Utah § 79-4-207 - Division rulemaking authority.

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§ 79-4-207. Division rulemaking authority.

Effective 5/7/2025
79-4-207.  Division rulemaking authority.
(1)The division may make rules to:
(a)govern the use of the state park system, including to:
(i)determine when to close or partially close a state park; and
(ii)establish use or access restrictions within a state park; and
(b)protect a natural or cultural resource in a state park from misuse or damage.
(2)The division shall make rules to:
(a)govern the collection of charges under Subsection 79-4-203(8); and
(b)implement a program for veteran access to state parks as described in Section 79-4-1002.
(3)The division may not make rules that prevent the transfer of livestock along a livestock highway established under Section 72-3-112.
(4)The division shall makes rules under this section in accordance with Title 63G, Chapter 3, Utah Administrative Rulemaking Act.


Enacted by Chapter 153, 2025 General Session

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