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(a) The Commissioner shall allow the lease holder of government property leased to farmers to construct a wooden structure or to put a trailer upon the leased premises. The Commissioner may not allow any masonry or similar type structure to be constructed on Government-leased farmland. All structures must be totally removed when a lease is expired or terminated, at the discretion of the Commissioner.
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(b) No leased farmland may consist of more than one-single family, non-masonry structure and one non-masonry storage/utility building, to every five-acre parcel. Any additional structure permitted may be at the discretion of the Commissioner. Farmers must notify and receive approval from the Commissioner, in writing, thirty days before erecting or establishing any structure on leased farmland.
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(c) No poured foundations for structures and storage/utilities are allowed on Government leased farmland.
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(d) Nothing in this section relieves the lease holder from obtaining the necessary building permits required by the Department of Planning and Natural Resources.