New Mexico § 67-12-8 - Leases, franchises or concessions to individuals for private commercial operation of tourist information centers prohibited; penalty

Full text of New Mexico New Mexico Statutes Annotated § 67-12-8 — Leases, franchises or concessions to individuals for private commercial operation of tourist information centers prohibited; penalty, with citation guidance and answers to common questions.

§ 67-12-8. Leases, franchises or concessions to individuals for private commercial operation of tourist information centers prohibited; penalty

A. The state highway department or any lessee of highway department property shall

not grant any lease, sublease, franchise or concession to any private person, corporation,

association, partnership or firm for the purpose of operating any commercial tourist

information center or similar tourist facility on lands owned or controlled by the

state, without prior approval of the legislative finance committee. B. Any lease, sublease, franchise or concession in violation of this section is void,

and any person authorizing or executing such lease, sublease, franchise or concession

on behalf of the state highway department or its lessee is guilty of a petty misdemeanor

and, in addition to any §1 other penalty prescribed by law, shall be removed from

public office.

Source: official New Mexico text · Last verified 2026-08-27

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