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Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Natural Resources › Law Enforcement Division › Local Hunting and Firearms Controls › RegulationNo 163 - Oakland county › Section R. 317.163.42 - Addison township, Lakeville lake; hunting prohibited

Current through Vol. 24-12, July 15, 2024
Rule 42. Hunting with, or the discharge of, a firearm is
					 unlawful on or over the waters of Lakeville lake, Addison township, Oakland
					 county, that lie within the following described area: Beginning at the junction
					 of Army road and Rochester road; thence northwesterly on Army road to the
					 common section corner of sections 15, 16, 21, and 22; thence south on the
					 common section line between sections 21 and 22 to the 1/2 section line; thence
					 southeast to the northwest corner of Klink island; thence southeast to the
					 southern tip of Baywood point; thence east to Rochester road; thence north to
					 the point of beginning.
Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Natural Resources › Law Enforcement Division › Local Hunting and Firearms Controls › RegulationNo 163 - Oakland county › Section R. 317.163.43 - White Lake township, portion; hunting restricted

Current through Vol. 24-12, July 15, 2024
Rule 43. Hunting with, or the discharge of, a firearm,
					 except a shotgun loaded with shot not larger than no. 4, is unlawful in that
					 part of White Lake township, Oakland county, described as follows, except at
					 target ranges recognized and approved by the township board: Beginning at the
					 intersection of Highland road (M-59) and Ormond road; thence north on Ormond
					 road to England Beach road; thence west on England Beach road to Ridge road;
					 thence south and west on Ridge road to the west township line; thence south on
					 the west township line to Highland road (M-59); thence east on Highland road
					 (M-59) to the point of beginning.
Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Natural Resources › Law Enforcement Division › Local Hunting and Firearms Controls › RegulationNo 163 - Oakland county › Section R. 317.163.44 - Highland township; portions; hunting prohibited

Current through Vol. 24-12, July 15, 2024
Rule 44. Hunting with, or the discharge of, a firearm is
					 unlawful, except at target ranges registered with the township board, in the
					 portions of Highland township, Oakland county, described as follows:
(a) Beginning at the intersection of the
				  section line between sections 2 and 11, T3N, R7E, with Harvey Lake road; thence
				  east along that section line and continuing east on the section line between
				  sections
				  1 and 12 to the
				  east line of Highland township, south on that east line to the center line of
				  Highland road (M-59); thence westerly to the center line of Duck Lake road;
				  thence northerly to the center line of Wardlow road; thence westerly to the
				  center line of Harvey Lake road; thence northwesterly and continuing north on
				  the center line of Harvey Lake road to the point of beginning.
(b) On the surface of, or within 450 feet of
				  the water's edge of, Highland lake located in sections 8 and 17, T3N,
				  R7E.
(c) Beginning at a point where
				  Wardlow road intersects with Harvey Lake road; thence south on Harvey Lake road
				  to the north quarter line of section 22, T3N, R7E; thence west on the north
				  quarter line of section 22, T3N, R7E, to the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad
				  tracks; thence south on the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad tracks to M-59; thence
				  west on M-59 to Milford road; thence north on Milford road to Wardlow road;
				  thence east on Wardlow road to the point of beginning.
(d) In those portions of section 10, T3N,
				  R7E, lying west of Milford road; on or over those waters of Tagget lake lying
				  in section 8, T3N, R7E; and all of section 9, T3N, R7E, except over the waters
				  of Kellogg lake.
Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Natural Resources › Law Enforcement Division › Local Hunting and Firearms Controls › RegulationNo 163 - Oakland county › Section R. 317.163.45 - Oakland township, portion; hunting prohibited

Current through Vol. 24-12, July 15, 2024
Rule 45. Hunting with, or the discharge of, a firearm is
					 unlawful in that portion of Oakland township, Oakland county, described as
					 follows: Beginning at a point where the Penn Central railroad enters Oakland
					 township in section 33, T4N, R11E; thence north on a line following the Penn
					 Central railroad tracks to the center of section 20, T4N, R11E; thence west on
					 the 1/4 line of section 20 and section 19, T4N, R11E, to the center of section
					 19, T4N, R11E; thence north on the 1/4 line of section 19 and section 18, T4N,
					 R11E, to Orion road; thence northwest on Orion road to the west line of Oakland
					 township; thence north on the west line of Oakland township to Stoney Creek
					 road; thence east on Stoney Creek road to Adams road; thence south on Adams
					 road to Orion road; thence southeasterly on Orion road to where the Detroit
					 Edison powerline crosses Orion road; thence east along the Detroit Edison
					 powerline to Collins road; thence south on Collins road to Orion road; thence
					 south on Orion road to Snell road; thence east on Snell road to Sheldon road;
					 thence south on Sheldon road to the south line of Oakland township; thence west
					 on the south line of Oakland township to the point of
					 beginning.
Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Natural Resources › Law Enforcement Division › Local Hunting and Firearms Controls › RegulationNo 163 - Oakland county › Section R. 317.163.46 - Oakland township, portion; hunting prohibited

