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2009-62 - Lands Administration

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NEW BRUNSWICK
REGULATION 2009-62
under the
Crown Lands and Forests Act
(O.C. 2009-220)
Filed June 2, 2009
Under section 94.1, 94.2 and 95 of the Crown Lands and Forests Act, the Lieutenant-Governor in Council makes the following Regulation:
Citation
1This Regulation may be cited as the Lands Administration Regulation - Crown Lands and Forests Act.
Definitions
2The following definitions apply in this Regulation.
“Act” means the Crown Lands and Forests Act.(Loi)
“affiliated angling lease” means a lease of Crown Lands issued for the purpose of carrying out land based activities that are associated with the recreational fishing and outfitting industries in support of an angling lease issued under the Fish and Wildlife Act. (bail accessoire de pêche à la ligne)
“appraiser” means a member of the Appraisal Institute of Canada who holds the designation of Accredited Appraiser Canadian Institute (AACI).(évaluateur)
“camp lot lease” means a lease of Crown Lands issued for the purpose of erecting or constructing on that parcel of Crown Lands a building that provides temporary accommodation and is not a principal place of residence.(concession à bail pour lots de camps)
“disposition” includes a lease, a licence of occupation, a right-of-way and an easement with respect to Crown Lands, but does not include a grant, conveyance or transfer of Crown Lands. (aliénation)
“improvement” means a permanent structure or other development.(amélioration)
“institutional lease” means a lease issued to a non-profit organization whose purpose is to promote the educational, religious, moral, physical or social growth of persons.(concession à bail relative aux institutions)
“institutional licence of occupation” means a licence of occupation issued to a non-profit organization whose purpose is to promote the educational, religious, moral, physical or social growth of persons.(permis d’occupation relatif aux institutions)
“lease area” means the number of hectares of Crown Lands included in a lease issued under the Act.(superficie)
“maple sugary lease” means a lease of Crown Lands issued for the purpose of producing(concession à bail relative aux érablières)
(a) maple syrup,
(b) sap,
(c) a product made from the processing of maple syrup, including maple cream, maple butter, maple sugar and maple candy, or
(d) any other food or beverage that uses maple syrup, sap or a maple product as an ingredient in its preparation.
“municipal lease” means a lease issued to a local government for the provision of a publicly funded service, which includes a lease issued for the provision of the following services: (bail municipal)
(a) fire protection;
(b) police protection;
(c) garbage and refuse collection and disposal;
(d) sewage disposal;
(e) drainage;
(f) water services;
(g) recreational facilities; and
(h) first aid and ambulance services.
“non-waterfront ” , when referring to a lease or licence of occupation, means a lease or licence of occupation of Crown Lands that are not located in whole or in part within (non riverain)
(a) seventy-five metres of either side of the ordinary high water mark along a coast,
(b) seventy-five metres of either side of the ordinary high water mark along a river or a stream of Order 4 or greater under the stream order classification system developed by A. N. Strahler,
(c) one hundred twenty metres of either side of the ordinary high water mark along a lake.
“publicly funded service” means a service funded by federal, provincial or local government expenditures.(service bénéficiant de subventions publiques)
“site development plan” means a written description of the manner and time in which a holder of a disposition shall develop, use, maintain and rehabilitate the lands referred to in the disposition.(plan d’aménagement de site)
“standard lease rental” means the standard rental for a lease of Crown Lands calculated in accordance with section 1 of Schedule B.(loyer ordinaire)
“submerged land lease” means a lease issued for a parcel of submerged Crown Lands residing more than 75 m from the ordinary high water mark and surrounded by submerged land on all sides. (concession à bail de terres submergées)
“submerged land licence of occupation” means a licence of occupation issued for a parcel of submerged Crown Lands residing more than 75 m from the ordinary high water mark and surrounded by submerged land on all sides. (permis d’occupation de terres submergées)
“value-added maple product” Repealed: 2020-45
“waterfront” , when referring to a lease or licence of occupation, means a lease or licence of occupation of Crown Lands located in whole or in part within (riverain)
(a) seventy-five metres of either side of the ordinary high water mark along a coast,
(b) seventy-five metres of either side of the ordinary high water mark along a river or a stream of Order 4 or greater under the stream order classification system developed by A. N. Strahler,
(c) one hundred twenty metres of either side of the ordinary high water mark of a lake.
2010-43; 2017, c.20, s.50; 2020-45
Terms and conditions of a disposition
3(1)No disposition shall be issued until the following conditions have been met:
(a) except for a licence of occupation, the Crown Lands referred to in the disposition have been surveyed in the manner required by the Minister and at the expense of the applicant;
(b) if required by the Minister, a site development plan has been prepared by the holder of the disposition in accordance with any directions of the Minister; and
(c) if required by the Minister, environmental impairment insurance has been obtained by the holder of the disposition in an amount determined by the Minister.
3(2)The following terms and conditions, if applicable, apply to a disposition:
