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Ohio Administrative Code › Title 1501:31 - Division of Wildlife › Chapter 1501:31-37 - Falconry Permits › Section 1501:31-37-01 - Falconry permit; fees

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A)
								Falconry permits.
Ohio falconry permits may be issued for
				up to three years and expire at midnight on the date specified on the
				permit.
(1)
									The fee for a new falconry permit is seventy-five
			 dollars plus twenty-five dollars for each year the permit is
			 issued.
(2)
									The renewal fee is twenty-five dollars for each year
			 the permit is issued.
(3)
									Hunting license requirements under section
			 1533.10 of the Revised Code are
			 not altered by an Ohio falconry permit.
(4)
									It shall be
			 unlawful for a person to engage in falconry without an Ohio falconry permit,
			 except:
(a)
										A
			 nonresident may engage in falconry in Ohio if they possess a valid Ohio
			 nonresident hunting license, have proof that they legally possess the raptor,
			 and are legally authorized to engage in falconry in their state of
			 residence;
(b)
										A nonresident participating in a falconry field trial
			 approved by the division of wildlife is exempt from the Ohio falconry permit
			 and the nonresident hunting license requirements upon providing proof that they
			 are legally authorized to engage in falconry in their state of
			 residence.
(5)
									It shall be unlawful for any Ohio falconry permit
			 holder to fail to comply with any provision in this rule.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 1501:31 - Division of Wildlife › Chapter 1501:31-39 - Aquaculture › Section 1501:31-39-01 - Aquaculture permits

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A)
			 It shall be unlawful for a person to engage in aquaculture without first making
			 application for and receiving an aquaculture permit issued by the chief of the
			 division of wildlife or their designee.
(1)
			 The application shall include the name of the applicant, name of the
			 aquaculture production facility, class of aquaculture permit requested, the
			 common and scientific names of the aquatic species to be produced, and the
			 location by state, county, and street address of the aquaculture production
			 facility.
(2) The application and
			 permit will be in the form as the chief prescribes.
(3) Aquaculture permits shall expire December
			 thirty-first of each year, except a permit issued after November thirtieth
			 shall be valid until December thirty-one of the following year.
(4) It shall be unlawful to transfer an
			 aquaculture permit issued pursuant to section
			 1533.632 of the Revised
			 Code.
(5) Class A aquaculture
			 permits.
The yearly fee for a class A aquaculture permit is fifty
				dollars.
(6) Class B
			 aquaculture permits.
(a) The yearly fee for a
			 class B aquaculture permit is one-hundred dollars.
(b) A class B aquaculture permit shall not be
			 issued unless the applicant's facility has been inspected by a representative
			 of the division of wildlife and the facility has been found to be in compliance
			 with rules contained in this section.
(c) It shall be unlawful to operate a class B
			 aquaculture permit facility that does not have a minimum of two levels of
			 escapement prevention.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 1501:41 - Division of Parks and Recreation [Renumbered to 1501:46] › Section 1501:41-1-01 to 1501:41-15-17 - Renumbered

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
Director of the Legislative Service Commission
			 renumbered these rules to 1501:46 effective May 1, 2017 by authority of S.B.
			 293 of the 131st General Assembly.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 1501:46 - Division of Parks and Watercraft › Chapter 1501:46-1 - General Provisions › Section 1501:46-1-01 - Notice of public hearing on rules

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
Public notice of hearing to be conducted by the division of
				parks and watercraft 
								will be advertised in the register of Ohio at
				least thirty days, but not more than forty days, prior to the hearing. In
				addition to public notice given in the register of Ohio, the division may give
				whatever other notice it reasonably considers necessary to ensure notice
				constructively is given to all persons who are subject to or affected by the
				proposed rule, amendment or rescission. The notice 
								will include: a
				statement of the division's intention to consider adopting, amending, or
				rescinding a rule; a synopsis of the proposed rule, amendment, or rule to be
				rescinded, or a general statement of the subject matter to which the proposed
				rule, amendment, or rescission relates; a statement of the reason or purpose
				for adopting, amending, or rescinding the rule; and the date, time, and place
				of a hearing on said proposed action. The notice 
								will also state
				the place from which copies of the proposed rule, amendment, or rule to be
				rescinded may be obtained.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 1501:46 - Division of Parks and Watercraft › Chapter 1501:46-1 - General Provisions › Section 1501:46-1-02 - Interpretation

