California AB442 amends the Z’berg-Nejedly Forest Practice Act to redefine terms related to nonindustrial timber management plans.
California AB442 amends the Z’berg-Nejedly Forest Practice Act of 1973 to redefine key terms related to nonindustrial timber management plans. The bill specifies definitions for terms such as "long-term sustained yield," "major stand type," "management unit," and "stand." It also amends Section 4593.2 of the Public Resources Code to include definitions for "nonindustrial timberlands," "nonindustrial tree farmer," and "uneven aged management." Additionally, it repeals Section 4597.22 of the Public Resources Code.
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