Chapter 84A — Red Lake Game Preserve

84A.01 Red Lake Game Preserve This law creates the Red Lake Game Preserve, a state wildlife area in parts of Lake of the Woods, Beltrami, and … 84A.02 Department to Manage Preserve The Department of Natural Resources (DNR) is in charge of running the Red Lake Game Preserve. The DNR can make rules … 84A.03 Red Lake Game Preserve Fund This section creates the Red Lake Game Preserve fund in the state treasury. Money from permits, gifts, land sales, … 84A.04 This section has been repealed and is no longer in effect. 84A.05 This section has been repealed and is no longer in effect. 84A.06 This section has been repealed and is no longer in effect. 84A.07 Preserve Lands to Be Held by State When the state gets land inside the Red Lake Game Preserve through tax forfeiture, the state owns it free and clear. The … 84A.08 This section has been repealed and is no longer in effect. 84A.09 Gifts Received The DNR can accept gifts of land, money, or other property for the Red Lake Game Preserve. These gifts can be used to … 84A.10 Eminent Domain The DNR has the power of eminent domain inside the Red Lake Game Preserve. This means the DNR can buy private land or … 84A.101 Rule Violation; Misdemeanor Anyone who knowingly breaks a DNR rule inside the Red Lake Game Preserve commits a misdemeanor, which is a criminal … 84A.11 This section has been repealed and is no longer in effect. 84A.20 County Action to Set Off Areas A county board can ask the state to take over certain areas for forest development, flood control, or other state … 84A.21 Department to Manage Projects The DNR manages and controls each approved conservation project. The DNR can make rules about forests, wildlife, … 84A.22 Disposal of Proceeds Money from conservation project activities goes into a special state fund for that project. This includes money from … 84A.23 County Auditor to Certify Tax-delinquent Lands County auditors must report tax-delinquent lands within conservation projects to the state. The reports include details … 84A.24 This section has been repealed and is no longer in effect. 84A.25 This section has been repealed and is no longer in effect. 84A.26 Project Lands to Be Held by State When the state gets land inside a conservation project through tax forfeiture, the state owns it free and clear. The … 84A.27 Project Lands Classified After getting reports about tax-delinquent lands in a project, the state classifies the land based on whether it is best … 84A.28 Department to Accept Gifts The DNR can accept gifts of land, money, or other property for conservation projects. These gifts can be used to help … 84A.29 Eminent Domain The DNR can buy private land or use eminent domain to take land within a conservation project if the land is needed for … 84A.30 Rules Violation a Misdemeanor Anyone who knowingly breaks a DNR rule inside a conservation project area commits a misdemeanor, which is a criminal … 84A.31 State Reforestation Projects A county board can ask the state to take over tax-delinquent lands for reforestation, flood control, wildlife reserves, … 84A.32 Department to Manage Projects The DNR manages each approved reforestation project. The DNR can make rules about forests, wildlife, hunting, fishing, … 84A.33 County Auditors to Certify Tax-delinquent Lands County auditors must report tax-delinquent lands within reforestation projects to the state. The reports cover drainage … 84A.34 This section has been repealed and is no longer in effect. 84A.35 This section has been repealed and is no longer in effect. 84A.36 Lands to Be Held by State When the state gets land inside a reforestation project through tax forfeiture, the state owns it free and clear. The … 84A.37 Commissioner of Management and Budget to Certify List to Department After getting reports about tax-delinquent lands in a reforestation project, the state classifies the land based on … 84A.38 Department to Accept Gifts The DNR can accept gifts of land, money, or other property for reforestation projects. These gifts can be used to help … 84A.39 Eminent Domain The DNR can buy private land or use eminent domain to take land within a reforestation project if the land is needed for … 84A.40 County May Assume Bonds A county can choose to help pay off school district or town bonds when state land acquisition reduces the local tax … 84A.41 Definitions This section defines key terms used in the reforestation project statutes. 'Taxes' means all kinds of taxes and special … 84A.42 Rules Violation; Misdemeanor Anyone who knowingly breaks a DNR rule inside a reforestation project area commits a misdemeanor. This applies to … 84A.50 Certain Certificates Accepted and Validated Certificates filed by county auditors about drainage ditch bonds and payments in conservation areas are officially … 84A.51 Consolidated Conservation Areas Account This section creates the consolidated conservation areas account in the state treasury. Half of the income from … 84A.52 Accounts; Examination, Appropriation, Payment The state auditor examines county accounts related to conservation areas and determines how much money the state owes … 84A.53 Receipts Not Credited to Consolidated Account Tax money collected before April 19, 1949, goes to the general fund, not the consolidated account. Money from selling … 84A.54 Collections Deposited in Consolidated Account All money received after April 18, 1949, under Chapter 84A must be deposited in the consolidated conservation areas … 84A.55 Commissioner's Control of Conservation Lands The commissioner of natural resources has broad power to manage conservation areas, including forest protection, timber … 84A.56 Consolidated Conservation Land Acquisition and Disposition Before buying or selling land in a conservation area, the DNR commissioner must create a county-level plan. The plan … 84A.57 Certain Tax-forfeited Land Held in Trust for County Land that becomes tax-forfeited inside a conservation area is treated the same as tax-forfeited land outside the area. …