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
In the interpretation of parks and watercraft rules, their
				provisions 
								are to be construed as follows:
(A) "Rules" 
								means "rules and
			 regulations";
(B) Any terms in the
			 singular 
								includes the plural;
(C) Any term in the masculine
			 
								includes the feminine, the
			 non-binary, and the neuter;
(D) No provision 
								contained
			 within parks and watercraft rules makes unlawful any act necessarily
			 performed by any officer or employee of the department of natural resources in
			 line of duty or work as such, or by any person, his agents or employees, in the
			 proper and necessary execution of the terms of any agreement with the division
			 or department of natural resources;
(E) If any paragraph or provision of parks
			 and watercraft rules 
								is determined to be invalid, such determination
			 
								applies
			 specifically to the particular paragraph or provision, and all other
			 provisions of parks and watercraft rules  remain valid and in effect.
Effective: 6/30/2023
Five Year Review
				(FYR) Dates: 5/8/2025
Promulgated Under: 119.03
Statutory Authority: 1546.04
Rule Amplifies: 1546.02, 1546.04
Prior Effective Dates:
				06/14/1975, 05/08/2020
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 1501:46 - Division of Parks and Watercraft › Chapter 1501:46-2 - Fees › Section 1501:46-2-01 - Collection of fees

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
The chief of the division or 
								the chief's
				authorized agent shall collect fees or rent from every person prior to allowing
				use of any facility operated or maintained on the lands or waters under the
				administration of the division when such rent or fee is provided for by these
				rules. The provisions of this rule requiring payment prior to use of the
				facility may be waived by the chief of the division.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 1501:46 - Division of Parks and Watercraft › Chapter 1501:46-2 - Fees › Section 1501:46-2-02 - Use of facilities fees

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
No person shall, on any of the lands or waters under the
				administration of the division, use or occupy facilities or equipment
				privileges for the use or occupation of which a fee or other charge has been
				established 
								prior to remitting payment of such fee or charge.
				At the discretion of the chief this rule may be waived for state officers and
				employees or persons on official business of the division, for state
				promotional purposes or for division programs.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 1501:46 - Division of Parks and Watercraft › Chapter 1501:46-2 - Fees › Section 1501:46-2-03 - Heavy equipment fees

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A) Upon a finding that it will be for the
			 best interests of the division, the chief may make available for dredging
			 programs on state waters, or along the Muskingum river certain heavy equipment
			 owned by the state of Ohio and utilized by the division in maintenance of the
			 rivers, lakes, and lake channels, and qualified operators of such equipment who
			 are employed by or are agents of the division. The fees charged for this
			 service 
								are as follows:
Equipment
Fee
Suction dredge
$5.00 per cubic yard (1,000 yards minimum)
3/4 yd. bucket dredge and smaller
$100.00 per hour (4 hour minimum)
All bucket dredges larger than 3/4 yd
$125.00 per hour (4 hour minimum)
Barge 19 ft x 48 ft and smaller
$50.00 per hour (2 hour minimum)
All barges larger than 19 ft x 48 ft up to 26 x 48
						  ft.
$75.00 per hour (2 hour minimum)
Barges larger than 26 ft x 48 ft.
$100.00 per hour (2 hour minimum)
(B)
			 These fees do not include cost of fuel and operator. Costs incurred in fuel and
			 operator are to be paid by the lessee. No person 
								is permitted to
			 operate equipment listed in this rule unless that person is a qualified
			 operator and an employee or agent of the division.
(C) These fees do not include the costs of
			 moving equipment. Costs incurred for transporting equipment to and from the
			 dredging site are to be paid by the lessee.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 1501:46 - Division of Parks and Watercraft › Chapter 1501:46-2 - Fees › Section 1501:46-2-04 - Private channel fee

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
The fee for the utilization of the waters of the state
				administered by the division and for authorization to cut through containments
				on state lands for the purposes of filling channels provided for in rule
				1501:46-3-29 of the
				Administrative Code 
								is thirty cents per square foot of surface
				water.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 1501:46 - Division of Parks and Watercraft › Chapter 1501:46-2 - Fees › Section 1501:46-2-07 - Concession operated public service facilities fees

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A) At those public service facilities
			 operated by the division or operated under authority of section
			 1501.09 of the Revised Code by a
			 concessionaire, the rental rates, fees and all other charges made by the
			 operator to the public for goods or services 
								are to be
			 priced similar to and in conformance to the common rates charged by other
			 similar outlets for such goods or services or as approved by the director or
			 chief of the division pursuant to the terms and conditions of the
			 concessionaire's lease or contract.
(B) In the event the division is
			 
								compelled to take over and operate any public service
			 facility which has been operated by a concessionaire, the division
			 
								will
			 collect the same rental rate, fee or other charges as the
			 concessionaire.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 1501:46 - Division of Parks and Watercraft › Chapter 1501:46-2 - Fees › Section 1501:46-2-08 - Vessel mooring fees

