Utah § 79-4-202 - Director -- Qualifications -- Duties.
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§ 79-4-202. Director -- Qualifications -- Duties.
Effective 5/7/2025 79-4-202.
Director -- Qualifications -- Duties.
(1)
The director is the executive and administrative head of the division.
(2)
The director shall demonstrate:
(a)
executive ability; and
(b)
actual experience and training in the conduct of park systems involving both physical development and program.
(3)
The director shall:
(a)
enforce the policies and rules of the division;
(b)
perform the duties necessary to:
(i)
properly care for and maintain any property under the jurisdiction of the division; and
(ii)
carry out this chapter; and
(c)
implement the comprehensive plan for long-term public use of state park resources developed by the division under Subsection 79-4-203(12).
(4)
The director shall acquire, plan, protect, develop, operate, use, and maintain park area and facilities in accordance with the policies and rules of the division.
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