Forest permits & mining projects

The planned route, connection points and relationship to the terrain of a power transmission or telephone line are assessed using map data. Route information, field findings and project explanations are brought together to clearly present the areas crossed and the required use in the application. The output is a technical dossier setting out the forestry aspects of the line project.

The proposed site for a base station, transmitter or antenna is examined together with the facility layout, access requirements and surrounding forest structure. Location data, layout drawings and the technical explanations required from a forestry perspective are organised to present the project's land use in the application dossier. The dossier shows the facility's relationship to the forest area and the boundaries of the requested use.

The site boundaries, facility layout and technical data relating to forest areas required at the airport project's final permit stage are assessed together. Consistency between earlier studies and current project information is checked to prepare a dossier explaining the forestry component of the application. The output is an organised permit dossier showing the location and scope of the requested use through maps and technical explanations.

The proposed airport site's location, terrain and relationship to forest areas are examined using initial project information. Available data are organised for those seeking to establish site selection and land use at the preliminary permit stage. The dossier explains the proposed area and intended use through maps, providing a technical framework for subsequent project work.

The proposed location, dimensions and layout of the communication board are examined together with surrounding land use. Where the area requested for the board needs to be accurately defined in the application, a location map, site information and use explanations are organised. The permit dossier technically illustrates the proposed placement and its relationship to forest land, defining the boundaries of the use to be assessed.

For other permit requests under Article 16, the nature of the activity and information about the proposed site are assessed together. Site boundaries, available data and the scope of the necessary technical work are established according to the application's purpose. Maps and technical explanations are organised into a permit dossier that defines the requested use as a whole.

For other permit requests under Article 17, the project's purpose, layout and relationship to forest land are examined. Gaps in site data and project information are identified so that the use can be clearly presented in the application. The dossier brings together the requested area and activity through technical explanations, with its scope shaped by the specific project.

For other permit requests under Article 18, the area required by the planned activity and existing land information form the basis of the work. Project information, map data and technical assessments are organised according to the application's purpose. An application dossier is prepared that explains the intended use, site boundaries and forestry aspects of the project together.

The location, work boundaries, access needs and relationship to forest land of an archaeological excavation or restoration project are examined using project data. Map information and technical explanations are organised to define the site to be used from a forestry perspective. The permit dossier shows the excavation or restoration work area and its land use, clearly presenting the application's site-related aspects.

The fish production facility's layout, proposed area and surrounding terrain are examined together with available project information. Location, boundary and technical use information are compiled to show the production area's relationship to forest land in the application. The permit dossier presents maps and technical data explaining the facility components and requested land use as an organised whole.

The reservoir area, facility layout and associated work areas of a dam or pond project are examined using existing maps and project data. Site information and technical explanations are prepared to accurately present the boundaries of uses affecting forest land in the application. The dossier includes maps and assessments showing the project's spatial scope and its relationship to forest areas.

Technical information on the location, area and proposed activity of a licence request within a protection forest is organised. Site characteristics and available information are brought together to support an informed review of the requested opinion. Maps and explanations identify the area and activity covered by the request, providing clear technical application documentation for the opinion process.

The facility layout, use area and technical information relevant to a non-wood product processing permit request are assembled in an application file. Site boundaries and the scope of operations are presented consistently through maps, drawings and explanations. The deliverable is the permit application documentation; a feasibility report assessing the investment is treated as a separate service.

The location, operating approach and land requirements of a wood-using operation, such as charcoal, turpentine, tar or tree gum production, are examined. Technical explanations and spatial information establish the relationship between the production purpose and the site used. The permit application file presents the scope and layout of the requested activity in an organised form, providing a technical basis for assessing the land use.

Information on the site, vegetation and proposed operations is organised for a request to use trees and shrubs on land not classified as forest. Necessary technical assessments and existing records are brought together for the application. Unlike an inspection report, the file focuses on presenting the request and explains which plants, area and type of use it covers.

Current use of a site permitted under Article 16 is examined against the permitted boundaries and activity information defined in the file. The inspection identifies how the implemented work can be traced through records and any differences that need technical explanation. Field observations, measurements and relevant drawings are assembled into technical inspection records specific to this permit scope.

The current condition of facilities or use areas on a site permitted under Article 17/3 is examined alongside the layout and boundaries defined in the relevant permit file. The work helps explain the on-site implementation and compare it with the records. Observations, required measurements and maps are organised to present condition findings and a technical inspection assessment of the use under this article.

