................6 Figure 3: Applications Used in Tenure Issuance Process……………………….6

2.4 Processing Clearances…………………………………………………………………7

2.4.1 GeoBC Statusing Services ........................................................................... 7

2.4.2 Special Requirements (unresolved issues)……………………………………7

2.4.3 Request for Adjudication Report (unresolved issues) .................................. 8

2.5 Amendments and Re-Engineering (unresolved issue) ........................................... 9

2.6 Job Memorandum .................................................................................................. 9

2.7 Deleting a Tenure ................................................................................................... 9

2.8 Retiring a Tenure .................................................................................................... 9

2.9 Transferring a Tenure ............................................................................................. 9

2.10 Re-Labelling a Tenure ............................................................................................ 9

3.0 Exhibit A Maps .............................................................................................................. 11

3.1 Definition and Purpose of Exhibit A ...................................................................... 11

3.2 Minimum Requirements for Exhibit A Maps ......................................................... 11

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3.3 Methods for Preparing Exhibit A Maps ................................................................. 12

3.3.1 Automatically Generated Maps ................................................................. 12 3.3.2 Replacement Maps ................................................................................... 12 3.3.3 Regenerate Exhibiting Enhibit A Maps………………………………………12

3.4 Composition .......................................................................................................... 12

3.5 Inset Map .............................................................................................................. 13

3.6 Preparation of Exhibit A ........................................................................................ 13

3.6.1 Conflicts .................................................................................................... 13 Figure 1: Sample Map ...................................................................... 14

3.6.2 Exhibit A Title Block .................................................................................. 15 Figure 2: Exhibit A Map Title Block .................................................. 15

1. Exhibit A Headings and Abbreviations ................................................. 15 2. Exhibit A Title Block Information .......................................................... 16

3.6.3 Point of Commencement (POC) .............................................................. 17 3.6.4 Dimensioning ............................................................................................ 17 3.6.5 Tie Points .................................................................................................. 17 3.6.6 Point of Termination (POT) ....................................................................... 17 3.6.7 North Arrow ............................................................................................... 17

3.7 Preparation of Exhibit A for Forest Service Roads ............................................... 18

3.8 Preparation of Exhibit A for Cutting Permits ......................................................... 18

3.9 Preparation of Exhibit A for Timber Licences ....................................................... 18

4.0 Spatial Data Capture Standards ................................................................................. 21

4.1 Mapping Requirements and Standards ................................................................ 21

4.2 GPS Data Collection Standards ........................................................................... 21

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Appendices ............................................................................................................................. 22

Appendix A: Forest District and Region Codes ........................................................... 22

Appendix B: Land District Codes ................................................................................. 23

Appendix C: Timber Supply Area Codes ..................................................................... 24

Appendix D: Timber Supply Block Codes .................................................................... 25

Appendix E: Provincial Forest Codes .......................................................................... 28

Appendix F: Pulpwood Agreement Codes ................................................................... 30

Appendix G: Tree Farm Licence Codes ....................................................................... 31

Appendix H: Tenure types created with Forest Tenure Capture (FTC) Tools ............. 32

Appendix I: Layers Queried by Spatial Overlay Engine ............................................. 33

Appendix J: Forest Act Forms of Agreements ............................................................ 34

Appendix K: Glossary of Terms ................................................................................... 35

Appendix L: ORCS and ARCS File Numbers .............................................................. 36

Appendix M: Tenure Clearance Advice Matrix ............................................................. 37

Appendix N: Management Unit Type Codes ................................................................ 38

Appendix O: Management Unit Id Codes ..................................................................... 39

Appendix P: Land Uses Authorized within Provincial Forests ..................................... 48

Preface

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Preface Purpose of Manual The purpose of this Manual is to assist Ministry of Forests and Range personnel with the creation of Exhibit A mapping for tenure administration purposes. It refers to legal requirements and also provides advice and suggestions that are neither legal requirements nor government policy. Content suggestions, corrections, and questions should be submitted to Lew Greentree, Regional Geomatics Coordinator, Coast Forest Region ([email protected]).

The Manual will be updated as required to reflect new legislation, policy changes, and user requirements for additional content. The current version will be available via these links:

Resource Tenures and Engineering Branch: http://www.for.gov.bc.ca/hth/

Geomatics Staff Forum: https://sharepoint.forests.gov.bc.ca/GEOMATICSFORUM/default.aspx

Acknowledgements The Ministry of Forests and Range and GeoBC’s Integrated Registry Branch thank the following individuals for their contributions to the development of this Manual:

Lew Greentree Regional Geomatics Coordinator, RCO (Project Lead) Janet Adams Manager, Integrated Registry Branch, GeoBC Bill Clifford Land Specialist, Integrated Registry Branch, GeoBC Cody Crocker Geomatics Coordinator, RSI Chris Cummings Geomatics Technician, DMH Joel Graboski Geomatics Technician, DSI Cris Greenwell Geomatics Technician, DSC Gord Lloyd Integrated Registry Branch, GeoBC Peter Loewen Geomatics Technician, DMK Rob MacLaren Geomatics Technician, DCS Lindsay Scott Geomatics Technician, DCK Marina Dunn Geomatics Technician, DCK Dona Stapley Data Integrity Analyst, RTEB Warren Wilkinson Geomatics Technician, DJA Jayne Wynrib Integrated Registry Branch, GeoBC Dave Andersen Data Standards Manager, RTEB

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Preface

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Change Control Record for Manual

Version Issue Date Brief Description of Changes

1.0 Nov 5, 2008 Rearranged Sections 3 and 4 for readability. Added Marina Dunn’s status guideline info.

April 23 Insert changes resulting from Tenure business mapping meeting held in Victoria, March 24-25, 2009

April 23 Insert changes from conference call with Janet, Bill and Dave on March 31, 2009

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TEMPORARY PAGE

Document Technical/Legislative Review – Outstanding Issues

Section 1: Introduction

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1.0 Introduction

1.1 Overview Resource Tenures and Engineering Branch is the custodian of the tenure layers in the Land and Resource Data Warehouse (LRDW), and GeoBC is the data steward for administrative boundaries. Ministry of Forest and Range (MFR) Geomatics Services staff who use the tools in the Forest Tenure Administration (FTA) system, including Spatial Capture Tools and the Electronic Submission Framework (ESF), are responsible for maintaining the LRDW layers that provide the spatial database for all Forest and Range tenures, agreements, and administrative boundaries.

1.2 Integrated Land and Resource Registry (ILRR)

ILRR is a single source of reliable information on 262 different legal interests on Crown Land—tenures, regulated use, land and resource use restrictions and reservations—that is visually represented on a map and available to the public using a standard web browser. ILRR also contains information on Crown Land parcels, private land parcels (when available), administration boundaries (Forest Districts, electoral boundaries, etc.), and base map information (topography, grid, etc.). Interest Types and Abbreviations, a comprehensive list and description of the legal interests registered in ILRR, is available at http://ilmbwww.gov.bc.ca/ilrr/interests.html. ILRR uses a real-time process, usually within 30 minutes, to register Crown Land, Forest, Range, oil and gas, and mineral interest requests in ILRR, thereby enabling the immediate viewing and statusing of those interests. Some interests that change less frequently (e.g., Guide Outfitter areas) are batch-loaded on a scheduled basis. Additional real-time processes are being developed to capture Crown Land data that is currently batch-loaded. Private land information will be added as it becomes available from the Integrated Cadastral Information Society or municipalities. GeoBC’s Geographic Data Discovery Service provides metadata for each type of record in ILRR—description, custodian, data date, update cycle, purpose (intended use), and presentation form.

1.3 Land and Resource Data Warehouse (LRDW)

LRDW is the corporate repository for integrated land, resource, and geographic data that supports a variety of business requirements for other government agencies, the natural resource sector, industry, and the public.

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Section 2: Clearances


2.0 Clearances 2.1 Overview

Clearance is an adjudication of whether pre-existing rights are in conflict with a proposed granting of rights to an applicant. A full clearance is required for all new tenures. The process of determining the status of a parcel or area of land proposed for an agreement under the Forest Act is referred to as “statusing.” See Appendix J for a complete list of Forest Act Forms of Agreements. The appropriate statusing procedure varies with the tenure type and the needs of the Ministry. Individual tenures covered by specific agreements under the Forest Act are statused using clearance procedures. These tenures include, but are not limited to, Timber Sale Licences (Major), Timber Sale Licences (Minor), Road Permits, Forest Service Roads, Forest Service Maps, Notations, Special Use Permits, and Woodlot Licences. Statusing is research carried out by using and accessing various records and documents to determine the answers to three questions:

1. Is the “resource” Crown Land?

2. Is the access to the “resource” on Crown Land?

3. Are there existing prior rights to the “resource” or on the land? If so, are they legally and logically compatible with the application?

Statusing is carried out prior to the granting of permits and agreements, and for status enquiry purposes. Situations that require statusing and a clearance include:

The identification of existing interests or rights on a pre-determined area or parcel of land.

The elimination or protection of the prior rights or interests of other parties before the issuing of agreements as permitted under the Forest Act.

The establishment of priority in the Integrated Land and Resource Registry (ILRR) over lands cleared under specific Forest Agreements.

Note: "Status" and "Clearance" processes are restricted to documented rights and do not address asserted rights by First Nations.

2.2 Tenure Conflict Descriptors

Refer to the Clearance Advice Matrix (Appendix M) for standardized tenure conflict descriptor advice to apply to various tenure types.



