In this Regulation,<\/p>\n
<\/a>\u201cabutment<\/strong>\u201d means the end support of a bridge that holds the approach fill. Abutments are made of reinforced concrete, wood or steel caissons or a combination of stakes crowned by a portal cap beam; (cul\u00e9e)<\/p>\n \u201caccommodation centre<\/strong>\u201d means a group of commercial buildings laid out on an area in a single block and having an accommodation capacity of at least 15 persons per day;\u00a0(\u00e9tablissement d\u2019h\u00e9bergement)<\/p>\n \u201caggregated cut block<\/strong>\u201d means a territory situated in a management unit in which total cutting areas with or without recent natural disturbance zones are concentrated. The aggregated cut blocks must vary in shape and have an area less than or equal to 150 km2<\/sup>. Despite the foregoing, they may be larger in the case of plans for the protection of woodland caribou, woodland ecotype;\u00a0(agglom\u00e9ration de coupes)<\/p>\n \u201carchaeological sector<\/strong>\u201d means a place where archaeological sites are concentrated and the surrounding grounds whose geographical characteristics and situation offer an archaeological potential; (secteur arch\u00e9ologique)<\/p>\n \u201carchaeological site<\/strong>\u201d means any site indicating prehistoric or historic human occupation and registered in the Register of the domain of the State referred to in section 26 of the Act respecting the lands in the domain of the State <\/a>\u201cbank<\/strong>\u201d or \u201cshore<\/strong>\u201d means the lateral part of variable steepness of the bed of a watercourse or lake that may be submerged without the water overflowing. The upper limit of the bank is located at the top of the angle of repose located at the lower limit of emerged grass or, if there is no such grass, at the low limit of shrubs. In the absence of emerged grass and shrubs, the top of the angle of repose corresponds to the level of the bankfull discharge; (berge)\u00a0 How is the upper limit of the bank of a lake or watercourse identified?<\/strong><\/p>\n The upper limit of the bank is located at the top of the angle of repose of a lake or watercourse bed, located at the low limit of emerged grass or, if there is no such grass, at the low limit of shrubs. In the absence of emerged grass and shrubs, the top of the angle of repose corresponds to the level of the bankfull discharge.<\/p>\n The level of the bankfull discharge is usually determined from physical indicators, the best of which is the beginning of the flood-risk area (or plain) \u2013 in other words, the beginning of the relatively flat stretch of land that is submerged when the watercourse or lake overflows from its bed. Overflow occurs in spring but can also occur during heavy rain. There is often an abrupt change in the slope between the bank and the flood-risk plain. It is important not to confuse this abrupt change with the one found at the mean water or low flow level. Other indicators can also be used to determine the level of the bankfull discharge, including the top of a bank eaten away by erosion, vegetation, a change in slope substrate particle size, and so on.<\/p>\n Figure 2A<\/strong> Upper limit of the bank and overflow above the level of the bankfull discharge<\/p>\n<\/div>\n \u201cbear den<\/strong>\u201d means a site where bears hibernate. The bear dens that are to be protected are those indicated in the numeric information layers used for forest planning;\u00a0(tani\u00e8re d\u2019ours)<\/p>\n \u201cbed of a watercourse<\/strong>\u201d means a natural depression in the ground occupied by a permanent or intermittent watercourse, comprising the bottom and the banks. The bed of the watercourse is free of vegetation other than aquatic plants, if any. It shows signs or traces of waterflow, whether underground or not;\u00a0(lit d\u2019un cours d\u2019eau)\u00a0 Additional information<\/strong> \u201cblock cutting<\/strong>\u201d means an area of total cutting or a group of areas of total cutting carried out in a given territory so as to preserve, within the limits of the block cutting harvest site, a residual forest having the characteristics set out in section 139<\/a>\u00a0(coupe en mosa\u00efque)<\/p>\n \u201cblock cutting harvest site<\/strong>\u201d means a territory