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Subchapter Z. STATE GAME LANDS RANGE PERMITS


Sec.


147.1001.    Purpose and scope.
147.1002.    Eligibility and application.
147.1003.    Range permit.
147.1004.    Violations.

Authority

   The provisions of this Subchapber Z issued under the Game and Wildlife Code, 34 Pa.C.S. § §  721(a) and 2901(b), unless otherwise noted.

Source

   The provisions of this Subchapter Z adopted April 1, 2011, effective April 2, 2011, 41 Pa.B. 1764, unless otherwise noted.

§ 147.1001. Purpose and scope.

 This subchapter provides for range permits to be issued to eligible persons to authorize their holders to utilize established rifle or handgun ranges or designated clay bird shooting areas located on State game lands.

§ 147.1002. Eligibility and application.

 (a)  Range permits will only be issued to persons 16 years of age or older who do not possess a valid Pennsylvania hunting or furtaker license.

 (b)  Applications for range permits issued under this subchapter shall be made on a form provided by the Commission.

 (c)  Applications must include the name and contact information of the permit applicant.

 (d)  The fee for a range permit will be $30 for residents and nonresidents.

§ 147.1003. Range permit.

 (a)  A range permit issued under this subchapter authorizes the permittee to utilize established rifle or handgun ranges or designated clay bird shooting areas located on State game lands.

 (b)  Permittees shall utilize established rifle or handgun ranges or designated clay bird shooting areas located on State game lands in a manner consistent with applicable requirements, conditions and restrictions provided for in the act and § §  135.2, 135.41 and 135.181 (relating to unlawful actions; State game lands; and rifle and handgun ranges).

§ 147.1004. Violations.

 The Director may deny, revoke or suspend any permit for any violation of this subchapter upon written notice to the permittee.


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