Change of Forest Management Practice Sample Clauses

Change of Forest Management Practice. Where SFNSW*, as the proponent of a proposed forest activity or where it licences or approves a proposed forestry activity, is of the view that the activity is not covered by the forest agreement*/IFOA* then SFNSW* may either: • Apply for an amendment of the forest agreement*/IFOA* to cover it and defer the activity until the IFOA* is amended; or • Resolve not to have the activity covered by the IFOA* and elect to deal with the matter under Part 5 EPA Act; or • Resolve not to pursue the activity. Planned forest operations* and other activities are considered in continuing agency consultations and forest agreement* reporting arrangements. When considering these proposed forest operations* and activities, SFNSW* will also liaise with DUAP*, NPWS*, and EPA on the proposal (and no less than 2 months before commencement). SFNSW* must carry out an appropriate assessment of impacts resulting from the proposed changes and each agency must consider the environmental consequences of any proposed changes in terms of their regulatory responsibility Notification by SFNSW* on the location and nature of forestry operations* will regularly (at least bi- monthly) be provided to NPWS*, DUAP*, EPA, NSW Fisheries, as outlined in IFOA* arrangements.
Sample 1
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Change of Forest Management Practice. Where SFNSW*, as the proponent of a proposed forest activity or where it licenses or approves a proposed forestry activity, is of the view that the activity is not covered by the forest agreement*/IFOA* then SFNSW* may: • Apply for an amendment of the forest agreement*/IFOA* to cover it and defer the activity until the forest agreement*/IFOA* is amended; or • Resolve not to have the activity covered by the IFOA* and elect to deal with the matter under Part 5 EP&A Act; or • Resolve not to pursue the activity. When considering proposed forest operations* and activities, SFNSW* will also work with DoP*, NPWS*, and EPA* on the proposal (and no less than 2 months before commencement). SFNSW* must carry out an appropriate assessment of impacts resulting from any proposed changes and each agency must consider the environmental consequences of any proposed changes in terms of their regulatory responsibility.
Sample 1

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