Note: The following lists are a guide only. There will be circumstances where the suggested usage of the individual processes will not be applicable due to the various purposes that some tenures can be issued for. To ensure the correct process for resolving conflicts is used refer to the source documents for the conflicts and determine their compatibility both operationally and legally. If in doubt contact the status group at ILMB, Crown Registry and Geographic Base Branch for guidance and advice.

2.2.1 Exclusions An Exclusion is an area within an application request that is covered by titled, reserved, or occupied land that is incompatible, under the provisions of the Forest Act, with the conditions of a proposed Agreement or Permit. Exclusions can be done in 2 ways: a. Physical Exclusion: Used where the polygon/line would be divided into multiple

parts (drawing around the area to be excluded with a bold black line on the Ex A). b. Verbal Exclusion: No spatial change for any area or right of way that are too

small to show in the boundary. As an example, the words "Excluding thereout: Highway 16 may be used on the Exhibit A."

Examples of Physical Exclusions:

Private Land – Crown Grants, Dominion Patents Mineral Claim District Lots – if applicant and legal land title owner are not the

same = Exclude, otherwise parcel is considered Crown for the business of mining only, Surface rights are Crown resources. Check Grant for wording as to their rights, do they pay mineral tax? Undersurface = Referral.

Applications for Crown Grants Indian Reserves Residential/Recreational Leases Agriculture Leases with Purchase Option Industrial Leases (ie. Licence of Occupation Light Industrial and Lease for

Industrial Log Handling that goes up on shore) Quarry Lease Archaeological Sites OIC Reserves Agreement in Principle (AIP) – “Map Reserves” for FN Treaty Areas Interim Treaty Agreements (ITA) Ministerial Orders Transfer of Admin/Control – Prisons Ecological Reserves Parks Recreation Sites and Trails – OIC or Established (Gazetted)



Protected Areas Leases – Institutional, Parks, waterpower with improvements to land. Licence of Occupation (not all types) Waste Disposal Sites, Radio Sites

Contaminated Sites/Towers, Waterpower- Penstock, Waterpower – Powerhouse sites, Communication Sites, ones with immovable structures.

Active Portion of Timber Licences Other licensees blocks and roads – this is file type specific.

Note: Leases are Excluded: No harvesting allowed, long term, improvements are

allowed, have been surveyed, taxes paid. Licence: Referral; Generally less rights, shorter term, minimal improvements to land, not exclusive, layering of interests possible.

Examples of Verbal Exclusions:

Highways Railways Pipeline Surveyed R/Ws Forest Service Roads Road Permits (different applicant) Heritage Trails Interim Licence for Utility Waterline

Note: Verbal Exclusions are also referred to as Exclusions – By Notation and no

spatial modification is required. 2.2.2 Save and Excepting prior rights

Where an area within an application request is covered by occupied or reserved land that is, under the provisions of the Forest Act, compatible with the terms of the proposed Agreement or Permit, prior rights are to be "Saved and Excepting Thereout” This entails consultation between the two parties to acknowledge the rights of the first tenure by the second. No changes to the application boundary are necessary.

Examples of Save and Excepting the prior rights:

Grazing Leases Gravel/Quarry Pit Reserves Experimental Plots, Inventory Plots, G&Y Plots and Trials – currently not

legislated for protection Real Property Projects (RPP’s) MOF Map Notations



Powerline R/Ws – Generally a S&E for the timber, but not to interfere with powerlines & structures

Range Permits UREP Reserves MOF Recreation Sites/Trails – Unless “Established” Free Use Permits (FUP) Timber Sales Small Scale Salvage – Dead and Down only – compatible with cutblocks Pending Lots (Surveys in progress) Notation of Interest – Commercial – Trapline Cabin Foreshores and land covered by water Note: “Map Notation” means a recording made by the Ministry of Forests in the

LRDW of an interest in Crown land for forest use within a Provincial Forest, which requires long term or continuous consideration. “Notation of Interest” means a recording made by BC Lands in the LRDW of an interest in Crown land by a provincial agency or ministry, which requires that the interested agency be given the opportunity to comment on any Land Act disposition or reserve proposal made over the subject Crown land.

2.2.3 Referrals

Referral letters are prepared and distributed to agencies and tenure holders who have an interest in the area covered by the application. Sometimes, the applicant may be required to undertake the referral to stakeholders prior to making an application.

The referral letter recipient is usually given 30 days to respond that conflicts exist which the applicant needs to be aware of. For example, the agency or tenure holder may require protection of improvement that have been made in the area of interest. No reply generally means that no conflicts exist. Examples that require a referrals:

Planning/Marketing Reserves (LIMB) Notation of Interest Reserves – Pemberton Corridor Interest holders of Other Reserves Designated Use/Extensive Agricultural Reserves Municipalities Highways / RWs – junction with Reserves in the name of the Federal Government Island Trust Reserves Agricultural Land Reserve (Gravel Pits over 1 ha, FSR’s & RPP’s (not

harvesting)) Inventory Files



Permits – Temporary Commercial Recreation Sites/Investigative Permits Quarries Some Licences Licence of Occupation – Hunt Camps, Waterpower sites without penstock and

Powerhouse sites, Alpine Skiing Investigative Permits for Utility, Log Handling and Storage Leases – Commercial ‘B’ Standard Leases for Waterpower Watershed Reserves Licence of Occupation – Hunt Camps, Waterpower sites without penstock and

Powerhouse sites Mineral Claim Acquired – Staked claims, usually under surface rights

(Note: The following lists are a guide only. There will be circumstances where the suggested usage of the individual processes will not be applicable due to the various purposes that some tenures can be issued for. To ensure the correct process for resolving conflicts is used refer to the source documents for the conflicts and determine their compatibility both operationally and legally. (If in doubt contact the status group at ILMB, Crown Registry and Geographic Base Branch for guidance and advice.)

2.2.4 Comments Comments may be added to the adjudication report to document information that affects the adjudication of the application (due diligence).

2.3 Standard Clearance and Issuance Process Figure 3 shows the Ministry of Forests and Range computer applications used in the tenure clearance and issuance process.



Figure 3: Applications Used in Tenure Issuance Process

In addition, computer applications used to research conflicts may include:

Gator - http://ilmbwww.gov.bc.ca/irb/gator/ BC Online - https://www.bconline.gov.bc.ca/ RAAD - Remote Access to Archaeological Data -

https://srmapps.gov.bc.ca/apps/raad/jsp/raad_disclaimer.jsp 2.4 Processing Clearances 2.4.1 GeoBC Statusing Services

GeoBC’s Crown Registry and Geographic Base Branch assists Districts with statusing by providing the following statusing services:

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completing statusing when the District Geomatics Technician has discovered as much as possible with the available resources;

providing further research in consultation with Districts;

using research resources in Victoria that are not available in the Districts, including historical registers and maps, legal documents, and old files;

protecting District Offices from errors and unnecessary legal costs;

assisting in determining the availability of land;

assisting in the issuance of permits (the District is responsible for all approvals once Victoria has completed the status work); and

reporting inconsistent data to the appropriate Ministries. 2.4.2 Special Requirements

1. Forest Service Roads: An FSR always requires full statusing and clearance, and is

always excluded from other tenures. All interests within 37.5 metres on either side of a Forest Service Road (75-metre wide buffer zone) are called up in geographical order from Point of Commencement to Point of Termination, Branch by Branch.

2. BC Timber Sales Roads: A BCTS Road should be designated as such in FTA. However, the Exhibit A map need not indicate BCTS as the licensee.

3. Grazing Licences and Permits:

Land Policy on Grazing (2004):

http://www.for.gov.bc.ca/hra/Publications/administration/grazing.pdf

(Note: Woodlot licences may only be issued over existing grazing leases to the grazing lessee. When a woodlot licence is the intended timber tenure, its management and working plan will be coordinated with the grazing lease management plan to protect the interests of the lessee and minimize resource conflicts.)

4. Woodlot Licence Roads and CPs: For Roads and CPs that fall completely within a Woodlot Licence and for which the applicant is the Woodlot Licence tenure holder, the Woodlot Licence status report may be used for the clearance ( “Refer to…”).

5. Provincial Forests: See Appendix P for a list of land uses that are authorized within a Provincial Forest.

http://www.for.gov.bc.ca/hra/Publications/administration/grazing.pdf�



2.4.3 Request for Adjudication Report

An adjudication report lists all conflicts and their resolution as recorded in the FTA database. If MFR staff cannot resolve all conflicts and adjudication by GeoBC staff is required, MFR requests adjudication from GeoBC as outlined below. On the FTA Inbox screen, the MFR user clicks on the <Currently Assigned To> button to request adjudication assistance from GeoBC staff. This submits an e-mail to the GeoBC adjudication e-mail address with the submission record flagged for display in the GeoBC user's inbox. The adjudication report is used by the district manager to decide whether a tenure should be issued. It has no contractual role with the tenure applicant. FTA uses a Spatial Overlay Engine (SOE) to create the Adjudication Report. The LRDW layers that are reported against are listed in Appendix I Note: Everything that is quoted in the Clearance report MUST be shown on the Exhibit A map Buffers used to determine map report layers When features are reported against, the feature itself is used to generate conflicts. For roads, this is half the width on either side of the line. For road permits and FSR’s that is 37.5m, but for SUP roads it is variable. In addition to conflicts, adjacencies are generated as well. In order to generate adjacencies, the features are buffered, new conflicts determined and marked as adjacent (meaning they are close). All file types are buffered by 20m for adjacency, except that linear features are 20m on either side.

