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State of Wisconsin Section 77.82(3),Wis.Stats Department of Natural Resources Printed:05/08/2014 Managed Forest Law Order Number: Page 2 of 11 13-010-2015 Management Plan Amendment Your WDNR forester will monitor your management plan throughout the MFL entry period to address concerns that are newly present or newly identified since the effective date of your plan. Amendment might include changes in tree species, tree stocking, damage from weather(wind, ice, snow), insects and disease, forest fire, flooding, land management goals, new management information (silvicultural science), invasive species, fire management, riparian management zones, or presence of endangered, threatened or high conservation value species or communities. Landowner Goals Your management plan blends your goals with site capabilities and MFL program requirements to guide your land management. You identified the following as your goals: • Property Tax Reduction • Create and maintain a healthy and vigorous forest • Control invasive species Mandatory Practices Mandatory practices must be completed or in progress by the end of the year listed below. You are encouraged to work with a cooperating forester to establish and administer timber sales. Use the Forestry Assistance Locator to find a cooperating forester; go to http://dnr.wi.gov and search 'Forest Landowner'. Mandatory Practices Summary YEAR STAND(S) ACRES TIMBER TYPE PRACTICE 2025 1 33 Oak CLEARCUT REGENERATION HARVEST 2025 2 3 Aspen COPPICE REGENERATION HARVEST 2035 1 33 Oak CLEARCUT REGENERATION HARVEST Cutting Notice At least 30 days prior to cutting or harvesting timber, you must file a Cutting Notice and Report of Wood Products from Forest Crop and Managed Forest Lands (Form 2450-032)with your local WDNR forester. The forester must approve the cutting prescription before cutting may proceed. The cutting prescriptions must be within the guidelines of the Department of Natural Resources Silviculture Handbook and the Forest Management Guidelines. To read these publications go to http://dnr.wi.gov and search 'Forest Management'. Additionally, you must file a separate county cutting notice with the county clerk prior to any harvest. Property taxes must be current prior to receiving approval to cut timber. Cutting Report You must file a Cutting Notice and Report of Wood Products from Forest Crop and Managed Forest Lands (Form 2450-032)within 30 days of completing your timber harvest. WDNR uses this report to generate an invoice for yield tax based on the amount of timber products you harvested. You pay the WDNR and the payment is sent to your local municipality, which shares the payment with your county on an 80%-20% split.