AD us. pepartwent oF AGRICULTURE,
J amie eee FOREST SERVICE
3 d HENRY S. GRAVES, Forester.

_ THE NATIONAL FOREST MANUAL.
ees REGULATIONS OF THE SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE AND
_ INSTRUCTIONS TO FOREST OFFICERS RELATING

TO AND GOVERNING SPECIAL USES OF
THE NATIONAL FOREST LANDS.

et, > ISSUED BY THE .

Bee tr. SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE, _ aa
patie _ TO TAKE EFFECT |
MAY 1, 1911.

SPECIAL USES.

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_ GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE,
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= FOREST SERVICE.
HENRY S. GRAVES, Forester.

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THE NATIONAL FOREST MANUAL.

REGULATIONS OF THE SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE AND
INSTRUCTIONS TO FOREST OFFICERS RELATING
TO AND GOVERNING SPECIAL USES OF
THE NATIONAL FOREST LANDS.

ISSUED BY THE
SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE,
TO TAKE EFFECT
MAY 1, 1911.

SPECIAL USES.

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WASHINGTON:
GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE.
1911.

The Secretary * * * may make such rules and regula-
tions * * * as will insure the objects of said reservations,
namely, to regulate their occupancy and use and to preserve the
forests thereon from destruction; and any violation of this act or
such rules and regulations shall be punished (by $500 fine or 12
months’ imprisonment, or both) as is provided for in the act of June
4, 1888, amending section 5388 of the Revised Statutes of the United
States. (Act of June 4, 1897, 30 Stat., 11.)

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THE NATIONAL FOREST MANUAL.

The fullest possible use of National Forest lands and resources is
desired and will be encouraged, with no restrictions except such as
are necessary to accomplish the purposes for which the National
Forests are created.

Administrative jurisdiction over National Forests is conferred by.
law upon the Secretary of Agriculture (act of Feb. 1, 1905, 33 Stat.,
628), who is authorized to regulate their occupancy and use (act of
June 4, 1897, 30 Stat., 11). 3

The Secretary of the Interior has jurisdiction of all matters relating
to the patenting and official survey cf lands in the National Forests,
and of grants of rights of way amounting to easements. By the
practice and regulations of the Department of the Interior applica-
tions for rights of way in the National Forests are referred to the
Secretary of Agriculture by the Secretary of the Interior for recom-
mendations before final action thereon.

Unitep States DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,
. OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY,
Washington.
By virtue of the authority vested in the Secretary of Agriculture
‘by the act of Congress of February 1, 1905 (33 Stat., 628), amenda-
tory of the act of Congress of June 4, 1897 (80 Stat., 11), I, James
Wilson, Secretary of Agriculture, do make and publish the following
regulations for the occupancy and use of National Forest lands under
‘“special-use’’ permits, the same to supersede all previous regulations
for like purposes and to be in force and effect from the 1st day of
May, 1911, and to constitute a part of the Use Book.
In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and official
seal, at Washington, D. C., this 18th day of March, 1911.
JAMES WILSON,
Secretary of Agriculture.
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SPECIAL USE REGULATIONS.

Reg. I-31. All uses of National Forest lands and resources, ex-
cept those specifically provided for in regulations governing water
power, timber sales, timber settlement, the free use of timber
and grazing, will be designated ‘‘special use.’’ Permits for special
uses, except for the excavation of antiquities under the act of June 8,
1906, and except for the lease of lands under the act of February 28,

1899, may be granted, extended, and renewed by the Forester, the
District Forester, or the Forest supervisor, with such conditions as to
area, time, charges, and other requirements as may be provided
for by these regulations, or as may be deemed necessary to protect the
National Forests. Permits for the excavation of antiquities and for
the lease of lands under the act of February 28, 1899, will be granted
and revoked only by the Secretary of Agriculture. Permits for sale of
wild hay may be granted by Forest officers designated by the Forest
supervisor. Special-use permits, except for the excavation of
antiquities, and except for the lease of lands under the act of Feb-
ruary 28, 1899, may be revoked by the Forester or the District
Forester and not by the supervisor. Applications for permits for
special uses shall be made to the supervisor of the Forest within
which the lands or resources are situated. Appeal will lie in the
first instance to the District Forester, from his decision to the Forester,
and from his decision to the Secretary of Agriculture, in all matters
covered by these special-use regulations.

Reg. L-32. No charge will be made for the following classes of
special-use permits:

(a) Excavation of antiquities under the act of June 8, 1906.

(6) Agricultural use by applicants having preference rights under
the act of June 11, 1906. :

(c) Schools, churches, and cemeteries.

(d) Cabins for use of miners, prospectors, trappers, and stockmen
in connection with grazing permits, provided that stockmen’s cabins
used during the entire year as headquarter ranches will be classified
as residences and charged for accordingly.