2.5 Amendments and Re-Engineering

For Amendments, the permit is re-submitted by the licensee via ESF as an “Amended” tenure. The permit is processed in the same way as a new permit.

2.6 Job Memorandum



In FTA, the Outstanding Job Memo column will display one of two indicators:

Y - Yes, there are unresolved conflicts in the submission with additional actions set to “Exclude.”

N - No, there are no unresolved conflicts in the submission.

2.7 Deleting a Tenure This is the act of entirely removing tenures from FTA that were “Entered in Error.” These are tenures that were never issued.

2.8 Retiring a Tenure

This is the act of moving a portion of a tenure or the entire tenure from being an active tenure to becoming an historical one. Retired map features are flagged with a retirement date and then do not present as conflicts against future applications.

Note: Retirement can be done on the FTA133 screen or via an ESF submission.

2.9 Transferring a Tenure

This is the act of moving an entire tenure or portions thereof to another client or from one tenure to another. The tenures on both sides of the transfer transaction require new Exhibit A maps.

2.10 Re-Labelling a Tenure

This is the act of changing the legal identifier (i.e., Business Key identifier) for a tenure. A new Exhibit A map is required after a tenure is re-labelled.

Section 3: Exhibit A Maps


3.0 Exhibit A Maps 3.1 Definition and Purpose of Exhibit A

The term “Exhibit A” generally refers to the maps that depict the location and description of all Forest and Range tenures. An Exhibit A provides a graphical representation of a legal description of a parcel of land, whether it is a metes and bounds description and/or a legal (surveyed) description. It shows the area of application in relation to agreements issued by various Ministries and in relation to topographical and cadastral surveys. The Exhibit A serves as the source document for clearance and statusing1

purposes, and provides a legal identification of a Forest Agreement area when used as an addendum to the Agreement as a site-specific legal description.

3.2 Minimum Requirements for Exhibit A Maps2

The following are the absolute minimum Exhibit A requirements because they are essential to the business needs of the Ministry and tenure holders:

1. The boundaries of Forest Act tenures must be clearly described. Although other methods are available, the best method is by way of a map or plan that clearly shows the boundaries.

2. The descriptions of Forest Act tenures must contain sufficient information to enable the boundaries of the tenure to be located relatively easily on the ground within required tolerances.

3. If a trespass or other infraction occurs and prosecution or litigation commences, it must be possible to survey the boundaries accurately for evidentiary purposes.

4. All Exhibit A maps should have similar informational content, irrespective of the scale at which the map is plotted. The required information includes:

surveyed boundaries previously alienated areas inside and adjacent to the area of concern pertinent conflicts raised in the FTA Map Report topographical features

1 Statusing is the process of determining the status of a parcel or area of land proposed for an agreement

under the Forest Act. 2 Source: Report on Project to Investigate and Make Recommendations with Respect to Descriptions of

Forest Act Tenures, Patrick Ringwood Corporation.



3.3 Methods for Preparing Exhibit A Maps Electronic Submission Framework (ESF) Overview: http://www.for.gov.bc.ca/ftp/his/external/!publish/OnLineClassroom/FTA_ESF/

ESF_Standalone_Guide/ http://www.for.gov.bc.ca/his/ft/ESF_Industry_Guide_to_Submission.pdf http://www.for.gov.bc.ca/his/ft/Industry_and_BCTS_Roads_Guide.pdf

Spatial Data Capture Tool – Module 4: https://sharepoint.forests.gov.bc.ca/GEOMATICSFORUM/Exhibit%20A%20Manual%20Update%20Project/Background%20Information/SCT_module4_v15.pdf

Spatial Data Capture Tool – Module 5:

https://sharepoint.forests.gov.bc.ca/GEOMATICSFORUM/Exhibit%20A%20Manual%20Update%20Project/Background%20Information/TUT_SCT_module5_V6.pdf

3.3.1 Automatically Generated Maps

The primary output product of the electronic tenure update process is the Exhibit A map created for a new or amended tenure. The map is automatically generated by the FTA electronic submission process, and must be evaluated for content and clarity before it is attached to the tenure document. During this evaluation, it is important to determine whether or not it is possible to easily define the tenure boundary on the ground (within required traversing tolerances) from the information on the Exhibit A map. Tip: The quality of the automatically generated maps created in FTA varies. If the map

quality is poor, try using the Regenerate Map function in FTA before spending time making a replacement map.

3.3.2 Replacement Maps

Sometimes the automatically generated map is not satisfactory for the Ministry’s legal purposes (see Section 3.2). Under these circumstances, a replacement map must be produced and uploaded into FTA. A replacement map can be created while the tenure application is in the FTA Inbox or, with additional security access, it can be uploaded into FTA when the tenure application is not in the FTA Inbox.

3.3.3 Regenerate Exhibit A Map

FTA provides functionality for regenerating the Exhibit A map because the state of Exhibit A and its related features are dependent on one another. Changes to an Exhibit A will require a refresh of its respective feature images, while changes to a feature image will require a refresh of its Exhibit A.

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As such, the regeneration function is available at the application level within FTA. A request for image regeneration will result in both the regeneration of the applications Exhibit A image, and all its feature images.

When regenerating the Exhibit A map with FTA, the output map size, orientation, and scale must be specified as part of the image regeneration request. Valid values for each of these parameters are listed in data model changes section.

Refer to the FTA training and user guides for procedures about regenerating Exhibit A Maps: http://gww.for.gov.bc.ca/his/fta/

3.4 Composition

An Exhibit A map is created using field information, traverse notes or Global Positioning System (GPS) data, and the appropriate custodial layers from the LRDW (see Appendix I). Reference information may include the original cadastral survey information (official plans, field notes, etc.) and, when necessary, orthophotos. The map must be drawn clearly to prevent errors in interpretation.

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3.5 Inset Map An Exhibit A map for a small application area (e.g., Repeater Site, Special Use Permit, or Lookout Project) should include both an inset map indicating pertinent surrounding information and a large-scale, detailed map (blow-up) indicating bearings and distances. When more than one scale is used in the creation of the Exhibit A map, indicate the scale of the drawing. The Scale field notation should be “See below.”

3.6 Preparation of Exhibit A To determine the scale at which the Exhibit A map is to be drawn, consider the size of the area and the amount of information that already exists on the ground—previous applications and topographic and surveyed information—and then choose a metric scale that is a multiple of 5,000, as follows:

1:5000, 1:10000, 1:15000, 1:20000, 1:30000, 1:50000, etc.

3.6.1 Conflicts Before creating an Exhibit A map, identify and resolve each pre-existing conflict in one of two ways—Excluding thereout or Save and Excepting Prior Rights. Section 2 has detailed information about the use of clearance conflict descriptors.

Where possible, Exclusions should be outlined with a boundary line that is the same as the application boundary line to indicate its exclusion from the area. Where an area in conflict is located on or across the boundary of the application, the boundary of the application must be amended to exclude the conflicting area from the application.

For areas or rights-of-way that are too small to show a boundary, the notation “Excluding thereout (type of tenure)” is to be made on the Exhibit A (see yellow highlighted text in Figure 1).



Figure 1: Sample Map

Exhibit A sketches should contain text identifying all tenures with ‘Excluded thereout’ and ‘Save & Excepting the prior rights’ conflict descriptors. Examples:

Excluding thereout; DL 123 of the Lillooet Land District Save and Excepting the prior rights: MN1234



3.6.2 Exhibit A Title Block

Figure 2: Exhibit A Map Title Block

1. Exhibit A Headings and Abbreviations

Tenure Type Abbreviation Block Blk Community Forest Agreement CFA Cutting Permit CP Christmas Tree Permit CTP Forest Licence FL Forestry Licence to Cut FLTC Free Use Permit FUP Forest Service Road FSR Grazing Licence GL Grazing Permit GP Haycutting Permit HP Licence to Cut LC Licence of Occupation LO Map Notation MN Occupant Licence to Cut OLTC Road Permit RP Real Property Project RPP Special Use Permit SUP Timber Licence TL Tree Farm Licence TFL Timber Sale Licence (Major) TSL(Major) Timber Sale Licence (Minor TSL(Minor) Woodlot Licence WL Note: Headings for Map Notations and Special Use Permits

should also state the intended purpose—e.g. “Gravel Pit,” “Exploration,” etc.



2. Exhibit A Title Block Information

Field Information Required

Map of Title of Exhibit A map using Tenure Application Number. It should be as brief as possible, but complete for the document that it will ultimately complement (e.g., TSL A12345 for Timber Sale Licence A12345). It should not include reference to any data source such as “cruise map” or any previous map of the subject, such as “amended” or “formerly.”

Date Date Exhibit A is completed.

Drawn by Initials of person creating Exhibit A.

BCGS Mapsheet

BCGS 1:20 000 mapsheet number.

Forest Region

Code for Forest Region responsible for the application: RCO (Coast Forest Region) RSI (Southern Interior Forest Region) RNI (Northern Interior Forest Region)

Forest District

Code for Forest District responsible for the application (see Appendix A for Forest District Codes).

Land District Code name of Land District (see Appendix B for Land District Codes).

Scale Metric scale used to create Exhibit A. All maps should be drawn to scale.

Shown As Always a bold black line so that the Exhibit A will be consistent with the legal document that it complements.

