·
Call to order
·
Approval of the minutes
of the October 10, 2023, meeting
2.
Reporting Requirements
The
commission will discuss statutory requirements to provide reports to the
Legislative Management Committee and interim committee chairs.
·
Commission Staff
·
Commission
Discussion/Action
3.
Draft Legislation: State
Resource Management Plan
The commission will consider
draft legislation to address recommended changes to the state resource
management plan statutes.
·
Commission Staff
·
Dillon Hoyt, Natural
Resource Planner, Public Lands Policy Coordinating Office
·
Public Comment
·
Commission
Discussion/Action
4.
U.S. Forest Service
Ruling on E-bikes
The commission has
invited the U.S. Forest Service to discuss the recent policy change by the U.S.
Forest Service on e-bikes and the impact this policy will have on access to
public lands.
·
Representative Carl
Albrecht
·
U.S. Forest Service
Intermountain Region
·
Public Comment
·
Commission
Discussion/Action
5.
Commission
Appropriations
The
commission will hear
from the Office of the Legislative Fiscal Analyst regarding legislative
appropriations to the commission and the authorized intent of these
appropriations to the commission.
·
Steve Allred, Deputy
Fiscal Analyst, Office of the Legislative Fiscal Analyst
·
Commission
Discussion/Action
6.
Federal Law Enforcement
The commission will
receive a presentation on federal law enforcement actions in Utah.
·
Public Lands Policy Coordinating
Office
·
Sheriff Tracy Glover,
Kane County
·
Public Comment
·
Commission Discussion/Action
7.
Financial Summaries
The commission will
receive a presentation on efforts to address centralized banking currency,
environmental social governance, and fiscal health.
·
Utah State Treasurer’s
Office
·
Public Comment
·
Commission Discussion/Action
8.
AEON AI Contract
The commission will receive
a presentation from AEON on the federal land valuation model. In 2019, the Commission on Federalism awarded Aeon a
contract to create a federal land valuation model. In May 2020, Aeon provided the Federalism
Commission a demonstration of the developed federal land valuation model. The Federalism Commission paid a lump sum for
the creation of the land valuation model and voted to allow for quarterly
payments of $5,000 for Aeon to maintain the model for five years.
·
Representative of Aeon
·
Public Comment
·
Commission
Discussion/Action
9.
Other Commission
Business
10. Adjourn