(e) Corrals, stock tanks, and drift fences in connection with grazing
permits. ,

eh Dipping vats where no toll is charged.

g) Inclosures allowed under regulation L-37.

: (h) Sawmills sawing principally timber obtained from the national

orests.

(i) Conduits and reservoirs for irrigation or mining or municipal
water supplies.

(7) Roads and trails (which must be free public highways).

) Logging railroads and tramways hauling timber obtained
principally from the National Forests.

(2) Telephone lines with free use and free connection by Forest
Service. ;

(m) Telegraph lines with free use of poles for stringing Forest
Service telephone lines.

(n) Stone, earth, and gravel used for projects constructed under
permit.

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NATIONAL FOREST MANUAL—SPECIAL USES. 4

(0) Special use by claimant inconsistent with development of an
unperfected claim on lands which are part of a National Forest.

(p) Small advertising signs which also serve as guideposts.

Reg. L-33. The occupancy and use of National Forest land or
resources under a special-use permit, except as provided in Regulation
L-32, shall be conditioned upon the payment of a charge, which,
unless otherwise authorized by the Secretary of Agriculture, shall
be based upon the following rates: .

Kinds. Rates per annum.
Agricultural.......---| $0.25 to $1 per acre. Not
under $2 for any permit.
PUIATIES Yd Sida os! 72 Minimum $5, 10 cents per
p hive for each hive over
50; hives to be counted
in March each year.
Bmplinsercus Pl k0'o MLS WO LO gos See soce gee ee Ae
DPippme vats (toll) $10 to $20.............22-.
vats). f
Pietwelwins Lo ssel Ls ee $0.02 per cubic yard; not
under $2 for any permit.
Special rates on area
; basis.
Hay cutting........--| $0.20 to $0.50 per acre; not
- under $2 for any permit.
Hotels and _ road- | $10 to $50-...........-...-
houses. :
Lime kilns........-.. DOE tons Gaerne aces
PasbOres- coe .c2u. 2S. $0.04 to $0.25 per acre; not
under $2 for any permit.
AMORA So ae = a 0 wsi=- < fo Per miles sees c eee a.
Residences: .....-.i.- Houto! SANE Sse yas ats
HVEROULSS 02 222-5 =~... © PLO COs paOss <a ss eerste
PSIENC TLE 10 ES eee AS OCG APC ol AG S31 YR a
20,000 feet per day,
sawing principally
private timber.
Sawmills, over 20,000 | Special rates.......--.-.-
feet per day, saw-
ing principally pri-
vate timber.
Slaughterhouses... . - - SPUO MO G20u2 2.5 ssck kee =
Stage stations........ $9) TO) Pla Soc ecraaelaw ses ce ocr
CINE a ene ee POCO POU so .canen ore ayeicke ciate
Tramways (aerial)...-| $10 to $50...........-...--
Telegraph lines. ....- Special ratesme swe sss 15
Telephone lines. .---.|- Pee easy oe cr ee

Explanation.

Not over 160 acres to any one per-
mittee. (Free to preferred appli-
cants under act of June 11, 1906.

1 to 3 acres.

1acre or less. (Free to trappers,
miners, and prospectors; and
to stockmen in connection with
grazing permits.)

2 acres or less.

Free for projects constructed un-
der permit.

1 to 3 acres.

1 acre.

Not over 320 acres to any one per-
mittee. (Charge is in addi-
tion to regular grazing fee.)

No charge for logging railroads
hauling timber obtained princi-
pally from the National Forests.

1 to 3 acres.

Do.

1 to 10 acres. (No charge for
mills sawing principally Gov-
ernment timber.)

1 to 3 acres.

2 acres or less (without hotel
features).

2 acres or less.

No charge for tramways convey-
ing timber obtained princi-

- pally from the National Forests.

No charge if applicant enters into

agreement for free use of poles
by Forest Service for stringing
telephone lines.

No charge if applicant enters into
free use and free connection
agreements.

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Within the maximum and minimum rates established herein the
Forest supervisor will determine the rate to be charged in each case.

Rates for special uses not herein provided for shall be determined
' bythe District Forester in each case, and such rates shall be consistent
with the rates herein established for similar special uses.

Compensation for the use of lands under the act of February 28,
1899, for hotels and dwellings adjacent to mineral and medicinal
springs, shall be determined by the Secretary of Agriculture.

In case of abandonment and issuance of new permit any payments
made upon the original permit may apply on the new permit, in the
discretion of the District Forester. .

Reg. L-34. In serious emergencies for the protection of life or
property National Forest material may be taken without previous
permit, provided a permit for the material so used and for the special
use involved is subsequently secured at the earliest opportunity.