Note: Bold black line shown in Title Block should be the same line weight as that used to outline the area of application in the body of the map.

Timber Supply Area

Code and number for Timber Supply Area (see Appendix C for TSA Codes).

Pulpwood Agreement

Used only for Pulpwood Tenures—areas designated for the management of wood products such as wood chips, sawdust, shavings, hog fuel, or other residues, by-products of timber processing, or timber below the utilization standard. Leave blank until codes are established as Pulpwood Agreements are created. Do not enter Pulpwood Area (see Appendix F for Pulpwood Agreement Codes).

NAD Indicate that NAD83 is the North American Datum used for the Exhibit A.

Area Total area of the subject tenure in hectares. Area is required for area-based tenures and Forest Service Roads.



3.6.3 Point of Commencement (POC)

All Exhibit A maps must include a Point of Commencement (POC), which represents the starting point of the metes and bounds description. The POC provides a known point from which the metes and bounds description defines the location of the area of concern shown in the Exhibit A map. All measurements from the POC are to be stated with bearings or coordinates (UTM\Latitude Longitude) and distances in metres If practical, the same reference point used for the POC should be used for all tie points. The POC should be—or be taken from—the nearest of the following points, which are listed in order of preference:

Surveyed corner of a Lot, Block, SubLot, Section, Legal Subdivision, Indian Reserve, or Mile Posts of a survey boundary. Corners of Timber Licences or other old temporary tenures are not acceptable.

Triangulation Stations (Horizon Control Points) must be defined by longitudinal and latitudinal ties.

UTM or Lat/Long GPS coordinates may identify the first point along the GPS polygon or the start point of a linear feature as POC.

Note: Under no circumstances is any area to be tied to the corner latitude and longitude

junction of a map.

3.6.4 Dimensioning Dimensions must follow a clockwise or counter-clockwise rotation, but never a combination of the two. The boundary of the subject area on the Exhibit A must be defined by:

bearings and distance cardinal direction and distance (where the bearing is North, South, East, or

West, there is no need to label it) following a surveyed line (when following a boundary from surveyed point

to surveyed point, bearings and dimensions need not be included) a natural boundary (river, creek, height of land, lake shore, ocean shore) man-made features such as roads (man-made features like timber type lines,

red painted lines, and fences are not definable boundaries) traversing

Note: The stated distance of a boundary may be ± (more or less) only if the boundary

ends at a man-made or topographical feature.



3.6.5 Tie Points Where a boundary leaves a natural or man-made feature, the point of departure must be defined. This point is identified as a “Tie Point” and is identical to the POC in its constraints. Note: Tie Points are not required when GPS or traverse notes are used for boundary

identification.

3.6.6 Point of Termination (POT) The last defined location point is the Point of Termination (POT). It is used only for Road and Recreation Trail Exhibit A maps. The POT has the same restrictions and tolerances as the POC.

3.6.7 North Arrow All Exhibit A maps must include a simple North Arrow.

3.7 Preparation of Exhibit A for Forest Service Roads

Exhibit A maps for Forest Service Roads (FSRs) should be prepared in accordance with the requirements and procedures outlined above and those listed below:

1. All Branches of a Forest Service Road must include a Point of Commencement (POC) and a Point of Termination (POT) as outlined above in Section 3.6.3 and Section 3.6.6, respectively.

2. POCs and POTs must use UTM Coordinates in metres as established by GPS.

3. The base may indicate all natural and man-made features within one kilometre of the centreline on either side of the Forest Service Road. Whenever possible, all designated public roads should be named and/or numbered. All existing Forest Act, Range Act, and Land Act tenures must be included on the Exhibit A map.

4. A table containing specific information on individual Branches may be included. Example of Branch information table:

Branch Name Length Width Area

03 Maka Lake 5.4 km 75m 405 ha



5. When an additional Branch will not fit on an existing Exhibit A map, a new map of the entire tenure is required, and the Branch number and name must be shown on the new map. The new Branch must include a POC and POT.

6. When an existing Exhibit A map is amended, the title block must be changed to include the new Branch numbers. The date of revision must also be included. The location of the new Branch must be indicated with a bold black line.

7. When one or more Branches of a previously cleared FSR network are to become part of another FSR network, they are transferred. For the transferred Branch, the District will prepare an Exhibit A map and clearance covering the establishment of the new FSR network.

Note: A forest service road dedication in itself, is not a forest service road, it is land purchased by MOFR for the purpose of building an FSR. Even if the FSR is discontinued and closed the land is still under the administration of MOFR until such time that it is either returned to the land owner or transferred to MOT under the Forest Act or transferred to another agency under the Land Act. For that reason the dedication should reside in the FTEN layer in the LRDW until it is disposed of under one of the options above.

3.8 Preparation of Exhibit A for Cutting Permits Exhibit A maps for Cutting Permits (CPs) should be prepared in accordance with the requirements and procedures outlined above and those listed below:

1. For all CP Blocks, boundary identification must use GPS or closed traverse, with a station established at least every 100 metres. Stations must be numbered.

2. The maximum acceptable closing error for the uncorrected final closed traverse is one percent (1%).

3. When the area within a CP must be amended, an amended ESF submission and a new Exhibit A map are required.

3.9 Preparation of Exhibit A for Timber Licences

A bold black outline for the active portion of the Timber Licence block is acceptable but the external boundary of the Timber Licence block must still be indicated, using the same line weight as the background information. The Exhibit A title block must include the notation “Active Portion” in the Shown As field. When calculating the area of the Timber Licence, water area (lakes and double line rivers) is to be calculated as an Elimination but not shown as an Elimination.



Example of TL area calculation with water:

Gross Area = 200 ha

less Water Area - 20 ha less Eliminated Area - 10 ha

Net Area = 170 ha

In some cases, the location of the new Timber Licence1

may differ from that of the old one. The new location is obtained from updated survey parcel shapes in the Tantalis warehouse (layername: WHSE_TANTALIS.TA_INTEREST_PARCEL_SHAPES).

Eliminations for Timber Licences within Timber Supply Areas and/or Tree Farm Licences should be to the logged (traversed) boundaries of the Cutting Permit. The Ministry of Forests and Range will notify the Timber Licence holder of changes to the Exhibit A map.

1 Note: New Timber Licences are no longer issued.

Section 4: Spatial Data Capture Standards


4 Spatial Data Capture Standards 4.1 Mapping Requirements and Standards

A Guide to Integrated Mapping Requirements and Standards (August 2005)

http://www.for.gov.bc.ca/hfp/streamlining/files/Mapping_Requirements_Guide.pdf 4.2 GPS Data Collection Standards

British Columbia Standards, Specifications and Guidelines for Resource Surveys

Using Global Positioning System (GPS) Technology (Release 4)

http://archive.ilmb.gov.bc.ca/crgb/gsr/documents/RISCGPSStandardsApril2008.pdf

4.3 Cutting Permit and Road Tenure Administraction Manual

http://gww.for.gov.bc.ca/hth/timten/documents/CPRT_Admin_Manual_Ver2.1_2008Mar14.pdf

http://www.for.gov.bc.ca/hfp/streamlining/files/Mapping_Requirements_Guide.pdf�

http://archive.ilmb.gov.bc.ca/crgb/gsr/documents/RISCGPSStandardsApril2008.pdf�

http://gww.for.gov.bc.ca/hth/timten/documents/CPRT_Admin_Manual_Ver2.1_2008Mar14.pdf�

http://gww.for.gov.bc.ca/hth/timten/documents/CPRT_Admin_Manual_Ver2.1_2008Mar14.pdf�

Appendix A: Forest District and Region Codes


Appendix A: Forest District and Region Codes

District Name District Code Org Unit Code Region Code Chilliwack Forest District DCK 15 RCO Squamish Forest District DSQ 23 RCO Sunshine Coast Forest District DSC 27 RCO North Coast Forest District DNC 36 RCO Campbell River Forest District DCR 43 RCO Queen Charlotte Islands Forest District DQC 48 RCO South Island Forest District DSI 1619 RCO North Island - Central Coast Forest District DNI 1832 RCO Prince George Forest District DPG 18 RNI Vanderhoof Forest District DVA 30 RNI Kalum Forest District DKM 32 RNI Fort St. James Forest District DJA 34 RNI Mackenzie Forest District DMK 38 RNI Fort Nelson Forest District DFN 46 RNI Nadina Forest District DND 1823 RNI Skeena Stikine Forest District DSS 1824 RNI Peace Forest District DPC 1825 RNI Kamloops Forest District DKA 21 RSI Quesnel Forest District DQU 50 RSI 100 Mile House Forest District DMH 56 RSI Chilcotin Forest District DCH 58 RSI Kootenay Lake Forest District DKL 60 RSI Columbia Forest District DCO 1620 RSI Central Cariboo Forest District DCC 1826 RSI Headwaters Forest District DHW 1827 RSI Cascades Forest District DCS 1828 RSI Okanagan Shuswap Forest District DOS 1829 RSI Arrow Boundary Forest District DAB 1830 RSI Rocky Mountain Forest District DRM 1831 RSI