Current through Vol. 24-12, July 15, 2024
Rule 46. Hunting with, or the discharge of, a firearm is
					 unlawful in that portion of Oakland township, Oakland county, described as
					 follows: Beginning at a point where Gunn road intersections with Hadden road;
					 thence north on Hadden road to Buell road; thence east on Buell road to Hixon
					 road; thence south on Hixon road to Gunn road; thence west on Gunn road to the
					 point of beginning.
Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Natural Resources › Law Enforcement Division › Local Hunting and Firearms Controls › RegulationNo 169 - Otsego county › Section R. 317.169.1 - Bagley township, parts of sections 15 and 16; hunting prohibited

Current through Vol. 24-12, July 15, 2024
Rule 1. Hunting with, or the discharge of, a firearm,
					 except at target ranges recognized and approved by the township board, is
					 unlawful in parts of sections 15 and 16, T30N, R3W, Bagley township, Otsego
					 county, described as follows:
Beginning at a point where Johnson road intersects with
					 I-75; thence north on I-75 to a point where McCoy road would intersect with
					 I-75 if extended west; thence east on McCoy road to the junction of McCoy road,
					 Krys road, and Osceola trail; thence south on Osceola trail to Johnson road;
					 thence west on Johnson road to the point of beginning.
Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Natural Resources › Law Enforcement Division › Local Hunting and Firearms Controls › RegulationNo 169 - Otsego county › Section R. 317.169.2 - Otsego Lake township, portion, hunting with firearm other than shotgun prohibited

Current through Vol. 24-12, July 15, 2024
Rule 2. Hunting with, or the discharge of, a firearm, other
					 than a shotgun, is unlawful in that portion of Otsego Lake township, Otsego
					 county, described as follows: Beginning at a point where Marlette road
					 intersects with I-75 expressway; thence north on I-75 to the north section line
					 of section 20, T30N, R3W; thence west on that section line to old U.S. 27;
					 thence south on old U.S. 27 to Marlette road; thence east on Marlette road to
					 the point of beginning.
Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Natural Resources › Law Enforcement Division › Local Hunting and Firearms Controls › RegulationNo 170 - Ottawa county › Section R. 317.170.1 - Park township, parts of section 22, and part south of Ottawa Beach road

Current through Vol. 24-12, July 15, 2024
Rule 1. Hunting for any wild animal or wild bird with a
					 firearm, pellet gun, air rifle, spring propelled BB gun or bow and arrow, or
					 the discharge of a firearm, pellet gun, air rifle, spring propelled BB gun or
					 bow and arrow is prohibited in the east 1/2 of the southeast 1/4 of section 22,
					 Park township, Ottawa county, and all of the township south of Ottawa Beach
					 road, except that hunting for waterfowl on Lake Macatawa is permitted lakeward
					 from the water's edge and a resident may hunt waterfowl from the upland of the
					 premises where he is regularly domiciled. A resident may target practice with a
					 firearm, pellet gun, air rifle, spring propelled BB gun or bow and arrow on
					 premises where he is regularly domiciled.
Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Natural Resources › Law Enforcement Division › Local Hunting and Firearms Controls › RegulationNo 170 - Ottawa county › Section R. 317.170.2 - Park township, portions of Lake Macatawa; hunting prohibited

Current through Vol. 24-12, July 15, 2024
Rule 2. Hunting with, or the discharge of, a firearm is
					 unlawful on the waters of Lake Macatawa on those portions of Pine Creek bay
					 located in the north half of section 25, T5N, R16W.
Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Natural Resources › Law Enforcement Division › Local Hunting and Firearms Controls › RegulationNo 171 - Presque Isle county › Section R. 317.171.1 - Krakow township, parts of sections 23 to 26

Current through Vol. 24-12, July 15, 2024
Rule 1. Hunting for any wild animal or wild bird with a
					 firearm or the discharge of a firearm is prohibited in those parts of sections
					 23, 24, 25, and 26, town 34 north, range 7 east, Krakow township, Presque Isle
					 county, described as follows: Beginning at the intersection of the east section
					 line of section 23 and county highway 638, thence southerly on the east section
					 line of section 23 to its intersection with the waters of Grand lake, thence
					 westerly along the shore of Grand lake and following on the shore line of Grand
					 Pointe Peninsula to the intersection with the north and south quarter line of
					 section 23, thence northerly on the quarter line to its intersection with
					 county highway 638, thence easterly along county highway 638 to point of
					 beginning.
Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Natural Resources › Law Enforcement Division › Local Hunting and Firearms Controls › RegulationNo 171 - Presque Isle county › Section R. 317.171.2 - Presque Isle township; sections 18 to 20 and part of section 17; prohibited acts

Current through Vol. 24-12, July 15, 2024
Rule 2. The following acts are unlawful within sections 18,
					 19, and 20 and the SW 1/4 of section 17, T34N, R8E, Presque Isle township,
					 Presque Isle county:
(a) Hunting with,
				  or the discharge of, a firearm or bow and arrow on any public road.
(b) Hunting with, or the discharge of, a
				  firearm other than a shotgun loaded with shot not larger than no. 2.
Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Natural Resources › Law Enforcement Division › Local Hunting and Firearms Controls › RegulationNo 171 - Presque Isle county › Section R. 317.171.3 - Presque Isle township; Besser natural area; hunting prohibited

