Section 9-2-24 Department Not to Issue Bonds or Borrow Money.
The Department of Conservation and Natural Resources has no power to issue bonds or borrow money.
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The Department of Conservation and Natural Resources has no power to issue bonds or borrow money.
This section lets eligible payers get refunds for certain duplicate or overpaid license fees, and requires improper excess issuance fees to be refunded.
The Department of Conservation and Natural Resources may cooperate with federal agencies on wildlife restoration and related restoration or rehabilitation projects.
The Department of Conservation and Natural Resources may spend appropriated and uncommitted capital improvement funds when needed to comply with Sections 210 and 305 of Public Law 91-646.
In this title, “game and fish warden” and “game and fish wardens” mean conservation officers appointed by the Commissioner of the Department of Conservation and Natural Resources.
The Commissioner of the Department of Conservation and Natural Resources may designate the calendar work week for the department’s law enforcement officers.
The Department of Conservation and Natural Resources may acquire, manage, and dispose of land and related park assets for state parks and parkways, and may make rules and agreements needed for that work.
People may not park or allow vehicles to be parked on Department-controlled property in violation of Department rules.
This section creates the Lulu Gribbin Shark Alert System, defines key terms, requires the department to adopt implementing rules, authorizes the commissioner to make agreements, and says the alert system must be activated after a confirmed unprovoked shark attack near a shoreline or coastline.
The Department of Conservation and Natural Resources controls seafoods and oyster reefs/bottoms and may make and enforce rules on harvesting, seasons, places, reporting, surveys, and access for surveys.
The Commissioner of the Department of Conservation and Natural Resources is designated as an awarding authority.
The Department of Conservation and Natural Resources may prepare plans and specifications for construction or modification of its buildings or facilities.
The Department of Conservation and Natural Resources may contract with engineering or architectural firms for plans, specifications, and needed supervisory services for its building and facility work.
The Department of Conservation and Natural Resources may enter contracts for construction or modification of buildings or facilities, but the contracts are invalid unless the Governor approves them in writing.
Most construction or modification contracts in this article do not need approval from the Division of Construction Management, but the contracts must still comply with the state building code.
This provision creates the Commissioner of Conservation and Natural Resources, makes the commissioner answerable to the Governor, and requires the commissioner to take an oath, post a bond of at least $10,000, work full time, and avoid other offices or conflicting work while in office.
The Commissioner must exercise the Department’s functions and duties and may do so through designated divisions, officers, or employees. The Commissioner also has the power needed to carry out those functions and duties, and the Commissioner and department staff remain subject to legal restrictions and civil or crimina
The Department of Conservation and Natural Resources has a Division of Wildlife and Freshwater Fisheries, and references to the Game and Fish Division must be read as referring to it.
The Division of Wildlife and Freshwater Fisheries is to be directed by a director appointed by the Commissioner of Conservation and Natural Resources, with the Governor’s approval.
The Director must take the constitutional oath of office before starting duties, work full time on official duties, and not hold any other lucrative position.
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