Lillooet Timber Supply Area

The Lillooet TSA, located in the southwestern portion of B.C., covers 1.12 million hectares. The TSA includes the communities Lillooet, Gold Bridge and Lytton.

The current allowable annual cut for the Lillooet TSA set in 2001 is 635,900 cubic metres.  This AAC will remain in effect until a new AAC is determined, which must take place within five years of this determination, unless the re–determination date is formally postponed according to the provisions of Section 8 of the Forest Act.

Current Timber Supply Review

The third timber supply review (TSR3) started in January 2004 and will be completed by the Ministry of Forests.  On March 31, 2004 the data package for the Lillooet TSA was released.

A key component of the TSR is the preparation of the a timber supply analysis.  In June 2005, the Lillooet TSA analysis report was released for public review.  

A brief description and full copies of the documents released for TSR can be found on the 'Documents' site.

Status/Schedule

Timber Supply Review starts	Data Package released March 31, 2004		Analysis Report released June 7, 2005		Allowable Annual Cut decision
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	deadline for public review June 7,  2004		deadline for public review August 8, 2005