(a) the lands referred to in a disposition shall be used only for the approved use and purposes specified in the disposition;
(b) the holder of a disposition shall permit the Minister to inspect the lands referred to in the disposition at reasonable times to ensure that the provisions of the disposition are being complied with;
(c) the holder of a disposition shall comply with all laws, whether federal, provincial or local government, respecting the use and occupation of the lands referred to in the disposition;
(d) the holder of a disposition shall deliver vacant possession on termination of the disposition;
(e) the condonation or overlooking of any default does not operate as a waiver;
(f) the Minister does not warrant the fitness of the lands for the purposes referred to in the disposition;
(g) if the lands referred to in the disposition are rendered totally unfit for the purposes of the disposition, the disposition shall be terminated at the request of the holder;
(h) the holder of a disposition shall indemnify the Minister against all claims resulting from that person’s use or occupation of the lands referred to in the disposition;
(i) unless otherwise authorized by the Minister, the holder of a disposition shall not remove from the lands referred to in the disposition any quarriable substances, minerals or trees and if the Minister authorizes the removal of quarriable substances, minerals or trees, that person shall comply with all applicable laws, including but not restricted to the Act, the Quarriable Substances Act and the Mining Act;
(j) the Minister is not responsible for providing or maintaining access to the lands referred to in the disposition;
(k) notices and changes under a disposition shall be in writing;
(l) all dispositions are subject to any changes to the Act and the regulations, or any legislation or regulations affecting the rights of the holder of the disposition;
(m) the holder of a disposition shall give notice of a change in mailing address within 60 days after an actual change of address;
(n) rental is due and payable on the first day of April of each year, except if another date is specified in the disposition, in which case rental it is due and payable at that date;
(o) if rental, or any other amount with respect to the disposition, becomes more than 30 days past due, the rate of interest on the outstanding balance is 13.5% per year, compounded monthly;
(p) a registered letter sent by the Minister to the holder of a disposition shall be deemed to have been received by the person to whom it was addressed 10 days following the date the letter is sent;
(q) the holder of a disposition shall maintain the lands referred to in the disposition in good repair, including any improvements and infrastructure on the lands;
(r) if the holder of a disposition is required to deliver vacant possession on termination of the disposition and fails to deliver vacant possession, all fixtures and personal property placed on the lands referred to in the disposition may, at the discretion of the Minister, be deemed abandoned, and in such case the fixtures and personal property may be disposed of by the Minister and at the holder’s expense;
(s) the holder of a disposition shall pay all charges for public utilities;
(t) the holder of a disposition shall pay all real property taxes within the time period set out in the Real Property Tax Act;
(u) if the holder of a disposition holds over the tenancy, the tenancy shall be monthly and, when terminated, the Minister shall rebate to the holder any paid but unearned rental calculated to the last day of the month in which the holder ceased occupation;
(v) the holder of a disposition shall adhere to the site development plan approved by the Minister according to the schedule provided for in the plan;
(w) the holder of a disposition shall not carry out any improvements that are not provided for in the disposition or the site development plan approved by the Minister;
(x) the site development plan approved by the Minister may be altered only with the approval of the Minister;
(y) the holder of a disposition shall, before the termination of the disposition, rehabilitate the lands referred to in the disposition to such extent as is reasonable under the circumstances and to the satisfaction of the Minister and, where the rehabilitation is not carried out, the Minister may rehabilitate the lands at the holder’s expense;
(z) a disposition may be cancelled by the Minister on any of the following events:
(i) the rental becomes 31 days past due;
(ii) the holder of the disposition is in breach of any agreement, term, condition or covenant of the disposition, other than for the payment of the rental, which has not been corrected within 30 days’ written notice to the holder;
(iii) the holder of the disposition has breached any requirement of the site development plan approved by the Minister;
(iv) the holder of the disposition’s rights under the disposition are seized or taken in execution or attachment by any creditor of the disposition, unless the holder has pledged the disposition as security for a debt in accordance with section 24.1 of the Act;
(v) the holder of a disposition makes an assignment for the benefit of creditors, becomes bankrupt or insolvent, or takes the benefit of any Act of the Legislature or an Act of the Parliament of Canada that may be in force for bankrupt or insolvent debtors, unless the holder has pledged the disposition as security for a debt in accordance with section 24.1 of the Act;
(vi) the lands referred to in the disposition have been vacant or unused for 3 consecutive years; or
(vii) the holder of a disposition assigns, sublets or otherwise conveys the beneficial use of the lands referred to in the disposition without the Minister’s prior consent;