Current through Vol. 24-12, July 15, 2024
Rule 3.
(1)
				  Hunting with, or the discharge of, a rifle is unlawful in the Besser natural
				  area located in sections 13 and 24, T33N, R8E, of Presque Isle township,
				  Presque Isle county.
(2) Hunting
				  with, or the discharge of, a firearm is unlawful in the Besser natural area
				  located in sections 13 and 24, T33N, R8E, Presque Isle township, Presque Isle
				  county, during the period from April 1 to and including September 14.
Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Natural Resources › Law Enforcement Division › Local Hunting and Firearms Controls › RegulationNo 173 - Saginaw county › Section R. 317.173.1 - Saginaw township, portion; hunting prohibited

Current through Vol. 24-12, July 15, 2024
Rule 1. Hunting with, or the discharge of, a firearm is
					 unlawful within the following described area of Saginaw township, Saginaw
					 county: Beginning at a point in the northeast corner of Saginaw township at the
					 junction of interstate highway 675 and Tittabawassee road; thence west on
					 Tittabawassee road to Mackinaw road; thence south on Mackinaw road to the 1/2
					 section line of section 4; thence west on the 1/2 section line of section 4 to
					 the center of section 4; thence south from the center along the 1/2 section
					 line to McCarty road; thence west on McCarty road to Mannion road; thence south
					 on Mannion road to Shattuck road; thence west on Shattuck road to state highway
					 M-47; thence south on M-47 to Gratiot road; thence east on Gratiot road to St.
					 Andrews street; thence south on St. Andrews street to Michigan street; thence
					 east on Michigan street to the Saginaw township line; thence north on the
					 Saginaw township line to Weiss street; thence east on Weiss street to the
					 Saginaw township line and interstate highway 675; thence north on interstate
					 highway 675 to the point of beginning.
Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Natural Resources › Law Enforcement Division › Local Hunting and Firearms Controls › RegulationNo 173 - Saginaw county › Section R. 317.173.2 - Saginaw township; hunting with rifle unlawful

Current through Vol. 24-12, July 15, 2024
Rule 2. Hunting with, or the discharge of, a rifle is
					 unlawful in Saginaw township, Saginaw county, except at a target range
					 recognized and approved by the township board.
Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Natural Resources › Law Enforcement Division › Local Hunting and Firearms Controls › RegulationNo 173 - Saginaw county › Section R. 317.173.3 - Thomas township, portion; hunting restricted

Current through Vol. 24-12, July 15, 2024
Rule 3. Hunting with, or the discharge of, a center-fire
					 rifle, except at shooting ranges that are registered with the township clerk,
					 is unlawful during the firearm deer season in that part of Thomas township
					 described as follows: Beginning at the junction of Orr road and Tittabawassee
					 road; thence east on Tittabawassee road to the Tittabawassee river; thence
					 southeast along the center line of the Tittabawassee river to highway M-46;
					 thence west on M-46 to highway M-52; thence south on M-52 to the section corner
					 common to sections 32 and 33, T12N, R3E, and sections 4 and 5, T11N, R3E;
					 thence west on the south section line of section 32 and Ederer road to Orr
					 road; thence north on Orr road to the point of beginning.
Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Natural Resources › Law Enforcement Division › Local Hunting and Firearms Controls › RegulationNo 174 - St. Clair county › Section R. 317.174.1 - East China township, east part

Current through Vol. 24-12, July 15, 2024
Rule 1. Hunting for a wild animal or wild bird with a
					 firearm or bow and arrow or the discharge of a firearm or bow and arrow is
					 prohibited within the following described area of East China township, St.
					 Clair county: Beginning on the south line of section 36, T4N, R17E, at its
					 intersection with the shoreline of the St. Clair river, thence westerly to the
					 west boundary of the Port Huron and Detroit railroad, thence northerly on the
					 west boundary to the centerline of Springborn road, thence southeasterly to the
					 west shoreline of the Belle river, thence northerly along the shoreline to to
					 its intersection with the south boundary of private claim 243, thence
					 northwesterly on the south boundary line to the west boundary line of private
					 claim 243, thence northeasterly on the west boundary line to the centerline of
					 Meisner road, thence easterly and southeasterly on the centerline of Meisner
					 road to the west boundary of the Port Huron and Detroit railroad, thence
					 northerly on the west boundary to the centerline of Recor road, thence
					 southeasterly on the centerline of Recor road to the centerline of River road
					 (M-29), thence northerly on the centerline of River road (M-29) to the east and
					 west quarter line in section 18, thence westerly on the quarter line to the
					 west section line of section 18, thence northerly on the section line to the
					 intersection with the north line of section 18, thence easterly on the section
					 line to the centerline of River road (M-29), thence northerly on the centerline
					 of River road (M-29) to the centerline of Bree road, thence westerly on the
					 centerline of Bree road and continuing westerly to the west shoreline of the
					 Pine river, thence northerly along the west shoreline of the Pine river to the
					 south city limits of the city of St. Clair, thence easterly on the city limits
					 of the city of St. Clair to the shoreline of the St. Clair river, thence
					 southerly along the shoreline of the St. Clair river to the point of beginning.
					 However, target shooting is permitted in this area at ranges approved by the
					 township legislative body.
Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Natural Resources › Law Enforcement Division › Local Hunting and Firearms Controls › RegulationNo 181 - Washtenaw county › Section R. 317.181.1 - Pittsfield township, Washtenaw county

