Information

  • Document No.

  • Audit Title

  • Personnel

A- General Information

  • Licensee(s)

  • Contractor

  • In Attendance

  • Range Unit

  • Pasture

  • Date and Time of Inspection

  • Location (optional)

B - Inspection Method

  • Inspection Method

  • Area Inspected

  • Location inspected

C - General Comments

  • Comments about status (Note the presence of livestock, type, description/gates, use of forage, presence/location of noxious weeds etc.)

  • Comments about site weather/conditions

D - Compliance Summary

  • No = alleged non-compliance

  • Follow-up required (FUR) = more information or analysis required to assess compliance

  • Not Inspected (NI) = does not infer that obligations are, or are not in compliance

  • 1) Location and type of livestock

  • 2) Grazing schedule adherence

  • 3) Range developments

  • 4) Salting practices

  • 5) Average stubble height (key areas)

  • 6) Range readiness criteria met (key areas)

  • 7) Browse use levels (key areas)

  • 8) Riparian management

  • 9) Other RUP / Permit requirements

  • 10) Range Practices Regulation requirements

  • For each non-compliance (No) you must fill out the non-compliance summary page (form 544-C);
    *use the "Issued To" column on form 544-C to note which tenure holder(s) is in non-compliance*
    For each follow up required checked enter a comment on the inspection comments section (FS544-B or below)

  • Compliance Summary Comments

E -

  • Signature of Forest Official / Officer (I certify that this inspection conforms to Ministry of Forests and Range compliance procedures):

  • Signature of person receiving inspection report:(signing does not imply agreement with findings)

  • Attachment Description

  • Additional checklist

  • Other

  • Delivery Method

  • File #

  • File #

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