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
The chief may determine the fees to be charged for the use of
				any structure, facility, or apparatus that is on, over, or adjacent to any
				lands or waters under the management authority of the division of parks and
				watercraft, whether constructed and maintained by the state or constructed and
				maintained by private interests. Fees charged for the mooring of a vessel may
				be based upon any of the following factors; type of moorage, park, season,
				location, impact on state property, or level of occupancy.
No person shall place, construct, assemble, or develop any
				dock, moorage, or other private structure without first complying with the
				provisions of rule 1501:46-12-12 of the Administrative Code.
(A) As used in this rule:
(1) "Private moorage" means any apparatus
			 designed or utilized for securing vessels that conforms to one of the following
			 descriptions:
(a) A device or structure that
			 is situated, constructed, or anchored to privately owned lands and extends
			 over, on, or into any adjacent waters under the management authority of the
			 division of parks and 
										watercraft which is not maintained by the
			 state.
(b) A device or structure
			 that has been fabricated, placed, or erected by a private interest, is not
			 maintained by the state, and is situated, constructed, or anchored to lands or
			 occupying waters under the management authority of the division of parks and
			 watercraft.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 1501:46 - Division of Parks and Watercraft › Chapter 1501:46-2 - Fees › Section 1501:46-2-11 - Camping fees

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A) As used in this rule:
(1) "Primitive site" means a site in a
			 designated camping area where limited amenities are provided which are
			 generally lacking on-site potable water or solid waste disposal
			 facilities.
(2) "Family camping
			 area" means a licensed campground where various amenities are provided and
			 maximum site occupancy is limited to six individuals.
(3) "Horse camping area" means a designated
			 camping area where horses are permitted on the site.
(4)
									"Premium camping
			 area" is a full service hookup site that has access to water, sewer and
			 electric located within the family camping area, or is in an area of high
			 demand due to a premium location, which may include a pull-through drive and
			 access to added amenities.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 1501:46 - Division of Parks and Watercraft › Chapter 1501:46-2 - Fees › Section 1501:46-2-14 - Group camping area and facility rental fees

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
The chief may determine the fees to be charged for the use of
				any group camping area or facility rental based upon type of facility, park,
				season, location, amenities, or level of occupancy. Fees charged for the use of
				a state operated designated group camping area may be determined as a single
				rate for the use of the designated group camping area or determined based on
				number of persons utilizing the designated group camping area.
(A) Fees for the use of any facility rental
			 or group camping area 
								are available upon request from the chief of the
			 division of parks and watercraft or may be viewed at any time on the Ohio
			 department of natural resources website and 
								will not exceed
			 the following maximum rates:
Day use facility rental rates:
Meeting room
$170.00 per day
Day use - group lodge
$230.00 per day
Shelter house or gazebo
$350.00 per day
Amphitheater
$90.00 per day
Canopy or tent
$90.00 per day
Horse arena
$60.00 per day
Malabar Farm Big House
$500.00 per hour
Other facility not specified above
$1,000.00 per day
Overnight group facility rates:
Residence camp
$500.00 per night
Seasonal site
$38.00 per night
Shelter camp
$60.00 per night for up to twelve persons plus $3.00
						  per night for each additional person
Designated group camping area rates:
Where the fee is charged per group camping
						  area
$200.00 per night
Where the fee is charged per person
$6.00 per adult per night and $3.00 per youth under the
						  age of eighteen per night
(1) At the
			 chief's discretion, all or any portion of the fees prescribed for group camping
			 areas or facility rentals may be waived for program participants during
			 division sponsored programs or events.
(2) At the park manager's discretion, all or
			 any portion of the fees prescribed for group camping areas may be waived for
			 groups performing service projects that directly benefit the park.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 1501:46 - Division of Parks and Watercraft › Chapter 1501:46-2 - Fees › Section 1501:46-2-16 - Cabin rental fees

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
The chief may determine the fees to be charged for the rental
				of any state operated cabin based upon any of the following factors; park, type
				of cabin, amenities, season, location, or level of occupancy.
The chief may designate specific cabins to be "pet permissible"
				in order to allow park guests to bring up to two dogs which may stay in the
				cabin for the duration of the rental period.
(A) Fees for the rental of any state operated
			 cabin are available upon request from the chief of the
			 division of parks and watercraft or may be viewed at any time on the Ohio
			 department of natural resources website and 
								will not exceed
			 the following maximum rates:
Cabin rental rates:
Cabin
$250.00 per night
Group cabin
$400.00 per night
(B) At
			 the chief's discretion, all or any portion of the fees prescribed for cabin
			 rentals may be waived for promotional purposes or for program participants
			 during division sponsored projects, programs, or events.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 1501:46 - Division of Parks and Watercraft › Chapter 1501:46-2 - Fees › Section 1501:46-2-19 - Malabar farm tour fees

