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1. RESULTS Training Woodlot Reporting to RESULTS Legislative Context and Submission Documentation March 2013 Mei-Ching Tsoi mtsoi@shaw.ca
2. Modules Legislative Context and Business Documentation Online Data Entry Basics Online Data Entry Demo ESF Submission RESULTS Canned Reports
3. Legislative Context & Business Documentation
4. Woodlot Legal References Forest and Range Practices Act (FRPA) FRPA s.29 (3) – Free growing stands for woodlot licence Woodlot Licence Planning and Practices (WLPPR) WLPPR s.76 – Annual reports (CF specifies form of an annual report) WLPPR s.78 – Minister may grant exemptions WLPPR s.83 – Relief or funding WLPPR s.84 - Declarations
5. Woodlot Legal References Forest Practices Code of British Columbia Act FPCBC70 – Silviculture prescriptions Woodlot Licence Forest Management Regulation (WLFMR) WLFMR s. 88 – Silviculture survey WLFMR s.88.1 – Free growing declarations WLFPR s.89 – Reporting obligations (annual report)
6. Chief Forester Memo to WL Federation – Mandatory ESF April 10, 2007 http://www.for.gov.bc.ca/his/results/Data-Integrity-Issues-for-Woodlot-Licence-Holders.pdf
7. http://www.for.gov.bc.ca/his/results/business.htm
8. Preparing Submissions
9. Woodlot Reporting Timeline Woodlot Licences Submission Deadline April 30 Jan 1 (calender year) Dec 31 (calendar) Activities/Milestones occurring Jan 1 to Dec 31 (calendar year) Harvesting – opening definition, SU’s, disturbance reporting, forest cover Silviculture activity - silv treatments, planting with planting details (seedlot, trees, exceed limit) Free growing due or passed – forest cover update* Declaration of FG milestone Not associated with submission deadline: SU Modification of stocking standards - Amendments with or without approvals – may occur anytime * Woodlots do not have regeneration milestone reporting requirement unless committed in WLP to regen Reporting to RESULTS can occur throughout the year and not limited only to the deadline period.
10. Generalized Lifecycle Reporting
11. Reporting Lifecycle * Post Harvest Forest Cover should not have NSR and reflect planting stocking, if possible. Otherwise, opening will have NSR until Free Growing
12. Submission Methods Submission to RESULTS: Forest Information Management Systems that can submit electronically to ESF (eg. EziLink) RESULTS Service providers Online RESULTS under One SU/one FC polygon scenario – non blanket CPs
13. RESULTS Access http://www.for.gov.bc.ca/his/results/ Must have a bceid account and authorized to submit to RESULTS
14. RESULTS Pre-Conditions Cutblock must be status of “HB” or “LC” Use of Exhibit ‘A’ Online Spatial Function FTA CP application with spatial by cutblock submitted Only one standard unit and one Forest Cover polygon created for the opening All of the above conditions must be met to use RESULTS online entry. If require more than one Standard Unit or more than one Forest Cover, then must use submit via ESF.
15. RESULTS – Technical Documentationhttp://www.for.gov.bc.ca/his/results/techDocs.htm Provides processing rules, dependencies, optionality, context of what information and where it is located in RESULTS – clues to which tables to look for. Online & ESF Submission Requirements – need to refer to both
16. RESULTS – Training Recordings & documentationhttp://www.for.gov.bc.ca/his/results/training/index.htm Refer to Training website for powerpoints, documentation, recordings or any upcoming training opportunities. More themes exists than what is shown on this slide.
17. References on RESULTS Website
18. RESULTS – Application Supporthttp://www.for.gov.bc.ca/his/results/support.htm