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1 929, forms tha :i1:ra t rteviai r.m o:f the wor king .Flan for the

Gn&nga1"a working 01rele (lated 1st day of Ma rch, 1925 e.mi

211~pro11ed by tlle Governor in Execu 'tiv,e Cotmeil on the 11th

iny of Juno, 192!). SabJeot to the approval. of tho aovernoi,

.1n oounoil 1n ecoorde.noe with Seo ti on Zl of tho "'Forests

A011, 1918"~ 'this \tor.king 14mt shall remain in fol"co until

, the next perlodio revision which, oinu:inatanq.es p()rmi t'ting

ehall be aomp-n-tea on . el' ember, ao th, 1934 •

from an econo.r.nio \'iew-poin t tens of thou.sands

of aora e of this 1IJ'J)8 of country, apparently un-sm.i table

for nny 0th.er pu.rJ;i oGa , r cHi ui r e ii ttenUon.

i m :tavoi1r.able, tb.1 s belt oi' cou.n t r y shou.J.d I be st1i table :for I

daflni taly an ex_p er.tment to oe 'tiermtne t lie beai metbo,\s of

ostablleh1n·3 Plnua pine.star ·on this "type o:f country. _and al.so

whetb-,r any o thor apec.tioa t\re su.1 toe\ to the local.1 ty. i'he

reau1,la haTfi been au.ft1o1ently prom1s1ng to warrant a oon­

t1nt1Qnce of operations.

The res11l ta obtained du.rinc this il-an _poriod

w11.l determine the ac.,'tion. tQ be taken at tlla revision of 1:he

plan in ti Ye 7eru·e t1m,a.

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M?.li L004TIOti 1\!tD Sifili.

!1th& Gno.ngcra Working Plan Area 1s includea in

the swan Land Dia tr1ct and the li!e 'tropoli tan Forest D1str1e't

and 1B shown on 1rorol:lts De,partmant Plan Noo 417 (Lsn.da Depart­

ment L1\hog:raph U/40).

!Lue tota.l s.:re~ of Hind te:lij?ornrily resarvea

on .tune 6th. 1922 • for pine plantation pu.rposoa is 10'7 11 000

aorea C see Ms.p No .1 ) •

this :purpose in 1918 ( Soe :!We._p No. 2).

The tota.1 e.roa governed 'by thi~ .ff1tln ie 1,420

31 tu.a ted 3½ mile a to tha ;;,;·o at of U'ppor Swan

Railwa,- stsU.on mid roaohed. from that station in six miles

by the nearest road. Threa miles of tllia roo.d are ~cadamised

and three miles se.nd tr.nek.

!che i.ndigeno11s timber is only fit for firewood

a.nrl th& nae.rest m1u•kot f .o.r this r;roduot ie :Perth,20 mil&s

distant bj> road.

In Movembar 1916, the con~1e:rvator of Forests,

1!1"• o. :~. Lime-Poole, inepeo tea the country between wmnnerao

and the rlidland R &1lny w1 th a V!t~w to selec t:t11g 10,000 acres

of oount17 suitable for afforestntion "t':ith conifei·s. ¼'hie

extent of oou.nt:ry was oor1sid..ern<1 suffici €:,;J"l. to su_p ply the

eo£t-woocl requi rements of the state 1n 30 YHfU'li3 and from then

on in perpetuity.

on 27th November, Cabinet approved of this

plentlttg eoheme as sttbmi tted.

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In 1918 severitl 11,ca.tion~ hald within tl1e

s11rve1or, surveyeri o.nd fim.b-cUvidod 7,70 0 ~ores of the southern.

portion of 'U10 oountry nvailnblo.

I.noluded 1n this work wns the s11rve7 of tram­

l1nas 110 be aonneoted wt th W()$'t Guildford rand to mor-009 for

tho transport o:f firaworJd obtained fror!.l the area. v,lrnn olearing

11 ilr pine planting.

The lohomo for the devalop~Jnt of a firewood

bu.sj.:ruu.m wi 'th l·er1h w:am, how~rv0i-, rondore d abortive for the

4 • EUYSIO GR.A.PHY. -·------$'he country conaista uf undulsting eP.ndy hills.

interse.eted by SP.ndy flat.a with ~m,ill f11wamps ell o1' wl1ich

with the e:x:aeption of orlo in Locr.,tion 1]8!!8 e.ra d.ry during the

grae. tar part o·f the mimmer.

