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GA HB367
Bill
Status
Engrossed
3/12/2009
Primary Sponsor
David Knight
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AI Summary
- Expands the Georgia Department of Natural Resources' authority to issue revocable permits for boat shelters, in addition to boat docks, on High Falls Lake for owners or lessees of private property abutting the high-water mark
- Increases the maximum three-year permit fee from $50.00 to $75.00 for boat docks and sets a separate $75.00 fee for boat shelters
- Permits are issued for three-year periods and are transferable; the department may issue one- or two-year permits with prorated fees to stagger renewal periods
- Requires all boat shelters to meet department construction, design, maintenance, and repair standards, and authorizes the department to inspect and remove any non-compliant or unpermitted shelters
- Grants the Board of Natural Resources authority to adopt rules and regulations for boat shelter permits and allows revocation of any permit for violations of the law, regulations, or permit conditions
Legislative Description
State parks and recreational areas; boat shelters on High Falls Lake; provide for permits
Last Action
Senate Committee Favorably Reported
4/20/2010
Committee Referrals
Natural Resources and the Environment3/12/2009
Game, Fish & Parks2/10/2009
Full Bill Text
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