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
Fees for tours, interpretive programs,
				and wagon rides at Malabar farm are not to exceed the following maximum
				rates:
(A) House tour fees per
			 person per tour :
Adults
$6.00
Youths (six through seventeen years of
						  age)
$4.00
Children (under six years of age)
Free
(B)
			 Fees for wagon rental rides :
Tractor drawn wagon
$ 75.00 per hour
(C)
			 Fees for an interpretive wagon tour :
Persons six years old or older
$3.00 per tour
Children (under six years of age)
Free
(D)
			 Fees for combination house and wagon tours when purchased at the same time
			 :
Adults
$7.00
Youths (six through seventeen years of
						  age)
$4.00
(E)
			 The fee for youth groups requesting a special program from the staff of Malabar
			 farm is two dollars per person. One adult will be permitted to participate free
			 of charge for each twenty persons paying the fee.
(F) Persons of prospective tour groups
			 participating in organized familiarization tours, bus drivers of a tour bus and
			 tour guides of a tour group are exempt from the fees specified in paragraphs
			 (A), (C), and (D) of this rule.
(G)
			 For the purposes of this rule "tour groups" are tour group and bus operator
			 groups that guarantee a reservation in advance for thirty or more
			 people.
(H) The chief of the
			 division may reduce or waive any fee specified in this rule for promotional
			 purposes or special events.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 1501:46 - Division of Parks and Watercraft › Chapter 1501:46-2 - Fees › Section 1501:46-2-20 - "Golden Buckeye Card" fees

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
Persons who are Ohio residents and holders of a "Golden Buckeye
				Card," issued by the Ohio department of aging on or after September 1, 2003,
				
								are
				eligible for reduced rates and fees on certain recreation facilities and
				related activities. The discounts for qualifying persons are as follows:
(A) Fifty per cent off of the camping fees
			 listed in rule
			 1501:46-2-11 of the
			 Administrative Code. This discount does not apply to weekend camping. For the
			 purposes of this rule, a "weekend" is defined as Friday night and Saturday
			 night.
(B) At least ten per cent
			 off of the regular charges for other state recreational facilities, equipment
			 and services, and food service operations. As used in this paragraph, "food
			 service operations" means restaurants which are owned by the department at
			 Hocking Hills, lake Hope, Malabar Farm, and Rocky Fork state park, or are part
			 of a state park lodge. It does not include automatic vending machines,
			 concession stands or snack bars.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 1501:46 - Division of Parks and Watercraft › Chapter 1501:46-2 - Fees › Section 1501:46-2-23 - Trailer waste station fee for noncampers

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
When the usage of waste station facilities by holders of
				camping permits would not be restricted or limited, persons not registered as
				campers may enter a campground and utilize the trailer waste station facility
				to empty the holding tanks on recreational vehicles, travel trailers, and
				watercraft upon payment of a fee of ten dollars.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 1501:46 - Division of Parks and Watercraft › Chapter 1501:46-2 - Fees › Section 1501:46-2-25 - Refunds

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
A refund of a camping, cabin or vessel moorage fees as set
				forth in rule 1501:46-2-08, 1501:46-2-11,
								1501:46-2-14, 1501:46-2-16, 1501:46-2-20, , or 1501:46-2-34 of the Administrative Code shall be
				issued in the event of an emergency, or in those situations where the chief, or
				the chief's authorized agent deems a refund appropriate.
For the purpose of this rule, an "emergency" is defined as any
				situation in which the necessity for vacancy of a facility is beyond control of
				the occupant. "Emergencies" include, but are not limited to:
(A) Death or illness of family
			 member;
(B) Natural disaster or
			 impending natural disaster at the park area or home of the occupant or
			 lessee;
(C) Termination of
			 necessary services at the park;
(D)
			 Forced evacuation of the park due to epidemic, contamination, or any threat to
			 the visitor's health or well being;
(E) Any other customer service issue of a
			 severe nature that has been determined to be significantly detrimental to the
			 visitor.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 1501:46 - Division of Parks and Watercraft › Chapter 1501:46-2 - Fees › Section 1501:46-2-27 - Duck blind permit fees

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
The following fees are to be remitted
				to the division upon receiving a permit to use a duck blind on state park
				areas:
(A) A fee of fifty
			 dollars  for each permanent
			 duck blind permit issued in accordance with rule
			 1501:46-15-13 of the
			 Administrative Code.
(B) For duck
			 blinds built and maintained by the division, a fee of twenty dollars
			  for use of the blind for a
			 period of three consecutive days.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 1501:46 - Division of Parks and Watercraft › Chapter 1501:46-2 - Fees › Section 1501:46-2-28 - Storage areas for watercraft, trailers, and campers

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
The chief may designate areas within any state park where
				watercraft, trailers, or campers may be stored and establish the fees to be
				charged for such storage areas based upon park, season, facilities provided, or
				level of occupancy. Such fees for the rental of a site within a designated
				storage area shall not exceed the following maximum rates:
Storage rates:
Watercraft with or without trailer
$ 3.00 per day per watercraft
Trailer only
$ 3.00 per day per trailer
Camper or travel trailer
$ 3.00 per day per camper or travel trailer
Dry rack storage for watercraft
$ 100.00 per watercraft per season
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 1501:46 - Division of Parks and Watercraft › Chapter 1501:46-2 - Fees › Section 1501:46-2-29 - Special activities permit fee

