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23-15-10. Private fish pond.
(1) A private fish pond is not required to obtain a certificate of registration from thedivision to receive an aquatic animal from an aquaculture facility.
(2) A private fish pond may not be developed on:
(a) a natural lake;
(b) a natural flowing stream; or
(c) a reservoir constructed on a natural stream channel.
(3) A person who owns or operates a private fish pond may receive an aquatic animalfrom an aquaculture facility if:
(a) the aquaculture facility has a health approval number required by Section 4-37-501;
(b) the species, strain, and reproductive capability of the aquatic animal is authorized bythe Wildlife Board in accordance with Subsection (4) for stocking in the area where the privatefish pond is located;
(c) the private fish pond is screened in accordance with the Wildlife Board's rule toprevent an aquatic animal from moving into or out of the private fish pond;
(d) the aquatic animal is not:
(i) released from the private fish pond; or
(ii) transported live to another location; and
(e) the person provides the aquaculture facility with a signed statement that the privatefish pond is in compliance with this section.
(4) In accordance with Title 63G, Chapter 3, Utah Administrative Rulemaking Act, theWildlife Board may make rules that:
(a) specify the screen requirements to prevent the movement of an aquatic animal into orout of the private fish pond;
(b) specify the aquatic animal species that may not be stocked in a private fish pondlocated in the state; and
(c) establish a location or region where a specified species, strain, and reproductivecapability of aquatic animal may be stocked in a private fish pond.
(5) The division may inspect a private fish pond to verify compliance with this section.

Amended by Chapter 69, 2008 General Session

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > Utah > Title-23 > Chapter-15 > 23-15-10

23-15-10. Private fish pond.
(1) A private fish pond is not required to obtain a certificate of registration from thedivision to receive an aquatic animal from an aquaculture facility.
(2) A private fish pond may not be developed on:
(a) a natural lake;
(b) a natural flowing stream; or
(c) a reservoir constructed on a natural stream channel.
(3) A person who owns or operates a private fish pond may receive an aquatic animalfrom an aquaculture facility if:
(a) the aquaculture facility has a health approval number required by Section 4-37-501;
(b) the species, strain, and reproductive capability of the aquatic animal is authorized bythe Wildlife Board in accordance with Subsection (4) for stocking in the area where the privatefish pond is located;
(c) the private fish pond is screened in accordance with the Wildlife Board's rule toprevent an aquatic animal from moving into or out of the private fish pond;
(d) the aquatic animal is not:
(i) released from the private fish pond; or
(ii) transported live to another location; and
(e) the person provides the aquaculture facility with a signed statement that the privatefish pond is in compliance with this section.
(4) In accordance with Title 63G, Chapter 3, Utah Administrative Rulemaking Act, theWildlife Board may make rules that:
(a) specify the screen requirements to prevent the movement of an aquatic animal into orout of the private fish pond;
(b) specify the aquatic animal species that may not be stocked in a private fish pondlocated in the state; and
(c) establish a location or region where a specified species, strain, and reproductivecapability of aquatic animal may be stocked in a private fish pond.
(5) The division may inspect a private fish pond to verify compliance with this section.

Amended by Chapter 69, 2008 General Session


State Codes and Statutes

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > Utah > Title-23 > Chapter-15 > 23-15-10

23-15-10. Private fish pond.
(1) A private fish pond is not required to obtain a certificate of registration from thedivision to receive an aquatic animal from an aquaculture facility.
(2) A private fish pond may not be developed on:
(a) a natural lake;
(b) a natural flowing stream; or
(c) a reservoir constructed on a natural stream channel.
(3) A person who owns or operates a private fish pond may receive an aquatic animalfrom an aquaculture facility if:
(a) the aquaculture facility has a health approval number required by Section 4-37-501;
(b) the species, strain, and reproductive capability of the aquatic animal is authorized bythe Wildlife Board in accordance with Subsection (4) for stocking in the area where the privatefish pond is located;
(c) the private fish pond is screened in accordance with the Wildlife Board's rule toprevent an aquatic animal from moving into or out of the private fish pond;
(d) the aquatic animal is not:
(i) released from the private fish pond; or
(ii) transported live to another location; and
(e) the person provides the aquaculture facility with a signed statement that the privatefish pond is in compliance with this section.
(4) In accordance with Title 63G, Chapter 3, Utah Administrative Rulemaking Act, theWildlife Board may make rules that:
(a) specify the screen requirements to prevent the movement of an aquatic animal into orout of the private fish pond;
(b) specify the aquatic animal species that may not be stocked in a private fish pondlocated in the state; and
(c) establish a location or region where a specified species, strain, and reproductivecapability of aquatic animal may be stocked in a private fish pond.
(5) The division may inspect a private fish pond to verify compliance with this section.

Amended by Chapter 69, 2008 General Session