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PROTECTED AREAS FORESTS COMPENSATION ACT

[SBC 2002] CHAPTER 51

NOTE: Links below go to act content as it was prior to the changes made on the effective date. (PIT covers changes made from September 6, 2000 to "current to" date of the act.)
SECTIONEFFECTIVE DATE
1May 13, 2004
3May 13, 2004
 October 21, 2004
4May 13, 2004
5January 31, 2004
6May 13, 2004
7May 13, 2004
ScheduleOctober 29. 2009

  Section 1 definition of "compensation" BEFORE repealed by 2004-36-137, effective May 13, 2004 (Royal Assent).

"compensation" includes damages;

  Section 3 BEFORE amended by 2004-36-138, effective May 13, 2004 (Royal Assent).

3  A deletion under section 2 (1) from a tree farm licence area, timber licence area or woodlot licence area is conclusively deemed, for all purposes, to have been and to be a deletion of Crown land validly made under section 60 of the Forest Act, even though notice was not served in accordance with that section.

  Section 3 BEFORE [numbering it (1) and then adding (2) and (3)] amended by 2004-63-18, effective October 21, 2004 (Royal Assent).

3  A deletion under section 2 (1) from a tree farm licence area, timber licence area or woodlot licence area is conclusively deemed, for all purposes, to have been and to be a deletion of Crown land validly made under section 60 of the Forest Act as that section read at the time of the deletion, even though notice was not served in accordance with that section.

  Section 4 (1) BEFORE amended by 2004-36-139, effective May 13, 2004 (Royal Assent).

(1)  An annual cut reduction, to the extent that it was or is attributable to the establishment of a protected area, is conclusively deemed, for all purposes, to have been and to be a reduction in allowable annual cut validly made under section 60 of the Forest Act, even though notice was not served in accordance with that section.

  Section 5 (3) (a) and (4) BEFORE repealed by 2003-55-72, effective January 31, 2004 (BC Reg 7/2004).

(a) a forest practice as defined in the Forest Practices Code of British Columbia Act, or

(4)  Subsection (3) does not affect the discretion of

(a) the Lieutenant Governor in Council under subsection (1) to make regulations prescribing that the construction, operation, modification, dismantling or abandonment of any type of timber processing facility, as defined in section 1 of the Forest Act, constitutes a reviewable project,

(b) the minister under section 6 to designate as a reviewable project the construction, operation, modification, dismantling or abandonment of a timber processing facility, as defined in section 1 of the Forest Act, or

(c) the executive director to designate, for the purpose of paragraph (c) of the definition of "reviewable project" in section 1, any of the activities described in subsection (3) (a) or (b) that are related to the construction, operation, modification, dismantling or abandonment of the facilities of any reviewable project.

  Section 6 BEFORE amended by 2004-36-140, effective May 13, 2004 (Royal Assent).

6  This Act does not apply in respect of a claim by the holder of a licence against the government for compensation because of a deletion under section 2 (1) or an annual cut reduction if, before the coming into force of this section, the holder has agreed with the government for the settlement of the claim.

  Section 7 (0.1) was added by 2004-36-141, effective May 13, 2004 (Royal Assent).

  Schedule, item 147 BEFORE amended by 2009-19-8, effective October 29, 2009 (Royal Assent).