Establishes a process for designating state lands with significant community value and outlines considerations for the board of land commissioners.
This bill establishes a process for the environmental quality council to designate state lands as having significant community value. It specifies that such lands must have particular historical, archaeological, wildlife, surface geological, or botanical features. The board of land commissioners must consider these designations when evaluating any change in use for the parcel. The council must hold a hearing and accept public comment on any application.
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