§ 2933.10 Obtaining Recreation Use Permits
§ 2933.11 When must I obtain a Recreation Use Permit?
§ 2933.12 Where can I obtain a Recreation Use Permit?
§ 2933.13 When do I need a reservation to use a fee site?
§ 2933.14 For what time may BLM issue a Recreation Use Permit?
§ 2933.20 Fees for Recreation Use Permits
§ 2933.21 When are fees charged for Recreation Use Permits?
§ 2933.22 How does BLM establish Recreation Use Permit fees?
§ 2933.23 When must I pay the fees?
§ 2933.24 When can I get a refund of Recreation Use Permit fees?
§ 2933.30 Rules of conduct
§ 2933.31 What rules must I follow at fee areas?
§ 2933.32 When will BLM suspend or revoke my permit?
§ 2933.33 Prohibited acts and penalties

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