(aa) if the Minister has been obliged to pay any amount on behalf of the holder of a disposition to protect or preserve the Minister’s rights or to prevent waste, the amounts shall be immediately due and payable by the holder as rental, in advance of all other amounts due or to become due as rental, and the Minister shall be entitled to distrain the property of the holder and to exercise all other remedies in relation to the overdue rental;
(bb) the Minister is under no duty to repair;
(cc) notices and changes under a disposition shall be in writing and unless otherwise required by the Minister, notices and correspondence to the Minister may be delivered personally to any office of the Minister or may be sent by prepaid registered mail to the Minister at the Crown Lands Branch, Department of Natural Resources and Energy Development, P.O. Box 6000, Fredericton, New Brunswick, E3B 5H1.
3(3)In addition to the terms and conditions referred to in subsection (2), a lessee shall have quiet enjoyment of the lands referred to in the lease.
3(4)Despite subsection (3), it is a term and condition of a recreational trail lease, where the approved use of the Crown Lands, as specified in the lease, is a snowmobile trail, that the lessee shall have exclusive use and quiet enjoyment of the lands referred to in the lease only during the period from December 15 to April 15, inclusive, of each year of the lease.
2016, c.37, s.45; 2017, c.20, s.50; 2019, c.29, s.171; 2020-45
Fees for services
4(1)The fees prescribed in Column II of Schedule A shall be paid for those services set out in Column I of that Schedule.
4(2)The fees prescribed in Schedule A are non-refundable.
Rental
5(1)The annual rental is set out in Schedule B for the class of lease set out in that Schedule.
5(2)The annual rental is set out in Schedule C for a licence of occupation issued for the purpose referred to in that Schedule.
Royalties
6A holder of a licence of occupation who extracts, harvests or takes a resource referred in Column I of Schedule D shall pay royalties to the Crown set out in Column II of that Schedule.
Camping on Crown Lands
7(1)No person shall park a recreational vehicle on Crown Lands within 75 metres of a watercourse for the purposes of overnight camping unless
(a) the person is the holder of a special Crown reserve licence issued under section 8 of the General Angling Regulation - Fish and Wildlife Act and the person
(i) camps overnight at a site and location described in Schedule E for no longer than the period set out in the licence; and
(ii) parks his or her recreational vehicle 10 metres or more from the bank or shore of the waters specified in the licence,
(b) the person camps overnight at a site and location described in Schedule F and parks his or her recreational vehicle 10 metres or more from the bank or shore, or
(c) if overnight camping is permitted on the lands referred to in a disposition, the person complies with any terms or conditions for overnight camping set out in the disposition.
7(2)A person who violates or fails to comply with subsection (1) commits an offence.
7(3)If an offence under subsection (1) is committed or continued on more than one day, it shall be deemed to be a separate offence for each day on which the offence is committed or continued.
7(4)If an offence under subsection (1) continues for more than one day,
(a) the minimum fine that may be imposed is the minimum fine set by the Provincial Offences Procedure Act multiplied by the number of days during which the offence continues, and
(b) the maximum fine that may be imposed is the maximum fine set by the Provincial Offences Procedure Act multiplied by the number of days during which the offence continues.
Transitional provisions
8For the purpose of Schedule B of this Regulation
(a) the following classes of leases of Crown Lands, established under New Brunswick Regulation 89-32 under the Crown Lands and Forests Act, are deemed to pay standard rent:
(i) agricultural leases;
(ii) commercial leases;
(iii) communication leases;
(iv) industrial leases;
(v) recreational leases, other than where the approved use of the Crown Lands, as specified in the lease, is a snowmobile trail;
(vi) residential leases;
(vii) transportation leases;
(viii) utility leases;
(b) a wind farm lease where the approved use of the Crown Lands, as specified in the lease, is a wind farm, established under New Brunswick Regulation 89-32 under the Crown Lands and Forests Act, is deemed to be electrical energy generation site leases:
(c) a recreational lease where the approved use of the Crown Lands, as specified in the lease, is a snowmobile trail, established under New Brunswick Regulation 89-32 under the Crown Lands and Forests Act, is deemed to be a recreational trail lease;
(d) a non-fibre forestry lease where the approved use of the Crown Lands, as specified in the lease, is a maple sugary referred to in subsection 5(1.5) of New Brunswick Regulation 89-32 under the Crown Lands and Forests Act, is deemed to be a maple sugary lease producing value-added maple products if in the previous year 50 % or more of the gross sales of maple products from the maple sugary are from the sale of
(i) value-added maple products, or
(ii) maple syrup or maple sap from a New Brunswick maple processing plant that only sells maple products that are value-added maple products;
(e) a non-fibre forestry lease, other than a non-fibre-forestry lease referred to in paragraph (d), where the approved use of the Crown Lands, as specified in the lease, is a maple sugary referred to in subsection 5(1.5) of New Brunswick Regulation 89-32 under the Crown Lands and Forests Act, is deemed to be a maple sugary lease producing other than value added maple products.
Repeal
9New Brunswick Regulation 89-32 under the Crown Lands and Forest Act is repealed.
SCHEDULE A
Column I
Column II
Services
Fees
Leases
Application for a lease of Crown Lands under section 23 of the Act, other than a camp lot lease or a recreational trail lease
$1,400 
 
