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Utah Code > Title 65A > Chapter 8 - Management of Forest Lands and Fire Control
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Title 65A
> Chapter 8 - Management of Forest Lands and Fire Control
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§ 65A-8-101
Division responsibilities for fire control and the preservation of forest, watershed, and other lands -- Reciprocal agreements for fire protection
§ 65A-8-102
State forester
§ 65A-8-103
Forestry and fire control funds
§ 65A-8-104
Leaf-It-To-Us Children's Crusade for Trees program created -- Purpose -- Matching funds
§ 65A-8-105
Urban and community forestry program
§ 65A-8-201
Uncontrolled fire is a public nuisance
§ 65A-8-202
Fire control -- County responsibilities
§ 65A-8-203
Cooperative fire protection agreements with counties
§ 65A-8-204
Wildland Fire Suppression Fund created
§ 65A-8-205
Agreements for coverage by the Wildland Fire Suppression Fund -- Eligible lands -- County and state obligations -- Termination -- Revocation
§ 65A-8-206
Disbursements from the Wildland Fire Suppression Fund
§ 65A-8-207
Division to administer Wildland Fire Suppression Fund -- Rulemaking -- Procedures
§ 65A-8-208
Presuppression costs -- Disbursements from fund -- Credit against assessment -- Limited by appropriation
§ 65A-8-209
Responsibilities of county sheriffs and district fire wardens in controlling fires
§ 65A-8-210
Fire control on state-owned lands -- Responsibilities of state agencies
§ 65A-8-211
Closed fire season -- Notice -- Violations -- Burning permits -- Personal liability -- Exemptions from burning permits
§ 65A-8-212
Power of state forester to close hazardous areas -- Violations of an order closing an area
§ 65A-8-301
Legislative finding and purpose
§ 65A-8-302
Definitions
§ 65A-8-303
Application to alter or remove trees
§ 65A-8-304
Guidelines and standards for granting or denying applications to alter or remove trees
§ 65A-8-305
Powers of division
§ 65A-8-306
Heritage Trees Advisory Committee -- Members -- Officers -- Expenses -- Functions
§ 65A-8-307
Exemption for emergency or permit
§ 65A-8-308
Enforcement -- Prosecution of violations
§ 65A-8-309
Injury -- Violation of part -- Misdemeanor
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