delimited by all the cutting areas for block cutting, with a distance of less than 2 km between the areas, and by a strip of land 2 km wide surrounding the whole site;\u00a0(chantier de r\u00e9colte en mosa\u00efque)\u00a0 Figure 2B<\/strong> Diagram showing a block cutting harvest site<\/p>\n<\/div>\n \u201cboat access route to trapping grounds<\/strong>\u201d means a route that comprises rivers, lakes and portage trails leading to trapping grounds and recognized by a Native community that includes members who use it every year. The boat access routes to trapping grounds that are to be protected are those indicated in the numeric information layers used for forest planning;\u00a0(parcours d\u2019acc\u00e8s en embarcation aux terrains de pi\u00e9geage)<\/p>\n \u201cbridge<\/strong>\u201d means a structure not built under embankments including abutments, sometimes piers, a deck and stabilizing materials and that allows a road to cross an obstacle, such as a watercourse;\u00a0(pont)<\/p>\n \u201cburial site<\/strong>\u201d means a place where the body of a deceased person is interred. The burial sites that are to be protected are those indicated in the numeric information layers used for forest planning;\u00a0(site de s\u00e9pulture)<\/p>\n \u201ccanoe-kayak-camping course<\/strong>\u201d means a marked route to go down watercourses in a canoe or kayak that includes rivers and lakes along the banks and shores of which a number of wilderness campgrounds are located, and often portage trails that are developed and maintained by a government body, a municipality, the F\u00e9d\u00e9ration qu\u00e9b\u00e9coise du canot et du kayak or a club affiliated with that federation. The canoe-kayak-camping courses that are to be protected are those indicated in the numeric information layers used for forest planning;\u00a0(parcours de canot-kayak-camping)<\/p>\n <\/a>\u201ccaribou calving area north of the 52nd<\/sup> parallel<\/strong>\u201d means a caribou calving area north of the 52nd<\/sup> parallel within the meaning of section 1<\/a> of the Regulation respecting wildlife habitats \u201ccliff inhabited by a colony of birds<\/strong>\u201d means a cliff inhabited by a colony of birds within the meaning of section 1<\/a> of the Regulation respecting wildlife habitats \u201ccommercial species<\/strong>\u201d means a tree species referred to in Part A or Part B of Schedule 2;\u00a0(essence commerciale)<\/p>\n \u201ccomplementary vacation site<\/strong>\u201d means a site comprising at least 3 vacation lots, at the rate of at least 1 lot per 0.8 ha. Complementary vacation sites are developed to complete the development of vacation sites on the shores of a lake where the biophysical characteristics of the environment no longer make it possible to comply with the installation criteria for a grouped vacation site;\u00a0(site de vill\u00e9giature compl\u00e9mentaire)\u00a0 Complementary vacation sites are developed to complete the development of vacation sites on the shores of a lake where the biophysical characteristics of the environment no longer make it possible to comply with the installation criteria for a grouped vacation site. The area of a complementary vacation site must comprise at least three vacation lots, and there must be at least one lot per 0.8 ha. The area of a complementary vacation site with only three vacation lots must therefore be no more than 2.4 ha, to meet the minimum density requirement of one lot per 0.8 ha.<\/p>\n Figure 2C<\/strong> Diagram showing a complementary vacation site, an isolated vacation site and a grouped vacation site<\/p>\n<\/div>\n \u201cconcentrated network of hiking trails<\/strong>\u201d means a site criss-crossed by hiking trails developed for recreational purposes, except trails intended for motorized all-terrain vehicles, at a density equal to or greater than 2.5 km per square kilometer;\u00a0(r\u00e9seau dense de sentiers de randonn\u00e9e)\u00a0 Figure 2D<\/strong> Peripheral circuit of a concentrated network of hiking trails, an interregional hiking trail and a concentrated network of hiking trails<\/p>\n<\/div>\n \u201ccontinuous forest cover<\/strong>\u201d means a forest cover with a density of at least 25%, characterized by a relatively uniform space between its stems and not having any patch greater than the size of the dominant trees forming it;\u00a0(couvert forestier continu)\u00a0 The stems used to calculate continuous forest cover density must be 3 metres or more in height.