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Title: Firewood regulation in New York and our


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Firewood regulationin New York and our
Dont Move FirewoodOutreach EffortsBruce
WilliamsonNYSDECDivision of Lands
ForestsApril 15, 2008
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2007 Survey in State Campgrounds in the
Catskill and Adirondack preserves.
Adirondack campers about twice as likely to
bring firewood from home.
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Campers thoughts about the dont move firewood
(DMF) message and the risk from insects and
disease Transported in the firewood.
They were very aware and Most of them agreed
with the message and the need.
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Campground outreach activities were fun and
popular
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The aftermath of attack by EAB
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New YorksDraft Firewood RegulationsApril, 2008
  • Definitions
  • Prohibiting imports
  • Restricting intra-state movement
  • NY-Approved Treated Firewood
  • New York-Sourced Firewood
  • Self-Issued Certificate of Source

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Firewood
  • shall mean any kindling, logs, chunkwood, boards,
    timbers or other wood, of any tree species, cut
    and split, or not split, into a form and size
    appropriate for use as fuel.

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Source
  • shall mean the geographic location (village, town
    or city), the firewood producer declares as the
    source of the firewood. All trees or logs that
    have been, or will be processed into firewood
    that is declared to be from the named source
    shall have been grown within 50 miles of the
    declared source, prior to being obtained by the
    firewood producer.

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50 miles
  • the 50-mile restriction shall be determined
    using the scale-bar on a New York State road map,
    atlas or gazetteer, from the village, town or
    city identified as the declared source of the
    firewood in question.

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Prohibition on Movement of Firewood into New York
State
  • The movement of firewood of all types and species
    into New York State is prohibited, unless it is
    treated and labeled according to the standards
    outlined in subdivision (d) of this section.

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Treatment specs
  • heat treated to achieve a minimum wood core
    temperature of 71C for a minimum of 75 minutes

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Restricting intra-state movement
  • The movement, sale or possession of untreated
    firewood is prohibited unless its source is
    identified, according to the criteria
  • Firewood that is not treated in accordance with
    section (d) may not be moved more than 50 miles
    from its declared source.

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NY-Approved Treated Firewood
  • firewood must carry with it the producers
    certification that it was heat treated to achieve
    a minimum wood core temperature of 71C for a
    minimum of 75 minutes.
  • certification, if provided by the producer, must
    indicate the producers name, legal address and
    declared business location (village, town or
    city) on a label, bill of sale or lading,
    purchase receipt or invoice attached to or
    accompanying such firewood sold or to be sold.

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New York-Sourced Firewood
  • designation may only be applied to firewood that
    has its source no more than 50 miles from the
    producers declared place of business (village,
    town or city), and wholly within New York State.

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  • Dealers of New York-Sourced Firewood shall
    provide, or make available to all customers, the
    producers name, legal address and declared
    business location (village, town or city), as
    provided by the producer, on a label, bill of
    sale or lading, purchase receipt or invoice,
    attached to or accompanying such firewood they
    sell.
  • Firewood that is not treated may not be moved
    more than 50 miles from its declared source

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Self-Issued Certificate of Source
  • Persons desiring to move firewood, for personal
    consumption (not for sale), that is not treated
    or identified as to source must obtain and
    possess a Self-Issued Certificate of Source from
    the department.
  • Possessor must specify the source from which
    the firewood is being obtained and transported
  • Firewood that is not treated may not be moved
    more than 50 miles from its declared source.

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Issues still to be addressed
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  • Ensuring local supplies
  • What about log-length firewood?
  • Enforcement?
  • Authorities
  • Resources
  • Penalties
  • Confiscation
  • Consistency across states

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