EXHIBIT R Page 188 <br />b <br />> <br />(a) <br />Ze <br />ned F'2 <br />ab <br />ve <br />> <br />e <br />, <br />l <br />aer-e s Fid <br />4l <br />e-a <br />e <br />man <br />a <br />e <br />ment <br />euffef <br />y <br />b <br />g <br />, <br />periane <br />.elling. <br />Cti'V2tte -nTSUi1e <br />mks Encourage the consolidation of forest land ownership in order to form larger, <br />more viable forest resource units. <br />ml. Encourage the conversion of under productive forest lands through silvicultural <br />practices and reforestation efforts. <br />M._ Encourage the development of assistance programs, tax laws, educational <br />programs, and research that will assist small woodland owners with the <br />Management of their forest land. <br />n Lane C <br />ounty <br />recognizes th <br />at the Oregon Forest Practices Act shall be the only <br />mecha <br />nism <br />regulating the <br />growing and harvesting o <br />f forest tree species o . <br />comm <br />ercial <br />forest lands un <br />less Goal 5 resource sites <br />have been recognized and <br />identif <br />ied as <br />being more im <br />portant through an analy <br />sis of the environmental <br />social, <br />econ <br />omic, and ener <br />gy (ESEE) consequences <br />and conflict resolution as per <br />185 Exhibit B: Proposed amendments to Chapter III-C, Environmental Resources Element, Page 10 of 24 <br />Laurel RidgeSf frgl tdiae-Springfield Metropolitan Plan (Metro Plan). Page 507 <br />