Application for a camp lot lease under section 23 of the Act
$500
 
Application for a recreational trail lease under section 23 of the Act
$750
 
Application for a renewal of a lease of Crown Lands under subsection 24(3) of the Act, other than a camp lot lease
$500
 
Application for a renewal of a camp lot lease under subsection 24(3) of the Act
$100
 
Application for consent to the assignment of a lease of Crown Lands under paragraph 24(1)(d) of the Act
$200
 
Application for consent to sublet the premises under paragraph 24(1)(e) of the Act
$150
 
Application for amendment to a lease of Crown Lands under paragraph 24(1)(g) of the Act, other than a recreational trail lease
$300
 
Application for amendment to a recreational trail lease under paragraph 24(1)(g) of the Act
$200
 
Licence of occupation
Application for issuance of a licence of occupation under subsection 26(1) of the Act, other than a licence of occupation for the construction of roads or the holding of a community activity
$750
 
Application by a non-profit organization for issuance of a licence of occupation under subsection 26(1) of the Act for the holding of a community activity of no more than 2 weeks
$75
 
Application for issuance of a licence of occupation under subsection 26(2) of the Act
$750 + $80 per pole
 
 
Application for amendment to a licence of occupation under section 26 of the Act
$200 
 
Application for a renewal of a licence of occupation under section 26 of the Act
$200
 
Application for permission to assign a licence of occupation under section 26 of the Act
$200
 
Rights-of-way and easements
Application under section 25 of the Act by a local government or non-profit organization for granting a right-of-way or an easement on Crown Lands  
$850
 
Application under section 25 of the Act for granting a right-of-way or an easement on Crown Lands for purposes other than commercial or industrial purposes
$850
 
Application under section 25 of the Act for granting a right-of-way or an easement on Crown Lands for commercial or industrial purposes
$850 + 80% of the market value of the right-of-way or easement that is determined by an appraiser
 
Application under section 25 of the Act by a municipal distribution utility as defined in the Electricity Act for granting a right-of-way or an easement on Crown Lands for the purpose of transmitting or conducting electricity over transmission lines or distribution lines
$850 + 7.5% of the market value of the right-of-way or easement that is determined by an appraiser
 
Application under section 25 of the Act by NB Power for granting a right-of-way or an easement on Crown Lands for the purpose of transmitting or conducting electricity over transmission lines or distribution lines that are 2 km long or less
$850 + 7.5% of the market value of the right-of-way or easement that is determined by an appraiser
 
Application under section 25 of the Act by NB Power for granting a right-of-way or an easement on Crown Lands for the purpose of transmitting or conducting electricity over transmission lines or distribution lines that are more than 2 km long
$850 + $1 per km
 
Application under section 25 of the Act by a telecommunications services provider as defined in the Emergency 911 Act for granting a right-of-way or an easement on Crown Lands for the purpose of transmitting telecommunication
$850 + 20% of the market value of the right-of-way or easement that is determined by an appraiser
 
Grants, exchanges and transfers
Application for issuance of a grant of Crown Lands under paragraphs 13(b), (c) and (f) of the Act
$1,500
 
Application for issuance of a grant of Crown Lands under paragraph 13(e) of the Act
$1,600 for first 75 ha, or any area up to 75 ha, of Crown Lands requested plus $20 for each additional requested hectare above 75 ha to a maximum of $2,000
 
