11 AAC 95.270 - Designation and marking of a riparian retention area
(a) Where timber
retention is required and where the required riparian retention area abuts or
is within a harvest unit, an operator shall mark the limits of the riparian
retention area before harvest begins. On private land in Region I, marking of
riparian areas along Type I-C and I-D water bodies is not required.
(b) The following standards apply for marking
a riparian retention area that abuts or is within a harvest unit:
(1) each marking must be visible from
adjacent markings;
(2) marking must
be by flagging, painting, or another identification system.
(c) A water body or its timber
retention area must be marked while the area is free of snow cover that would
prevent accurate marking, unless a water body is large, incised, or otherwise
identifiable when under snow cover.
(d) A tree on the boundary of a riparian
retention area is within the riparian retention area if over 50 percent of the
diameter of the bole of the tree is within the riparian retention area. For the
purposes of this section, a diameter of the bole of the tree is measured at
four and one-half feet above ground level or at the top of the root collar,
whichever is higher.
Notes
Authority:AS 41.17.010
AS 41.17.055
AS 41.17.080
AS 41.17.115
AS 41.17.116
AS 41.17.118
AS 41.17.119
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