1'he geologioal formation of the a11rfaoe is

n:tlr1ng amid of 'tortiary age, and the soils vary from shallow

Stlnda over ao.f'feo rook 'to daeJ) ivhi te or yellow sands.

of the flats nro under.lain with a bed of ooff&e rock or brom1

sandstone wh1.a:h varies grea.tly in thickness from a :fow inches

to several feat. ·

A uoil o.nd vage tti. Uon type survey he.t-; been

pl.untaUon area.

Et t ·taohed as t'I.e,p No. 6.

The cl.ima ta is 1:1x tre. tropic&l with winter rains

du.ring 'the 11.lOnths of ?,:Iay to October snd long dry sunmors from

November to. Mar.ch, during which little i·ain 1m .:t·<ioorded.

5.

6.

~e iollcming r~cords from Perth with which

climate that of Gnsngara closely approximates, contain 1he

mBin points of intar@at.

Feb., tM.6; Ms,:roh 81 .. 1; April 't5. O; Mey 68e 6; Jun.a tl3e 8; July

62.6; Aug., 63.8; $$p't .. GG.i;;; oct. 69.l; JJOVo 75o2; Dao .. so.a; Yearly mae.n minimum 5540 J. 0 11' .. t!tU'lo 65.2;

»18 b. fj3.3; ).§'nrch 60.r/; April 57.(>; MeJ 5t:. 3; June 4904 9 July

4'1. 6; AUB• 48.l; Sept. ~(i .z; Oote ~2.7; IiOVe ti6., 6; Deo" 60. 5;

Average per year for 52 yonra 34.37 inches.

Jan.,.3.4; Feb • • 46; Morch.Bl, April l.65; Me:y 4.97; Juno 0.94;

On the aarui. h1lla which Qover 1he greater part

of the area governed by thl s working :i:ile.n tha tree apoeies

ea'.J. o.phylla o:f poor :form ,woui:o .in mi xtux 1;1 wi 'th the s.bov@

f-}cat1erecl throughout and xantho:t· .rhe.ea :pi.~eie1..:;U. rrlnti. l::t-mthorrhe.ea

htuntlia occur aom-<1'Um-as eo~ltt1t.irocl nnd t}.t others densely..,

A full a.eaor1ption of tha vn.:riou.a vege ta. ti ve

't1J)ea 1B c.ontailned 1,n ap_p0ndix m,. lit

'U1r~ plantation commenoer.l 111 lr.iuoh, l.925 Wi t:r1 the building of

an Overseer's house end stab1,,s 9 the oleni·ing of e. Uuraery eto.

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,1· ith.or1t rr.!m1lt.

41 · .:• ·-•~ ,1 ; ,· \ 8 I• llffif,) J. . ,!. .,, f; ) (.\ " _,, I

,') :i. -~ / •~ o.n

'zl'.ri..i s 4 mile st:r atah

HOS1<l oon-

s tru.otion on this typ"3 ~:f~ r.:Hnmtr-.1 i s v~n•;y c11:p on 8iV.G_ ~ma. tbe

conr~ t. rao tton of a 1·<:H1.tl to 1;i ::.q:.rncot tb(~ phrntr-1tir:m w:ttn. ths rr:-t~in

·( ',) ·)•. _Ii_·, ,1 al_ 0. -~1u ·,··ve •r ,:.Ii ~ ·"' .. "',:a;~ •

O:ri,~im.; l NtJ.mbi)t i w;,- .. ··~~-... --~--.. ---· .. _ ... ___ .~ ..

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121.i,

120

11?

116

116A

117

lL? A

ll!i

114

114A

ll.:l

118A

118

10(,, _(

10(,

12}

12.4

125

128

129

130)

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2

4

6

7

8

9

10

11

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17

18

19

24

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.- ·na :found to be 1.mpom:;ible t ,'.> t~conomici,.Ll;ii cope 1-! ith the

t:hrou. g·h the hot m ont:.hr:; .

to the origim~l O\Vner and a new alto ~J •,:,nred t1fa,jac ont to the

ovare:eerts house on 1boa.tion t:'828. 'This nur.;ery ia lm.o wn

Trouble •,·ws s lso exne:rienoed here

it l>eing f ound lmpooislbl~ to ndae pl ~:\nti..1 big enou.gh ·for

pb'.i.nting.out in on-a :~ian~on irnd if left for two r.:19aeo11s 1fiere

too lf),rge. s~tiof:F.t<>tory l ~Jtook coult1 probaol~r bo rBlsad l

here but th is type 1:.-- c ost l,\r oomp11 red ••11th tho c,><1t of'

