S.I. No. 67/1949 - Forestry Act, 1946 (Part IV) Regulations, 1949 (1949_si_67) | IE

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Reg. 1 S.I. No. 67/1949 - Forestry Act, 1946 (Part IV) Regulations, 1949 Open official source

1. Christian name (in full) and surname of the owner of the land the subject of the application (USE BLOCK CAPITALS).............................................

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2. Full postal address of owner............................................................

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3. Details as to the land :—

Area a. r. p.

Townland(s) which situated

County

Nature of Ownership, i.e. whether land is freehold, subject to annuity, etc.

Total area of woodlands on the land

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4. Total area of woodlands falling into the following classifications :—

Type of Woodlands

1-25 years

26-50 years

51-75 years

76 years and over

Various ages

Conifers

...............

........................

...............

Broad-leaved trees

...............

........................

...............

Mixed woods

...............

........................

...............

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5. Details as to felling and planting operations carried out on the land :—

During the past Year

During the past Ten Years

Area or No. of trees felled

Species

Area or No. of trees planted

Species

Area or No. of trees felled

Species

Area or No. of trees planted

Species

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6. Area of scrub or cleared land not replanted after felling :—

............................................................ ............................................................ ......................................................

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7. Name(s) of Garda Síochána sub-district(s) in which the land is situated

............................................................ ............................................................ ......................................................

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8. Purpose for which a general felling licence is required :—

............................................................ ............................................................ ......................................................

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9. Details as to felling and planting operations which it is proposed to have carried out and the period required for completion of same :—

............................................................ ............................................................ ....................

I hereby apply for a general felling licence in respect of the holding detailed at 3 above.

Signature *........................................................

Date............................................................ ...

* If the signatory is not the owner of the land the subject of the application, it should be here stated on what authority he signs on behalf of the said owner

............................................................ ............................................................ ......................................................

Form F.A. 5.

(DEPARTMENT OF LANDS.)

FORESTRY ACT, 1946

.

SECTION 54.

Application for a certificate of discharge or modification of a burden affecting registered land.

I, ............................................................ .................................... of ....................................in the County of....................................being the owner for the purpose of

Section 54

of the

Forestry Act, 1946

, of the land described in the Schedule hereto, as affecting which a burden has been registered in pursuance of the said Section, in consequence of the terms of (a).................. .............................. dated the .............................., hereby apply to the Minister for Lands to issue to the registering authority for the purposes of the said Section a certificate in accordance with sub-section (6) thereof stating that the said burden—

(b) has been modified in the following manner....................................... and (b) has been discharged to the following extent....................................

Signature....................................................

Address......................................................

Date..........................................................

To : The Secretary,

Department of Lands

(Forestry Division),

Dublin.

(a) Here state whether : (i) a licence granted under the

Forestry Act, 1928

; (ii) a limited felling licence granted under the

Forestry Act, 1946

; (iii) a utilisation (exempted trees) order granted under the

Forestry Act, 1946

; (iv) a general felling licence granted under the

Forestry Act, 1946

; (v) a replanting order made under the

Forestry Act, 1946

.

(b) Strike out either paragraph, if inapplicable.

SCHEDULE.

LAND AFFECTED BY BURDEN THE SUBJECT OF THE APPLICATION.

Townland(s)

Area

A. R. P.

Folio No.

Form F.A. 6.

AN ROINN TAILTE.

(DEPARTMENT OF LANDS)

FORESTRY ACT, 1946

.

SECTION 56.

Requisition for Reference of an Objection to a Referee.

Whereas the Minister for Lands has (here set out full particulars, including relevant date, of the action of the Minister which is the subject matter of the requisition (a)..........................................................

And, Whereas I (or we) being (here state capacity in which requisition is made) ........................................... object to the said action of the Minister in the following respects............................................................ ............ ............................................................ ............................................................ ............................................................ ......

I (or we) hereby require the said objection to be referred to a referee.

The following are the grounds on which the requisition is based............................................................ ...........

............................................................ ............................................................ ............................................................ .......

I (or we) enclose £1, the prescribed fee.

Dated the ............................................................ day of .................................................... 19 ............

Signature(s)................................................

Address (or Addresses).................................

.........................................................

(a) As to actions of the Minister which may be the subject of a requisition, see Section 56 (1) of the Act (printed on back hereof)

GIVEN under my Official Seal, this 18th day of March, 1949.

(Signed) JOSEPH BLOWICK,

Minister for Lands.

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10. Particulars of the said trees :—

Species (Use a separate line for each species).

Number

Age (if mature state so)

Whether growing in hedgerows, belts, clumps, plantations or otherwise

Name of field or other particulars as to the part of the land where the trees are situated

Whether it is intended to cut down or to uproot the trees. (If it is intended to uproot the trees for the purpose of transplantation insert here : " to be uprooted for transplanting ")

(a) An extract from section 35 (1) of the said Act defining the expression " exempted tree " is printed on the back hereof.

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11. Estimated value of the timber : £ s. d.

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12. Reason for proposed cutting down or uprooting

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PART III.

TREES PROPOSED TO BE CUT DOWN OR UPROOTED AND CLAIMED TO BE " EXEMPTED TREES " AS DEFINED IN SECTION 35 (1) OF THE SAID ACT (b).

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13. HEAD A.

Trees (if any) claimed to be exempted trees under paragraph (a) of the said definition.