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n \u201cculvert<\/strong>\u201d means a structure built under embankments including an arch or at least a conduit and stabilizing materials and that allows a road to cross an obstacle, such as a watercourse;\u00a0(ponceau)<\/p>\n \u201ccutting area<\/strong>\u201d means an area in a single block where a single type of cut is used, during a single harvest year, comprised in a development unit or in another forest of the domain of the State;\u00a0(aire de coupe) To be considered in a single block, the entire area, included in a management unit or another forest unit in the domain of the State, must be the same type of cut, during the same harvest year.<\/p>\n Thus, a forest strip of 30 m or more, crossing the area mentioned above, has the effect of dividing the latter into two separate harvested areas, i.e. two cutting areas. It can be the result of a forest strip, subject or not to a partial harvest, kept on each side of a landscaped path or a path identified as a road corridor, for example. A wooded edge of 20 m (therefore 40 m in total when there is a harvest on both sides of the watercourse) kept along a permanent watercourse does not have the effect of dividing a cutting area into two separate areas.<\/p>\n However, a path that crosses such an area does not have this effect. The area remains in one piece and is therefore considered to be a single cutting area.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n <\/a>\u201cdeveloped campground<\/strong>\u201d means a site developed for the sojourn of campers, accessible by road and having service areas such as shelters, toilets and parking lots. Each camping site or group of sites including no more than 20 camping site is supplied with running water or electric power by a private or public distribution network offered by the lessor of camping space;\u00a0(camping am\u00e9nag\u00e9)<\/p>\n \u201cdeveloped trail<\/strong>\u201d means a trail, other than a trail intended for motorized all-terrain vehicles, for which amounts were invested by the managers of an outfitting operation, a controlled zone or a wildlife sanctuary, with a view to offering services to all the users of those territories; (sentier am\u00e9nag\u00e9)\u00a0 A developed trail is a trail for which amounts were invested to perform work (e.g. subsidized work or work authorized by a forestry permit) with a view to offering services to the users of an outfitting operation, a controlled zone or a wildlife sanctuary. The services may involve hiking, horse riding, cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, dog sledding, small game hunting and portage, as well as access to a managed body of water or another service offered in the area concerned. In this Regulation, a trail intended for motorized all-terrain vehicles is not considered to be a developed trail.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n \u201cdock site with a boat ramp<\/strong>\u201d means a public site with the facilities required to facilitate the coming alongside and the launching of pleasure boats, as well as its service areas, such as shelters, toilets and parking lots;\u00a0(site de quai avec rampe de mise \u00e0 l\u2019eau)<\/p>\n \u201cdownhill skiing station<\/strong>\u201d means a site developed for the practice of downhill skiing and its service areas, such as shelters, toilets and parking lots;\u00a0(station de ski alpin)<\/p>\n \u201cdwelling<\/strong>\u201d means any building intended for occupancy by human beings and provided with a water supply system and a waste water disposal system connected to the ground;\u00a0(habitation)<\/p>\n <\/a>\u201cecological or nature interpretation centre<\/strong>\u201d means a site consisting of trails developed for educational purposes in connection with ecology or for purposes of discovering nature and service areas such as shelters, toilets and parking lots;\u00a0(centre d\u2019\u00e9cologie ou de d\u00e9couverte de la nature)<\/p>\n <\/a>\u201cfish habitat<\/strong>\u201d means a fish habitat within the meaning of section 1 of the