Forest and Range Practices Act (FRPA) section 108
Last updated on May 25, 2022
Forest and Range Practices Act (FRPA) section 108 is a provision where the Government may fund extra expense or waive obligation.
See below for more information on FRPA section 108 and related sections of the Regulations. All FRPA s108 applications must be submitted through RESULTS.
- Using RESULTS for FRPA s 108 Applications (PDF)
- Forest and Range Practaces Act (FRPA) Sec.108 Applications for 2009 Wildfires Update (PDF)
- Further information on using RESULTS
Provisions in the Act and Regulations
- FRPA s108 - Government may fund extra expense or waive obligation
- FPPR s34 (2) b - Content of site plans
- FPPR s44 (1) - Free growing stands generally
- FPPR s46.2 - Requirements if free growing stand cannot be established
- FPPR s96 - Relief or funding
- FPPR s97.1 - Declaration regarding free growing stand obligations met to the extent practicable
- WLPPR s33 (4) b - Pre-harvest mapping
- WLPPR s35.1 - Requirements if free growing stand cannot be established
- WLPPR s76 (3) c (iv) - Annual reports
- WLPPR s83 - Relief or funding
At the district level please contact the Stewardship Officer for information on FRPA s108.
Policy Letters and Bulletins
- Letter to Licensees from Dave Peterson Oct 25, 2010 (PDF)
- Memo Re: Further Clarification for D Peterson October 25, 2010 letter on Forest and Range Practices Act, Section 108 (PDF) - this letter applies to Woodlots under section 83(1.1) and 83(3) of the Woodlot Licence Planning and Practices Regulation
- FRPA General Bulletin (Number 26) – Government may fund extra expenses or waive obligations under Forest and Range Practices Act (FRPA) Section 108 and Forest Planning and Practices Regulation, Section 96 (PDF)
Related General Bulletins
- 3. Use of the Term "Practicable" under the Forest and Range Practices Acct (FRPA) and Regulations (PDF)
- 20. Declaration regarding free growing obligations met to the extent practicable under Forest Planning and Practices Regulation (FPPR) Section 97.1 (PDF)
- 24. 20-Year Time Limit for Establishing a Free Growing Stand under Section 44 (1)(b) of the Forest Planning and Practices Regulation and the Mechanism for Extending the Late Free Growing Date (PDF)