(1) Particulars of the said trees which it is proposed to cut down :—

Species (Use a separate line for each species)

Number

Age (if mature, state so)

Whether growing in hedgerows, belts, clumps, plantations or otherwise

Name of field or other particulars as to part of the land where the trees are situated

(2) The said trees are not necessary for the ornament or protection of the holding on which they stand.

(3) The said trees are intended to be cut down for the purpose of using the timber thereof for (here set out intended user of the timber) :—

............................................................ ....................................................

HEAD B.

Trees (if any) claimed to be exempted trees by virtue of paragraph (b) of the definition of " exempted tree."

(1) Particulars of the said trees which it is proposed to cut down :—

Species (Use a separate line for each species)

Number

Age (if mature, state so)

Whether growing in hedgerows, belts, clumps, plantations or otherwise

Name of field or other particulars as to part of the land where the trees are situated

(2) The said trees are not necessary for the ornament or protection of the holding on which they stand.

(3) The said trees are intended to be cut down for the purpose of using them as domestic fuel on the said holding.

(b) an extract from section 3

b

(1) of the said Act defining the expression " exempted tree " is printed on the back hereof.

HEAD C.

Trees (if any) claimed to be exempted trees by virtue of paragraph (c) of the definition of " exempted tree."

(1) Particulars of the said trees :—

Species (Use a separate line for each species)

Number

Age (if mature, state so)

Whether growing in hedgerows, belts, clumps, plantations or otherwise

Name of field or other particulars as to part of the land where the trees are situated

(2) The said trees are dead or decayed or irremediably damaged and are useless for commercial purposes.

HEAD D.

Trees (if any) claimed to be exempted trees by virtue of paragraph (d) of the definition of " exempted tree."

(1) Particulars of the said trees which it is proposed to cut down :—

Species (Use a separate line for each species)

Number

Age (if mature, state so)

Whether growing in hedgerows, belts, clumps, plantations or otherwise

Name of field or other particulars as to part of the land where the trees are situated

(2) (a) The said trees are standing on land which was purchased before the 1st day of April, 1928, and was conveyed or assigned by an indenture dated the..................day of................................., 19.......... made between............................................................ ............................................................ .............................

(b) the purchase money (or part of the purchase money) of such land was lent to the said....................................on terms that the said trees should be cut down and sold and the proceeds thereof applied in or towards repayment of such loan,

(c) such loan was secured by an indenture dated the....................... day of......................., 19........., made between....................

(d) the sum of £........................ is now owing to.............................. on foot of the said loan.

(3) The said trees are intended to be cut down for the purpose of complying with the said terms of the said loan.

HEAD E.

Trees (if any) claimed to be exempted trees by virtue of paragraph (e) of the definition of " exempted tree."

(1) Particulars of the said trees which it is proposed to cut down :—

Species (Use a separate line for each species)

Number

Age (if mature, state so)

Whether growing in hedgerows, belts, clumps, plantations or otherwise

Name of field or other particulars as to part of the land where the trees are situated

(2) (a) The land on which the said trees are standing is the subject of a mortgage (or charge) dated the..................... day of............................, 19..., made between............................................................ ..........

(b) The said trees (or the said trees with other trees standing on such land) are a substantial portion of the security for the moneys secured by such mortgage or charge,

(c) The sum of £........................is now due to............................on foot of such mortgage or charge.

(3) The said trees are being cut down for sale with the intention of applying the proceeds of such sale in or towards payment of the moneys due on foot of such mortgage or charge.

£ s. d.

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14. Estimated value of the timber ......................................

I certify that the tree(s) which it is proposed to cut down or uproot is (or are) growing within the boundaries of the area specified in paragraph 3.

(c) This Notice is given by (or on behalf of) the owner of the land on which the said tree(s) stand(s).

(c) This Notice is given by (or on behalf of) the owner of the said tree(s). The land on which the said tree(s) stand(s) was sold before the 1st day of February, 1946, and was conveyed or assigned by an indenture dated the............day of..........................., 19......, made between............................................................ ...with a reservation to the vendor of trees standing on the said land, including the tree(s) the subject of this Notice.

Date.................. Signature(d)............................................

Signature of Witness............................................................

Address ............................................................ ..................

Occupation ............................................................ ............

(d) If the signatory is not the person by or on whose behalf this Notice may be given, it should be here stated on what authority he signs on behalf of the said person............................................................ ............................................................ .......

(c) Strike out whichever paragraph is inapplicable.

For Completion by the Gárda Síochána.

This Felling Notice was received by me on.......................................and it is hereby transmitted to the Secretary, Department of Lands, Forestry Division, Dublin.

The following are particulars regarding the last two Felling Notices lodged in respect of this land :—

Date of lodgment

No. of trees

Lodged by or on behalf of

1.

2.

Signature of Sergeant :........................................

Date :........................................

Gárda Síochána Station :........................................

Instructions for use of this Form.

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Preamble S.I. No. 67/1949 - Forestry Act, 1946 (Part IV) Regulations, 1949 Open official source

S.I. No. 67 of 1949.

FORESTRY ACT, 1946 (PART IV) REGULATIONS, 1949

I, JOSEPH BLOWICK, Minister for Lands, in exercise of the powers conferred on me by

Section 5

of the

Forestry Act, 1946

(No. 13 of 1946), hereby make the following regulations:—

1.—(1) These Regulations may be cited as the

Forestry Act, 1946

(Part IV) Regulations, 1949.

(2) These Regulations shall come into operation on the first day of April, 1949.

S.I. No. 67/1949 - Forestry Act, 1946 (Part IV) Regulations, 1949

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