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A) For any special activities permit issued
			 under the authority of rule 1501:46-3-28 of the Administrative Code the person
			 requesting the permit shall pay a non-refundable
			 application fee of 
								up to fifty dollars to the division to pay
			 administrative costs for the processing of the permit. Exempt from this fee are
			 special activities where the division is the sponsor or a cosponsor.
(B)
								A special
			 activities permit fee of up to five thousand dollars per day, as determined by
			 the chief, shall be paid by the person requesting the permit. This permit fee
			 is based on the event size, location, type of use, and impact on the use of the
			 park by the general public.
(C) Where the chief
			 has approved a special activity which is not exclusively sponsored by the
			 division, and the special activity requires the division to incur additional
			 labor, material, or utility costs as a direct result of the activity, the
			 special 
								activities permit 
								fees specified in
			 paragraph (A) and (B) of this rule may be increased to an amount equal to
			 the additional costs to be incurred by the division to provide those services
			 and materials to support the event.
(D) At division
			 sponsored events where the chief has approved the sale of items other than food
			 and beverages by a special 
								activities permit, a vendor permit fee not to
			 exceed 
								seventy-five dollars per
			 day may be charged to each vendor to defray a portion of the cost of the
			 event.
(E) At division sponsored events where the chief has
			 approved the sale of food or beverages by a special 
								activities
			 permit, a permit fee not to exceed fifteen per cent of the gross receipts from
			 the sale of food and beverages may be charged to each vendor selling food or
			 beverages. The permit fee shall be paid to the division within thirty days
			 after the event and be accompanied by an accurate financial statement in a
			 format specified by the chief.
Effective: 9/3/2018
Five Year Review
				(FYR) Dates: 6/19/2018 and
				09/03/2023
Promulgated
				Under: 119.03
Statutory
				Authority: 1546.04
Rule
				Amplifies: 1546.02,
				1546.04,
				1501.09
Prior
				Effective Dates: 02/18/1992, 02/27/1994, 09/01/1997, 03/01/2006, 11/07/2008,
				12/15/2014
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 1501:46 - Division of Parks and Watercraft › Chapter 1501:46-2 - Fees › Section 1501:46-2-31 - Lake Milton and Buckeye lake state parks permit fee

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
Persons applying for a dock, building or sea wall construction
				permit or requesting a reissue of the dock mylar sticker or replacement dock
				plate or persons requesting to transfer docks to another person at Lake Milton
				state park or Buckeye lake state park 
								will be charged a fee of twenty-five
				dollars per permit application, per dock plate reissue request, per transfer
				request or per mylar reissue request.
Any application, replacement plate
				request, dock sticker replacement request, or transfer request not accompanied
				by the twenty-five dollar fee will not be processed.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 1501:46 - Division of Parks and Watercraft › Chapter 1501:46-2 - Fees › Section 1501:46-2-32 - Campground visitor and vehicle passes

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
The chief may authorize the issuance of campground passes and
				establish fees to be collected at the time any such pass is issued. Fees for
				campground passes may be based upon park, season, location, amenities, or level
				of occupancy.
(A) As used in this
			 rule:
(1) "Vehicle pass" means a campground
			 pass that is issued to a specific vehicle for the purpose of entering the
			 campground when such vehicle would otherwise not be permitted. A vehicle pass
			 may be issued to:
(a) Any vehicle associated
			 with a camping party which has more than the maximum number of permissible
			 vehicles per site as set forth in rule
			 1501:46-9-03 of the
			 Administrative Code.
(b) A vehicle
			 whose occupants are not registered campers that request access to the
			 campground for the purpose of visiting registered campers or utilizing
			 campground facilities.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 1501:46 - Division of Parks and Watercraft › Chapter 1501:46-2 - Fees › Section 1501:46-2-33 - Guilford lake state park private dock transfer fee

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
At Guilford lake state park persons transferring ownership of a
				private dock shall pay fifty dollars per dock per transfer. This fee is in
				addition to the annual dock fees specified in rule 
								1501:46-2-08 of the Administrative Code.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 1501:46 - Division of Parks and Watercraft › Chapter 1501:46-2 - Fees › Section 1501:46-2-34 - Getaway rental fees