Regulation respecting wildlife habitats \u201cfish hatchery<\/strong>\u201d means a site comprising the facilities and equipment required for the raising and breeding of fish with a view to seeding the lakes and watercourses of a region;\u00a0(station piscicole)<\/p>\n \u201cforest camp<\/strong>\u201d means a place where dwellings and facilities are grouped mainly for the use of workers assigned to forest development activities authorized under a forest development plan; (camp forestier)\u00a0 Where the workers who perform forest development work live in a camp, the camp may, at the same time, host people practising other activities (e.g. hunting, fishing).<\/p>\n<\/div>\n \u201cforest cover density<\/strong>\u201d means the relative ground cover by the projection of all the living branches of trees 7 m tall or higher; \u00a0(densit\u00e9 du couvert forestier)<\/p>\n \u201cforest development activity<\/strong>\u201d means a forest development activity within the meaning of paragraph 1 of section 4 of the Sustainable Forest Development Act Subsection 1 of section 4 of the Sustainable Forest Development Act\u00a0 an activity related to timber felling and harvesting, the operation of a sugar bush, the construction, improvement, repair, maintenance or closure of infrastructures, the carrying out of sylvicultural treatments, including reforestation and the use of fire, fire protection, the suppression of insect epidemics, cryptogamic diseases and competing vegetation, and all similar activities that tangibly affect forest resources.<\/em><\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n However, the definition of \u201cforest development activity\u201d in section 2 of this Regulation means that the standards set out in sections 3<\/a>, 5<\/a>, 19 <\/a>\u00e0 22<\/a>, 47<\/a>, 50<\/a>, 52<\/a>, 54<\/a>, 55<\/a>, 57<\/a> and 59<\/a> do not apply to the repair, maintenance and decommissioning of roads in the forest, fire protection or the suppression of insect epidemics and cryptogamic diseases.<\/p>\n The activities that precede commercial or non-commercial sylvicultural treatments are forest development activities. These can include surveys to identify land in need of sylviculture work, delimiting cut blocks, and carrying out intervention inventories and timber marking.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n \u201cforest operations zone<\/strong>\u201d means a maximum area of 250 ha, not necessarily in a single block, that is the subject of a single sylvicultural treatment during a single harvest year, comprised in a single development unit or other forest in the domain of the State;\u00a0(secteur d\u2019intervention)<\/p>\n \u201cforest stand<\/strong>\u201d means a forest area of a single block of at least 30 km2<\/sup>, of which a minimum of 70% of the productive forest area is constituted of timber stands 7 m or higher;\u00a0(massif forestier)<\/p>\n <\/a>\u201cgeotextile membrane<\/strong>\u201d means a permeable textile, needle punched and nonwoven, having a minimum tensile strength of 1,000 newtons and interstices smaller than 150 micrometres;\u00a0(membrane g\u00e9otextile)<\/p>\n \u201cgrouped vacation site<\/strong>\u201d means a site comprising at least 5 vacation lots, at the rate of at least 1 lot per 0.8 ha;\u00a0(site de vill\u00e9giature regroup\u00e9)\u00a0 The area of a grouped vacation site must comprise at least five vacation lots, at the rate of at least one lot per 0.8 ha.<\/p>\n The area of a grouped vacation site with only five vacation lots must therefore be no more than 4 ha. to achieve the minimum required density of one lot per 0.8 ha.<\/p>\n Figure 2C<\/strong>\u00a0Diagram showing a complementary vacation site, an isolated vacation site and a grouped vacation site<\/p>\n<\/div>\n <\/a>“harvest year<\/strong>\u201d means the period comprised between 1 April of a year and 31 March of the following year;\u00a0(ann\u00e9e de r\u00e9colte)<\/p>\n \u201cheritage cultural landscape<\/strong>\u201d means a land area recognized by a community for its remarkable landscape features, which are the result of the interaction of natural and human factors and are worth preserving and, if applicable, enhancing because of their historical or emblematic interest, or their value as a source of