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C-38.1 - Crown Lands and Forests Act

Section 49
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Crown timber permit
49(1)The Minister may issue a Crown timber permit to a person who
(a) owns or controls a wood processing facility in the Province or who undertakes by agreement with the Minister to construct and operate a wood processing facility in the Province, and
(b) undertakes by agreement with the Minister to maintain for the wood processing facility a specified level of plant and productive capacity, or to increase the manufacturing capacity of his wood processing facility to a specified level, in accordance with an industrial plan.
49(2)An industrial plan shall, for a ten year period, describe those aspects of the permittee’s wood processing facility referred to in subsection 29(2) and shall be revised and brought up to date every five years in a manner satisfactory to the Lieutenant-Governor in Council.
49(3)A Crown timber permit
(a) shall be in the form prescribed by regulation,
(b) shall be issued for a term of not more than five years, but may be extended by the Minister by one year at the end of each or any year, and
(c) entitles the permittee to a prescribed allocation of annual allowable cut of timber on Crown Lands that are not subject to a licence and are described therein, by species and class, as specified therein.
1994, c.12, s.8
Crown timber permit
49(1)The Minister may issue a Crown timber permit to a person who
(a) owns or controls a wood processing facility in the Province or who undertakes by agreement with the Minister to construct and operate a wood processing facility in the Province, and
(b) undertakes by agreement with the Minister to maintain for the wood processing facility a specified level of plant and productive capacity, or to increase the manufacturing capacity of his wood processing facility to a specified level, in accordance with an industrial plan.
49(2)An industrial plan shall, for a ten year period, describe those aspects of the permittee’s wood processing facility referred to in subsection 29(2) and shall be revised and brought up to date every five years in a manner satisfactory to the Lieutenant-Governor in Council.
49(3)A Crown timber permit
(a) shall be in the form prescribed by regulation,
(b) shall be issued for a term of not more than five years, but may be extended by the Minister by one year at the end of each or any year, and
(c) entitles the permittee to a prescribed allocation of annual allowable cut of timber on Crown Lands that are not subject to a licence and are described therein, by species and class, as specified therein.
1994, c.12, s.8