:ra.i atng seedl inge. fa more f evouretle loa~lit y wes looked

for nnd an ura.n loc.", ted nei=i r t h0 \'ast o:cn houndr.;r t : of G;)mpert-,

ment 25 on Loo;:, tion W2U. 1' i'l i .,:; llUl' !:tery if.\ now 1,1011 esta.h-

1 i Bhed r.ntd

( ,.\) ? re P~' :n-::i t l on of .~r ou. nci f :;, r '? llrnt in f:~ ~ ________ .,.,,..,,..,,,,._ ..•... --~·-·----· .. · ··

.. , . ..., ' :i y

by t ho .instru.otioni:~ sot out in the /,ir.mw.~1.

iJp tn tha 2dth .ti'et.Jr11.B:i:·y, 1929. the ·following Com-

pa.rtm-i:,nta rH~ve boon cloEred ,mci burnt 1.l.p:- 1, 2 , ,. 4, .5.

The i.,trlpt:• on the fir~brM,~ Sil.rronnding CompeTtmente

1 to 10 have 1>e1:::n grubhod rn· plol.l.~';hin~o

Inves tlgr1tions into t h~ ho~vy mortalit;v u mong the

pines on liH:3vert;l comD f-ittments sh owed t h&. t t h1J puraoitism of

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~l'h0 tQt t:'l l a r ~~ n oJ' .hmd izl e1', :t~d inoluding fi:r.e,..

l>:r.•~ -filt8 1a ;\14J nor(HJ pl.un l'k ~l.!H.'f;\$ whioh h r- ve 1rnen ol m>\ r­

f(:')11,~d but not biu·:nt.

2. 1.J u,l t l vti t ion ()f Cr trn.nd.

!his hoe been o ~rrled out only prior to planting

Th ,0 aol~ obJ-0ot ts to er~HUO'-:).to the· in f.! i g @oua so:rub s nd so

:re~tu0e th e oompetitlon f or moiHtu1·e in th.,:~ summer montha.

J~.x p 1:n· ime1'lt h r.,:s sho;im t i·rnt plou.e.hlng lfi the only

~1H:1 tho d ;;if oul t .ivt1tion th e. t :.,n 1. 3'..10COl ,,, blf i.tlly 11-1n,d lo t~ t0 th\,_)

I, orub.

Gru.bl1ing t ~rn :::; O/ Ub t':rom tho :_:pots ::>n wh ich the

little pina a t ,1ro11gh. th9 f:lrk1t ~nunrne:r, bu.t t he ecrn.b raoov f,red

and ~:,, hoavy mort~lity oo,::mrrad du.rin1? the sa oon<l su.m.'l'!e,u-.

Ploughing €, 11 cli:rnp ~nd orom:,; ploug hing to a si!'I11lar

d npth hr,f.S boan fou.na to );; iv-a m1,,s t }Hit! ~:rf :'::ctory- 1·ea u.lts to d F.'.1 t~,

but ploughing thr~e tirn0a is r:s.11':l,, being ·tried.

M~ny e~:p ,~r1ment ~, h:~r'II!? bea,n oa r riad ou.t v1ith di. tf e-r­

. ent me thod a of cul t, ivHtlon a nd t 1i 0 2e w11·:h. the riH!illlts n:re

en tered in the Oomp,,.rtment :t"$g :i.t,1t ,~r.

3. r,1~.A us_. Compartmen t i).: l 1s< n<i. 2 were pl~ . .n t,a<i vrith '.':l inu.a p.instter

Com11a:rtments 3, 4. ;,,md. 7 were plantoci;::

·_,,,1th Pinus pim1.l.:)ter spaced 7' 1t 7' in 19 27. 0 ompr1- r tm on ts 6 and··

7 ;'n:1ra _pltmted with Pina.fl pinns t. er sp i;:,c~d 7' x 7' in 1928.

A totr!!.l tar ew o f 187 i: t:HJres hes bean pl~;nted sinoe

,701,•k oomr.(l~t.taod 1n 192.5 to ,2Bth J? etirutu·y , 1 9:~9.

