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23-21-7. Unlawful uses and activities on division lands.
(1) Except as authorized by statute, rule, contractual agreement, special use permit,certificate of registration, or public notice, a person may not on division land:
(a) remove, extract, use, consume, or destroy any improvement or cultural or historicresource;
(b) remove, extract, use, consume, or destroy any sand, gravel, cinder, ornamental rock,or other common mineral resource, or vegetation resource, except a person may collect fornoncommercial uses up to 250 pounds per calendar year of common rock or gravel lying on thesurface of the ground;
(c) allow livestock to graze;
(d) remove any plant or portion of a plant for commercial gain purposes;
(e) enter, use, or occupy division land that is posted against entry, use, or occupancy;
(f) enter, use, or occupy division land as part of a group of more than 25 people, except agroup may include up to 50 persons if the group consists of extended family members;
(g) enter, use, or occupy division land while engaged in or part of an organized event;
(h) use, occupy, destroy, move, or construct any structure, including fences, water controldevices, roads, survey and section markers, or signs;
(i) prohibit, prevent, or obstruct public entry on division lands when public entry isauthorized by the division;
(j) attempt to manage or control division lands in a manner inconsistent with divisionmanagement plans, rules, or policies;
(k) solicit, promote, negotiate, barter, sell, or trade any product or service on, or obtainedfrom, division lands for commercial gain;
(l) park a motor vehicle or trailer or camp for more than 14 consecutive days unless thearea is posted for a different duration;
(m) light a fire without taking adequate precaution to prevent spreading of the fire orleave a fire unattended;
(n) use fireworks, explosives, poisons, herbicides, insecticides, or pesticides;
(o) use motorized vehicles of any kind except as authorized by declaration, managementplan, or posting; or
(p) use division lands for any purpose that violates applicable land use restrictionsimposed by statute, rule, or by the division.
(2) A person or entity which unlawfully uses division lands is liable for damages in theamount of:
(a) the value of the resource removed, destroyed, or extracted;
(b) the amount of damage caused; and
(c) whichever is greater of:
(i) the value of any losses or expenses caused as a result of interference with authorizedactivities; or
(ii) the consideration which would have been charged by the division for use of the landduring the period of trespass.
(3) This section does not apply to division employees or division volunteers while actingin the lawful performance of their duties.
(4) Except as otherwise provided by statute, the criminal penalty for a violation of anyprovision of this section is prescribed in Section 23-13-11.


Enacted by Chapter 347, 2009 General Session

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > Utah > Title-23 > Chapter-21 > 23-21-7

23-21-7. Unlawful uses and activities on division lands.
(1) Except as authorized by statute, rule, contractual agreement, special use permit,certificate of registration, or public notice, a person may not on division land:
(a) remove, extract, use, consume, or destroy any improvement or cultural or historicresource;
(b) remove, extract, use, consume, or destroy any sand, gravel, cinder, ornamental rock,or other common mineral resource, or vegetation resource, except a person may collect fornoncommercial uses up to 250 pounds per calendar year of common rock or gravel lying on thesurface of the ground;
(c) allow livestock to graze;
(d) remove any plant or portion of a plant for commercial gain purposes;
(e) enter, use, or occupy division land that is posted against entry, use, or occupancy;
(f) enter, use, or occupy division land as part of a group of more than 25 people, except agroup may include up to 50 persons if the group consists of extended family members;
(g) enter, use, or occupy division land while engaged in or part of an organized event;
(h) use, occupy, destroy, move, or construct any structure, including fences, water controldevices, roads, survey and section markers, or signs;
(i) prohibit, prevent, or obstruct public entry on division lands when public entry isauthorized by the division;
(j) attempt to manage or control division lands in a manner inconsistent with divisionmanagement plans, rules, or policies;
(k) solicit, promote, negotiate, barter, sell, or trade any product or service on, or obtainedfrom, division lands for commercial gain;
(l) park a motor vehicle or trailer or camp for more than 14 consecutive days unless thearea is posted for a different duration;
(m) light a fire without taking adequate precaution to prevent spreading of the fire orleave a fire unattended;
(n) use fireworks, explosives, poisons, herbicides, insecticides, or pesticides;
(o) use motorized vehicles of any kind except as authorized by declaration, managementplan, or posting; or
(p) use division lands for any purpose that violates applicable land use restrictionsimposed by statute, rule, or by the division.
(2) A person or entity which unlawfully uses division lands is liable for damages in theamount of:
(a) the value of the resource removed, destroyed, or extracted;
(b) the amount of damage caused; and
(c) whichever is greater of:
(i) the value of any losses or expenses caused as a result of interference with authorizedactivities; or
(ii) the consideration which would have been charged by the division for use of the landduring the period of trespass.
(3) This section does not apply to division employees or division volunteers while actingin the lawful performance of their duties.
(4) Except as otherwise provided by statute, the criminal penalty for a violation of anyprovision of this section is prescribed in Section 23-13-11.


Enacted by Chapter 347, 2009 General Session


State Codes and Statutes

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Statutes > Utah > Title-23 > Chapter-21 > 23-21-7

23-21-7. Unlawful uses and activities on division lands.
(1) Except as authorized by statute, rule, contractual agreement, special use permit,certificate of registration, or public notice, a person may not on division land:
(a) remove, extract, use, consume, or destroy any improvement or cultural or historicresource;
(b) remove, extract, use, consume, or destroy any sand, gravel, cinder, ornamental rock,or other common mineral resource, or vegetation resource, except a person may collect fornoncommercial uses up to 250 pounds per calendar year of common rock or gravel lying on thesurface of the ground;
(c) allow livestock to graze;
(d) remove any plant or portion of a plant for commercial gain purposes;
(e) enter, use, or occupy division land that is posted against entry, use, or occupancy;
(f) enter, use, or occupy division land as part of a group of more than 25 people, except agroup may include up to 50 persons if the group consists of extended family members;
(g) enter, use, or occupy division land while engaged in or part of an organized event;
(h) use, occupy, destroy, move, or construct any structure, including fences, water controldevices, roads, survey and section markers, or signs;
(i) prohibit, prevent, or obstruct public entry on division lands when public entry isauthorized by the division;
(j) attempt to manage or control division lands in a manner inconsistent with divisionmanagement plans, rules, or policies;
(k) solicit, promote, negotiate, barter, sell, or trade any product or service on, or obtainedfrom, division lands for commercial gain;
(l) park a motor vehicle or trailer or camp for more than 14 consecutive days unless thearea is posted for a different duration;
(m) light a fire without taking adequate precaution to prevent spreading of the fire orleave a fire unattended;
(n) use fireworks, explosives, poisons, herbicides, insecticides, or pesticides;
(o) use motorized vehicles of any kind except as authorized by declaration, managementplan, or posting; or
(p) use division lands for any purpose that violates applicable land use restrictionsimposed by statute, rule, or by the division.
(2) A person or entity which unlawfully uses division lands is liable for damages in theamount of:
(a) the value of the resource removed, destroyed, or extracted;
(b) the amount of damage caused; and
(c) whichever is greater of:
(i) the value of any losses or expenses caused as a result of interference with authorizedactivities; or
(ii) the consideration which would have been charged by the division for use of the landduring the period of trespass.
(3) This section does not apply to division employees or division volunteers while actingin the lawful performance of their duties.
(4) Except as otherwise provided by statute, the criminal penalty for a violation of anyprovision of this section is prescribed in Section 23-13-11.


Enacted by Chapter 347, 2009 General Session