State lands-designation of community-valued land.

Summary

The bill lets county commissioners ask the environmental quality council to designate state land parcels as having significant community value based on historic, archaeological, wildlife, geological or botanical features. The council must hold a hearing, accept public comment, and can approve the designation, after which the state board of land commissioners must consider that designation before approving any change in the parcel’s use.

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