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United States — Minnesota
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An owner may apply to have an auxiliary forest contract made subject to later-enacted laws, if approved by the county board and the commissioner of natural resources.
United States — Minnesota
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When land stops being an auxiliary forest, the owners have five years to dispose of it. The director must make rules and carry out periodic inspections.
United States — Minnesota
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This section defines several terms used in sections 88.641 to 88.648, including decorative boughs, decorative materials, decorative trees, officer, and written consent.
United States — Minnesota
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This section limits cutting, harvesting, moving, possessing, or shipping decorative materials unless the required written consent is obtained and carried.
United States — Minnesota
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Buyers of decorative materials need a license above certain yearly quantities, must keep records, and may be denied or lose a license for violations.
United States — Minnesota
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A court may issue a search warrant for decorative materials involved in certain offenses, and an informed officer must file a complaint and ask for an arrest warrant.
United States — Minnesota
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This provision says sections 88.641 to 88.6435 do not replace existing law and are to be read as supplementary to it.
United States — Minnesota
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Making a false statement in certain applications, forms, or statements, or violating sections 88.641 to 88.6435, is a misdemeanor.
United States — Minnesota
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The director must administer and enforce sections 88.03 to 88.22 and may make needed rules, so long as they fit those sections.
United States — Minnesota
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Violations of the listed forestry sections can be misdemeanors or felonies, and the state or a political subdivision may seek court orders to stop violations.
United States — Minnesota
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The director may pay a reward of up to $1,000 to people who provide information leading to a conviction for violating sections 88.03 to 88.22.
United States — Minnesota
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Penalties under sections 88.03 to 88.22 generally go to the county treasury, after collection costs, unless another rule applies.
United States — Minnesota
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An appeal in these prosecutions is not allowed unless the appellant files recognizance with sufficient sureties or deposits cash bail equal to twice the fine and costs.
United States — Minnesota
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The commissioner of natural resources may provide forest management services and cost-sharing support, set fair and reasonable fees for services, and is not bound by chapter 14 rulemaking for those charges and cost-sharing practices.
United States — Minnesota
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The commissioner must establish and run an aspen recycling program and report on a pilot project by January 1, 1987.
United States — Minnesota
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The commissioner cannot implement new or revised forest management practices in litigation agreements until reporting them to the legislature’s environment and natural resources committee chairs at the next regular session.
United States — Minnesota
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The Minnesota releaf program is created in the Department of Natural Resources to support tree and forest resource work, and grants must be prioritized for projects in certain environmental justice areas.
United States — Minnesota
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This section defines terms used in this chapter.
United States — Minnesota
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The commissioner must manage state forest resources, maintain forest cover, and provide forest roads and trails under the stated forestry policy.
United States — Minnesota
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The commissioner must manage and protect forests, investigate forest fires, publish fire-law notices, and cooperate on forest plans; the attorney general may pursue and settle fire-damage claims.