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2006 Utah Code - Chapter 73 — Geological Survey
- 63-73-1 — Definitions.
- 63-73-2 — Board of Utah Geological Survey created.
- 63-73-3 — Members of board -- Qualifications and appointment -- Vacancies -- Organization -- Meetings -- Financial gain prohibited -- Expenses.
- 63-73-4 — Responsibilities of board.
- 63-73-5 — Establishment of survey within the department -- General supervision of the survey.
- 63-73-6 — Powers and duties of survey.
- 63-73-7 — Director of survey -- Designation as state geologist -- Qualifications -- Duties and authority.
- 63-73-8 — Personnel of survey -- Employment -- Restrictions -- Salaries and benefits.
- 63-73-9 — Investigatory powers and immunities of survey personnel.
- 63-73-10 — Disposition of survey income -- Sources of funds.
- 63-73-11 — Protection of school and institutional trust land interests relating to paleontological resources.
- 63-73-12 — Permit required to excavate critical paleontological resources on state lands -- Removal of specimen or site.
- 63-73-13 — Permit required to excavate critical paleontological resources on school and institutional trust lands -- Removal of specimen or site.
- 63-73-14 — Ownership of collections and resources.
- 63-73-15 — Revocation or suspension of permits -- Criminal penalties.
- 63-73-16 — Paleontological landmarks.
- 63-73-17 — Report of discovery on state or private lands.
- 63-73-18 — State paleontological register -- Survey duties.
- 63-73-19 — Agency responsibilities -- Allowing director reasonable opportunity to comment.
- 63-73-20 — Curriculum and materials for the training of volunteers who assist paleontologists.
- 63-73-21 — Utah Geological Survey Sample Library Fund.
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