87-1-601. Use of fish and game money. (1) (a) Except as provided in 87-1-290, 87-1-293, 87-1-623, and subsections (8) and (10) of this section, all money collected or received from the sale of hunting and fishing licenses or permits, from the sale of seized game or hides, from damages collected for violations of the fish and […]
87-1-602. Payment of salaries, per diem, and expenses. All salaries, per diem, expenses, and claims incurred by the department or a person appointed or employed by it shall be paid out of fish and game moneys in the general fund, the federal special revenue fund, the state special revenue fund, or other applicable fund upon warrants […]
87-1-603. Payments to counties for department-owned land — exceptions. (1) Except as provided in subsection (3), before November 30 of each year, the treasurer of each county in which the department owns any land shall describe the land, state the number of acres in each parcel, and request the drawing of a warrant to the county […]
87-1-604. Authorization for allocation of funds to school districts. The county commissioners of any county receiving funds as provided in 87-1-603 may allocate, in such amounts as they determine, any portion of the funds to any school district in the county whenever the school district contains any department lands. Any balance remaining after allocations have been […]
87-1-605. Fees used to purchase recreational facilities. (1) One dollar of the fee for a Class A resident fishing license, 10% of the fee for a Class A-8 resident temporary fishing license, $1 of the fee for a Class B-4 nonresident fishing license, $3.50 of the fee for a Class B-5 nonresident fishing license, and $5 […]
87-1-606. Fee limitation for multiple licenses. If a person is issued more than one license under part 4, 9, or 10 of chapter 4 of this title, the total assessment for initial fees or for renewal fees for all licenses issued to such person may not exceed the amount of the largest individual license fee. History: En. […]
87-1-607 through 87-1-609 reserved.
87-1-610. Contributions for leasing appropriation rights — general spending authority. (1) The department may accept contributions from public or private entities for the purpose of leasing appropriation rights to maintain or enhance instream flows for the benefit of fisheries. (a) Any contributions accepted by the department under this section must be deposited in the fish and wildlife […]
87-1-611. Fish and wildlife mitigation trust fund created. (1) There is established, separate and apart from all public money or funds of this state, a fund to be known as the fish and wildlife mitigation trust fund. The fund must be administered by the department. (2) The fund consists of: (a) money received under written agreements, contracts, or […]
87-1-612. Purposes of the fish and wildlife mitigation trust fund. Expenditures may be made from the fish and wildlife mitigation trust fund for fish and wildlife mitigation or enhancement purposes pursuant to the written agreement, contract, authorization, or terms of a gift, donation, grant, legacy, bequest, or devise committing money to the fish and wildlife mitigation […]
87-1-613. Agreements for use of fund — department as trustee. (1) The department may enter into agreements with persons or entities committing money to the fish and wildlife mitigation trust fund concerning the purpose and manner of use of the money from the fish and wildlife mitigation trust fund. (2) The department is the trustee of the […]
87-1-614. Expenditure of principal and earnings. The principal and interest, earnings, or income of the fish and wildlife mitigation trust fund shall be expended or retained according to the written agreement, contract, authorization, or terms of the gift, donation, grant, legacy, bequest, or devise committing money to the fish and wildlife mitigation trust fund. History: En. Sec. […]
87-1-615. Investment of fish and wildlife mitigation trust fund. The fish and wildlife mitigation trust fund must be invested and managed by the board of investments as part of the unified investment program in a separate investment fund. History: En. Sec. 5, Ch. 445, L. 1987.
87-1-616 through 87-1-620 reserved.
87-1-621. Forest management account. (1) There is a special revenue account called the forest management account to the credit of the department of fish, wildlife, and parks. (2) The forest management account consists of money deposited into the account from forest management projects undertaken pursuant to 87-1-622 and from any other source. Any interest earned by the […]
87-1-622. Forest management plan — sustainable yield study required — definition. (1) The commission and the board shall adopt forest management plans for lands under their jurisdiction, based on an annual sustainable yield, to implement the provisions of 87-1-201(9)(a)(iv). (2) The department, under the direction of the commission, shall, before July 1, 2012, commission a study by […]
87-1-623. Wolf management account. (1) There is a wolf management account in the state special revenue fund established in 17-2-102. Fees collected from the sale of Class E-1 and Class E-2 wolf licenses and interest earned on the account must be deposited into the account. Subject to appropriation by the legislature, money deposited in the account […]
87-1-624 reserved.
87-1-625. Funding for wolf management. (1) The department shall allocate $500,000 annually for wolf management. (2) For the purposes of this section, the term “management” has the same meaning provided in 87-5-102 and includes: (a) wolf collaring conducted pursuant to 87-5-132; and (b) lethal action conducted pursuant to 87-1-217 to take problem wolves that attack livestock. (3) Not more than […]
87-1-626 and 87-1-627 reserved.