Appendix B: Land District Codes


Appendix B: Land District Codes

Code Land District Name Code Land District Name 01 Alberni 42 Oyster 02 Barclay 43 Peace River 03 Bright 44 Quamichan 04 Cameron 45 Queen Charlotte 05 Cariboo 46 Renfrew 06 Cassiar 47 Rupert 07 Cedar 48 Sahtlam 08 Chemainus 49 Cariboo - Group 4 09 Clayoquot 50 Sayward 10 Coast, Range 1 51 Seymour 11 Coast, Range 2 52 Shawnigan 12 Coast, Range 3 53 Similkameen Division of Yale 13 Coast, Range 4 54 Somenos 14 Coast, Range 5 55 Sooke 15 Comiaken 56 South Saanich 16 Comox 57 Texada island 17 Cowichan 58 Victoria 18 Cowichan Lake 59 Wellington 19 Cranberry 60 Yale Division of Yale 20 Douglas 61 New Westminster - Group 1 21 Dunsmuir 62 New Westminster - Group 2 22 Esquimalt 63 New Westminster - Group 3 23 Goldstream 64 Lytton Division of Yale - Group 1 24 Helmcken 65 Lytton Division of Yale - Group 2 25 Highland 66 Yale Lytton Division of Yale - Group 1 26 Kamloops Division of Yale 67 Yale Lytton Division of Yale - Group 2 27 Kootenay 68 Yale Lytton Division of Yale - Group 4 28 Lake 69 Yale Lytton Division of Yale - Group 5 29 Lillooet 70 Yale Lytton Division of Yale - Group 6 30 Malahat 71 Yale Lytton Division of Yale - Group 7 31 Metchosin 72 Yale Lytton Division of Yale - Group 8 32 Mountain 73 Yale Lytton Division of Yale - Group 9 33 Nanaimo 74 Yale Division of Yale - Group 2 34 Nanoose 75 Lillooet Group 2 35 Nelson 76 Lillooet Group 3 36 Newcastle 77 Lillooet - Group 4 37 New Westminster 78 Lillooet Group 5 38 Nootka 79 Lillooet - Group 6 39 North Saanich 80 Saltspring Island North, Cowichan 40 Osoyoos Division of Yale 81 Saltspring Island South, Cowichan 41 Otter 99 Multiple Land Districts - See File

Appendix C: Timber Supply Area Codes


Appendix C: Timber Supply Area Codes

TSA Number Timber Supply Area 01 Arrow TSA 02 Boundary TSA 03 Bulkley TSA 04 Cassiar TSA 05 Cranbrook TSA 06 Peace TSA (Inactive; kept for historical purposes) 07 Golden TSA 08 Fort Nelson TSA 09 Invermere TSA 10 Kalum TSA 11 Kamloops TSA 12 Kispiox TSA 13 Kootenay Lake TSA 14 Lakes TSA 15 Lillooet TSA 16 MacKenzie TSA 17 Robson Valley TSA 18 Merritt TSA 19 Mid Coast TSA 20 Morice TSA 21 North Coast TSA 22 Okanagan TSA 23 100 Mile House TSA 24 Prince George TSA 25 Queen Charlotte TSA 26 Quesnel TSA 27 Revelstoke TSA 29 Williams Lake TSA 30 Fraser TSA 31 Soo TSA 32 Quadra TSA (Inactive; kept for historical purposes) 33 Kingcome TSA 34 Nootka TSA (Inactive; kept for historical purposes) 35 Island TSA (Inactive; kept for historical purposes) 36 Meziadin TSA (Inactive; kept for historical purposes) 37 Strathcona TSA 38 Arrowsmith TSA 39 Sunshine Coast TSA 40 Fort St. John TSA 41 Dawson Creek TSA 42 Cranberry TSA 43 Nass TSA

Appendix D: Timber Supply Block Codes



TSB Number TSA-TSB Name TSB Number TSA-TSB Name 01B Arrow TSA Block B 07F Golden TSA Block F 01D Arrow TSA Block D 07G Golden TSA Block G 01E Arrow TSA Block E 08A Fort Nelson TSA Liard Block 01F Arrow TSA Block F 08B Fort Nelson TSA Ft Nelson Blk 01G Arrow TSA Block G 08C Fort Nelson TSA Sikanni Block 01H Arrow TSA Block H 08D Fort Nelson TSA Kotcho Block 01I Arrow TSA Block I 09A Invermere TSA Block A 01K Arrow TSA Block K 09B Invermere TSA Block B 01L Arrow TSA Block L 09C Invermere TSA Block C 01M Arrow TSA Block M 09D Invermere TSA Block D 02A Boundary Block A (to be

confirmed) 09E Invermere TSA Block E

02B Boundary Block B (to be confirmed)

09F Invermere TSA Block F

02C Boundary TSA Block C 09G Invermere TSA Block G 02D Boundary TSA Block D 10A Kalum TSA Block A 02E Boundary TSA Block E 10B Kalum TSA Block B 02F Boundary TSA Block F 10C Kalum TSA Block C 02G Boundary TSA Block G 10D Kalum TSA Block D 03A Bulkley TSA Block A 10F Kalum TSA Block F 03B Bulkley TSA Block B 11A Kamloops TSA Block 1 03C Bulkley TSA Block C 11B Kamloops TSA Block 2 04A Cassiar TSA Block A 11C Kamloops TSA Block 3 04B Cassiar TSA Block B 11D Kamloops TSA Block 4 04C Cassiar TSA Block C 12A Kispiox TSA Block A 04D Cassiar TSA Block D 12B Kispiox TSA Block B 04E Cassiar TSA Block E 12C Kispiox TSA Block C 04F Cassiar TSA Block F 12D Kispiox TSA Block D 05A Cranbrook TSA Block A 12E Kispiox TSA Block E 05B Cranbrook TSA Block B 12F Kispiox TSA Block F 05D Cranbrook TSA Block D 13A Kootenay Lake TSA Block A 05E Cranbrook TSA Block E 13B Kootenay Lake TSA Block B 05F Cranbrook TSA Block F 13C Kootenay Lake TSA Block C 05G Cranbrook TSA Block G 13D Kootenay Lake TSA Block D 05H Cranbrook TSA Block H 13E Kootenay Lake TSA Block E 05I Cranbrook TSA Block I 13F Kootenay Lake TSA Block F 05J Cranbrook TSA Block J 13G Kootenay Lake TSA Block G 05K Cranbrook TSA Block K 13H Kootenay Lake TSA Block H 05L Cranbrook TSA Block L 13I Kootenay Lake TSA Block I 07A Golden TSA Block A 13J Kootenay Lake TSA Block J 07B Golden TSA Block B 14A Lakes TSA Block A 07C Golden TSA Block C 14B Lakes TSA Block B 07D Golden TSA Block D 14C Lakes TSA Block C



07E Golden TSA Block E 14D Lakes TSA Block D

TSB Number TSA-TSB Name TSB Number TSA-TSB Name 14E Lakes TSA Block E 19F Mid-Coast TSA Block F 14F Lakes TSA Block F 20A Morice TSA Block A 14G Lakes TSA Block G 20B Morice TSA Block B 15A Lillooet TSA Block 1 20C Morice TSA Block C 15B Lillooet TSA Block 2 20D Morice TSA Block D 16A MacKenzie TSA Block A 20E Morice TSA Block E 16B MacKenzie TSA Block B 21A North Coast TSA Stewart Block 16C MacKenzie TSA Block C 21B North Coast TSA Alice Arm Blk 16D MacKenzie TSA Block D 21C North Coast TSA Skeena Block 16E MacKenzie TSA Block E 21D N. Coast TSA Outer Coast Blk 16F MacKenzie TSA Block F 21E North Coast TSA Douglas Block 16G MacKenzie TSA Block G 22A Okanagan TSA Block 1 16H MacKenzie TSA Block H 22B Okanagan TSA Block 2 16I MacKenzie TSA Block I 22C Okanagan TSA Block 3 16J MacKenzie TSA Block J 22D Okanagan TSA Block 4 16K MacKenzie TSA Block K 22E Okanagan TSA Block 5 16L MacKenzie TSA Block L 22F Okanagan TSA Block 6 16M MacKenzie TSA Block M 22G Okanagan TSA Block 7 16N MacKenzie TSA Block N 22H Okanagan TSA Block 8 16O MacKenzie TSA Block O 22I Okanagan TSA Block 9 16P MacKenzie TSA Block P 23A 100 Mile House TSA Meadow Blk 17A McBride TSA Block A 23B 100 Mile House TSA Loon Block 17B McBride TSA Block B 23C 100 Mile House Bonaparte Blk 17C McBride TSA Block C 23D 100 Mile House Sheridan Blk 17D McBride TSA Block D 23E 100 Mile House Holden Block 17E McBride TSA Block E 23F 100 Mile House Rail Block 17F McBride TSA Block F 23G 100 Mile House Ruth Block 17G McBride TSA Block G 23H 100 Mile House Canim Block 17H McBride TSA Block H 24A Prince George TSA Block A 17I McBride TSA Block I 24B Prince George TSA Block B 17J McBride TSA Block J 24C Prince George TSA Block C 18A Merritt TSA Block 1 24D Prince George TSA Block D 18B Merritt TSA Block 2 24E Prince George TSA Block E 18C Merritt TSA Block 3 24F Prince George TSA Block F 18D Merritt TSA Block 4 24G Prince George TSA Block G 18E Merritt TSA Block 5 24H Prince George TSA Block H 18F Merritt TSA Block 6 24I Prince George TSA Block I 18G Merritt TSA Block 7 25A Queen Charlotte TSA Block A 18H Merritt TSA Block 8 25B Queen Charlotte TSA Block B 18I Merritt TSA Block 9 25C Queen Charlotte TSA Block C 19A Mid-Coast TSA Block A 25D Queen Charlotte TSA Block D



