§ 135.222. Definitions.
The following words and terms, when used in this subchapter, have the following meanings, unless the context clearly indicates otherwise:
Application and processing fee—A one time cost recovery charge that reimburses the Commission in advance for some of the expected administrative costs incurred in the processing of right-of-way applications, assignments and amendments.
Double stumpage—A multiple of two times the value of timber as calculated under standard operating procedure of the Commission.
Inflationary provision—An automatic adjustment to the license fee.
Late fee—A charge imposed upon license fees remaining unpaid after the due date.
License fee—A yearly charge that compensates the Commission annually in advance for the privilege of using the property as outlined in the license.
License for right-of-way—A revocable permission for uses as allowed under section 725 of the code (relating to rights-of-way, easements and licenses).
Surface damage assessment—A one time cost recovery fee that reimburses the Commission in advance for loss of shrubs and herbaceous growth, wildlife food and cover, or other habitat and management impacts and environmental degradation, whether permanent or temporary in nature.
Temporary road use permits—Temporary permit for use of existing State game lands roads which would otherwise be licenses for rights-of-way, but which are limited in duration to 12 months or less.
Timber damage assessment—A one time cost recovery charge that reimburses the Commission in advance for timber damage, whether permanent or temporary in nature.
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