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TERRACE = The forest ‘ser.
Vice is Working on ‘guidelines to

blend: -logging::with preserving
scenery alofig-area highways,
_A ‘consultant has identified

Scenic spots along nearly 600km

of highways 16 and 37 and-those.
findings have been Passed along’

fo forest district - off ices :for
comments, Says @ Forest service “Wwanga- and scenery from’ cam-
“ Test. stops and

spokesman, ene
Those spots have been labell-
ed as high, medium or low sen-

sitivity, saya Lloyd Davies.'-? |
_ And attached to them are ob- -

Jectives if. how -much- or. what
kind ‘of dogging should - take
place and still keep Scenic values.

intact, he added. Lait
" “The .object is not: to ‘say

there'won't be any logging, bit _

the goal Is to try and design the
meet the objective set,” | said.

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Companies may make
separate f proposal is need a
Contractor will be responsible for direct dalive of specific

vices d that business opportuni for small a
gh competitive sub-contracting, ee

The schedule below outlines when RequestforProposals documents will be
available and closing date lor each Contract Area: os a

maintananee services and for ensurin
operators are retained thray

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region,”*-he continued.

pgrounds,
Fesidences;."- -

outcroppings, for instance, in

. Which logging could take. Place —
_ that’s “not: Teadily apparent,” -

said Davies,

ing could be selective @5 Oppos-
ed to clear cut, smaller, blocks

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7 tion visible from the: highway ©

kading toward Terrace didn’t
turn out as planned, says a
spokesman from the company
which did the work.

Dan Toumi of Skeena
Cellulose said more of the cut:
ting is visible than was first
estimated. a

He expects: the company to
return to the area this winter to
*“feather’? what is naw 8 fairly
distinct - horizontal line - that
marks where logging stopped.”

“The-final result was not ex-
‘actly what we had in mind,”

sald- Tuomi, “We - hope ta

design

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‘logging: on *
Hwyl6.— it would have too
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“The term we ‘used is visual
absorption: capability: — ‘there
. Could. be. natural ‘Openings ‘and -

__In doing so, the kind of logg-

~ Tuomi continued,

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“sight lines.

.. ProVide'an ‘idea of what will be.
jean ‘after ‘the trees shave been
cul... ws
Information fed into the pro-
° Bram tan provide’ views of a
pla ined logging show from dif.
ferent” viewing positions; he:
said
This’ kind of scenic assess-
ment has been done elsewhere in
_ the province but is the largest to
“date, said Davies, ,
He expects blans to be ready »
for public viewing early next
year,

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., Skeena Cellulose does have a
‘computer | modelling _ program
which gives it an idea of what an
area will look like after it has
been logged. =
’ But the kind of information
needed: on ‘the area cut wasn't
‘available and the company used
- Maps and manual methods in-
Stead, said Tuomi.
» “We did used sight lines and
va lot of Photographs. We knew .
we. were fairly close to & (near-
- by) recreational site,” he added.
“We actually had guys go in-
to the bush and:up the hill to
Sstablish those Sight lines,”

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