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
The chief may determine the fees to be charged for any state
				operated getaway rental facility based upon park, season, location, amenities,
				or level of occupancy. Such fees for the use of any getaway rental facility
				
								are
				available upon request from the chief of the division of parks and watercraft
				or may be viewed at any time on the Ohio department of natural resources
				website and 
								are not to exceed the
				following maximum rates:
Getaway rental rates:
Rent a recreational vehicle (RV)
$110.00 per night
Rent a yurt
$120.00 per night
Rent a camper cabin
$70.00 per night
Rent a cedar cabin
$120.00 per night
Rent a rustic cottage
$145.00 per night
Rent a cabent
$120.00 per night
Rent a camp
$60.00 per night
Other getaway rental facility not otherwise
						  specified
$70.00 per night
At the chief's discretion, all or any portion of the fees
				prescribed for any getaway rental may be waived for promotional purposes or for
				program participants during division sponsored programs or events.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 1501:46 - Division of Parks and Watercraft › Chapter 1501:46-2 - Fees › Section 1501:46-2-37 - Open vendor area permit fee

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A) The chief of the division may designate
			 certain areas of parks as open vendor areas. The designation will stipulate the
			 dates, times, and types of items or services that may be sold or provided by
			 persons obtaining a permit. In open vendor areas persons may sell merchandise
			 and food items or provide rentals or services in accordance with the
			 designation if they first obtain a vendor's permit specified in paragraph (B)
			 of this rule. Persons requesting a vendor's permit must have all other licenses
			 and permits required by state law or local ordinances for the sale of their
			 products or services.
(B) Persons
			 may obtain a vendor's permit from the chief or his designee to sell merchandise
			 and food items or provide rentals or serices in an open vendor area. The fee
			 for a permit is ten dollars for a one day permit, twenty dollars for a three,
			 consecutive day permit, and thirty-five dollars for a thirty, consecutive day
			 permit.
Effective: 9/3/2018
Five Year Review
				(FYR) Dates: 6/19/2018 and
				09/03/2023
Promulgated
				Under: 119.03
Statutory
				Authority: 1546.04
Rule
				Amplifies: 1546.02,
				1546.04,
				1501.09
Prior
				Effective Dates: 05/17/2000
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 1501:46 - Division of Parks and Watercraft › Chapter 1501:46-2 - Fees › Section 1501:46-2-39 - Special interpretive program fees

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
At parks designated by the chief, groups requesting special
				interpretive or educational programs from park staff 
								will be charged a
				fee of two dollars per person. For youth groups, one adult will be
				permitted to participate free of charge for each twenty persons paying the
				fee.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 1501:46 - Division of Parks and Watercraft › Chapter 1501:46-2 - Fees › Section 1501:46-2-40 - Disabled veterans and former prisoner of war free camping requirements

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A) Ohio residents
			 who at the time of registration present a letter issued to them from the
			 department of veteran affairs that states the person is eligible for free
			 camping in Ohio state parks and certifies the person is a former prisoner of
			 war who was honorably discharged from the military forces is exempt from the
			 camping fees listed in rule
			 1501:46-2-11 of the
			 Administrative Code.
(B) Ohio
			 residents who at the time of registration present a letter issued to them from
			 the department of veteran affairs that states the person is eligible for free
			 camping in Ohio state parks and certifies the person is a permanently and
			 totally disabled veteran who is receiving a pension or compensation from the
			 department of veteran affairs and has received an honorable discharge from the
			 armed forces of the United States is exempt from the camping fees listed in
			 rule 1501:46-2-11 of the
			 Administrative Code.
(C) Ohio
			 residents who at the time of registration present an Ohio license plate issued
			 to them by the registrar of motor vehicles under the authority of section
			 4503.41 or
			 4503.46 of the Revised Code
			 are
			 exempt from the camping fees listed in rule
			 1501:46-2-11 of the
			 Administrative Code.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 1501:46 - Division of Parks and Watercraft › Chapter 1501:46-2 - Fees › Section 1501:46-2-41 - Private breakwater license fee

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
It is unlawful for any person
				
								to
				construct a breakwater in any lake administered by the division without first
				obtaining a license from the chief. The license 
								will be valid
				for up to twenty-five years at which time a new license must be obtained. The
				fee for the license 
								is six dollars per square foot of breakwater. The
				square footage 
								is to be calculated on the base dimensions of the
				breakwater. This fee is in addition to fees charged by other agencies or other
				divisions in the department of natural resources. The breakwater license does
				not authorize the construction of private docking structures or the mooring of
				watercraft.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 1501:46 - Division of Parks and Watercraft › Chapter 1501:46-3 - Prohibitions › Section 1501:46-3-01 - Posted

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
"Posted" means and requires that the division shall set aside,
				at the area headquarters, a bulletin board or similar device upon which shall
				be displayed all special instructions, orders, and notices pertaining to
				locations in an area including but not limited to: special hours of operation,
				swimming and boating restrictions, hunting and trapping restrictions, and
				special instructions pertaining to locations where activities are curtailed or
				restricted. Except in emergency situations, said instructions, orders, notices,
				shall be displayed or signed in a location convenient to the general public.
				Declaration of posting shall originate with the chief of the division.
Any person who fails to comply with
				special instructions, orders, or notices posted in accordance with this chapter
				is in violation of this rule.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 1501:46 - Division of Parks and Watercraft › Chapter 1501:46-3 - Prohibitions › Section 1501:46-3-02 - Temporary closing of facilities

