Exempt small projects from fire hazard reduction agreements

Added a period to the end of the bill title line for proper punctuation formatting.

Changed the definition of 'small-scale activity' from a single log truck load to two log truck loads, each with a maximum of two trailers towed in tandem, or less than 10,000 board feet.

Added requirement for a written exemption certificate for certain minimum slash hazard activities, including small-scale activities and firewood harvesting.

Modified bond requirements to allow partial release of cash bonds exceeding 200,000 board feet upon satisfactory completion of slash piling for compliant operators.

Updated the definition of 'minimum slash hazard' to explicitly include harvesting sawlogs or firewood as examples of noncommercial or small-scale activities.

Reduced the definition of 'small-scale activity' from two log truck loads to a single delivery, and lowered the volume threshold from 10,000 to 5,000 board feet.

Adjusted the maximum bond amount threshold from 200,000 board feet to 100,000 board feet for partial bond release provisions.

Added line numbers and formatting changes throughout the document for legislative tracking purposes.

Added new definition for 'minimum slash hazard' to cover debris from noncommercial or small-scale activities like firewood harvesting, weeding, and pruning.

Modified the definition of 'small-scale activity' to allow up to two log truck loads (each with two trailers) or less than 10,000 board feet, increasing the previous threshold.

Added provision that minimum slash hazard activities may be exempt from entering into a full fire hazard reduction agreement if a written exemption certificate is obtained.

Updated fire hazard reduction agreement requirements to specify that minimum slash hazards do not require a full agreement, only an exemption certificate.

Adjusted bond requirements to distinguish between standard agreements and master agreements, with master agreements using umbrella bonds based on average annual volume.

Increased the maximum number of log truck loads allowed for small-scale activity from one to two

Raised the board foot limit for small-scale activity from 5,000 to 10,000 board feet

Added clarification that each load can have up to two trailers towed in tandem

The definition of 'small-scale activity' was changed from allowing up to two log truck loads to simply one log truck load with a maximum of two trailers, removing the explicit two-truck limit language.

The volume threshold for small-scale activity was reduced from 10,000 board feet to 5,000 board feet, making it harder for operations to qualify as small-scale.

The bill number was updated from HB0079.2 to HB79.1, and formatting was adjusted for the new legislative version.

Changed 'small-scale activity' definition to allow two log truck loads instead of one, and increased the board foot limit from 5,000 to 10,000

Expanded eligibility for small-scale timber harvesting exemptions to include larger operations that previously would have exceeded the threshold

The definition of 'small-scale activity' was changed to lower the sales threshold from 10,000 board feet to 5,000 board feet, expanding which activities are considered small-scale.

Clarification was added to specify that a single delivery is limited to one log truck load with a maximum of two trailers towed in tandem, replacing previous language that mentioned 'TWO LOG TRUCK LOADS'.

Minor formatting changes were made to the bill header and page numbering, including updating the bill number format from HB0079.2 to HB 79.1.

Increased the maximum log truck load from one to two trucks for small-scale activity definition

Raised the board foot threshold from 5,000 to 10,000 for small-scale activity qualification

Added sawlogs to the definition of minimum slash hazard activities, expanding what types of small-scale harvesting may qualify for exemptions.

Changed the bill title to require a written exemption for certain minimum slash hazard activities instead of just allowing an exemption for small-scale activities.

Updated bill numbering from LC 0535 to HB 79.1 and adjusted formatting of the authorized print version.