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United States — Minnesota
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The Department of Natural Resources must coordinate forest resources planning with federal agencies, counties, other public agencies, and private organizations involved in forest resource management and research.
United States — Minnesota
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Certain forest planning units must have a unit forest resource plan, and the commissioner must approve the plan before it can be implemented.
United States — Minnesota
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The University of Minnesota School of Forestry must carry out research on specified southern Minnesota tree species, working with listed forestry and land stakeholders.
United States — Minnesota
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Before closing a campground in a state forest for a camping season, the commissioner must hold a public meeting near that state forest.
United States — Minnesota
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The commissioner may create or end heritage forest areas, and landowners who enter easements must follow stewardship and land-use restrictions.
United States — Minnesota
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State forests are established and reestablished over state-owned lands and waters, with stated exceptions.
United States — Minnesota
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The commissioner may sell certain state forest lands, subject to the listed conditions.
United States — Minnesota
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This section requires the commissioner of natural resources to exchange certain qualifying Memorial Hardwood Forest land for suitable forest land or declare it surplus, allows certain easements and an exemption process, and directs collected money into the natural resources fund.
United States — Minnesota
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After June 1, 1993, the commissioner may not let additional state forest land in the Richard J. Dorer Memorial Hardwood State Forest be used for a motor sports area without legislative approval.
United States — Minnesota
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The commissioner may promote forestry education in the state by publications and lectures, and may cooperate with the School of Forestry if invited by its director. The School of Forestry must provide aid to the commissioner when consistent with its proper functions.
United States — Minnesota
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The commissioner manages and controls all state forest lands and may make and enforce necessary rules for their care and management.
United States — Minnesota
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The commissioner may acquire land and rights-of-way for state and forestry purposes, and may lease land for forestry facilities.
United States — Minnesota
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The commissioner may accept certain gifts or property for the state if they are suitable for use with state forests.
United States — Minnesota
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County commissioners may submit a resolution to the commissioner for certain tax-forfeited lands; if approved, the commissioner must certify acceptance and the lands are then held and managed by the state as state forest lands.
United States — Minnesota
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Income from certain state forest lands must be paid into the state treasury, unless the land conveyance says the receipts go somewhere else.
United States — Minnesota
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The commissioner must certify and distribute certain forest-management costs and receipts each fiscal year, with some transfers limited and some costs excepted.
United States — Minnesota
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Creates the forest management investment account and limits how its money may be spent.
United States — Minnesota
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The Department of Natural Resources must consolidate and simplify its accounting system, and the new system must be implemented with the cooperation and supervision of the Department of Management and Budget.
United States — Minnesota
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The commissioner may issue forest land leases and permits, but leases over 21 years need Executive Council approval. Some proceeds must go to permanent funds, the commissioner may require security, and applicants must reimburse certain review and monitoring costs.
United States — Minnesota
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A public highway other than a state trunk highway cannot be established through certain state forest land without the commissioner’s written consent, and state forest land or interests in it cannot be taken by eminent domain without that consent.