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Chapter 84
Section 84.964
Recent History
- 2014 84.964 Repealed 2014 c 286 art 2 s 4
- 1995 84.964 New 1995 c 220 s 64
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84.964 INTERAGENCY NATIVE VEGETATION TASK FORCE.
(a) An interagency task force on native plant conservation is established composed of
the commissioners or their designees of the Departments of Agriculture, Natural Resources,
Transportation, and the Pollution Control Agency and the executive director or designee of the
Board of Water and Soil Resources. The commissioner of natural resources or the commissioner's
designee shall chair the task force.
(b) The purpose of the task force is to identify priority conservation needs for native plants
and their habitats in the ecological regions of the state, and to coordinate implementation of
interagency programs to address those needs. The task force shall also ensure, to the greatest
extent practicable, that native plant species and communities are maintained, enhanced, restored,
or established on public lands, and are promoted on private lands.
History: 1995 c 220 s 64
(a) An interagency task force on native plant conservation is established composed of
the commissioners or their designees of the Departments of Agriculture, Natural Resources,
Transportation, and the Pollution Control Agency and the executive director or designee of the
Board of Water and Soil Resources. The commissioner of natural resources or the commissioner's
designee shall chair the task force.
(b) The purpose of the task force is to identify priority conservation needs for native plants
and their habitats in the ecological regions of the state, and to coordinate implementation of
interagency programs to address those needs. The task force shall also ensure, to the greatest
extent practicable, that native plant species and communities are maintained, enhanced, restored,
or established on public lands, and are promoted on private lands.
History: 1995 c 220 s 64
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