The current boundaries, type of use and activities on a site permitted under Article 18 are assessed using the relevant file information. The relationship between observed site conditions and records is established to identify matters requiring explanation or follow-up. Maps, field records and assessments document the inspected site's condition specifically within this permit scope.

The area, layout and scope of use covered by a solid waste disposal or sanitary landfill permit request are examined together with project information. The spatial relationships between disposal sections, facility areas and associated uses are clarified for the application. Maps, drawings and relevant technical explanations present the site boundaries and facility arrangement to be assessed from a forestry perspective.

The location, use boundaries and planned functions of a support area serving port operations are assessed technically. The layout of storage, access and other support uses is organised using project data. Maps, drawings and explanations present the scope of the requested use in relation to forest land and its connection to the port within a permit application file.

The location, land requirements and connection to the mining operation of a supporting infrastructure facility are examined using existing project information. The facility layout and associated uses are organised to clarify the permit request boundaries. Unlike documentation for an exploration or production area itself, the deliverable focuses on infrastructure use and contains site maps, facility information and technical explanations for a forestry permit application.

The area for mineral exploration, proposed exploration methods and required on-site use areas are defined technically. Exploration project information is linked to site boundaries to explain which areas and operations the request covers. The permit application file presents maps, layout information and technical assessments focused on exploration needs, as distinct from the production stage.

The production area, planned site uses and operating layout of the mine are assessed using project information. Maps and technical explanations align the boundaries of the requested operating area with the associated uses. Unlike exploration documentation, the permit application file sets out the land requirements at the production stage and the mine's layout on the site.

The location, use boundaries and features requiring forestry assessment of an area proposed for mining are examined. Site information, maps and technical explanations are assembled to prepare permit documentation according to exploration or operating needs. The work provides a technical basis for an application that clearly sets out the requested area and scope of activities.

The layout, footprint and relationship to other uses on the site of facilities serving mining activities are assessed. Technical information explaining the facility needs, area boundaries and maps are organised to prepare the forestry component of the permit application. The resulting file shows where and to what extent facility use is planned, separately from the extraction area.

The boundaries, access connections and existing land characteristics of the proposed cemetery site are assessed. The proposed layout and requested land-use area are incorporated into the permit documentation with maps and technical explanations. The work establishes the site and layout intended to meet the cemetery need, creating documentation that supports assessment of the application from a land-use perspective.

The proposed location and land-use boundaries of the storage facility, together with the layout of its associated safety area, are assessed. For underground storage facilities, site location information and land-use requirements are also addressed within the technical scope of the documentation. Maps and explanations present the requested area and the facility's land-use relationships for assessment of the application.

The site to be used for oil exploration or production, its working areas and the relationship between facilities and the land are examined. Exploration needs and the scope of production-related land use are considered separately, with locations, boundaries and activity descriptions organised in the documentation. The technical content makes the proposed use visible on maps and clearly explains the scope of the activity covered by the permit application.

The purpose, layout and land requirements of the proposed public service or facility use are assessed alongside relevant site characteristics. The area covered by the application is defined through technical explanations and maps according to its healthcare, education, sports, correctional, judicial, defence or security function. The permit documentation presents the facility's location and requested land-use boundaries as a clear and coherent whole.

The boundaries, access and arrangement of facility sections on the proposed shelter site are assessed. Areas intended for animal accommodation and care activities are incorporated into the documentation through maps and technical explanations in line with the project's overall needs. The work defines the shelter's requested land use and supports preparation of the permit application in terms of location and area coverage.

Proposed drilling points, working platforms and access requirements are examined alongside the site's land characteristics. The boundaries of the area to be used and the scope of drilling are defined in technical explanations according to the purpose of the work. The permit documentation maps the proposed land use and clearly identifies work locations and ancillary areas for assessment.

The proposed pipeline or road route is assessed in terms of land crossings, existing uses and the width needed for the work. Technical route descriptions and site boundaries are organised according to the requirements of the water, wastewater or natural gas pipeline, or road. Maps and explanations show where the linear project passes and the areas for which land use is requested.

The selected water well or borehole location, working area and site access conditions are assessed. The land use requested for water supply is recorded in the documentation through maps and technical explanations relating to the well or drilling area. Unlike documentation for general drilling work, the deliverable defines the site use specifically required to obtain water.

The location, species and current condition of trees proposed for felling on titled land are assessed alongside property information. Site findings, measurements and technical records are prepared to help identify the relevant area and trees. The work supports documentation of the felling request with concrete data and connects site-specific tree information with the scope of the application.