V~rious w.,inur ing <ncpariments hw;.re lrnen oarriod out

a't pl a.:uting end t.heae t ng~ t.h,1r with ra:ar1lt B s. re ~ntered in the

Compartment rg6i st ore

.r:-x·p t•r:lrnent n l -,;, lot. ~; o f t he foll()W'J .. n f~ fJ p~ciel:'f hove

be e n e at n bl ia b.ed : - ? iniHi t ;,1 ::,d ,., . E-' i c tiJ.1 iJ r:>.r Hm ~~'l. , f:? inu s

m ;u· 1 ~ .. ~ t; ;,i 1:1n d C inus C on l t c.~1' l i ~

l ull Ni'.t tie·alr-a,l' S of f.l! ll t he p,lr;,.n t. ing ,1ork M ,rr ied

out a,nd the r e~n.l t s obt~t 1n{! d t o d,1 t a 1.n:·,¼ an t er r:;d in \'.h e Oomp~:rt ..

4. Gr~aing t1nd ;):rote-otion ~i.£.ins t f .n.1,r.i~~..!.

Gra ilnf; Wei s no-t pa.emitted on t h~ Horkin.g (Jlral n

during the llll Ht pl an per 1 od .

It ,~ ,rn thou,g ht thro t r ~1 bb.it(a r:n d brush k r.,ngar t}O fS

might ca use chimr:i.g e and tha first 3()0 a cres to be t.r e8 ted was

f e noe d with ra t.ih1t pr·oof t·,:.mt:iin g , ;,ut n o 9ffort was mad e to

Although

,. ?err.rn.nent ? .l. r, ! l t . __._. ---• ... ---

Jh ~~ \:mil d 1nrJ$ eons :L s t :>f on~ C,ver~il') fl :l:' ' s oot;t 0.ge

(t yµ~ Jf . J.> •. 6..t~) St m'.i'>les (Tyra ; •. r.; .. ~) 6 p.,rta 'o l !?.- huts htJ Va

h~-en pro•tided for tho us~ o f: ce.aua l emplo y eas.

A \.'lell hl!l.S: bean sank a.djsoent to h P.1ld qu.a t ter s , r-.,n d

,H. ninamill ,md 2, odo g;a.l. tenk ~m d Btancl ar aoted. Thie

oru,1.1res e pl entifal 1311p ply .,-,f w~ter f n · h.OllKH) 1-ind gard.en.

A l nr ge s c~la mRp showing t r,. e locrn tion of the

\)ti.:lld.ingc1 and !) tha:t y1e1·nv,rnmt i mp1·ov1J1.nB.nt ~:, ce:cried. cmt on

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A talephone line ku,rn been oonatruoted to ooruhitat

Guildfo:e•d t: :ir.ohtttng@.

G. f . .xpend1 t;ure • ...........,._,. _ _..,. _ ...... ,.,.-.. -

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t- "'· · - ,:., sta 611 sii-

. Y'e~r. J:':' 01·nuiirnnt :~l i:mt ml)nt of

-. PlHutr.1 ti on. '----·--------------

1925 - 15/9/27

16/9/27 l;'>/9/28

1&/9/2U - lS/9/ ?9

96. 7 • ., l )i~.

1 Total •

:t1080.12.8i

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7. QBJE.crs OF MANAGE.i\{}:.NT.

To render produotive oy affore$tation

with conifers the large areas of land whioh at present show

extremely po0r for0at growth, and which, a s far as is now

'.known arG unsu:l.table for any other purpose.

:-eo e.soerudn tha most economical method

of r:rntablishment of Pinus pin~l star, ~.1nd other species, and.

to ootain in.d.ioe,tions of the growth .,;1hioh will be m..ri.de by

these spea1es of oonife:ts, on thia cl.,1.8i:: of crnmt:ry.

'ro pr;;id tw n :ln p.a:rt t hn f n t 1:1:r,:J soft wood

dam~i nd.s of' the Sta te.,

8. ,:UHDIVISIOU.

Pu.ture su.bd i vl g ion w.U 1 oonfo:r.m flS olrrnely

ae possible to the inatrn.~tions set out i11. the Mimual and any

amending oironla.ra, ref1.:">rring to this work.

J!;:.!t.iati:ng sttodi vision ,9.nd e.ny f1U"ther sub­

division enrried ou.t ,.ltlring the period of this pl~1n will be

shovm on Map Mo.;. attached har@to.

r11he arett of .500 to Goo acres bounded on

the sou.th by Looation 2516 and. El'itat and w,,nit by Nos. 5 and 6

S0t1th s:purs 2"08l)t)Ctivoly ,ln.d the m~1i.n l .Lne OI.l the Hor th Will

be subdivided . •

9. SYI.VICUL'l'UHAL SYST!~~L

fJ.'lH~~ oonvarsion of the aomfH1rat:i.1rely poor

·;!,U.<rn.1~rpt awl Dfj n fts :L:, :-fE'J:Wth :i.nto oonif. 01:·mrn fo r r,rn t by ale-9r­

ing .smd planting.

