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United States — Tennessee
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The commissioner may issue permits to commercial operations in the Ocoee River management zone, charge a recreation fee of 10% of annual gross revenue from commercial activities there, revoke permits for rule violations, and adopt rules under the Uniform Administrative Procedures Act.
United States — Tennessee
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Money allocated to the development fund must stay in the fund until required contracts and memorandums of understanding are in place.
United States — Tennessee
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This section says Tennessee and its subdivisions may be authorized to take part in private, local, and federal assistance programs for outdoor recreation planning and development.
United States — Tennessee
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The commissioner of environment and conservation may plan, develop, operate, maintain, and acquire resources for the state’s outdoor recreation areas and facilities, working with other agencies.
United States — Tennessee
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The commissioner of environment and conservation may, with the governor’s approval, select and acquire new areas for the park system if the commissioner thinks they should be developed as a state park or recreation area.
United States — Tennessee
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The commissioner may seek federal outdoor-recreation aid, make related agreements, keep records, and provide reports and information; the commissioner must also coordinate with state agencies and represent their interests when obtaining program benefits.
United States — Tennessee
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The commissioner of environment and conservation may receive local and private funds.
United States — Tennessee
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The commissioner may not commit to or enter agreements until enough funds are available for the state's share, and may make agreements for federal-aid projects only if the subdivision gives the required funding assurances.
United States — Tennessee
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Money received under this part must be deposited in the state treasury and used for this part, and disbursements need approval from the governor and the commissioner of finance and administration.
United States — Tennessee
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This section creates a technical advisory service in the department of environment and conservation to help county and municipal governments with parks and recreation programs.
United States — Tennessee
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This section says the part may be cited as the “Tennessee Recreation Initiative Program of 1995.”
United States — Tennessee
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Cities and counties may apply for a competitive matching grant program, and participating communities must provide matching funds and later cover the full program cost in year three.
United States — Tennessee
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This provision sets the first-year budget for the program and says implementation depends on funding in the general appropriations act.
United States — Tennessee
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The governor and certain executive-branch officials may accept gifts, but gifts over $5,000 must go to the governor, and accepted gifts must be reported within 30 days.
United States — Tennessee
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The state or a political subdivision may buy federal surplus property on agreed terms.
United States — Tennessee
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A commission made up of the governor, state treasurer, and attorney general and reporter may buy federal property offered for sale if the commission decides it can be used advantageously by a state department or agency.
United States — Tennessee
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This commission may buy improvements or installations on state land that were placed there by the federal government or its agencies.
United States — Tennessee
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Payments for purchases under §§ 12-1-103 and 12-1-104 must come from money in the state treasury that has not been otherwise appropriated.
United States — Tennessee
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A state department commissioner may acquire land for the state, but only with approval from the commissioner of finance and administration. The land must be paid for from available, unappropriated state treasury funds.
United States — Tennessee
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If land needs to be acquired under §§ 12-1-106 to 12-1-108, the commissioner must send a written request to the governor; after approval, the commissioner may acquire the land.