Reg. L-35. The Forest supervisor may, in his discretion, issue
permits to any road district, county, person, or corporation for the
free use of timber, stone, and other National Forest products for the
construction or maintenance of roadsor trails within National Forests,
without prejudice to any free-use application they may make in the
same year for material for other purposes, when such roads or trails
are of sufficient public benefit to justify the free use. When the
public benefit does not justify such free use the permittee must pay
for all merchantable timber cut or destroyed upon the lands occupied
under permit, under timber settlement regulations; or if timber out-
side such lands is required, under timber-sale regulations.

Reg. L-36. Wagon roads over National Forest lands may be con-
structed, changed, widened, or repaired without permit by States or
counties. With this exception, permits are necessary for the construc-
tion of all wagon roads over such lands. ‘Trails may be constructed
without formal permit if done with the consent and under the super-
vision of a Forest officer, except thatin the National Forests in Alaska
such consent and supervision will not be required. No toll shall be
charged for the use of roads or trails over such lands, constructed under
the authority of the Secretary of Agriculture, and the same shall be
open to free public use at all times.

Reg. L-87. Persons who own or have leased from the owners un-
fenced lands adjoining National Forest lands may, upon waiving their
right to the exclusive use of such private land and allowing it to
remain open to other stock grazed on National Forest lands under
permit, be permitted without charge to inclose and use not to exceed
320 acres of National Forest land, when such an arrangement will be
advantageous to the administration of the National Forest.

The application must be accompanied by: a personal certificate
of title showing the description and ownership of the land, and if
leased from an owner, a copy of the lease, and must describe the
National Forest land it is desired to occupy. Permits will be subject
to the same restrictions as those issued under other regulations.

PROCEDURE IN SPECIAL USES.

UnitEep STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,
ForzEsT SERVICE,
Washington, March 18, 1911.

The following procedure and instructions are hereby established
and issued, to take effect on May 1, 1911, governing the enforcement
of the special-use regulations of the Secretary of Agriculture made
and promulgated for the use, occupancy, and protection of the
National Forests.

H.S. Graves, Forester.

Approved:

JAMES WILSON,
Secretary.

All uses of National Forest lands and resources permitted by the
Secretary of Agriculture, except those specifically
provided for in regulations covering water power,
timber sales, timber settlement, the free use of tim-
ber. and grazing, are designated ‘‘special uses.” Among these are
the use or occupancy of lands for residences, farms, apiaries, dairies,
schools, churches, stores, mills, factories, hotels, sanitariums, sum-
mer resorts, telephone and telegraph lines, roads, and railways; the
occupancy of lands for dams, reservoirs, and conduits, not used for
power purposes; and the use of stone, gravel, sand, etc.
Applications need not be in any prescribed form, but may be made
orally or by letter to the supervisor or district ranger.
Applications. All applications made in error to the Forester or
District Forester will be referred to the supervisor.
Upon receipt of the applications the supervisor will require from
he the ranger a report on Form 964. This report shall
Ranger’s report. in each instance include a map either on the Form
964 or on a separate sheet. A report should also be
made on Form 5786 when the use involves the cutting or destruction
of timber. Conflicts will be determined by field examination rather
than from the record and maps.
Whenever the land to be occupied under a special use permit will
Marking boun- not be inclosed, the field officer should mark the
daries. ‘boundaries, if practicable, in order to avoid disputes.
if any special use involves the storage or diversion of water (ex-
Reference to cept water stored in stock tanks) the supervisor will
Reclamation Serv- notify the supervising engineer of the Reclamation
a Bos Service of the location and extent of the storage and
diversion, including a plat if necessary. The supervisor will not
‘issue the permit until he has received notification from the super-
vising engineer that the proposed use will not interfere with any
project of the Reclamation Service,

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Definition of
special uses.

