Regulations made under the Forestry Act of 1951
Made 1951-08-23 · Text as of 2026-10-01
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- Language
- English
- Kind
- Regulation
- Organisation
- European Union
- Country
- Canada · Prince Edward Island
- Subjects
- Forestry
- Keywords
- forestry protection measures, timber extraction/logging, forest management/forest conservation
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THE FORESTRY ACT Regulations Made by His Honour the 'Lieutenant-Governor-in-Council on the 23rd day of August, 1951. 1. No person shall cut more than two acres of forest land or more than twenty cords of pulpwood or pit props in any calendar year without first having obtained a permit from the Minister. 2. Persons requiring a permit to cut more than two acres of forest land in any calendar year must file an application with the Forestry Division, of the Department of Anriculture and Forestry stating: (a) The area proposed to cut; (b) Total area of woodland. 3. Permits granted shall be in a form approved by the Minister. 4. The Minister may require the person or persons to whom a permit is issued to cut only trees of classes and types which the Minister may define. 5. Any person buying or shi pping pul pwood or pit props in the Province must obtain a license from the Department and pay therefor a fee of Five Dollars ($5.00). 6. These Regulations are effective from September 10th, 1951.