TSB Number TSA-TSB Name TSB Number TSA-TSB Name

19B Mid-Coast TSA Block B 30B Fraser TSA Chilliwack Block 19C Mid-Coast TSA Block C 30C Fraser TSA Harrison Block 19D Mid-Coast TSA Block D 30D Fraser TSA Yale Block 19E Mid-Coast TSA Block E 30E Fraser TSA Nahatlatch Block

26A Quesnel TSA South Kluskus Blk 30F Fraser TSA Stave Block

26B Quesnel TSA Narcosli West Blk 30G Fraser TSA Upper Pitt Block

26C Quesnel TSA Narcosli East Blk 30H Fraser TSA Maple Ridge Block

26D Quesnel TSA S.S.A. Block 31A Soo TSA Squamish Block

26E Quesnel TSA Cottonwood Block 31B Soo TSA Port Douglas Block

26F Quesnel TSA Big Valley Block 31C Soo TSA Pemberton Block 26G Quesnel TSA Bowron Block 33A Kingcome TSA Brooks Block

26H Quesnel TSA Cunningham Block 33B Kingcome TSA Cape Scott Block

26I Bowron (UNREG) 33C Kingcome TSA Seymour Block 27A Revelstoke TSA Block A 33D Kingcome TSA Broughton Block 27D Revelstoke TSA Block D 33F Kingcome TSA Klinaklini Block 27E Revelstoke TSA Block E 37A Strathcona TSA Sayward Block 27F Revelstoke TSA Block F 37B Strathcona TSA Kyuquot Block 27G Revelstoke TSA Block G 37D Strath. TSA Loughborough Blk 27U Revelstoke TSA Block U 38A Arrowsmith TSA, Barkley S.B. 27V Revelstoke TSA Block V 38B Arrowsmith TSA Nanaimo Block 27W Revelstoke TSA Block W 38C Arrowsmith TSA Cowichan Block 27X Revelstoke TSA Block X 39B Sunsh Coast TSA Sechelt Block 27Y Revelstoke TSA Block Y 39C Sunsh Coast TSA Powell R. Blk 29A Wms Lk TSA Anahim Block 40A Fort St John TSA Block A 29B Wms Lk TSA Chezacut Block 40B Fort St John TSA Block B 29C Wms Lk TSA Tatla Block 40C Fort St John TSA Block C 29D Wms Lk TSA Chilcotin Block 40D Fort St John TSA Block D 29E Wms Lk TSA Kloacut Block 40E Fort St John TSA Block E 29F Wms Lk TSA Gaspard Block 40F Fort St John TSA Block F 29G Wms Lk TSA Churn Block 41A Dawson Creek TSA Block A

29H Wms Lk TSA Springhouse Block 41B Dawson Creek TSA Block B

29I Wms Lk TSA Palmer Lake Block 41C Dawson Creek TSA Block C

29J Wms Lk TSA Skelton Block 41D Dawson Creek TSA Block D 29K Wms Lk TSA Moffat Block 41E Dawson Creek TSA Block E 29L Wms Lk TSA Cariboo Block 41F Dawson Creek TSA Block F

29M Wms Lk TSA Upper Horsefly Blk 42A Cranberry Creek TSA Block A

29N Wms Lk TSA Junction Block 43E Nass TSA Block E

Appendix E: Provincial Forest Codes



Code Provincial Forest Name Code Provincial Forest Name 1 Blue Mountain 45 Crooked River 2 Broughton 46 Eagle 3 Chilliwack 47 Edgewood 4 Clayoquot 48 Elk 5 Douglas 49 Finlay 6 Gilford 50 Flathead 7 Graham 51 Fly Hill 8 Harbledown 52 Granby 9 Hardwicke Island 54 Inkaneep 10 Juan de Fuca 55 Kettle 11 Kingcome 56 Lardeau 12 Kyuquot 58 Martin Mountain 13 Loughborough 59 Momich 14 Moresby 60 Monkman 15 Nimpkish 61 Monte Hills 16 Powell 62 Morice 17 Quatsino 63 Nakusp 18 Redonda 64 Narcosli 19 Sayward 65 Naver 20 Sechelt 66 Nechako 21 Seymour 67 Nehalliston 22 Skagit 68 North Nehalliston 23 Sonora 69 South Nehalliston 24 Surrey 70 Nicola 25 East Thurlow 71 North Nicola 26 West Thurlow 72 Niskonlith 27 Toba 73 North Thompson 28 Vancouver Island Plantations 74 Okanagan 30 Lower Arrow 75 Ootsa 31 Upper Arrow 76 Parsnip 32 Arrowhead 77 Purden 33 Ashnola 78 Raft 34 Babine 79 Red Rock 35 Barriere 80 Salmo 36 Barton Hill 81 Salmon Arm 37 Bell-Irving 82 Shuswap 38 Big Valley 83 Similkameen 39 Bowron 84 Skeena 40 Burns Lake 85 Slocan 41 Canoe 86 West Slocan 42 Carmi 87 Smithers 43 Carp 88 Spallumcheen 44 Cottonwood 89 Stuart Lake



Code Provincial Forest Name Code Provincial Forest Name 90 Takla 119 Soo 91 Tranquille 120 Peace 92 Westlake 121 Kamloops 93 Willow River 122 Fort Nelson 94 Yahk 123 Dease 96 Adams 124 Dewdney 97 West Okanagan 125 Cranbrook 98 Rivers Inlet 126 Stum 99 Bute Inlet 127 Liard 100 Upper Kootenay 128 Indian-Pitt 101 Yalakom 129 Windermere 102 Longworth 130 Stikine 103 Williams Lake 131 Chilko 104 Lac La Hache 132 Georgia Strait 105 Upper Klinaklini 133 Fontas 106 Botanie 134 Kwinageese 107 Dean 136 Sikanni 108 South Kluskus 137 Kotcho 109 Big Bar 138 Kechika 110 Deadman 139 Taku 111 Moberly 142 Robson 112 Hecate 143 Kinbasket 113 Blueberry 144 North Kluskus 114 Kitimat 145 Betty Wendle 115 Wapiti 149 Dragon 116 Quesnel Lake 151 Green Timbers 117 Sustut 152 Cowichan Lake 118 Creston

Appendix F: Pulpwood Agreement Codes


Appendix F: Pulpwood Agreement Codes

Pulpwood Agreements PAG01

PAG02

PAG03

PAG05

PAG07

PAG10

PAG12

PAG13

PAG14

PAG15

PAG16

PAG19

Appendix G: Tree Farm Licence Codes



Code TFL Name Notes 01 TFL 01 Port Edward 03 TFL 03 Little Slocan 05 TFL 05 Mac-Cariboo Deleted – now part of TFL 52. 06 TFL 06 Quatsino 08 TFL 08 Boundary 10 TFL 10 Toba 13 TFL 13 Blue River 14 TFL 14 Spillimacheen 15 TFL 15 Inkaneep Deleted – now part of TFL 35. 18 TFL 18 Clearwater 19 TFL 19 Tahsis 23 TFL 23 Arrow Lakes 24 TFL 24 Moresby 25 TFL 25 Naka 26 TFL 26 Mission 30 TFL 30 Sinclair 33 TFL 33 Sicamous 35 TFL 35 Jamieson Ck 37 TFL 37 Nimpkish 38 TFL 38 Squamish 39 TFL 39 Haida 41 TFL 41 Kitimat 42 TFL 42 Tanizul 43 TFL 43 Fraser-Homathco-Kingcome 44 TFL 44 Alberni 45 TFL 45 Cordero-Knight 46 TFL 46 West Coast 47 TFL 47 Duncan Bay 48 TFL 48 Chetwynd 49 TFL 49 Okanagan 51 TFL 51 Cranberry 52 TFL 52 Bowron-Cottonwood 53 TFL 53 Naver 54 TFL 54 Maquinna 55 TFL 55 Selkirk 56 TFL 56 Goldstream 58 TFL 58 Created from Blks 18 and 19 of TFL 47.

Appendix H: Tenures created with Forest Tenure Capture Tools


Appendix H: Tenures created with Forest Tenure Capture Tools

Appendix I: Layers Queried by Spatial Overlay Engine


Appendix I: Layers Queried by Spatial Overlay Engine

Administrative Area Agricultural Land Reserve Assessment Area Block E and N (Primary Parcel)

Certificate of Purchase Christmas Tree Permit Coal Lease/Licence Coal Or Phosphate Licence (Primary)

Communication Site Community Forest Cutting Permit Community Forest Schedule A Community Forest Schedule B

Crown Grant Designated Areas District Lot District Lot E and N

Dominion Patent EMPR Coal License/Lease Lines EMPR Coal License/Lease Points EMPR Coal License/Lease Polygons

Ecological Reserve - Proposed Electoral District - Provincial Experimental Plot Federal Harbour

Foreshore Lot Forest District Forest Licence Chart Forest Licence Cutting Permit

Forest Region Forest Service Road (FSR) Forest Service Road - Access and Investigation Forest Service Road - Declaration

Forest Service Road - Determination Forest Service Road - Gazettes - Unsurveyed

Forest Service Road - Gazettes Surveyed Forest Service Road - Gravel Pit

Forest Service Road - Protection Trail Forest Service Road Dedications Forest Service Road Schedule Free Use Permit

Gas/Oil (Double-line) Right-of-way Gas/Oil Right-of-way Grazing Licence Grazing Licence IGA

