B8 Terrace Review — Wednesday, March 13, 1991

City considers G

- forestry projects —

Terrace city council is currently
exploring a couple of forest-related -
options. They have asked city
administration to apply for grant
funding for a Terrace Watershed
Management Study.

This doesn’t necessarily mean
‘logging our watershed, notes alder-
man Ruth Hallock, just studying
the options. At a Jan. 12 council
"Think Tank" session at Mount
Layton Hot Springs, however, it
‘was suggested that watershed
enhancement and selective logging
might be on the agenda.

In another outstanding issue,
council has asked their Forestry
Advisory Commission to identify a
local group or organization that

would. be willing to undertake a
site investigation and development
strategy for a demonstration-
research forest and museum. Coun-
cil only offered one guideline for
the study, the fact they have
already identified the Kitsumkalum
Mountain area as a good potential

site for such a project.

Council’s "Think Tank” offers a
little more insight into the potential |
of this idea. It was suggested there |
that an "Operational Research ther
Forest" would provide an educa- |=
tional opportunity for Northwest |.
Community College or possibly |
the University of Northem B.C.’s *
"Forestry Faculty".

One other forestry-related "Think: |
Tank" idea relates to recycling. It
was suggested that local sawmills
produce 100 tons of hog fuel per
day and by. combining this, organic
waste from the city’s landfill site,
waste nitrogen from the Ocelot
methanol plant and sludge from
our sewage treatment plant, @
marketable product — dirt —

could be produced. It would be,

however, pretty sophisticated dirt,
‘something like potting soil. The
idea dovetails with another

A dollar a tree from last season's Christmas tree sal
made up a donation to the R.E.
of $420, foundation representative

M. Lee Foundation CT
Marlene Webber says she's pleased
for the cause. Pictured above are Overwaitea produce manager Stan Doll, Webber and Overwaitea

manager Darrel Franzen.

es at the Terrace Overwaitea Foods store
scanner fund last week. It came to a total
with the continued support

ees

suggested project: the formation of
a Recycling Advisory Commission.

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