Section 58-1306 – NONNAVIGATIONAL OR COMMERCIAL NAVIGATIONAL ENCROACHMENTS — COMMUNITY NAVIGATIONAL ENCROACHMENTS — NAVIGATIONAL ENCROACHMENTS BEYOND LINE OF NAVIGABILITY — APPLICATION — PROCEDURES — PUBLICATION OF NOTICE — HEARING — APPEALS — RECONSIDERATION — CRITERIA PRIORITY.
58-1306. NONNAVIGATIONAL OR COMMERCIAL NAVIGATIONAL ENCROACHMENTS — COMMUNITY NAVIGATIONAL ENCROACHMENTS — NAVIGATIONAL ENCROACHMENTS BEYOND LINE OF NAVIGABILITY — APPLICATION — PROCEDURES — PUBLICATION OF NOTICE — HEARING — APPEALS — RECONSIDERATION — CRITERIA PRIORITY. (a) Applications for construction, enlargement or replacement of a nonnavigational encroachment, a commercial navigational encroachment, a community navigational encroachment, or for […]
Section 58-905 – ACTIONS — PROOF OF IMPROVEMENTS.
58-905. ACTIONS — PROOF OF IMPROVEMENTS. In any action for the possession of, or for any injury done to, a lot or parcel of land, situated in any city, town or village on the public lands, the plaintiff must be required to prove either an actual inclosure of the whole lot claimed by him, or […]
Section 58-1307 – FEES FOR SPECIFIED PERMITS — COSTS OF PUBLICATION.
58-1307. FEES FOR SPECIFIED PERMITS — COSTS OF PUBLICATION. Application for a permit for any noncommercial navigational encroachment shall be accompanied by a nonrefundable fee of up to five hundred dollars ($500). Application for a permit for any noncommercial nonnavigational encroachment for bank stabilization and erosion control or for fisheries and wildlife habitat improvements shall […]
Section 58-1101 – SHORT TITLE.
58-1101. SHORT TITLE. This act shall be known as the "Idaho Real Property Acquisition Act of 1971." History: [58-1101, added 1971, ch. 158, sec. 1, p. 774.]
Section 58-1308 – PENALTY FOR VIOLATION — INJUNCTIVE RELIEF.
58-1308. PENALTY FOR VIOLATION — INJUNCTIVE RELIEF. (1) Any person who violates any of the provisions of this chapter or any valid and authorized regulation, rule, permit or order of the board, or, where notified by personal service or certified mail of such violation and thereafter fails to cease and desist therein or obey an […]
Section 58-1102 – DEFINITIONS.
58-1102. DEFINITIONS. As used in this act: (a) "Owner" means any individual, family, business, corporation, partnership, association, or farm operation having any right, title or interest in property which is acquired, condemned, or sought to be acquired or condemned by a department or an agency as defined in this act. (b) "Department" means the division […]
Section 58-1309 – RESTORATION — MITIGATION OF DAMAGES.
58-1309. RESTORATION — MITIGATION OF DAMAGES. Any person legally found to be wrongfully encroaching on, in or above the beds or waters of a navigable lake shall, in lieu of or in addition to penalties provided herein, be directed by the court to restore the lake to as near its condition immediately prior to the […]
Section 58-1103 – ACQUISITION OF IMPROVEMENTS ADVERSELY AFFECTED BY USE OF REAL PROPERTY ACQUIRED — RIGHTS OF TENANTS — ALTERNATE MODES OF PAYMENT — RIGHTS UNDER OTHER LAWS SAVED.
58-1103. ACQUISITION OF IMPROVEMENTS ADVERSELY AFFECTED BY USE OF REAL PROPERTY ACQUIRED — RIGHTS OF TENANTS — ALTERNATE MODES OF PAYMENT — RIGHTS UNDER OTHER LAWS SAVED. (a) Notwithstanding any other provision of the laws of this state, if the department, a political subdivision, or an agency acquires any interest in real property, it may […]
Section 58-1104 – UNSUCCESSFUL OR ABANDONED EMINENT DOMAIN PROCEEDING — AWARD OF LITIGATION EXPENSE.
58-1104. UNSUCCESSFUL OR ABANDONED EMINENT DOMAIN PROCEEDING — AWARD OF LITIGATION EXPENSE. (a) Should the court having jurisdiction of an eminent domain proceeding brought by the department, a political subdivision, or an agency seeking condemnation of an owner’s property render judgment that the department, political subdivision, or agency may not acquire the property by condemnation […]
Section 58-1105 – ACTION BY OWNER FOR TAKING OF PROPERTY — AWARD OF EXPENSES OF LITIGATION.
58-1105. ACTION BY OWNER FOR TAKING OF PROPERTY — AWARD OF EXPENSES OF LITIGATION. Should an owner of real property be required to bring an action against the department, a political subdivision, or an agency for the taking of real property by such department, political subdivision, or agency, and prevail in such action, the court […]