New Hampshire § 227-I-7 - Section 227-I:7 Elements of the Inventory and Assessment.
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§ 227-I-7. Section 227-I:7 Elements of the Inventory and Assessment.
The inventory shall include, but shall not be limited to, the following: I. Forestland ownership and management objectives. II. Quantity and quality of timber and forestland in the state. III. Efficiency of utilization of forest products. IV. Contribution to energy needs being made by wood. V. Status of forest protection. VI. Status of forest resources and benefits. VII. A description and evaluation of current public and private forestry programs. VIII. Evaluation of management status on public and private lands. IX. Analysis of present and anticipated supply and demand for the various forest resources in the state. X. Evaluation of forest-related employment and associated economic benefits, including, but not limited to, timber.
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