Grazing Permit Grazing Permit IGA Growth and Yield HRT - Juvenile Spacing

HRT - Juvenile Spacing (No Update) HRT - Plantation HRT - Plantation (No Update) HRT - Stand Tending

HRT - Stand Tending (No Update) Hay Cutting Area Hay Cutting Licence Hay Cutting Permit

Heritage Trails (Non OIC) Heritage Trails - Order in Council Heritage Trails non OIC Hydro (Double-line) Right-of-way

Hydro Right-of-way Inactive Disposition Transaction Indian Reserve Integrated Survey Area

Interpretive Forest Inventory Plot Inventory Sample Plots - Active Land Act Subdivison

Land District Land Exchange Land Inventory Land Management Region

Land Tenure Application Land Tenure Development Agreement Land Tenure Inclusion Land Tenure Lease

Land Tenure Licence Land Tenure Permit Land Tenure Reserve Land Tenure Right-of-way

Land Title Act Subdivision Land Title District Licence to Cut Licence to Cut Cut Block

MTA Mineral Claim Acquired MTA Mineral Claim Located Map Notation Mineral Claim Lot

Misc Easement Right-of-way Municipality Named Primary Parcel National Park

OIC Ecological Reserve Protected Area Strategy - Study Area Protected Areas ELU Act Provincial Forest

Provincial Forest Addition Provincial Forest Deletion Provincial Forest Exclusion Provincial Park

Pulpwood Agreement Pulpwood Area RESULTS Reserves (WTP) Railway Land Grant Lot

Railway Right-of-way Railway Sublot Real Property Project Recreation Reserve

Recreation Trail Regional District Rehabilitation Research Installations

Research Plot Right of Way 20 Year Easement Permit Road Permit Seed Production Area

Seed production Area Special Use Permit Special Use Permit - Roads TFL Additions Schedule A

TFL Additions Schedule B TFL Deletions Schedule A TFL Deletions Schedule B Telephone (Double-line) Right-of-way

Telephone Right-of-way Timber Licence Timber Licence Cutting Permit Timber Licence Elimination

Timber Sale Harvesting Licence Cutting Permit

Timber Sale Licence Major (Multi-Mark No CP) Timber Sale Licence Major Chart Timber Sale Licence Major Cutting

Permit

Timber Sale Licence Minor Timber Sale Licence Minor CB Replaceable Timber Sale Licence Minor Cut Block Timber Sale Licence Minor Cutting

Permit

Timber Supply Area Timber Supply Area Supply Block Township Section (Dominion) Township Section (Provincial)

Transfer of Administration/Control Treaty Lands Tree Farm Licence Tree Farm Licence Cutting Permit

Watershed Agreement Well Site Location Wilderness Area Wood Lot Licence Cutting Permit

Wood Lot Licence Schedule A Wood Lot Licence Schedule B Woodlot Licence Sch B CP Roads

Appendix J: Forest Act Tenure Types


Appendix J: Forest Act Forms of Agreements

(1) A district manager, a regional manager or the minister may enter on behalf of the

government into an agreement granting rights to harvest Crown timber in the form of a

(a) forest licence,

(b) [Repealed 2004-36-4.]

(c) timber licence,

(d) tree farm licence,

(e) community forest agreement,

(f) community salvage licence,

(g) woodlot licence,

(h) licence to cut,

(i) free use permit,

(j) Christmas tree permit, or

(k) road permit.

(2) A timber sales manager may enter on behalf of the government into an agreement

granting rights to harvest Crown timber in the form of a

(a) timber sale licence,

(b) forestry licence to cut, or

(c) road permit.

Appendix K: Glossary of Terms


Appendix K: Glossary of Terms

https://sharepoint.forests.gov.bc.ca/GEOMATICSFORUM/Exhibit%20A%20Manual%20Update%20Project/Exhibit%20A%20Manual%20Appendices/Glossary_of_terms_1.doc

Appendix L: ORCS and ARCS File Numbers


Appendix L: ORCS and ARCS File Numbers

https://sharepoint.forests.gov.bc.ca/GEOMATICSFORUM/Exhibit%20A%20Manual%20Update%20Project/Exhibit%20A%20Manual%20Appendices/Orcs_Arcs_file_Numbers.pdf

Appendix M: Tenure Clearance Advice Matrix


Appendix M: Tenure Clearance Advice Matrix

https://sharepoint.forests.gov.bc.ca/GeomaticsCommunity/CommunityResources/Libraries/TechDocs/Technical_Documents/Exhibit_A_Manual/Exhibit%20A%20Manual%20Appendices/Clear

ance%20Advice%20Matrix(7).xls

Appendix N: Management Unit Type Codes


Appendix N: Management Unit Type Codes

Mgmt Unit Type Code Management Unit Type

A AGRICULTURAL LAND RESERVE

B BLUE MOUNTAIN FOREST RESERVE

C COMMUNITY FOREST

D DOMINION GOVERNMENT BLOCK

E E & N LAND BELT

F Woodlot

G GULF ISLANDS

H Organizational Unit Designation

J ECOLOGICAL RESERVE

K PROVINCIAL FOREST

L WILDERNESS AREA

N TREATY SETTLEMENT LANDS

O PUBLIC SUSTAINED YIELD UNIT

P PARKS & WILDERNESS CONSERV.

R RECREATIONAL AREA

S SPECIAL SALE AREA

T TREE FARM LICENCE

U TIMBER SUPPLY AREA

V TIMBER SUPPLY BLOCK

W WATERSHED LEASE OR RESERVE

X CERTIFIED TREE FARM

Z Outside Managed Units

Appendix O: Management Unit Id Codes



Mgmt Unit Type Code

Mgmt Unit Id Code Description

N 01 NISGA TREATY SETTLEMENT LANDS T 01 TFL 01 Port Edward T 03 TFL 03 Little Slocan T 05 TFL 05 Mac-Cariboo T 06 TFL 06 Quatsino T 08 TFL 08 Boundary T 10 TFL 10 Toba T 13 TFL 13 Blue River T 14 TFL 14 Spillimacheen T 15 TFL 15 Inkaneep T 18 TFL 18 Clearwater T 19 TFL 19 Tahsis T 23 TFL 23 Arrow Lakes T 24 TFL 24 Moresby T 25 TFL 25 Naka T 26 TFL 26 Mission T 30 TFL 30 Sinclair T 33 TFL 33 Sicamous T 35 TFL 35 Jamieson Ck T 37 TFL 37 Nimpkish T 38 TFL 38 Squamish T 39 TFL 39 Haida T 41 TFL 41 Kitimat T 42 TFL 42 Tanizul T 43 TFL 43 Fraser-Homathco-Kingcome T 44 TFL 44 Alberni T 45 TFL 45 Cordero-Knight T 46 TFL 46 West Coast T 47 TFL 47 Duncan Bay T 48 TFL 48 Chetwynd T 49 TFL 49 Okanagan T 51 TFL 51 Cranberry T 52 TFL 52 Bowron-Cottonwood T 53 TFL 53 Naver T 54 TFL 54 Maquinna T 55 TFL 55 Selkirk



Mgmt Unit Type Code


T 56 TFL 56 Goldstream T 57 TFL 57 Clayoquot U 01 Arrow TSA U 02 Boundary TSA U 03 Bulkley TSA U 04 Cassiar TSA U 05 Cranbrook TSA

U 06 Peace TSA (inactive; kept for historical purposes)

U 07 Golden TSA U 08 Fort Nelson TSA U 09 Invermere TSA U 10 Kalum TSA U 11 Kamloops TSA U 12 Kispiox TSA U 13 Kootenay Lake TSA U 14 Lakes TSA U 15 Lillooet TSA U 16 MacKenzie TSA U 17 Robson Valley TSA U 18 Merritt TSA U 19 Mid Coast TSA U 20 Morice TSA U 21 North Coast TSA U 22 Okanagan TSA U 23 100 Mile House TSA U 24 Prince George TSA U 25 Queen Charlotte TSA U 26 Quesnel TSA U 27 Revelstoke TSA U 29 Williams Lake TSA U 30 Fraser TSA U 31 Soo TSA

U 32 Quadra TSA (Inactive; kept for historical purposes)

U 33 Kingcome TSA

U 34 Nootka TSA (Inactive; kept for historical purposes)



Mgmt Unit Type Code


U 35 Island TSA (Inactive; kept for historical purposes)

U 36 Meziadin TSA (Inactive; kept for historical purposes)

U 37 Strathcona TSA U 38 Arrowsmith TSA U 39 Sunshine Coast TSA U 40 Fort St. John TSA U 41 Dawson Creek TSA U 42 Cranberry TSA U 43 Nass TSA V 01B Arrow TSA Block B V 01D Arrow TSA Block D V 01E Arrow TSA Block E V 01F Arrow TSA Block F V 01G Arrow TSA Block G V 01H Arrow TSA Block H V 01I Arrow TSA Block I V 01K Arrow TSA Block K V 01L Arrow TSA Block L V 01M Arrow TSA Block M V 02A Boundary Block A (To Be Confirmed) V 02B Boundary Block B (To Be Confirmed) V 02C Boundary TSA Block C V 02D Boundary TSA Block D V 02E Boundary TSA Block E V 02F Boundary TSA Block F V 02G Boundary TSA Block G V 03A Bulkley TSA Block A V 03B Bulkley TSA Block B V 03C Bulkley TSA Block C V 04A Cassiar TSA Block A V 04B Cassiar TSA Block B V 04C Cassiar TSA Block C V 04D Cassiar TSA Block D V 04E Cassiar TSA Block E V 04F Cassiar TSA Block F V 05A Cranbrook TSA Block A