identity, within the meaning of section 2 of the Cultural Heritage Act \u201cheritage site<\/strong>\u201d means a place, a group of immovables or, in the case of a heritage site referred to in section 58 of the Cultural Heritage Act \u201cheronry<\/strong>\u201d means a heronry within the meaning of section 1 of the Regulation respecting wildlife habitats \u201cholder of a forestry permit<\/strong>\u201d means the holder of a forestry permit referred to in section 73 of the Sustainable Forest Development Act\u00a0 <\/a>\u201cimprovement work on a road, bridge or culvert<\/strong>\u201d means work performed to improve a road or road segment, including the bridges and culverts, in relation to the condition it was in at the time of its construction or latest improvement, as the case may be. In the case of a road, the work includes the following, among other things: operations to upgrade a road\u2019s class, particularly by making it wider; course correction; the reduction of slopes and the addition of safety devices such as safety slides. In the case of a bridge or culvert, the work includes, among other things: the replacement of the structure by a different structure, such as replacing a culvert with a conduit by a culvert with an arch, and alterations to the structure of a bridge to improve its bearing capacity;\u00a0(travaux d\u2019am\u00e9lioration d\u2019un chemin, d\u2019un pont ou d\u2019un ponceau)\u00a0 As indicated in the work type definitions, the condition of the road prior to the work is the reference for determining the type of work being performed.<\/p>\n In addition to the work mentioned in the definition, the following work is also considered to improve roads, and is subject to authorization:<\/p>\n In cases where the work is to upgrade the road class, it must have the effect of upgrading the road characteristics, such as width and shoulders, to those of the higher class of road. If the work ensures that the road\u2019s width and shoulders remain in the same class as before the work, it is considered repair or maintenance work.\u00a0It should be noted that the improvements are not exclusively aimed at increasing the width of the road.<\/p>\n A road may be subjected to repair work on a section and include certain access structures used to cross a watercourse to be subjected to road improvement work. This is the case, for example, if you have to replace a culvert already in place with a circular conduit by a culvert with a spillway or an arch because of the obligation to ensure the free passage of fish.<\/p>\n Modifications to the structure of a bridge to increase its bearing capacity from what it was when it was built or after the most recent improvement work are considered improvement work.<\/p>\n Section 41 of the Sustainable Forest Development Act\u00a0 \u201cintegrated forest development plan<\/strong>\u201d means a tactical plan or an operational plan referred to in section 54 of the Sustainable Forest Development Act\u00a0 \u201cintermittent watercourse<\/strong>\u201d means a watercourse whose flow is intermittent and whose bed consequently dries up during certain times of year;\u00a0(cours d\u2019eau intermittent)\u00a0 The waterflow characterization key is used to differentiate an intermittent watercourse from a permanent watercourse or waterflow due to natural drainage.<\/p>\n \u201cinterregional trail<\/strong>\u201d means a hiking trail developed for recreational purposes, linking 2 municipalities or 2 regions, excluding trails intended for motorized allterrain vehicles;\u00a0(parcours interr\u00e9gional de randonn\u00e9es)\u00a0 Figure 2D<\/strong> Peripheral circuit of a concentrated network of hiking trails, an interregional hiking trail and a concentrated network of hiking trails<\/p>\n<\/div>\n \u201cisland or peninsula inhabited by a colony of birds<\/strong>\u201d means an island or a peninsula inhabited by a colony of birds within the meaning of section 1 of the Regulation respecting wildlife habitats \u201cisolated vacation site<\/strong>\u201d means land leased under section 47 of the Act respecting the lands in the domain of the State Figure 2C<\/strong> Diagram showing a complementary vacation site, an isolated vacation site and a grouped vacation site<\/p>\n<\/div>\n <\/a>\u201clandfill<\/strong>\u201d