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l 1 ,tel y in th~ Vi!i!W o-f present knowledge to g :1. ve the most

!Jf.-1tiafn ctory reonlb°J on thit:1 ,,:or}cing Ciro.lf:l, mo will,

J: inua on rih&ea , Pinu. s t ~e d:r~, P.ln11s vnlu.r~l.rl ::; , l1 inn° m:1.x·i o r ta

type of oountr:.1 ~1111 bo co'!n9let 0i.l .

·oe CHHTied out in the ordar given '\lalOY.1 :nnd s111i>Ject to

( a ) Otil1s6 tion of Indigenous T_ln_J_hi_dr_. --------- -" --~-f r om t h e Wi:n·kin g: Ci.role.

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(b) CJ.,L.1 .\ !JJG·.

All Bonki:,ia a nct. an1 other timber up to 12'l

dinmator is :falltad gron.nd l ev~~l. 'Phis li es for s.t

as follows:-

J...11 big tirnbar ~ta.nd in g wlt h i.n • FIY.E .. • t, ·•

/i a :l.t ls ot::sa11t .hl Uu:::t ,:1 good. btU.'n be

o·bta inoa ~)lJ. (Ul1:ntr-;1 nHrnt b(} -protaatad from :!"ire for

( o) .PLOUGHillG. ----.-~ eult1v~t1on before planting 1$ osa ent i e l in or der to

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~; p tJ· n·,)2;. ,., ~r.,. nr· "~ ~ ~ •• ~ • ' ,!.. ,· V,A-J.J.f \ ,.. . - ~

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w'hieh to aetarrains t itt:1 totation of any l~)?eoiee grown u.nder

lo cal oondit ion~.

It is co:nsiderecl. ho:l'feve.:t, th!i.lt the rotation

for f? i.nus pinBster in t his loo a.li ty will o~ not 1~1e:i/! than

l). ?HRSC!U.P'flON.

(~:;.) Utili aa tion of lndilllen-011~ Timb(~,1', ..

A.pproxinmtoly 110 acres of first-olia~s Ban.ltsia I,,; :· .. )' ,:.:

00·11ntry beoo.me-e avnila.ble ti~oh yrw:r. It is inadvisnblo to ::

eillow ,,., liUrge:r a 2·a& t11-:,. n thi G to o e <nit over unnually owtng

to the d1.t:f13lllty of' cibt uiuing a aati 1:.,f,1HJ tory burn. wheu

,An s.raa. must be aolil e t la ,.: i:lt t wo ye~s prior

(b) .l?reoara tion of fJ; r Q,.u1ll. f o:r- i:ll titlltin::;;. --· ----- ____ ... _.. -- . - ...l,~.-

Olea.ring will bo ~s.rried ou.t ,'::3 t a.n a ven.tgo

r fito of 'llO a cre s per ouwn in order t, o pn,vlde 1 00 aares

of pl wi ting oou.ntry :t:'!.nnru.~.lly.

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'I J~-"~ J:t O 1)~;u,~ ;._ ~-. 'r ~\) ·: Jfl' !Jl~\o rj; P. .... --....----..... -, ......... ,__,.. ____ ,,._ .... __ , ----------·-----"'"------- ~,: 15 .• 16., l [J

.' . l93G - 31 20 t 21 t t,;? , 2 3

l;) J l

:; , ~,.l , :.' 2., .33

9 2

126

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dm."iU.g th •:i, :porioi.'l of tn!a plen. .t t :ls f (:!Bl" ad t h i:: t t ne ro mo ,,a. l

'11h i 13 w :ntl ,i rt:t in

(o)

----•····- ·- ----

1929 (J t ;'4 , . 53

1:13(> 1)' lb, 19 . l '.1 . 11 0 .

1931 20 , :;;: 1. ri f "• J:,.t: , 'J :z •• ;J .i.. ? b

19;l2 ll, .l. 2 , 13, 14 110

1935 20 ,. •'•7 I:.

' 2 " "·-' ' 29 lOG ( 1-) n pr o~ • )

'1 t ' . ( d) .Nu;rsei" y Up<~ra ti ons. ,.,_...,....

