Tennessee § 11-4-701 Technical assistance

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§ 11-4-701 — Technical assistance

Tennessee § 11-4-701

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Tenn. Code Ann. § 11-4-701 (2026).

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The division is authorized to provide technical forestry information, advice, and related assistance to landowners, managers, forest operators, wood processors, agencies, organizations, and individuals. Such assistance and services may include:

(1)Inspection and examination of forest lands and forest products processing operations;

(2)Management planning and advice and recommendations concerning reforestation, silvicultural practices, timber sale preparation, and other activities that improve the forest resource;

(3)Advice and consultation regarding:

(A)Harvesting, processing, and marketing of wood and wood products; and (B) Management of trees and forests within urban areas;

(4)Protection of forest soil and the quality and quantity of water;

(5)Protection of the forest resource from

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The division is authorized to provide technical forestry information, advice, and related assistance to landowners, managers, forest operators, wood processors, agencies, organizations, and individuals. Such assistance and services may include: (1) Inspection and examination of forest lands and forest products processing operations; (2) Management planning and advice and recommendations concerning reforestation, silvicultural practices, timber sale preparation, and other activities that improve the forest resource; (3) Advice and consultation regarding: (A) Harvesting, processing, and marketing of wood and wood products; and (B) Management of trees and forests within urban areas; (4) Protection of forest soil and the quality and quantity of water; (5) Protection of the forest resource from insects, disease, and other pests; (6) Enhancement of wildlife habitat and forest recreation opportunities; (7) Authority to provide forestry vendor services at approximate cost; (8) Preparation and distribution of educational materials; and (9) Management of trees in urban areas.