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1501:31-15-04 AMENDMENT Rule Number TYPE of Rule Filing ACTION: Original DATE: 02/03/2004 1:13 PM Rule Summary and Fiscal Analysis (Part A) Department Of Natural Resources Agency Name Division Of Wildlife Mindy Bankey Division Contact 1930 Belcher Drive Bldg. D-3 Columbus OH 614-265-6836 43224-1387 Agency Mailing Address (Plus Zip) Phone Fax 1501:31-15-04 AMENDMENT Rule Number TYPE of rule filing Rule Title/Tag Line State-owned or administered lands designated as public hunting areas. RULE SUMMARY 1. Is the rule being filed consistent with the requirements of the RC 119.032 review? No 2. Are you proposing this rule as a result of recent legislation? No 3. Statute prescribing the procedure in 4. Statute(s) authorizing agency to accordance with the agency is required adopt the rule: 1531.08 to adopt the rule: 119.03 5. Statute(s) the rule, as filed, amplifies or implements: 1531.08 6. State the reason(s) for proposing (i.e., why are you filing,) this rule: This rule regulates the state-owned or administered lands designated as public hunting areas. 7. If the rule is an AMENDMENT, then summarize the changes and the content of the proposed rule; If the rule type is RESCISSION, NEW or NO CHANGE, then summarize the content of the rule: Paragraph (A) has been amended and the and numbers "1234" have been deleted [ stylesheet: rsfa.xsl 2.05, authoring tool: EZ1, p: 13767, pa: 17070, ra: 58883, d: 62753)] print date: 02/03/2004 09:14 PM Page 2 Rule Number: 1501:31-15-04 and the words and numbers "1, 2, 3, 4,", "Bayshore fishing access" and "Muskingum watershed conservancy district" have been added. Paragraph (B) has been amended and the words "(D), (E), and (F)" have been deleted and the word "and" has been added. Paragraph (B)(1) has been amended and the words "primitive weapons" have been deleted and the words "muzzleloading rifles and shotguns" have been added. Paragraph (B)(2) has been amended and the following words have been deleted: Public hunting areas administered by the division of parks and recreation wherein all legal game may be hunted and furbearing animals may be trapped: Alum creek state park, only in accordance with the specifications on the official map on file with the chief of the division of parks and recreation. Burr Oak state park, except that portion indicated as closed to hunting and trapping on the official map on file with the chief of the division of parks and recreation. Hueston Woods state park only in accordance with the specifications of the official map on file with the chief of the division of parks and recreation. Kelleys Island state park, only in accordance with the specifications on the official map on file with the chief of the division of parks and recreation. Lake Alma state park, only in accordance with the specifications of the official map on file with the chief of the division of parks and recreation. Lake Loramie state park, except that portion known as Crawford island, only in accordance with the specifications on the official map on file with the chief of the division of parks and recreation. Grand lake St. Marys state park, only in accordance with the specifications of the official map on file with the chief of the division of parks and recreation. Malabar Farm state park, only in accordance with the specifications of the official map on file with the chief of the division of parks and recreation. Maumee Bay state park, only in accordance with the specifications on the official map on file with the chief of the division of parks and recreation. Great Seal state park, only in accordance with the specifications on the official map on file with the chief of the division of parks and recreation. East fork state park, only in accordance with the specifications on the official map on file with the chief of the division of parks and recreation. Deer creek state park, only in accordance with the specifications on the official map Page 3 Rule Number: 1501:31-15-04 on file with the chief of the division of parks and recreation. Lake Milton state park, only in accordance with the specifications on the official map on file with the chief of the division of parks and recreation. Indian lake state park, only in accordance with the specifications on the official map on file with the chief of the division of parks and recreation. Jefferson lake state park only in accordance with the specifications of the official map on file with the chief of the division of parks and recreation. Pymatuning lake state park, only in accordance with the specifications of the official map on file with the chief of the division of parks and recreation. Lake Logan state park only in accordance with the specifications of the official map on file with the chief of the division of parks and recreation. Rocky Fork state park only in accordance with the specifications of the official map on file with the chief of the division of parks and recreation. Shawnee state park Scioto Trail state park Stonelick state park only in accordance with the specifications of the official map on file with the chief of the division of parks and recreation. Tar Hollow state park Van Buren state park, only in accordance with the specifications of the official map on file with the chief of the division of parks and recreation. Paragraph (B)(2) has been amended and the following words have been added: It shall be lawful to hunt game birds, game quadrupeds and fur bearing animals, and trap furbearing animals in the division of parks and recreation areas named in this rule when done in accordance to the official hunting maps for the parks listed. Official hunting maps indicate those areas of the park open and closed to hunting and trapping and any restrictions on hunting or trapping in those areas. The official copies of the maps are filed with the chief of the division of parks and recreation. At least thirty days prior to the effective date copies of the maps are posted in accordance with the Administrative Code and filed at the respective parks and recreation area headquarters office. Parks that have areas open to hunting and trapping: Alum Creek state park A.W. Marion state park Page 4 Rule Number: 1501:31-15-04 Barkcamp state park Beaver Creek state park Blue Rock state park Buck Creek state park Buckeye lake state park Burr Oak state park Caesar Creek state park Cowan lake state park Crane Creek state park Deer Creek state park Delaware state park Dillon state park East Fork state park East Harbor state park Findley state park Forked Run state park Geneva state park Grand lake St. Marys state park Great Seal state park Guilford lake state park Hocking Hills state park Hueston Woods state park Indian lake state park Jackson lake state park Jefferson lake state park John Bryan state park Page 5 Rule Number: 1501:31-15-04 Kelleys Island state park Kiser lake state park Lake Alma state park Lake Hope state park Lake Logan state park Lake Loramie state park Lake Milton state park Madison lake state park Malabar state park Maumee Bay state park Mosquito state park Mount Gilead state park Mary Jane Thurston state park Paint Creek state park Portage lakes state park Punderson state park Pymatuning state park Rocky Fork state park Salt Fork state park Scioto Trail state park Shawnee state park Stonelick state park Strouds Run state park Sycamore state park Tar Hollow state park Tinkers Creek state park Page 6 Rule Number: 1501:31-15-04 Van Buren state park West Branch state park Wolf Run state park Paragraph (C) has been deleted which included the following words: It shall be lawful to hunt game birds, game quadrupeds, and furbearing animals and trap furbearing animals in the areas named in this paragraph, except that it shall be unlawful for any person to so hunt or trap before the fifteenth of October each year or after the first of March of the following year. To augment and clarify some area descriptions, official maps are used to indicate certain areas open or closed to hunting and trapping. The official copies of such maps are filed with the chief of the division of parks and recreation. A copy of each map is also filed at the respective area headquarters office. *Dillon state park, only in accordance with the specifications on the official map on file with the chief of the division of parks and recreation. **Forked Run state park, only in accordance with the specifications of the official map on file with the chief of the division of parks and recreation. Findley state park, only in accordance with the specifications on the official map on file with the chief of the division of parks and recreation. Geneva state park only in accordance with the specifications of the official map on file with the chief of the division of parks and recreation. A. W. Marion state park, only in accordance with the specifications on the official map on file with the chief of the division of parks and recreation. Barkcamp state park only in accordance with the specifications of the official map on file with the chief of the division of parks and recreation. Beaver creek state park only in accordance with the specifications of the official map on file with the chief of the division of parks and recreation. Cowan lake state park only in accordance with the specifications of the official map on file with the chief of the division of parks and recreation.
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