Utah Administrative Code (Current through November 1, 2019) |
R657. Natural Resources, Wildlife Resources |
R657-56. Recreational Lease of Private Lands for Free Public Walk-in Access |
R657-56-10. Termination of Walk-In Access Recreational Lease Agreement
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(1) The WIA recreational lease agreement may be:
(a) terminated for any reason by either party upon 30 days written notice; or
(b) amended at any time upon written agreement by the landowner and the division.
(2) If a WIA recreational lease agreement is terminated as provided in Subsection (1)(a), prior to the ending date specified in the recreational lease agreement, the compensation fee shall be prorated based upon the recreational lease activity provided and the number of days that access was provided.
(3) Restriction of public use by the landowner of the private property enrolled in the WIA program in violation of the recreational lease agreement may void all or a portion of the WIA recreational lease agreement.
(4) Any change in private land ownership of enrolled WIA property may terminate the WIA recreational lease agreement.
(5) Misrepresentation of enrolled private property in the WIA program shall terminate the WIA recreational lease agreement.
(6) If a habitat project is provided by the division and the landowner terminates the contract prior to the agreed term, the landowner will be required to reimburse the division the value of the project, which shall be prorated based on termination date.