Application for issuance of a grant of Crown Lands under section 13.1 of the Act
$650 
 
Application for making an order under section 16 of the Act
$650
 
Application for granting or conveying Crown Lands under section 16.1 of the Act
$650
  
Application for conveying Crown Lands under paragraphs 21(a), (b) and (c) of the Act
$1,500
 
Application for conveying Crown Lands under paragraph 21(d) of the Act
$1,600 for first 75 ha, or any area up to 75 ha, of Crown Lands requested plus $20 for each additional requested hectare above 75 ha to a maximum of $2,000
 
Application for conveying Crown Lands under section 21.1 of the Act
$650
 
Application for granting a portion of a reserved road under subsection 82(1) of the Act
$1,100
 
Application for the discontinuance of a portion of a reserved road under subsection 83(2) of the Act
$650
 
Application for declaring a parcel of land that is wholly situated on Crown Lands to be surplus land
$1,500
 
Construction of roads
Application for permission for the construction of a road on a reserved road under section 84 of the Act
$200
 
Application for issuance of a licence of occupation under subsection 26(1) of the Act for the construction of a road on Crown Lands that is not a reserved road
$200
2010-43; 2010-118; 2014-74; 2020-45
SCHEDULE B
1Unless this Schedule specifically provides otherwise, the rental for a lease of Crown Lands is $400 or the standard lease rental calculated as follows, whichever is greater:
MV × 10%
where
MV is the market value specified in section 2 or calculated in accordance with section 3, as the case may be.
2For the purpose of calculating the standard lease rental or a rental referred to in sections 4 to 7, the market value of the following lease areas is as follows:
MARKET VALUE (MV)
LEASE AREA (A)
 