Current through Vol. 24-12, July 15, 2024
Rule
					 1. Hunting for a
					 wild animal or wild bird with a firearm or bow and arrow or the discharge of a
					 firearm or bow and arrow is prohibited within the following described area in
					 Pittsfield township, Washtenaw county: Beginning in the northeast corner of
					 section 1, T3S, R 6E; thence southerly on the east township line to the
					 intersection with interstate 94; thence westerly to the intersection of
					 interstate 94 and the centerline of Ellsworth road; thence westerly on the
					 centerline of Ellsworth road to the centerline of Lohr road; thence northerly
					 on the centerline of Lohr road to interstate 94; thence northwesterly to the
					 north township line of Pittsfield township in section 6, T3S, R6E; thence
					 easterly on the north township line and continuing easterly to the point of
					 beginning. Excepted from the above described area are all lands situated within
					 the corporate limits of the city of Ann Arbor. This rule shall not apply to the
					 discharge of firearms at target ranges under permit as may be authorized by the
					 local unit of government.
Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Natural Resources › Law Enforcement Division › Local Hunting and Firearms Controls › RegulationNo 181 - Washtenaw county › Section R. 317.181.2 - Superior township, portion; hunting prohibited

Current through Vol. 24-12, July 15, 2024
Rule 2. Hunting with, or the discharge of, a firearm is
					 unlawful in the south 1/2 of section 7, bounded on the north by state highway
					 14, and in sections 18, 19, 29, 30, 31, 32, 34, 35, and 36, T2S, R7E, Superior
					 township, Washtenaw county.
Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Natural Resources › Law Enforcement Division › Local Hunting and Firearms Controls › RegulationNo 181 - Washtenaw county › Section R. 317.181.3 - Superior township, portion; hunting restricted

Current through Vol. 24-12, July 15, 2024
Rule 3. Hunting with, or the discharge of, a firearm, other
					 than a shotgun loaded with shot not larger than no. 2, is unlawful in sections
					 5, 8, 9, 25, and 33, T2S, R7E, Superior township, Washtenaw
					 county.
Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Natural Resources › Law Enforcement Division › Local Hunting and Firearms Controls › RegulationNo 181 - Washtenaw county › Section R. 317.181.4 - Superior township, section 17; hunting with a rifle prohibited

Current through Vol. 24-12, July 15, 2024
Rule 4. Hunting with, or the discharge of, a rifle is
					 unlawful in section 17, T2S, R7E, Superior township, Washtenaw
					 county.
Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Natural Resources › Law Enforcement Division › Local Hunting and Firearms Controls › RegulationNo 181 - Washtenaw county › Section R. 317.181.5 - Northfield township, Whitmore lake; hunting prohibited

Current through Vol. 24-12, July 15, 2024
Rule 5. Hunting with, or the discharge of, a firearm is
					 unlawful over that portion of Whitmore lake extending 200 yards lakeward from
					 the water's edge and on or over that portion of land extending 200 yards inland
					 from the water's edge in sections 5 and 6, T1S, R6E, of Northfield township,
					 Washtenaw county.
Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Natural Resources › Law Enforcement Division › Local Hunting and Firearms Controls › RegulationNo 182 - Wayne county › Section R. 317.182.1 - Plymouth township; hunting prohibited in certain area

Current through Vol. 24-12, July 15, 2024
Rule 1. Hunting with, or the discharge of, a firearm is
					 unlawful in that part of Plymouth township east of a line described as follows:
					 Beginning at a point where Ann Arbor road enters Plymouth township in section
					 31; thence northeasterly on Ann Arbor road to Ridge road; thence north on Ridge
					 road to the corner common to sections 19, 20, 29, and 30, T1S, R8E; thence west
					 on the south section line of section 19, T1S, R8E, to the north-south
					 centerline of section 19, T1S, R8E; thence northerly on the north-south
					 centerline to the east-west centerline of section 19, T1S, R8E; thence east on
					 the east-west centerline of section 19, T1S, R8E, to Ridge road; thence south
					 on Ridge road to the north edge of the M-14 expressway; thence east on the M-14
					 expressway to Beck road; thence north on Beck road to the north line of
					 Plymouth township.
Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Natural Resources › Law Enforcement Division › Local Hunting and Firearms Controls › RegulationNo 182 - Wayne county › Section R. 317.182.2 - Canton township, part of section 6; hunting prohibited

Current through Vol. 24-12, July 15, 2024
Rule 2. Hunting with, or the discharge of, a firearm,
					 except at a target range recognized and approved by the township board, is
					 unlawful in the south 1/2 of section 6, T2S, R8E.
Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Natural Resources › Law Enforcement Division › Local Hunting and Firearms Controls › RegulationNo 182 - Wayne county › Section R. 317.182.3 - Canton township, section 4; hunting prohibited

Current through Vol. 24-12, July 15, 2024
Rule 3. Hunting with, or the discharge of, a firearm,
					 except at a target range recognized and approved by the township board, is
					 unlawful in section 4, T2S, R8E. Bounded on the north by Joy road, on the east
					 by Canton Center road, on the south by Warren road and on the west by Beck
					 road.
Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Natural Resources › Law Enforcement Division › Local Hunting and Firearms Controls › RegulationNo 182 - Wayne county › Section R. 317.182.4 - Canton township, eastern portion; hunting prohibited

