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Section 9-2-123 Management Fee for Certain Lands.
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The Lands Division must retain a 10% management fee from gross receipts for all other lands it manages.
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The Lands Division must retain a 10% management fee from gross receipts for all other lands it manages.
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The Commissioner may bar imports of certain birds, animals, reptiles, amphibians, or fish by regulation, and violators can face misdemeanor penalties.
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A Land Agent office is created in the Department of Conservation and Natural Resources, under the Commissioner, and the Land Agent must compile a record of state-owned lands.
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This provision creates the Advisory Board of Conservation and Natural Resources, sets who serves on it, and assigns appointment, meeting, recordkeeping, residency, compensation, and transitional-member rules.
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The Advisory Board of Conservation and Natural Resources must assist with policy, review the Commissioner’s rules, advise the Commissioner, and help publicize natural resources and related department work.
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The conservation advisory board may make rules to regulate, and may prohibit, airboat use on certain public waters. Violating those rules is a Class C misdemeanor upon conviction.
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This section creates the Shellfish Aquaculture Review Board and directs it to develop policy and help run an oyster aquaculture leasing program, while setting meeting, quorum, recordkeeping, compensation, and species restrictions.
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The commissioner must adopt rules for licensing state lands for oyster aquaculture, following the board’s recommendations and implementing this article. The State Lands Division must set leasing fees under Section 9-2-150 in a way that encourages oyster aquaculture’s economic viability.
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This provision was repealed by Act 2015-70, effective April 21, 2015.
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The Commissioner of Conservation and Natural Resources must तय? determine the number of employees needed for the department, with the Governor’s approval and subject to the Merit System.
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This section creates a reservoir management grant program and fund, sets who can get grants, and places conditions on how grants are applied, paid, and matched.
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Certain Department of Conservation and Natural Resources officers and employees who may handle money must post a bond before starting their duties.
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The Commissioner of Conservation and Natural Resources must prorate certain salaries, wages, and administrative expenses among the department’s divisions.
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The Department of Conservation and Natural Resources has broad duties to protect wildlife, run and oversee state parks and lands, cooperate with other governments, report annually, and recommend needed legislation.
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This provision creates the Game and Fish Fund.
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The provision creates the Alabama Game and Fish Endowment Fund, sets out what goes into it, gives a board of trustees power to administer and invest it, and limits spending from principal.
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Creates the Alabama Nongame Wildlife Endowment as a special account in the Game and Fish Fund, lets a board of trustees manage and invest it, and limits spending from the principal.
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Certain collectors must send all collections to the Commissioner on the first day of each month, and the Commissioner must then remit them to the State Treasurer for the Game and Fish Fund.
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The fund must be used for wildlife conservation purposes by the Commissioner of Conservation and Natural Resources, and spending must follow required requisition and budget rules.
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These sections do not require funds to be diverted from their original purpose if doing so would hurt the state’s ability to keep or obtain federal funds or federal assistance.