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65A-2-5. Protection of leasehold interests.
The director of the Division of Forestry, Fire, and State Lands, in conjunction with theWildlife 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 fishingsubstantially interferes with the primary activities authorized by the lease.

Enacted by Chapter 156, 2000 General Session

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65A-2-5. Protection of leasehold interests.
The director of the Division of Forestry, Fire, and State Lands, in conjunction with theWildlife 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 fishingsubstantially interferes with the primary activities authorized by the lease.

Enacted by Chapter 156, 2000 General Session

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65A-2-5. Protection of leasehold interests.
The director of the Division of Forestry, Fire, and State Lands, in conjunction with theWildlife 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 fishingsubstantially interferes with the primary activities authorized by the lease.

Enacted by Chapter 156, 2000 General Session