Mont. Admin. r. 36.25.162 - SPECIAL RECREATIONAL USE OF STATE LANDS
(1) No special recreational use of state
lands may occur without first obtaining a special recreational use license from
the department. This requirement applies whether or not any or all of the
persons involved in the special recreational use have obtained general
recreational use licenses pursuant to ARM
36.25.146.
(2) To obtain a special recreational use
license, a person must be at least 18 years of age or the head of a family and
apply to the area or unit office on a form prescribed by the department. The
applicant shall provide a description of or a map showing the area intended for
use.
(3) Before granting a special
recreational use license, the department shall make a bona fide attempt to
notify the lessee of the application.
(4) To obtain a special recreational use
license, a person must pay to the department the amount that the department
determines to be the full market value of that use. A license granted pursuant
to this rule may be subject to competitive bidding.
(5) A license granted pursuant to this rule
may be exclusive, except the department shall reserve the right to grant other
licenses for different uses on the same land. Issuance of an exclusive license
does not prohibit general recreational use of state lands that have not been
closed pursuant to ARM
36.25.150 or ARM
36.25.152.
(6) A license issued pursuant to this rule
shall include provisions regulating motor vehicle use and requiring that only
certified weed seed free hay be brought onto the state land. The license may
include other restrictions on the activity.
(7) The holder of a special recreational use
license shall comply with all provisions of that license.
(8) Pursuant to
77-1-804(8), MCA,
the department may assess a civil penalty of up to $1,000 for each day of
violation of this rule. The department may waive the civil penalty for minor or
technical violations. The penalty assessment standards and procedures contained
in ARM 36.25.157 are applicable to civil
penalty proceedings under this rule.
Notes
77-1-209 and 77-1-804, MCA; IMP, 77-1-804, MCA;
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