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A) The chief of the division or his
			 authorized agents may temporarily close to public use and evacuate a facility
			 or area that is determined to be hazardous for public use due to weather,
			 water, fire, construction, or other situations involving public health, safety,
			 or welfare.
(B) No person shall
			 enter, use or occupy and such closed area.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 1501:46 - Division of Parks and Watercraft › Chapter 1501:46-3 - Prohibitions › Section 1501:46-3-03 - Authority of lock personnel

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
Authorized lock personnel shall be charged with the immediate
				control and management of a navigation lock, and of the area set aside as the
				lock area, including the lock approach channels. Such authorized personnel
				shall see that all laws, rules, regulations, and signs for the use of the lock
				and lock area are duly complied with, to which end any and all orders and
				directions necessary to compel compliance may be given by authorized personnel
				both to employees of the state and to any and every person within the limits of
				the lock or lock area, whether navigating the lock or not. No one shall cause
				any movement of any vessel, watercraft, or other artificial contrivance used as
				a means of transportation on the water in the lock or lock approaches except by
				or under the direction of the lock personnel.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 1501:46 - Division of Parks and Watercraft › Chapter 1501:46-3 - Prohibitions › Section 1501:46-3-06 - Animal leash requirement

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A) It 
								is unlawful for any person who is the
			 owner or handler of any animal to refuse or fail to keep such animal on a leash
			 in hand and under control at all times while such animal is within any area
			 administered by the division except as allowed in rule
			 1501:46-9-10 of the
			 Administrative Code or except as authorized in paragraphs (C), (D), and (E) of
			 this rule. Said leash 
								is not to exceed
			 six feet in length from hand to animal.
(B) Any animal found at large may be seized
			 and disposed of as provided by law or ordinance covering disposal of stray
			 animals on highways or public property then in effect in the territory in which
			 the area administered by the division is located wherein such stray animal was
			 seized.
(C) Tenants of the
			 division, who lease realty or structures on areas administered by the division
			 are permitted to keep pets on these premises provided such pets are adequately
			 confined by fence, cage, leash, or other confinement so as not to run at large
			 in other areas of the lands and waters administered by the division nor to
			 interfere with the safety or well being of visitors to such areas.
(D)
								
								Use of a leash is
			 not mandatory for hunting dogs under the control of a hunter in a
			 designated public hunting area provided for in Chapter 1501:46-15 of the
			 Administrative Code  while hunting during lawful hours and seasons established by
			 statute, rule, or order.
(E) The
			 chief may designate "dog exercise" areas at state parks.
			 
								Use of a leash
			 is not mandatory for any dog under the control of
			 
								it's
			 owner or handler in the designated dog exercise area .
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 1501:46 - Division of Parks and Watercraft › Chapter 1501:46-3 - Prohibitions › Section 1501:46-3-07 - Animals in cabin, lodge, golf courses, beach, and camp, facilities prohibited, exceptions

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
No person 
								is permitted to bring or keep any animal in any
				cabin, cabin area, lodge, lodge area, camping area, wildlife display area, or
				in the water or land area of any beach, swimming pool, or golf course
				administered by the division not designated for that purpose, except that a
				blind, deaf, or mobility-impaired person may bring or keep a service animal as
				defined by the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 (28 C.F.R. part 35, subpart A,
				35.104), especially trained for the purpose
				of aiding any such person, in any area administered by the division. Horsemen
				may bring or keep horses in areas designated as horseman's campgrounds. Persons
				may bring domestic cats and dogs to those sections of the camping areas that
				have been designated by the chief as a camping area zone permitting pets as
				provided in rule
				1501:46-9-10 of the
				Administrative Code.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 1501:46 - Division of Parks and Watercraft › Chapter 1501:46-3 - Prohibitions › Section 1501:46-3-08 - Removal of barking or unruly animals

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
If the menacing attitude of any animal under the control or
				supervision of any person within any area administered by the
				division excites fear in other persons, or if the
				animal disturbs the quiet enjoyment by other persons of any area administered
				by the 
								division by incessant barking, whining, howling,
				crying or other incessant sharp, abrupt outcries, or other means, a
				
								natural resources officer may direct that the animal
				be removed by the owner or handler from any area administered by the
				
								division.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 1501:46 - Division of Parks and Watercraft › Chapter 1501:46-3 - Prohibitions › Section 1501:46-3-09 - Releasing of plants and animals prohibited