5ilw1.ng .,,.. ill be Cr.i. l'l'led OU. t d!ulng the

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this nurs.1u·y am':! ',till coritoriso l stoc4• . 0 :;_;~ xperiment, a ~ill irn corr i•J<l out in EeD.dquarters

Nurse:ry t .o ra1sa l i!l tock. I

See rl will be . .. q

ana t J10 :resultant plm1ts linod ou. t during tho fo Uo1.i,ng July. ·,

( i.1l) R19fi~lin..3.

Shon id f 1.,1ilu :cea in any s tv, son ffJr.{.3ea d 10•,;, for b' x 6 t

1)1r.m ting or ,'J. for ? ' :r 7 ' and 8' 1r H' r~f 111 iner. i~m.st o c

e_;itione.

(f) su.ck:e:r J.${!.ehirnr,. ---··---------

Gruzin.f1 of tmy i;;ort will 1><? at:i s rHut~l:9' }HOhib1ted

on the fenoed port.ion of th~ :;:, orking e i.rcle d u1·l .n g th ia

p~r 1od ~1f tho Pl a n.

The exl.'!0. comprioing Comp~i rtm1::nts:s 1.; to 25 will 'be

"'i~

.. ,·

It v1ill p:roM .. bl :.r b(') neae:'13$.l'Jl to f~n<H~ an nd.clltioni:-11 ,:::.

argf.i before P ,ie Plnn p ,n-i:,.:t te.:rmlne:-.t~ t . :i'hlo feno~ wlll

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Typo no. 3 :f encG, as aho-:-m in tht;! J!'orostera•

Mununl w 111 be c, ona true: to <1. .i1o sul ta have shown tlla t

r,:1.bb1 't pro~')f :fanoing is uo t '+'v'arranted at tho present stage.

15. li'IHE OONTI{OI,. • ................. __ _ fho whole o:f' HH? Working Ui rel o s hnll be <:0nHicl (1re cl

oomrmmoing with thlll aurmw r o'f: l~J:,o that inos

from tho sm1th Weat corner of l~oca.Uon ~Ht-~8, on the south

by the Northern boundary of to1Hi tion 2bl6, on the I•:ast by

oompar tmonte l&.14, 15. 18 a.nu on the Morth by 1ocH11. Uon

2828 will be proteatod from fi r e.

A ploughed strip io feet wide will be ms in\oin~d

~rou..nd tho ex te:rn~l bound.nriee of the block :f orrnad by

Gomp""rtm.0nts lfi to a5 a.nd also e.rou.ntl the :~ econd H<r es. as

-.'m tlined a bo ve .

tho off leer rernpons11,la f o:r. ·urn 1H1r:ryiug o u.1. o:f thrf .,n·oviaiona

p:r.ot0otion is bountled by urw1<Hi. rad. l~.m'l , a hounda:ry strip

10 ohaina wide of this land ls burnt oftan enouKh to µrevent

e.n tmoontrollec1 fire coming into the pt·otaetea a r ea.. Direct-

iona for thiR burning will be given each year by the Forestar

in Charge o-t .Metropolitan Vls.n ta Uons.

~hroughout the aleared aroe. firebreaks as shown on

tho a.oc.ompe.ny1ng plan will be aonstructed. a.r1d maintained in

Hcoordanoo wi.tl, the ins true tiona <Hmtainad in the Manual and

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11he looation i,,m ~ m1ii e:int.r.' "s naccHM:at t, ry fo:r t h:~ au.ppro~}aion

()f an.:t firos whioti m1~y ., ,·rh_:i,~ on th ~~ prott.HJ ted ~,;xo~ will l>o the

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( b) O vm~-,~r tment !~ !Hi ,}:r:,;,;r:c imont l~(:)g U:1t,Jr.

A Hogh1te:rr Will be k ~pt Hettin~ OU t the traet1n0nt

r~cei ve4 by ernoh co,rn;w,rtmant vi:1. - m~th Jct 8 .o f oJ. wring. oul­

tl '1'1J ting. pl&nti.ng etc., th<1 or:l. ,£1 U!i o'f _,D,11 planting atook,

or tgin of se-ed &nil 1.n £:fr.:,a•·t, f ull .infr.:i1•mr:, tio11 -on e~:r.·y polnt.

11 .. c0ly to p1•0·11e of inter~st r-, t o. l f:iter d t; te.

( o) 11w.2,rk1!!a Pht~ o~rol.

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