Utah Admin. Code R58-27-5 - Qualifying Waters, and Species Allowed
(1) Structures that are separated by more
than 1/2 mile, or structures that drain to or are modified to drain into
different drainages, shall be licensed as separate facilities regardless of
ownership.
(2) The department shall
coordinate with the division:
(a) on the
suitability of the proposed site relative to potential impacts on adjacent wild
aquatic animal populations; and
(b)
in determining which species, aquaculture, and fee fishing license holders may
propagate, possess, transport, or sell.
(3) The department shall list the species and
reproductive capacity of aquatic animals the aquaculture and fee fishing
license holder may propagate, possess, transport, or sell.
(a) The department may only list those
species and reproductive capabilities of aquaculture products authorized by the
division or the Wildlife Board on the license.
(b) The department shall monitor sales
receipts from aquaculture facilities to ensure that live transfers were
authorized by a license issued by the department, a COR issued by the division,
or permissible by division rules.
(4) Except as provided in Subsection
R58-27-5(5), an
aquaculture facility or a fee fishing facility may not be developed on:
(a) a natural lake;
(b) a natural flowing stream; or
(c) a reservoir constructed on a natural
stream channel.
(5) The
division may authorize the department to issue a license for an aquaculture
facility, or fee fishing facility on a natural lake or reservoir constructed on
a natural stream channel upon inspecting and determining:
(a) the facility and inlet source of the
facility neither contain wild game fish nor are likely to support such species
in the future;
(b) the facility and
the facility's intended use will not jeopardize conservation of aquatic
wildlife or lead to the privatization or commercialization of aquatic
wildlife;
(c) the facility is
properly screened as provided in Subsection
23-15-10(3)(c)
and otherwise in compliance with the requirements of Rule R58-17, the rules of
the Wildlife board and applicable law; and
(d) the facility is not vulnerable to flood
or high-water events capable of compromising the facility's inlet or outlet
screens and allowing escapement of privately owned fish into waters of the
state.
Notes
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