Current through Vol. 24-12, July 15, 2024
Rule 4. Hunting with, or the discharge of, a firearm,
					 except at a target range recognized and approved by the township board, is
					 unlawful in that part of Canton township east of Canton Center
					 road.
Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Natural Resources › Law Enforcement Division › Local Hunting and Firearms Controls › RegulationNo 182 - Wayne county › Section R. 317.182.5 - Brownstown township; hunting with rifle prohibited

Current through Vol. 24-12, July 15, 2024
Rule 5. Hunting with, or the discharge of, a rifle, except
					 at a target range recognized and approved by the township board, is unlawful in
					 Brownstown township. The department of natural resources may issue permits to
					 control the depredations of birds and animals by shooting or other
					 methods.
Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Natural Resources › Law Enforcement Division › Local Hunting and Firearms Controls › RegulationNo 182 - Wayne county › Section R. 317.182.6 - Brownstown township, portion; hunting prohibited

Current through Vol. 24-12, July 15, 2024
Rule 6. Hunting with, or the discharge of, a firearm,
					 except at a target range recognized and approved by the township board, is
					 unlawful within the following described area of Brownstown township: Beginning
					 at the junction of Vreeland road and interstate highway 75; thence east on
					 Vreeland road to state highway M-85; thence southwest on state highway M-85 to
					 Allen road; thence south on Allen road to Woodruff road; thence west on
					 Woodruff road to the New York Central railroad; thence northeast on the New
					 York Central railroad to Gibraltar road; thence west on Gibraltar road as
					 extended to interstate highway 75; thence north on interstate highway 75 to the
					 point of beginning. The department of natural resources may issue permits to
					 control the depredations of birds and animals by shooting or other
					 methods.
Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Natural Resources › Law Enforcement Division › Local Hunting and Firearms Controls › RegulationNo 182 - Wayne county › Section R. 317.182.7 - Brownstown township, portion; hunting prohibited

Current through Vol. 24-12, July 15, 2024
Rule 7. Hunting with, or the discharge of, a firearm,
					 except at a target range recognized and approved by the township board, is
					 unlawful in that part of Brownstown township between Telegraph road and
					 interstate highway 75. The department of natural resources may issue permits to
					 control the depredations of birds and animals by shooting or other
					 methods.
Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Natural Resources › Law Enforcement Division › Local Hunting and Firearms Controls › RegulationNo 182 - Wayne county › Section R. 317.182.8 - Brownstown township; portion; hunting prohibited

Current through Vol. 24-12, July 15, 2024
Rule 8. Hunting with, or the discharge of, a firearm is
					 unlawful in that part of Brownstown township described as follows: Beginning at
					 a point where Telegraph road intersects with the north city limits of the city
					 of Flat Rock; thence north on Telegraph road to West road; thence west on West
					 road to Arsenal road; thence south on Arsenal road to the city limits of Flat
					 Rock; thence east on the Flat Rock city limits line to the point of
					 beginning.
Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Natural Resources › Law Enforcement Division › Local Hunting and Firearms Controls › RegulationNo 182 - Wayne county › Section R. 317.182.9 - Plymouth township; hunting restricted in certain area

Current through Vol. 24-12, July 15, 2024
Rule 9. Hunting with, or the discharge of, a firearm,
					 except a shotgun loaded with shot not larger than no. 6, is unlawful west of a
					 line described as follows: Beginning at a point where Ann Arbor road enters
					 Plymouth township in section 31; thence northeasterly on Ann Arbor road to
					 Ridge road; thence north on Ridge road to the corner common to sections 19, 20,
					 29, and 30, T1S, R8E; thence west on the south section line of section 19, T1S,
					 R8E, to the north-south centerline of section 19, T1S, R8E; thence northerly on
					 the north-south centerline to the east-west centerline of section 19, T1S, R8E;
					 thence east on the east-west centerline of section 19, T1S, R8E, to Ridge road;
					 thence south on Ridge road to the north edge of the M-14 expressway; thence
					 east on the M-14 expressway to Beck road; thence north on Beck road to the
					 north line of Plymouth township.
Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Natural Resources › Law Enforcement Division › Local Hunting and Firearms Controls › RegulationNo 182 - Wayne county › Section R. 317.182.10 - Plymouth township; hunting prohibited during certain portion of the year

Current through Vol. 24-12, July 15, 2024
Rule 10. Hunting with, or the discharge of, a firearm is
					 unlawful in Plymouth township during the period March 1 to October 19 each
					 year, except at target ranges recognized and approved by the township
					 board.
Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Natural Resources › Law Enforcement Division › Local Hunting and Firearms Controls › RegulationNo 182 - Wayne county › Section R. 317.182.11 - Canton township; hunting prohibited, exceptions

Current through Vol. 24-12, July 15, 2024
Rule 11. Hunting with, or the discharge of, a firearm is
					 unlawful in the north 1/2 of section 6 and in sections 5 and 9, T2S, R8E,
					 except as follows:
(a) Hunting with,
				  or the discharge of, a shotgun loaded with shot not larger than no. 6 is
				  permitted from October 20 to March 1.
(b) The discharge of a firearm is permitted
				  all year at target ranges that are registered with the township
				  clerk.
Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Natural Resources › Law Enforcement Division › Local Hunting and Firearms Controls › RegulationNo 182 - Wayne county › Section R. 317.182.12 - Brownstown township; hunting or firearm discharge prohibited in certain portion

