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Natural Resources Commission NATURAL RESOURCES COMMISSION AGENDA September 9, 2010 Lansing Center 333 E. Michigan Lansing (Unless otherwise noted, all meetings are open to the public) 9:00-12:00 n. BEAR WORK GROUP Room 201 1:00 p.m. MICHIGAN STATE PARKS ADVISORY COMMITTEE Room 202 1. Stewardship and Operations Subcommittee a. Resolutions (2) to Recommend Director’s Approval of the Phase I General Management Plans for: • Fayette Historic State Park • Bay City State Recreation Area b. Review of New Stewardship Federal Grant Projects 2. Marketing Subcommittee a. Recreation Passport Marketing and Operations Update b. Other 3. Finance Committee a. Director’s Land Use Order for Recreation Passport Fee b. Other 2:00 p.m. NRC POLICY COMMITTEE ON WILDLIFE AND FISHERIES Room 201 1. Wildlife and Fisheries Division Chiefs’ Updates 2. Regional Deer Advisory Team Update 3. 2010 Resident Goose Program Update NATURAL RESOURCES COMMISSION AGENDA September 9, 2010 Page 2 3:00 p.m. NRC COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE Room 201 1. Director’s Reports • Memorandum of Understanding with Building Construction Trades Association 2. Legislative Update 3. Spend Plan Update 4. Elk Advisory Team Report 5. MI Hunt Demonstration 4:15 p.m. BEAR PATCH PRESENTATION 4:30 p.m. PUBLIC APPEARANCES BEFORE THE NATURAL RESOURCES COMMISSION Amy Trotter, MUCC – Wildlife Issues Ted Nugent – Feral Swine 5:00 p.m. SAFARI CLUB INTERNATIONAL PRESENTATIONS REGULAR MEETING OF THE NATURAL RESOURCES COMMISSION I. NATURAL RESOURCES COMMISSION ACTION Approval of Minutes August 12, 2010 Natural Resources Commission Meeting II. FOR INFORMATION ONLY – DIRECTOR’S ACTION IN OCTOBER 1. Order to Regulate the Use of Lands, Houghton County Land Use Order of the Director Amendment No. 07 of 2010 FOR INFORMATION ONLY .............................................................1-4 2. Prohibited and Restricted Invasive Species List – Feral Swine Invasive Species Order Amendment No. 1 of 2010 FOR INFORMATION ONLY .................................................................. NATURAL RESOURCES COMMISSION AGENDA September 9, 2010 Page 3 III. DIRECTOR’S ACTION A. Order to Regulate Fees Charged to Enter Michigan State Parks and Recreation Areas Land Use Order of the Director Amendment No. 06 of 2010 ............5-8 B. Yellow Perch – Lake Michigan (FO-208) ........................................9-11 C. Fishing Regulations – Sylvania Wilderness Area, Ottawa National Forest, Gogebic County (FO-212) ......................12-15 D. Gear Restrictions for Fishing (FO-218).........................................16-19 E. Hook and Line Restrictions during Walleye Spawning Runs on the Saginaw River and its Tributaries (FO-226).......................20-23 F. Land Transactions (Listing Page 24) 1. State Forest Land Acquisition Roscommon Management Unit – Roscommon County The Frankel Tract Land Transaction Case #20090131 .....................................25-28 2. State Forest Trail Easement Acquisition Coopersville to Marne Railroad Corridor – Ottawa County Land Transaction Case #20100129 .....................................29-33 3. Wildlife Land Acquisition Shiawassee River State Game Area – Saginaw County The Carol Walton Tract Land Transaction Case #20100043 .....................................34-36 4. Recreation Land Acquisition Van Riper State Park – Marquette County The Raymond and Molly Franks Tract Land Transaction Case #20090071 .....................................37-40 5. Purchase of Tax-Reverted Land Under Act 123, P.A. 1999 Recreation Area Acquisition Bay City District – Bay County Land Transaction Case #20100166 .....................................41-43 6. Sale of State-owned Land Sault Ste. Marie Management Unit – Chippewa County Land Transaction Case #20080180 .....................................44-46 NATURAL RESOURCES COMMISSION AGENDA September 9, 2010 Page 4 If you are unable to attend the Natural Resources Commission meeting but wish to submit written comments on Agenda items, please write to: Natural Resources Commission, P.O. Box 30028, Lansing, Michigan 48909 or e-mail at: [email protected] . If you would like further information on Agenda items or would like to address the Commission, please contact Teresa Gloden at 517-373-2352, or e-mail: [email protected] . Persons with disabilities needing accommodations for the meeting should contact Teresa Gloden at 517-373-2352. LOOK FOR THIS AGENDA AND OTHER NATURAL RESOURCES COMMISSION ITEMS ON THE DNR WEB PAGE AT: http://www.michigan.gov/dnre and click on the “Natural Resources Commission” Quick Link. .
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