(a) Name, address, and telephone number of the Working Forest Landowner(s).

(b) Name, address, and telephone number of the Designated Agent.

(c) Name, address, and telephone number of the timber owner(s) (if different from Working Forest Landowner(s)).

(d) Name, address, telephone number and license number of the licensed timber operator(s) conducting operations pursuant to the Working Forest Harvest Notice, and the person responsible for on the ground supervision of timber operations (if different from the licensed timber operator(s).

(e) Name, address, telephone number and registration number of the RPF preparing the Working Forest Harvest Notice and the name, address, and registration number of the RPF responsible pursuant to 14 CCR § 1094.11 if different.

(f) A legal description of the land, including acreage, on which the work is proposed to be done including the identification number of the WFMP.

(g) A statement that no archaeological sites have been discovered in the harvest area since the approval of the WFMP or approved deviations.

(h) A statement that state or federally listed threatened, candidate, and endangered species; rare plants; Sensitive Species pursuant to 14 CCR § 895.1; and species that meet the criteria under 14 CCR § 15380(d), have not been discovered, or are not publicly disclosed in writing, within or adjacent to the logging area, since the approval of the WFMP, unless the approved WFMP is amended pursuant to either 14 CCR § 1094.23 or 14 CCR § 1094.24, consistent with 14 CCR § 1094.8(h)(2). After the initial year the Plan is approved, prior to submitting the Working Forest Harvest Notice, a review shall be conducted of the California Natural Diversity Database or another public database approved by the Director after consultation with the Department of Fish and Wildlife for any species listed as state or federally listed threatened, candidate, and endangered species; rare plants; Sensitive Species pursuant to 14 CCR § 895.1; and species that meet the criteria under 14 CCR § 15380(d). When a Working Forest Harvest Notice is filed after the initial year the Plan is approved, it shall comply with the following:

(i) A statement that, based on a field evaluation, there are no physical environmental changes in the Working Forest Harvest Notice area that are so significant as to require any deviation of the WFMP.

(j) A certification by the RPF that states either of the following:

(k) Special provisions to protect unique areas, if any, within the area of timber operations.

(l) The expected dates of commencement and completion of timber operations during the year.

(m) A statement that the Working Forest Harvest Notice conforms to the provisions of the approved WFMP. If any aspects of the proposed operation are less protective than the current Board Rules and the FPA, an explanation of the deviation and how resource values will be adequately protected.

(n) An update on erosion control mitigation measures for the Harvest Area and any Appurtenant Roads if conditions have changed since the Working Forest Management Plan was approved. The updated erosion control mitigation measures shall comply with Article 12 (commencing with Section 923) of Subchapter 4 of, Article 11 (commencing with Section 943) of Subchapter 5 of, and Article 12 (commencing with Section 963) of Subchapter 6 of, Division 1.5 of Title 14 of the California Code of Regulations. Additionally, the updated information within the Working Forest Harvest Notice shall include disclosure of erosion sites from skid trails, skid trail crossings, or any other structures or sites that have the potential to discharge sediment attributable to timber operations into waters of the state resulting in significant sediment discharge and violation of water quality requirements.

(o) The type of equipment to be used for yarding or logging road construction.

(p) Instructions on felling, yarding, logging road construction or reconstructions, hauling, erosion control work, site preparation, erosion control maintenance, winter operations, watercourse protection measures, slash treatment and logging road maintenance.

(q) A verification that the LTO has been briefed by the RPF on the content of the Working Forest Harvest Notice and intentions of implementation to comply with the Plan.

(r) The minimum diameter of permanent culverts proposed for installation.

(s) A description of Lakes, Wet Meadows and Other Wet Areas.

(t) Description of the standard operating practice(s) to be implemented within the area covered under the Working Forest Harvest Notice.

(u) On a USGS quadrangle or equivalent map, of a scale not less than 2″ to the mile, the following information pertinent to the Working Forest Harvest Notice shall be clearly provided. Additional maps may be required to show specific details, and may be planimetric. Color coding on maps may be used if they are able to be reproduced in black and white maps and clearly show all details. A legend shall be included indicating the meaning of the symbols used. See the District Rules for the appropriate minimum mapping acreages. Maps shall be updated to reflect current field conditions.

(v) The Department shall make available a copy of the California Forest Practice Rules, or portions thereof, that apply to each filed Working Forest Harvest Notice.

(w) Proprietary information shall be treated consistent with PRC § 21160 and GOV § 6254.7.

(x) A certification from the RPF that no additional listings of water bodies to Section 303(d) of the Clean Water Act (33 U.S.C. Sec. 1313(d)) list have occurred on the lands of the WFMP since approval of the WFMP.