Current through Vol. 24-12, July 15, 2024
Rule 12. Hunting with, or the discharge of, a firearm is
					 unlawful in that part of section 11, T4S, R10E, Brownstown township, described
					 as follows: Beginning at the junction of Sibley road and Allen road; thence
					 south on Allen road to King road; thence east on King road to the common
					 boundary of Brownstown township and the city of Riverview; thence north along
					 this common boundary to Sibley road; thence west on Sibley road to the point of
					 beginning.
Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Natural Resources › Michigan Historical Center › Site Protection › Section R. 399.102 - Prohibited acts generally

Current through Vol. 24-12, July 15, 2024
Rule 2.
(1) On
				historic and museum sites which are administered by the department of state, a
				person shall not do any of the following:
(a)
				Enter, use, or occupy the site for any purpose when posted against such entry,
				use, or occupancy, as ordered by the secretary of state.
(b) Mar, damage, destroy, move, or remove any
				exhibit or display.
(c) Mar,
				damage, destroy, move, or remove any built-up improvements or portions of
				built-up improvements, including buildings, fences, or information devices,
				without proper written permission.
(d) Possess or use metal detectors, or dig,
				probe, search, excavate, or otherwise disturb the ground, vegetation, or any
				aboriginal remain without proper written permission.
(e) Camp on, or otherwise occupy as a
				temporary or permanent residence, any portion of the site without proper
				written permission.
(f) Store or
				leave equipment or any privately owned property on the site without proper
				written permission.
(g) Use the
				site as a place to dispose of refuse, rubbish, trash, garbage, or other
				material.
(h) Move, remove,
				destroy, mutilate, or deface posters, notices, signs, or markers of the
				secretary of state or any other agency of the government.
(i) Post, place, erect, or distribute
				advertising material without proper written permission.
(j) Use the site for a business or commercial
				purpose without proper written permission.
(k) Destroy, damage, or remove any property,
				rocks, gravel, earth, living tree or shrub, planted grasses, or other
				vegetation without proper written permission. This subdivision does not apply
				to the picking and removal of mushrooms, berries, and other edible fruits and
				nuts.
(l) Obstruct any road or
				trail in a manner that hinders public access to the site without proper written
				permission.
(m) Park or operate any
				wheeled motorized vehicle, except in designated areas or on designated
				roads.
(n) Use or operate any
				snowmobile without proper written permission.
(o) Ignite or set any fire, either within or
				without a burning container, without proper written permission.
(p) Carry or have in possession a firearm;
				shoot an air gun, gas gun, spring-loaded gun, or slingshot; or shoot with a bow
				and arrow.
(q) Hunt, trap, kill,
				wound, capture, or intentionally disturb any bird, animal, or other
				wildlife.
(r) Erect a fence or
				barrier; construct or occupy improvements; or enclose the site without proper
				written permission.
Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Natural Resources › Office of Minerals Management › Metallic Minerals Leased on State Lands › Section R. 299.4001 - Definitions

Current through Vol. 24-12, July 15, 2024
Rule 1. As used in these rules:
(a) "Auction lease" means a lease issued as
				the result of competitive bidding at public auction.
(b) "Bonus" means a payment by the lessee to
				the lessor at the time of the auction or direct lease as part of the
				consideration for acquisition of a metallic minerals lease.
(c) "Department" means the Michigan
				department of natural resources.
(d) "Direct metallic minerals lease" means a
				lease issued as the result of individual negotiations with the
				department.
(e) "Land" means any
				property in which the state owns any metallic mineral rights.
(f) "Lessee" means the working interest owner
				of a lease as shown in the records of the department as the person or entity
				responsible for the lease.
(g)
				"Lessor" means the director of the Michigan department of natural resources, or
				the directors designee, for the state of Michigan.
(h) "Metallic minerals" means all metallic
				minerals, metallic mineral products, ores, and concentrates as defined in the
				metallic minerals lease document approved by the department.
(i) "Metallic minerals development lease"
				means a lease that allows the use of state lands for metallic mineral
				exploration, mining, and production.
(j) "Nonleasable lands" means lands that will
				not be leased for metallic mineral exploration, mining, or
				production.
(k) "Performance bond"
				means a surety bond, irrevocable letter of credit, certificate of deposit, or
				cash to guarantee that the lessee and the lessee's heirs, executors,
				administrators, successors, and assigns shall faithfully perform the covenants,
				conditions, and agreements specified in the lease and the laws and rules of the
				state of Michigan.
(l) "Qualified
				party" means an individual of the age of majority or a co-partnership,
				corporation, or other legal entity qualified to do business in the state of
				Michigan.
An obvious error in R
				  299.4001 was corrected at the request of the promulgating agency, pursuant to
				  Section 56 of 1969 PA 306, as amended by 2000 PA 262, MCL 24.256. The rule
				  containing the error was published in Michigan Register, 2018 MR 4. The
				  memorandum requesting the correction was published in Michigan Register, 2018
				  MR 5.
Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Natural Resources › Office of Minerals Management › Metallic Minerals Leased on State Lands › Section R. 299.4002 - Lease applications; notice of land location and classification; manner of leasing approved lands