means a landfill within the meaning of the Regulation respecting the landfilling and incineration of residual materials (chapter Q-2, r. 19);\u00a0(lieu d\u2019enfouissement de mati\u00e8res r\u00e9siduelles)<\/p>\n \u201clogging machine<\/strong>\u201d means a machine, motorized or not, mobile or stationary, including machines pulled by a motor vehicle, used to carry out one or more forest development activities;\u00a0(engin forestier)\u00a0 A logging machine is used for a variety of purposes, such as cutting trees, processing stems, hauling wood and restoring logged areas to production. For example, a motorized all-terrain vehicle used to transport plants for reforestation is a logging machine.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n <\/a>\u201cmaintenance work on a road, bridge or culvert<\/strong>\u201d means work performed to prevent the degradation of a road or road segment, including the bridges and culverts, so that it remains in the condition it was in at the time of its construction or latest improvement, as the case may be. In the case of a road, the work includes, among other things: the leveling and resurfacing of the roadway provided that it does not entail the road\u2019s reclassification; cleaning and digging ditches, the installation or replacement of drainage channels; the repair and stabilization of embankments; clearing the right-of-way of bushes to ensure visibility; spreading dust suppressants and spreading abrasives on roads during wintertime. In the case of a bridge or culvert, the work includes, among other things: clearing a culvert\u2019s entrance and repairing the roadway surface and kerbs of a bridge;\u00a0(travaux d\u2019entretien d\u2019un chemin, d\u2019un pont ou d\u2019un ponceau)\u00a0 As indicated in the work type definitions, the condition of the road prior to the work is the reference for determining the type of work being performed. Road maintenance work is the routine work performed on a road to keep it in a useable condition or to prevent road degradation. In addition to those described in the definition, the following work is considered maintenance work:<\/p>\n Repairs to the roadway surface and kerbs of a bridge constitute maintenance work even if they have the effect of increasing its bearing capacity.<\/p>\n Maintenance or repair work on a road, bridge or culvert is not included in the work (construction, improvement of decommissioning of a multi-purpose road) that must be authorized under the Sustainable Forest Development Act\u00a0 \u201cmarsh<\/strong>\u201d means land flooded permanently or temporarily, and dominated by grass growing on a mineral or organic soil. Shrubs and trees, if any, cover less than 25% of the swamp\u2019s area. A swamp is usually riparian, that is, adjacent to a lake or watercourse, or isolated;\u00a0(marais)<\/p>\n \u201cMinister<\/strong>\u201d and \u201cdepartmen<\/strong>t\u201d means the Minister responsible for the administration of the Sustainable Forest Development Act\u00a0 \u201cmuskrat habitat<\/strong>\u201d means a muskrat habitat within the meaning of section 1 of the Regulation respecting wildlife habitats <\/a>\u201cNative gathering or sojourn area<\/strong>\u201d means an area regularly frequented by Natives and located along a boat access route to trapping grounds or at the meeting point of a portage trail and a river or lake, identified by a Native community and indicated in the numeric information layers used for forest planning;\u00a0(aire de rassemblement ou de s\u00e9jour autochtone)<\/p>\n \u201cnatural drainage<\/strong>\u201d means a soil\u2019s capacity to naturally discharge, by runoff or by infiltration into the soil, the waters brought by precipitations and the melting of snow;\u00a0(drainage naturel)\u00a0 The waterflow characterization key is used to differentiate an intermittent watercourse from a permanent watercourse or waterflow due to natural drainage.