Toyooka City, Hyogo Prefecture: Subsidy for self-finished forestry promotion business

1 Business Overview: Toyooka City’s self-finished forestry promotion business subsidy program is a subsidy program to assist individuals who own self-finished forestry (whether or not they own forests or their scales) in managing or managing forests. We will promote self-finished forestry in the region and promote forest maintenance by subsidizing part of the cost of thinning, maintenance of work paths, and borrowing of forestry machinery. 2 Subjects: Auxiliary target is a person who deems the need for forest owners, forest unions, forest management bodies, self-finished foresters and other related products. The target forest is a forest that is located in the city of (1) among the forests defined in Article 2, Paragraph 1 of the Forest Law (Act No. 249 of 249), (2) Forest management plan is not established, (3) Forests that have been maintained such as thinning within the past five years, (4) Forests that are not owned by national, prefecture, city or other public organizations, are limited to forests that satisfy all. 3 Auxiliary Exp。s and Subsidies: Auxiliary Exp。 is a three-区 section of the expenses required for logging and collection of thinning related to thinning, (2) opening work paths and maintenance of road surfaces, and (3) de。ing of forestry machinery necessary for unloading and maintaining work paths. As a support for forest maintenance, it supports 141,000 yen to 686,000 yen depending on the amount of unloaded timber per hectare for "deep thinning" (over 1 hectare of thinning area, less than 15 to 20% of thinning rate). "Cultural thinning / Childcare thinning" is 190,000 yen per hectare. 1,500 yen to 2,000 yen per meter, 6,000 yen per wash-over worker, 150 yen to 200 yen per meter of road maintenance will be provided as support for work road maintenance. 4 Points of subsidy, upper limit, schedule, and application: Forestry machine loan support is less than one second of the target expenses (。ing consumption tax and local consumption tax), and the upper