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[TITLE 65a. Table of Contents]
65A-2-1 Administration of state lands - Multiple-use sustained yield management.
The division shall administer state lands under comprehensive
land management programs using multiple-use sustained yield
principles.
1994
65A-2-2 State land management planning procedures for natural and cultural resources - Assistance from other state agencies - Division action.
The division:
(1) shall develop planning procedures for natural and cultural resources on state lands; and
(2) may request other state agencies to generate technical
data or other management support services for the development
and implementation of state land management plans.
1994
65A-2-3 Endangered or threatened plant species - Division authorized to protect.
The division may make determinations concerning the management,
protection, and conservation of plant species officially
designated as endangered or threatened under the federal
Endangered Species Act of 1973, as amended, on state lands.
1994
65A-2-4 State land management plans - Division to adopt rules for notifying and consulting with interested parties.
(1) The division shall adopt rules for notifying and consulting with interested parties including the general public, resources users, and federal, state, and local agencies on state land management plans.
(2) Division rules shall provide:
(a) for reasonable notice and comment periods; and
(b) that the division respond to all commenting parties
and give the rationale for the acceptance or nonacceptance
of the comments.
1994
65A-2-5 Protection of leasehold interests.
The director of the Division of Forestry, Fire, and State Lands, in conjunction with the Wildlife Board, may restrict or limit public use of leased parcels of sovereign lands for hunting, trapping, or fishing:
(1) upon the petition of the affected lessee;
(2) after a public hearing; and
(3) upon a determination that unrestricted public use
for hunting, trapping, or fishing substantially interferes
with the primary activities authorized by the lease.
2000