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
(A) No person shall release any wild or
			 domestic animal and abandon such animal, or plant or culture any seed or
			 vegetation of any type in any area administered by the
			 division
			 without the written permission of the chief of the division.
(B) Tenants of the division, who
			 lease realty or structures on areas administered by the
			 division, are permitted to have small
			 gardens.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 1501:46 - Division of Parks and Watercraft › Chapter 1501:46-3 - Prohibitions › Section 1501:46-3-10 - Removal of plants and other natural materials

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
Except by permit issued for scientific or educational purpose
				by the chief of the division, 
								it is unlawful to willfully or
				negligently pick, dig up, cut, mutilate, destroy, injure, disturb, move,
				molest, alter, treat, burn, or carry away any tree or plant or portion thereof,
				including but not limited to leaf mold, flowers, foliage,
				 fruit, grass, turf, humus, shrubs,
				 and dead wood, except in a specific area
				where the chief has authorized. Pine cones on the ground, berries, fruit, tree
				nuts, mushrooms, and naturally-shed antlers may be carried away during daylight
				hours from any area except any area where a restriction
				against such activities has been posted. Such taking may be done for
				personal use only and not for commercial purposes.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 1501:46 - Division of Parks and Watercraft › Chapter 1501:46-3 - Prohibitions › Section 1501:46-3-11 - Geological features

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
It is unlawful to destroy, disturb, deface, mutilate,
				or remove earth, sand, gravel, shoreline of a lake, oil, minerals, stone,
				rocks, ice, or features of caves in any area administered by the division,
				except in specific areas when authorization by the chief to collect fossils or
				other geological materials is posted at the headquarters of the area to which
				the authorization applies or except where the chief has designated a nature
				study area.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 1501:46 - Division of Parks and Watercraft › Chapter 1501:46-3 - Prohibitions › Section 1501:46-3-12 - Archaeological and historical features

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
No person shall remove from, injure, disfigure, deface, or
				destroy any object of paleontological, archaeological, or historical interest
				or value in any area administered by the division without a permit issued by the
				chief
				of the division.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 1501:46 - Division of Parks and Watercraft › Chapter 1501:46-3 - Prohibitions › Section 1501:46-3-13 - Littering, importing of rubbish and trash prohibited

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
For the purposes of this rule, the terms "litter," "rubbish,"
				and "trash" include, but are not limited to; garbage, peelings of vegetables or
				fruit, waste, refuse, rubbish, ashes, can(s), bottle(s), wire, paper,
				carton(s), box(es), motor vehicle or bicycle or wagon parts, furniture, glass,
				oil, sewage, anything of an unsightly nature, or
				anything of an unsanitary nature.
(A)
								No person is
			 permitted to willfully or negligently leave, place, or dispose of any litter,
			 rubbish, or trash under or upon the lands and waters of the division
			 except in a receptacle designated for that purpose.
(B)
								No person is
			 permitted to import into any area administered by the division from another
			 place and willfully or negligently leave, place, discard any litter, trash, or
			 rubbish under or upon the lands or waters of the division, or deposit such
			 imported litter, trash, or rubbish in any receptacle designated for or
			 ordinarily used by the division for the containment of such
			 substances.
(C)
								Without obtaining prior written permission from the
			 chief or the chief's authorized agent, no person is permitted to import into
			 any area administered by the division from another place any leaves, grass
			 clippings, tree limbs, brush, or other type of yard waste.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 1501:46 - Division of Parks and Watercraft › Chapter 1501:46-3 - Prohibitions › Section 1501:46-3-14 - Glass containers prohibited on beach

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
Possession of glass containers on any beach area by any person
				is prohibited, except that thermos bottles or thermos jugs, which if broken or
				damaged will contain all glass particles within the outershell of such bottles
				or jugs, are permitted.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 1501:46 - Division of Parks and Watercraft › Chapter 1501:46-3 - Prohibitions › Section 1501:46-3-15 - Facility uncleanliness

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
No person shall utilize any structure, facility, or area
				administered by the division and upon vacating said structure, facility or
				area, cause it to be left in an unreasonably unsanitary or unclean manner or
				condition.
Ohio Administrative Code › Title 1501:46 - Division of Parks and Watercraft › Chapter 1501:46-3 - Prohibitions › Section 1501:46-3-16 - Injury to buildings, signs, and other property prohibited

Current through all regulations passed and filed through July 1, 2024
No person shall in any manner willfully mark, deface, or injure
				in any way, or displace, remove, or tamper with any division
				buildings, bridges, tables, benches, fireplaces, railings, paving or paving
				material, water lines, or other public utilities or parts or appurtenances
				thereof, signs, notices or placards whether temporary or permanent, monuments,
				stakes, posts, or other boundary markers, other structures or equipment,
				facilities, or division property or appurtenances whatsoever, either
				real or personal.