Current through Vol. 24-12, July 15, 2024
Rule 2.
(1) Any
				qualified party may submit applications identifying state lands desired for
				metallic mineral leasing. The department may also identify and nominate lands
				for leasing.
(2) Applications for
				state lands desired to be offered for leasing must be in writing on a form
				designated by the department and must be submitted to the department at the
				address listed on the form.
(3) The
				minimum application fee must accompany the written application and must be in
				accordance with the fee schedule approved by the lessor.
(4) After receipt of properly submitted lease
				applications, the department shall conduct a field review to determine the
				appropriate classification recommendations. For lease auctions, the department
				shall publish a notice describing the general location of the lands recommended
				for leasing, the recommended classification, and the date, time, and place of
				public auction in a newspaper, as defined in section 1461 of the revised
				judicature act of 1961, MCL
				600.1461,
				not less than 30 days before the auction. This notice must be published at
				least once in a newspaper published in the county where the lands are situated.
				If a newspaper is not published in the county where the lands are situated, the
				notice must be published in a newspaper published in a county adjoining the
				county in which the lands are located.
(5) The lessor shall offer lands approved by
				it for leasing at public auction or may enter into leases under
				R
				299.4005.
Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Natural Resources › Office of Minerals Management › Metallic Minerals Leased on State Lands › Section R. 299.4003 - Notice of direct lease request; list of lands offered for leasing at public auction or by direct lease

Current through Vol. 24-12, July 15, 2024
Rule 3.
(1) A notice
				of direct lease request must be published by the lease applicant at least once
				in a newspaper, as defined in section 1461 of the revised judicature act of
				1961, MCL
				600.1461,
				not less than 30 days before the lessor takes final action on the lease
				request. The newspaper must be published in the county where the lands are
				situated. If a newspaper is not published in the county where the lands are
				situated, the notice must be published in a newspaper published in a county
				adjoining the county in which the lands are located. A notice must describe the
				general location of lands recommended for lease and recommended lease
				classification.
(2) Any party may
				request from the department the form of lease to be used and a list of lands
				being offered for leasing at public auction or considered for direct lease. The
				list must include all of the following information pertaining to leasing by
				auction:
(a) The date, time, and place of
				lease auction.
(b) The conditions
				of auction.
Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Natural Resources › Office of Minerals Management › Metallic Minerals Leased on State Lands › Section R. 299.4004 - Offer at public auction; procedure

Current through Vol. 24-12, July 15, 2024
Rule 4.
(1) Metallic
				mineral lease rights in state lands may be offered at public auction.
(2) The lessor shall stipulate the terms and
				conditions under which lands may be offered for lease auction.
(3) Any qualified party may make a bid on
				metallic mineral rights offered for lease.
(4) The full amount of the bonus must be paid
				or arrangements which are satisfactory to the lessor must be made for the
				payment of the bonus on the same date on which the lease rights are bid.
				Bidders may establish credit with the department through prior leasing activity
				or by filing 3 references acceptable to the department, 1 of which shall be a
				bank, in which case total payment may be made by personal or company check.
				Bidders who do not have an established credit rating with the department shall
				pay not less than 1/2 of the total bonus bid in cash or by certified check or
				money order. All remittances must be made payable to: "State of
				Michigan."
(5) Failure of the
				successful bidder to pay the total bid at the time of auction or make
				arrangements satisfactory to the lessor for payment thereof at the time of the
				auction shall result in the forfeiture of the bonus and the lease rights to the
				lands involved.
(6) The lessor
				reserves the right to reject any bid or stop the auction of any offered lease
				rights at any time for good and sufficient reasons.
(7) Lands for which no bids are received must
				not be offered at lease auction unless applied for again. The lessor, in its
				discretion, may include the unbid land in a future lease auction.
(8) Available lands on which bids were not
				accepted or where the successful bidder defaults must be offered at the
				following lease auction unless withdrawn from auction for any stated
				reason
,
or leased under
				R
				299.4005.
An obvious error in
				  R
				  299.4001 was corrected at the request of the
				  promulgating agency, pursuant to Section 56 of 1969 PA 306, as amended by 2000
				  PA 262, MCL 24.256. The rule containing the error was published in Michigan
				  Register, 2018 MR 4. The memorandum requesting the correction was published in
				  Michigan Register, 2018 MR 5.
Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Natural Resources › Office of Minerals Management › Metallic Minerals Leased on State Lands › Section R. 299.4006 - Awarding of leases