<\/p>\n \u201cnumeric information layers<\/strong>\u201d means the most up-to-date numeric information layers used in the process of forest planning for the cartographic localization of places and territories in respect of which normative provisions are applicable;\u00a0(couches d\u2019informations num\u00e9riques)<\/p>\n <\/a>\u201cobservatory<\/strong>\u201d means a site comprising facilities intended for astronomical observation and its service areas, such as shelters, toilets and parking lots;\u00a0(observatoire)<\/p>\n \u201coutdoor recreation centre<\/strong>\u201d means a site developed to practise outdoor activities and its service areas, such as shelters, toilets and parking lots;\u00a0(base de plein air)<\/p>\n \u201coutlying circuit of a concentrated network of hiking trails<\/strong>\u201d means a hiking trail developed for recreational purposes, connected to a concentrated network of hiking trails, except for trails intended for motorized all-terrain vehicles;\u00a0(circuit p\u00e9riph\u00e9rique d\u2019un r\u00e9seau dense de sentiers de randonn\u00e9e)\u00a0 Figure 2D<\/strong> Peripheral circuit of a concentrated network of hiking trails, an interregional hiking trail and a concentrated network of hiking trails<\/p>\n<\/div>\n![\"This](\"\/wp-content\/uploads\/lien_externe.png\")
<\/a>\u00a0(chapter T-8.1);\u00a0(site arch\u00e9ologique)<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"\/wp-content\/uploads\/drapeau-texte.png\")
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The waterflow characterization key is used to differentiate waterflow in the watercourse bed from waterflow due to natural drainage.<\/p>\n![\"Water](\"\/wp-content\/uploads\/Water-flow-key-20mars.jpg\" "\\"Water")
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<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a> (aire de mise bas du caribou au nord du 52e<\/sup> parallele)<\/p>\n<\/a>\u00a0(falaise habit\u00e9e par une colonie d\u2019oiseaux)<\/p>\n<\/p>\n4<\/h2>\n
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<\/a>\u00a0(chapter A-18.1); however, for the purposes of sections\u00a03<\/a>, 5<\/a>, 19<\/a> to 22<\/a>, 47<\/a>, 50<\/a>, 52<\/a>, 54<\/a>, 55<\/a>, 57<\/a> and 59<\/a>, it does not include the repair, maintenance and closure of forest roads or the control of fires, insect epidemics and cryptogamic diseases;\u00a0(activit\u00e9 d\u2019am\u00e9nagement forestier)\u00a0<\/p>\n10<\/h2>\n
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<\/a>\u00a0defines the term \u201cforest development activity\u201d as follows:<\/p>\n\n
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<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a>\u00a0(chapter P-9.002);\u00a0(paysage culturel patrimonial)<\/p>\n<\/a> (chapter P-9.002), a land area that is of interest for its archaeological, architectural, artistic, emblematic, ethnological, historical, identity, landscape, scientific, urbanistic or technological value, within the meaning of section 2 of that Act;\u00a0(site patrimonial)<\/p>\n<\/a>\u00a0(h\u00e9ronni\u00e8re)<\/p>\n<\/a> (chapter A-18.1) or the third person to whom the permit holder entrusted the performance of the work authorized by the permit;\u00a0(titulaire d\u2019un permis d\u2019intervention)<\/p>\n<\/p>\n12<\/h2>\n
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<\/a> states that a person who intends to carry out work for the construction, improvement or decommissioning of a multi-purpose road must be authorized by the Minister on the conditions determined by the Minister. When issuing the authorization, the Minister will stipulate which forest development activities are authorized and will set the conditions that must be met when performing them.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/a>\u00a0(chapter A-18.1);\u00a0(plan d\u2019am\u00e9nagement forestier int\u00e9gr\u00e9)<\/p>\n<\/p>\n13<\/h2>\n
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<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a>\u00a0(\u00eele ou presqu\u2019\u00eele habit\u00e9e par une colonie d\u2019oiseaux)<\/p>\n<\/a> (chapter T-8.1) and intended for vacation, excluding land intended for the construction of a shelter;\u00a0(site de vill\u00e9giature isol\u00e9)\u00a0<\/p>\n15<\/h2>\n
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<\/a>.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/a> (chapter A-18.1) and the department within which the Minister discharges duties;\u00a0(ministre and minist\u00e8re)<\/p>\n<\/a>\u00a0(habitat du rat musqu\u00e9)<\/p>\n<\/p>\n18<\/h2>\n
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