Mgmt Unit Type Code


V 05B Cranbrook TSA Block B V 05D Cranbrook TSA Block D V 05E Cranbrook TSA Block E V 05F Cranbrook TSA Block F V 05G Cranbrook TSA Block G V 05H Cranbrook TSA Block H V 05I Cranbrook TSA Block I V 05J Cranbrook TSA Block J V 05K Cranbrook TSA Block K V 05L Cranbrook TSA Block L V 07A Golden TSA Block A V 07B Golden TSA Block B V 07C Golden TSA Block C V 07D Golden TSA Block D V 07E Golden TSA Block E V 07F Golden TSA Block F V 07G Golden TSA Block G V 08A Fort Nelson TSA Liard Block V 08B Fort Nelson TSA Ft Nelson Blk V 08C Fort Nelson TSA Sikanni Block V 08D Fort Nelson TSA Kotcho Block V 08E Fort Nelson TSA Kechika Block V 09A Invermere TSA Block A V 09B Invermere TSA Block B V 09C Invermere TSA Block C V 09D Invermere TSA Block D V 09E Invermere TSA Block E V 09F Invermere TSA Block F V 09G Invermere TSA Block G V 10A Kalum TSA Block A V 10B Kalum TSA Block B V 10C Kalum TSA Block C V 10D Kalum TSA Block D V 10F Kalum TSA Block F V 11A Kamloops TSA Block 1 V 11B Kamloops TSA Block 2



Mgmt Unit Type Code


V 11C Kamloops TSA Block 3 V 11D Kamloops TSA Block 4 V 12A Kispiox TSA Block A V 12B Kispiox TSA Block B V 12C Kispiox TSA Block C V 12D Kispiox TSA Block D V 12E Kispiox TSA Block E V 12F Kispiox TSA Block F V 13A Kootenay Lake TSA Block A V 13B Kootenay Lake TSA Block B V 13C Kootenay Lake TSA Block C V 13D Kootenay Lake TSA Block D V 13E Kootenay Lake TSA Block E V 13F Kootenay Lake TSA Block F V 13G Kootenay Lake TSA Block G V 13H Kootenay Lake TSA Block H V 13I Kootenay Lake TSA Block I V 13J Kootenay Lake TSA Block J V 14A Lakes TSA Block A V 14B Lakes TSA Block B V 14C Lakes TSA Block C V 14D Lakes TSA Block D V 14E Lakes TSA Block E V 14F Lakes TSA Block F V 14G Lakes TSA Block G V 15A Lillooet TSA Block 1 V 15B Lillooet TSA Block 2 V 16A MacKenzie TSA Block A V 16B MacKenzie TSA Block B V 16C MacKenzie TSA Block C V 16D MacKenzie TSA Block D V 16E MacKenzie TSA Block E V 16F MacKenzie TSA Block F V 16G MacKenzie TSA Block G V 16H MacKenzie TSA Block H V 16I MacKenzie TSA Block I V 16J MacKenzie TSA Block J



Mgmt Unit Type Code


V 16K MacKenzie TSA Block K V 16L MacKenzie TSA Block L V 16M MacKenzie TSA Block M V 16N MacKenzie TSA Block N V 16O MacKenzie TSA Block O V 16P MacKenzie TSA Block P V 17A McBride TSA Block A V 17B McBride TSA Block B V 17C McBride TSA Block C V 17D McBride TSA Block D V 17E McBride TSA Block E V 17F McBride TSA Block F V 17G McBride TSA Block G V 17H McBride TSA Block H V 17I McBride TSA Block I V 17J McBride TSA Block J V 18A Merritt TSA Block 1 V 18B Merritt TSA Block 2 V 18C Merritt TSA Block 3 V 18D Merritt TSA Block 4 V 18E Merritt TSA Block 5 V 18F Merritt TSA Block 6 V 18G Merritt TSA Block 7 V 18H Merritt TSA Block 8 V 18I Merritt TSA Block 9 V 19A Mid-Coast TSA Block A V 19B Mid-Coast TSA Block B V 19C Mid-Coast TSA Block C V 19D Mid-Coast TSA Block D V 19E Mid-Coast TSA Block E V 19F Mid-Coast TSA Block F V 20A Morice TSA Block A V 20B Morice TSA Block B V 20C Morice TSA Block C V 20D Morice TSA Block D V 20E Morice TSA Block E V 21A North Coast TSA Stewart Block



Mgmt Unit Type Code


V 21B North Coast TSA Alice Arm Blk V 21C North Coast TSA Skeena Block V 21D N. Coast TSA Outer Coast Blk V 21E North Coast TSA Douglas Block V 22A Okanagan TSA Block 1 V 22B Okanagan TSA Block 2 V 22C Okanagan TSA Block 3 V 22D Okanagan TSA Block 4 V 22E Okanagan TSA Block 5 V 22F Okanagan TSA Block 6 V 22G Okanagan TSA Block 7 V 22H Okanagan TSA Block 8 V 22I Okanagan TSA Block 9 V 23A 100 Mile House TSA Meadow Blk V 23B 100 Mile House TSA Loon Block V 23C 100 Mile House Bonaparte Blk V 23D 100 Mile House Sheridan Blk V 23E 100 Mile House Holden Block V 23F 100 Mile House Rail Block V 23G 100 Mile House Ruth Block V 23H 100 Mile House Canim Block V 24A Prince George TSA Block A V 24B Prince George TSA Block B V 24C Prince George TSA Block C V 24D Prince George TSA Block D V 24E Prince George TSA Block E V 24F Prince George TSA Block F V 24G Prince George TSA Block G V 24H Prince George TSA Block H V 24I Prince George TSA Block I V 25A Queen Charlotte TSA Block A V 25B Queen Charlotte TSA Block B V 25C Queen Charlotte TSA Block C V 25D Queen Charlotte TSA Block D V 26A Quesnel TSA South Kluskus Blk V 26B Quesnel TSA Narcosli West Blk V 26C Quesnel TSA Narcosli East Blk



Mgmt Unit Type Code


V 26D Quesnel TSA S.S.A. Block V 26E Quesnel TSA Cottonwood Block V 26F Quesnel TSA Big Valley Block V 26G Quesnel TSA Bowron Block V 26H Quesnel TSA Cunningham Block V 26I Bowron (UNREG) V 27A Revelstoke TSA Block A V 27D Revelstoke TSA Block D V 27E Revelstoke TSA Block E V 27F Revelstoke TSA Block F V 27G Revelstoke TSA Block G V 27U Revelstoke TSA Block U V 27V Revelstoke TSA Block V V 27W Revelstoke TSA Block W V 27X Revelstoke TSA Block X V 27Y Revelstoke TSA Block Y V 29A Wms Lk TSA Anahim Block V 29B Wms Lk TSA Chezacut Block V 29C Wms Lk TSA Tatla Block V 29D Wms Lk TSA Chilcotin Block V 29E Wms Lk TSA Kloacut Block V 29F Wms Lk TSA Gaspard Block V 29G Wms Lk TSA Churn Block V 29H Wms Lk TSA Springhouse Block V 29I Wms Lk TSA Palmer Lake Block V 29J Wms Lk TSA Skelton Block V 29K Wms Lk TSA Moffat Block V 29L Wms Lk TSA Cariboo Block V 29M Wms Lk TSA Upper Horsefly Blk V 29N Wms Lk TSA Junction Block V 30B Fraser TSA Chilliwack Block V 30C Fraser TSA Harrison Block V 30D Fraser TSA Yale Block V 30E Fraser TSA Nahatlatch Block V 30F Fraser TSA Stave Block V 30G Fraser TSA Upper Pitt Block V 30H Fraser TSA Maple Ridge Block



Mgmt Unit Type Code


V 31A Soo TSA Squamish Block V 31B Soo TSA Port Douglas Block V 31C Soo TSA Pemberton Block V 33A Kingcome TSA Brooks Block V 33B Kingcome TSA Cape Scott Block V 33C Kingcome TSA Seymour Block V 33D Kingcome TSA Broughton Block V 33F Kingcome TSA Klinaklini Block V 37A Strathcona TSA Sayward Block V 37B Strathcona TSA Kyuquot Block V 37D Strath. TSA Loughborough Blk V 38A Arrowsmith TSA, Barkley S.B. V 38B Arrowsmith TSA Nanaimo Block V 38C Arrowsmith TSA Cowichan Block V 39B Sunsh Coast TSA Sechelt Block V 39C Sunsh Coast TSA Powell R. Blk V 40A Fort St John TSA Block A V 40B Fort St John TSA Block B V 40C Fort St John TSA Block C V 40D Fort St John TSA Block D V 40E Fort St John TSA Block E V 40F Fort St John TSA Block F V 41A Dawson Creek TSA Block A V 41B Dawson Creek TSA Block B V 41C Dawson Creek TSA Block C V 41D Dawson Creek TSA Block D V 41E Dawson Creek TSA Block E V 41F Dawson Creek TSA Block F V 42A Cranberry Creek TSA Block A V 43A Nass TSA Stewart Block V 43E Nass TSA Block E W 01 Greater Vancouver Watershed Lease

Appendix P: Tenures Allowed Within Provincial Forests


Appendix P: Land Uses Authorized within a Provincial Forest

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