Current through Vol. 24-12, July 15, 2024
Rule 6.
(1) Lessor
				approval is required before any lease may be issued. Approval may be withheld
				for good and sufficient reasons.
(2) The department may group lease rights for
				which issuance of leases has been approved into 1 or more leases, depending on
				the location of the lease rights and any special lease conditions.
(3) Before a lease is executed for any state
				lands, the successful bidder or proposed direct lessee shall file a performance
				bond acceptable to the lessor, unless waived by the lessor. The amount of
				performance bond, maximum acreage covered, and when and how the bond may be
				drawn upon must be specified by the lessor.
(4) The department shall provide 1 lease
				instrument to the proposed lessee for signature. Unless otherwise agreed to in
				writing by the lessor, the proposed lessee shall return all leases, properly
				executed, with proper performance bond and payment, within 30 days from the
				date the department sent the leases.
(5) If the proposed lessee is unable to
				return the lease forms, payment, and performance bond within the time
				specified, the lessor may, upon request of the lessee, authorize additional
				time if the lessor determines that the delay is not the fault of the proposed
				lessee. Failure of the proposed lessee to comply within time limits authorized
				must result in forfeiture of the entire amount paid. Lands on which lease
				rights have been forfeited must be offered for leasing at the earliest possible
				date, unless withdrawn for any stated reason by the lessor or unless leased
				under
				R
				299.4005.
(6) The department shall return the original
				of the fully executed lease to the lessee and retain a copy.
(7) Without the written consent of the
				department, no operations on any leased lands will be conducted until a fully
				executed lease has been received by the lessee.
(8) All leases are subject to all present and
				future applicable federal and state laws and rules.
(9) The lessor may require any lease
				applicant or the successful bidder or assignee under any lease to submit the
				following information:
(a) If an individual,
				proof of attainment of legal age.
(b) If a co-partnership, a copy of the
				"Certificate of Co-partnership" or "Certificate of Persons Conducting Business
				Under Assumed Name" approved by the county clerk in the county where the leased
				lands are located.
(c) If a
				corporation or other legal entity, copies of the documents showing
				qualifications to do business in the state of Michigan.
Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Natural Resources › Office of Minerals Management › Metallic Minerals Leased on State Lands › Section R. 299.4007 - Leases; form; lessor to determine terms; issuance in name of successful bidder required; responsibility for compliance with terms of lease

Current through Vol. 24-12, July 15, 2024
Rule 7.
(1) A lease
				must be on a form prescribed by the lessor.
(2) The lessor shall determine the royalty
				and rental rates, primary lease term, and other lease terms.
(3) A lease on land offered at public auction
				must be issued in the name of the successful bidder or bidders at the time of
				auction or the party or parties designated by them at the time of
				auction.
(4) The lessee is
				responsible for compliance with all terms and conditions of the
				lease.
Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Natural Resources › Office of Minerals Management › Underground Gas Storage Leases on State Lands › Section R. 299.4051 - Definitions

Current through Vol. 24-12, July 15, 2024
Rule 1. As used in these rules:
(a) "Bonus payment" means a payment by the
				lessee to the lessor at the time of leasing as part of the consideration for
				acquisition of a gas storage lease.
(b) "Department" means the Michigan
				department of natural resources.
(c) "Development lease" means a lease that
				allows the use of the surface of state lands for gas storage
				activities.
(d) "Development plan"
				means a gas storage field plan that includes proposed locations for surface
				equipment, well locations, pipelines, and roads.
(e) "Gas" (natural gas) means a naturally
				occurring mixture of hydrocarbon and nonhydrocarbon gases found in subsurface
				reservoirs, often in association with petroleum.
(f) "Land" means any property description in
				which the state owns any gas storage rights.
(g) "Lease" means a direct underground gas
				storage lease issued as the result of individual negotiations with the
				department.
(h) "Lessee" means the
				person or entity that has the exclusive right under lease to store natural gas
				as shown in the records of the department.
(i) "Lessor" means the director of the
				Michigan department of natural resources, or the directors designee, for the
				state of Michigan.
(j)
				"Nondevelopment lease" means a lease that does not allow any use of the land
				surface for gas storage activities without separate authorization from the
				department.
(k) "Nonleasable lands"
				means lands that will not be leased for gas storage purposes.
(l) "Performance bond" means a surety bond,
				irrevocable letter of credit, certificate of deposit, or cash to guarantee that
				the lessee and the lessees heirs, executors, administrators, successors, and
				assigns shall faithfully perform the covenants, conditions, and agreements
				specified in the lease and in the laws and administrative rules of the state of
				Michigan.
(m) "Qualified party"
				means an individual who is not less than the age of majority or a,
				co-partnership, corporation, or other legal entity that is qualified to do
				business in the state of Michigan.
Michigan Administrative Code › Department - Natural Resources › Office of Minerals Management › Underground Gas Storage Leases on State Lands › Section R. 299.4052 - Lease applications; notice of location and classification of lands

Current through Vol. 24-12, July 15, 2024
Rule 2.
(1) Any
				qualified party may submit applications identifying lands desired for gas
				storage leasing.
(2) Applications
				for leasing lands must be in writing on a form designated by the department and
				must be submitted to the department at the address listed on the form.
				Applications must include a development plan.
(3) An application fee must accompany the
				written application and must be in accordance with the fee schedule approved by
				the department.
(4) The department
				shall identify all available lands requested for leasing and the recommended
				lease classifications of development, nondevelopment, or nonleasable. The lease
				applicant shall publish a notice describing the general location of the lands
				requested for leasing and the recommended classification in a newspaper, as
				defined in section 1461 of the revised judicature act of 1961, MCL
				600.1461,
				not less than 30 days before the department takes final action on the lease
				request. This notice must be published at least once in a newspaper in the
				county where the lands are situated. If a newspaper is not published in the
				county where the lands are situated, the notice must be published in a
				newspaper in a county adjoining the county in which the lands are
				located.