§ 1010 Grazing Permits And Sales

This law lets the department, with the okay from the Department of General Services, sell grazing permits or get rid of extra plants or other things that grow on land it owns.

Key Takeaways

•The department can sell grazing permits or get rid of extra vegetation on its land.
•It must have approval from the Department of General Services before doing so.
•The rule only applies to land that the department has already acquired.

Example

The department owns a forest that has grown a lot of extra grass. It can ask the Department of General Services for permission and then sell grazing permits to local ranchers so they can let their cattle eat the grass.

Because the department has permission, it can turn the extra grass into money by selling permits, instead of just letting it sit there.

The department, by and with the approval of the Department of General Services, may sell grazing permits or otherwise dispose of excess vegetation or other products, produced on lands acquired by the department. (Amended by Stats. 1965, Ch. 371.)

This law lets the department, with the okay from the Department of General Services, sell grazing permits or get rid of extra plants or other things that grow on land it owns.

Key Takeaways

•The department can sell grazing permits or get rid of extra vegetation on its land.
•It must have approval from the Department of General Services before doing so.
•The rule only applies to land that the department has already acquired.

Example

Because the department has permission, it can turn the extra grass into money by selling permits, instead of just letting it sit there.

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