Ill. Admin. Code tit. 17, § 885.130 - Resident Herptile Special Use Permit Provisions
a) Special use herptiles for which a Herptile
Special Use Permit has been issued will not count against an individual's
possession limits under the Herpetoculture Permit.
b) It shall be unlawful for any person to
propagate or attempt to propagate any special use herptile, either
intentionally or unintentionally, without a Herptile Special Use
Permit.
c) It shall be unlawful for
any person to sell or offer for sale any special use herptile without a
Herptile Special Use Permit.
d)
Additions of specimens to Herptile Special Use Permits must be approved prior
to acquisition of the specimens. Any changes in numbers of specimens possessed
must be reported to the Department in writing no later than the first business
day after that change occurs.
e) A
minimum of 6 documented educational programs shall be required of each
permittee per calendar year.
f) The
special use herptile shall be maintained in a facility that meets the
requirements of Sections 10-25, 20-15 and 25-15 of the Act and Section
885.160 of this Part.
g) Educational program use of special use
herptiles shall be in accordance with Sections 10-30, 20-20 and 25-20 of the
Act.
h) Transport of special use
herptiles shall be in accordance with Sections 10-35, 20-25 and 25-25 of the
Act.
i) All special use herptiles
must be pit-tagged or microchipped to individually identify them unless the
specimen is too small to be tagged or chipped. In that case, a color photograph
documenting pattern aberrancies unique to that specimen may be accepted until
the herptile is larger, at the sole discretion of the Department.
j) The Herptile Special Use Permit, or a
valid copy of the permit, must be in the possession of the holder or his or her
agent (the agent must be disclosed in the permit application) when engaged in
activities involving special use herptile species and presented upon demand to
any authorized officer or agent of the Department or authorized local, state or
federal law enforcement officer.
k)
No person shall transfer a Herptile Special Use Permit to another
person.
l) The authorization on the
face of a permit that allows specific activities (such as taking, possession,
etc.), specifies the number or quantity of special use herptile specimens or
products, or otherwise specifically limits the permit are to be strictly
construed and shall not be interpreted to permit similar or related matters
outside the scope of strict construction.
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