MV0= $4,000
A0 = less than 0.4047 ha
MV1 = $4,000
A1 = 0.4047 ha
MV2= $16,000
A2 = 10.1172 ha
MV3 = $35,000
A3 = 29.9469 ha
MV4 = $60,000
A4 = 59.8937 ha
MV5 = $410,000
A5 = 600.1512 ha
3For the purpose of calculating the standard lease rental or a rental referred to in sections 4 to 7, the market value of a lease area that is not a lease area specified in section 2 is calculated as follows: 
(a) for a lease area that is more than 0.4047 ha and less than 10.1172 ha
(
(lease area – A1)
x
(
MV2 – MV1
)
)
+
MV1
A2 – A1
(b) for a lease area that is more than 10.1172 ha and less than 29.9469 ha
(
(lease area – A2)
x
(
MV3 – MV2
)
)
+
MV2
A3 – A2
(c) for a lease area that is more than 29.9469 ha and less than 59.8937 ha
(
(lease area – A3)
x
(
MV4 – MV3
)
)
+
MV3
A4 – A3
(d) for a lease area that is more than 59.8937 ha and less than 600.1512 ha
(
(lease area – A4)
x
(
MV5 – MV4
)
)
+
MV4
A5 – A4
(e) for a lease area that is more than 600.1512 ha
lease area
x
(
MV5
)
A5
4The rental for an affiliated angling lease is $840 or the amount calculated as follows, whichever is greater: 
MV × 21%
where
MV is the market value specified in section 2 or calculated in accordance with section 3, as the case may be.
5The rental for an electrical energy generation lease that is waterfront or non-waterfront is $5,130 or the amount calculated as follows, whichever is greater: 
(MV × 22%) + ($4,250 × B)
where
MV is the market value specified in section 2 or calculated in accordance with section 3, as the case may be, and
B is the sum, in megawatts, of the name plate capacities of all installed turbines.
6The rental for a lease that is waterfront for industrial, commercial or transportation purposes is $840 or the amount calculated as follows, whichever is greater: 
MV × 21%
where
MV is the market value specified in section 2 or calculated in accordance with section 3, as the case may be.
7The rental for a lease that is non-waterfront for industrial, commercial or transportation purposes is $420 or the amount calculated as follows, whichever is greater: 
MV × 10.5%
where
MV is the market value specified in section 2 or calculated in accordance with section 3, as the case may be.
8The rental for a waterfront lease is $800 or two times the standard lease rental, whichever is greater.
9The rental for an institutional lease that is non-waterfront is $250 or 10% of the standard lease rental, whichever is greater.
10The rental for an institutional lease that is waterfront is $250 or 20% of the standard lease rental, whichever is greater.
11The rental for a municipal lease that is non-waterfront is $250 or 10% of the standard lease rental, whichever is greater.
12The rental for a municipal lease that is waterfront is $250 or 20% of the standard lease rental, whichever is greater.
13The rental for a non-fibre forestry lease, including a maple sugary lease, that is waterfront or non-waterfront is $400 or 50% of the standard lease rental, whichever is greater.
14The rental for a recreational trail lease that is waterfront or non-waterfront is $250 or $2 per km of trail, whichever is greater.
15The rental for a submerged land lease is $400 or the standard lease rental, whichever is greater.
16The rental for a waterfront lease issued for the purposes of the building or erecting of structures, works or activities required to protect the environment or infrastructure, to prevent imminent and significant danger to property, or to protect the safety of the public is $400 or the standard lease rental, whichever is greater.
17The rental for a communication tower lease that is waterfront or non-waterfront for commercial purposes is calculated as follows: 
(a) for a lease area that is 5 ha or less, $1,750 or the amount calculated as follows, whichever is greater:
$1,750 × lease area
(b) for a lease area that is more than 5 ha:
$8,750 + the standard lease rental for a lease of Crown Lands that has an area equal to (lease area – 5 ha).
18The rental for a communication tower lease that is waterfront or non-waterfront for purposes other than commercial purposes is $400 or the standard lease rental, whichever is greater.
2010-43; 2021-33; 2021-34
SCHEDULE C
1Unless this Schedule specifically provides otherwise, the rental for a licence of occupation issued under subsection 26(1) of the Act is $200 or 50% of the standard lease rental that would be payable for a lease of those Crown Lands, whichever is greater.
2The rental for a waterfront licence of occupation is $400 or the standard lease rental, whichever is greater.
3The rental for an institutional licence of occupation that is non-waterfront is $125 or 5% of the standard lease rental, whichever is greater.
4The rental for an institutional licence of occupation that is waterfront is $125 or 10% of the standard lease rental, whichever is greater.
5The rental for a licence of occupation issued for a municipal purpose that is non-waterfront is $125 or 5% of the standard lease rental, whichever is greater.
6The rental for a licence of occupation issued for a municipal purpose that is waterfront is $125 or 10% of the standard lease rental, whichever is greater.
7The rental for a licence of occupation that is waterfront or non-waterfront and is issued for the purpose of a recreational trail is $250 or $2 per kilometre of trail, whichever is greater.
8The rental for a submerged land licence of occupation is $200 or 50% of the standard lease rental, whichever is greater.
9The rental for a licence of occupation issued for the purpose of a commercial sign is $500 per sign.
10The rental for a licence of occupation to explore for electrical energy is as follows: 
(a) a licence of occupation without an exclusive option to apply for an electrical energy generation lease, $1 per hectare + $800 per test device; and
(b) a licence of occupation with an exclusive option to apply for an electrical energy generation lease, $4 per hectare + $800 per test device.
11The rental for a licence of occupation authorizing the extraction, the harvesting or the taking of ascophylum nodosum (rockweed) is $500.
12The rental for a licence of occupation issued for the purpose of occupying and using Crown Lands for a period, including all renewals, of less than 6 months is $0.
13The rental for a licence of occupation issued for the purpose of constructing an access road open to the public is $0.
2010-43; 2014-74; 2021-33; 2021-34
SCHEDULE D
Column I
Column II
Resource or material taken from Crown Lands under a licence of occupation
Royalty
 
Ascophylum nodosum (rockweed)
$1.00 per 1,000 kilograms or wet tonne harvested
SCHEDULE E
Site
Location
 
Nepisiguit River (Elbow pool)
N 47° 23′ 34.97″, W 66° 24′ 13.19″
Caribou Lake
N 47° 32′ 40.82″, W 66° 17′ 18.81″
Crooked Rapids
N 47° 42′ 03.21″, W 66° 45′ 17.34″
Craven’s Gulch
N 47° 39′ 16.09″, W 66° 43′ 45.19″
California Lake
N 47° 27′ 04.18″, W 66° 09′ 41.08″
North West Upsalquitch
N 47° 36′ 34.15″, W 66° 48′ 28.80″
Upper Peaked Mountain Lake
N 46° 45′ 02.49″, W 66°31′ 49.67″
Kenny Lake
N 47° 14′ 37.88″, W 66° 19′ 04.36″
SCHEDULE F
Site
Location
 
Scott Brook Campsite
St. Croix River
N.B. This Regulation is consolidated to April 1, 2022.