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Public Agency, Public and Private Utility Right of Way Exemption 2025

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The document outlines the procedures and requirements for public agencies and private utilities in California to conduct timber operations that are exempt from Timberland Conversion Permit and Timber Harvesting Plan requirements. It details the notification process to the Department of Forestry and Fire Protection, tax exemptions for low-value timber harvests, and specifies conditions under which these exemptions apply. The document also emphasizes compliance with Forest Practice Rules and provides contact information for relevant CDF offices.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open it in the editor.
Begin by filling out the 'Timber Owner(s) of Record' section. Enter your name, address, city, state, zip code, and phone number.
Proceed to the 'Timber Tax Exemption' section. Circle the option that best estimates the total volume for this harvest in thousands of board feet (mbf).
Estimate the percentage of timber types to be removed during this harvest. Fill in the percentages for Redwood, Douglas-fir, Fir, Port-Orford Cedar, Cedar (IC, WRC), Ponderosa pine/Sugar pine, Other conifer, and Other hardwood.
Complete the 'Licensed Timber Operator(s)' section with their name, phone number, and license number.
In the 'Public Agency, Public or Private Utility Removing Trees' section, provide the necessary contact details including name and address.
Designate the legal land description of the timberland conversion in Section 5. Attach a map showing its location as required.
Finally, ensure all sections are completed accurately before signing at the bottom of Page Two.

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