Boundaries of Private Timber Reserves (PTR). Private Timber Reserves are declared under the Tasmanian Forest Practices Act 1985. As a Private Timber Reserve the land is to be used only for the establishing, or growing or harvesting of timber in accordance with the Forest Practices Code and such activities as the Forest Practices Board considers compatible with establishing forest, or growing or harvesting timber. An area of land is declared a Private Timber Reserve by notice in the Tasmanian Government Gazette. The status of the land, as a Private Timber Reserve, is then registered on the land title. The registration remains with the title, irrespective of subsequent land sales, unless revoked in part or full by the current titleholder or by the Forest Practices Board. Items include a reference number.

Data digitised from 1:25,000 map supplied with original applications. Cadastral boundaries from LIST Cadastral Area produced by the Information and Land Services Division, DPIWE, were used as base data.

Position Accuracy: Based on LIST cadastre and 1:25,000 topographical maps. (See http://www.thelist.tas.gov.au/asdd/ANZTA0005000011.html) Attribute Accuracy: Some inaccuracies in actual boundaries, formal boundaries should be checked on the property title. These boundaries are being revised Logical Consistency: All polygons attributed with an alpha-numeric code which coresponds to the application number. Completeness: 99% complete Additional: http://www.pft.tas.gov.au