Audit of Forest Planning and Practices: Dunkley Lumber Ltd. – TFL 53
This is the Board’s report on a compliance audit of Tree Farm Licence (TFL) 53, held by Dunkley Lumber Ltd. (Dunkley).The operating location for TFL 53 is within the Prince George Forest District, about 40 kilometres north of Quesnel, in gently rolling terrain with poorly defined drainages. The TFL has been hit with mountain pine beetle infestations of epidemic proportions over the past three years.
Dunkley Lumber Ltd. – TFL 53
Area-Based Audit of Forest Planning and Practices, and Enforcement of the Forest Practices Code in a Portion of the Quesnel Forest District
Board report on the area-based audit of licensees’ compliance with, and government’s enforcement of, the Forest Practices Code of British Columbia Act and related regulations (the Code), relevant to the forest planning and practices in the Pantage and Snaking draft landscape units within the Quesnel Forest District.
Area-Based Audit of Forest Planning and Practices, and Enforcement of the Forest Practices Code in a Portion of the Quesnel Forest District
Closing Letter – Quesnel Range
CLOSING LETTER: Quesnel Range
On June 25, 2002, the Board received a complaint from a rancher who lives south of Quesnel. The complainant owns and leases land on both sides of West Fraser Road.
The complainant’s neighbour (the licensee) holds a grazing permit for part of the West Fraser Road right-of-way, including the part that bisects the complainant’s owned and leased property. Under the terms of the grazing permit, the licensee’s cattle are permitted to graze in the road right-of-way for two weeks each spring. The complainant’s fence separates his private property from the road right-of-way. According to the complainant, the licensee’s bulls knock down the fence and breed with his cows.
Audit of Timber Harvesting and Road Activities: FL A20010 – Tolko Forest Industries Ltd.
This is a report on a compliance audit of Forest Licence A20010 held by Tolko Industries Ltd.—Questwood Division. The audit examined timber harvesting, road practices, and related operational plans, for the period May 1, 1997, to July 17, 1998. The audit assessed compliance with the Forest Practices Code of British Columbia Act and related regulations (the Code).
