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Federalism Commission - October 10, 2023
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Recording 1
Chair Stratton called the meeting to order at 4:04 p.m.
Commission Business
Sen. Winterton moved to approve the minutes.
Water Issues
Gene Shawcroft, Commissioner, Colorado River Authority of Utah, presented on Utah water issues.
Commission members asked clarifying questions of the presenter.
State Resource Management Plan
Dillon Hoyt, Planning Program Manger, Public Lands Policy Coordinating Office, presented the State Resource Management Plan.
Commission members asked clarifying questions of the presenter.
Rep. Albrecht moved to open a commission bill file to adopt the recommended changes as presented by the Public Lands Policy Coordinating Office state resource management plan.
Rep. Ivory asked additional clarifying questions of the presenter.
U.S. Forest Service Ruling on E-bikes
Stratton introduced the agenda item and commented on the absence of a representative from the U.S. Forest Service.
Rep. Albrecht commented on the agenda item.
Jason Curry, Director, Division of Recreation, Department of Natural Resources, presented on e-bikes policy.
Commission members discussed the presentation and clarifying questions
Nathan Brady, Policy Analyst, Office of Legislative Research and General Counsel, responded to a question form the commission.
Rep. Albrecht moved to write a letter to the director of the forest service addressing the ruling on e-bikes.
Impact of the New National Monument Along the Utah/Arizona Border
Hayden Ballard, Attorney, Public Lands Policy Coordinating Office, discussed the impact of the new national monument along the Utah/Arizona border
Rep. Albrecht commented on the agenda item.
Rep. Phil Lyman commented on the agenda item.
Commission members discussed and asked clarifying questions.
Rep. Albrecht moved to write a letter to the secretary of interior addressing the committee's concern about the New National Monument designation and it's impact on Utah citizens.
Rep. Albrecht moved to write a letter to the Moab Bureau of Land Management Office and the Secretary of Interior in opposition of the road closures in and around Moab.
Rep. Ivory moved to write a letter to addressing the attorneys to update the legislative jurisdiction?**
Rep. Albrecht moved to adjourn.
Commission Business
Commission Business
Water Issues
Water Issues
State Resource Management Plan
State Resource Management Plan
U.S. Forest Service Ruling on E-bikes
U.S. Forest Service Ruling on E-bikes
Impact of the New National Monument Along the Utah/Arizona Border
Impact of the New National Monument Along the Utah/Arizona Border
Moab Trails Closure by the Bureau of Land Management
Moab Trails Closure by the Bureau of Land Management
Legislative Jurisdiction of Federally Controlled Lands
Legislative Jurisdiction of Federally Controlled Lands
Other Commission Business
Other Commission Business
Adjourn
Adjourn
AGENDA
AGENDA
MINUTES
MINUTES
NOTICE
NOTICE
E-Bike Directives
E-Bike Directives
E-Bike FAQ
E-Bike FAQ
State Resource Management Plan (Source: PLPCO)
State Resource Management Plan (Source: PLPCO)
Water Issues (Source: Central Utah Water Conservancy District)
Water Issues (Source: Central Utah Water Conservancy District)
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