10 NATIONAL FOREST MANUAL—SPECIAL USHES.

When a free permit is issued, under regulation L-32, the reason
Special clauses for making no charge should be inserted in the blank
in free permits. space of the charge clause on page 1 of the permit, as:
(Telephone permits.) No charge in consideration of free use
and free connections by the Forest Service.
No charge for miners’ and prospectors’ cabins.
No charge for irrigation and home-building enterprise.
When an application for a special use is received for which no rate
is established in regulation L-33, the supervisor will,
Rates not pro- before issuing the permit, submit the case to the Dis-
vided for ° : :
regulation. trict Forester with recommendations as to the rate to
be charged. The District Forester will determine the
rate in the manner prescribed in the regulation, and will return all
the papers to the supervisor.
Annual pay - Permits will provide that after the first payment is
ment due on first made the annual payments thereafter shall become
day of month. due and payable on the first day of the month.
Except. as otherwise provided by the regulations, or by special
Preparation instructions in any particular case, all special-use
and issuance of permits will be signed by the supervisor. Permits
permit. will be prepared on Form 832, in triplicate. One
copy will be stamped ‘‘original,’’ one ‘‘duplicate,’”’ and one ‘‘ranger’s
copy.” Both original and duplicate copies will be signed. A letter
of transmittal of payment (Form 861) in duplicate will be prepared
and the original sent with the signed original copy of the permit to
the permittee when a charge is made for the special use. The
ranger’s copy of the permit will be sent to the ranger, and the ranger’s
copy of Form 861 will be retained by the supervisor until he has
received the original from the fiscal agent, showing that the payment
has been made, whereupon the supervisor will note the payment on
his card record (Form 619), send the original to the permittee as his
receipt, and the duplicate to the ranger, detaching and retaiming the
duplicate stub for his files.
The supervisor will issue all notices and requests for annual pay-
ments, and will keep a collection calendar card
Record and record (Form 340) as a reminder for sending such
notification of an- ° .
nual payments. Otices of payments due. Since all payments come
due on the Ist, the cards will be filed under monthly
guides in the order in which payments are due. In every case the
permittee will be notified on Form 362, one month before payment is
due. If the payment has not been received 15 days after it is due, a
second notice will then be sent, notifying him that the permit will be
canceled if the payment is not received within 15 days of the date of
the second notice. fea
As a general rule, bonds will not be required in connection with
special-use permits. Dependence should be placed
upon the stipulations in each permit to prevent damage
to the Forest, and a bond should be required only when
the permittee needs a continuous warning of the danger to the Forest.
Because of the danger from fire or from stream pollution, an excep-
‘Bonds in saw- tion to this rule is made in the case of steam saw-

Bonds in gen-
eral.

mill cases. mills, and bonds should be required as follows:
Little danger .. 2.2 2.2220. oS oe ee a oe $300
Considerable danger . ic. 2 te Se eee ee oo ce 2 oe 500

Greatidaneer’s 5 seis Soe eae er Ore crete see clear icra Pe Sap 1, 000

NATIONAL FOREST MANUAL—SPECIAL USES. 11

There is no law authorizing the lease of National Forest lands for a
_. term of years, except the act of February 28, 1899

Lae of Pet- (30 Stat., 908), providing for the lease of lands ad-
h joining mineral springs, but permits to occupy

National Forest lands for any purpose not inconsistent with their
administration may be issued for an indefinite period, and will remain
in force until abandoned or canceled. All special use permits issued
by supervisors will, therefore, contain the clause:

This permit may be terminated at any time in the discretion
of the District Forester.

Special-use permits issued to applicants in connection with grazing
permits allow possession for the whole year, but the privilege of use
only during the period covered by the grazing permit. Such special-
use permits need not be closed at the end of the grazing season if the
grazing permits are to be renewed the following year.

Jt may happen that a permittee wishes to build an expensive sum-
mer residence or make a considerable investment on
the areas covered by his permit and declines to do so
without some definite term of occupancy expressed in his permit.
When this is the case, the following clause may be inserted, and the
permit sent the District Forester for approval:

This permit shall terminate after __ -.-. years from the date of
its approval, or on ---.--,19--. It may also be terminated by
the District Forester prior to that date for the violation of its
terms or for serious interference with the administration of the
National Forests, and may be terminated by the Secretary of
Agriculture at any time in his discretion.

Suitable areas near mineral or medicinal springs may be leased for
the purpose of the erection thereon of sanitariums, hotels, or tem-
porary dwelling houses in accordance with regulation 31.

National Forest land should not be devoted to an inferior use so as

to preclude a higher use. For instance, after the

Highest use. issuance of a pasture permit it may be found that the
area covers the only available reservoir site for the water supply of
the community. In such a case the District Forester should exercise
his discretion and cancel the permit. Compensation should be made
if possible by refunding unearned payments or by granting another
area for pasture purposes.

Wherever possible, this point should be determined during the
field examination and. where it is evident that eventually a higher
use can be made of the area than the one applied for, a clause should
be inserted providing for the higher utilization, thus:

i This permit is issued subject to an application for the use of
the area for ___.-_ (a reservoir for municipal purposes, an irri-
gation ditch, school purposes, etc.).

_ The welfare of the community or the number of people benefited
should be the factor determining a higher use rather than the amount
of money to be obtained for the use.

If the supervisor rejects a special-use application, he will at once
inform the applicant by letter, giving the reason for
rejection and will forward all papers in the case to
the District Forester for review. All papers will be
returned to the supervisor for filing.

Term permits.

Rejection of ap-
plications.

12 NATIONAL FOREST MANUAL—SPECIAL USES.

The supervisor will not revoke special-use permits. When the
necessity for revocation arises, the supervisor will
report the case to the District Forester, who will take
the necessary action in cases where the permits were
issued by the supervisor. Permits issued by the District Forester will
be revoked by the Forester or the Secretary of Agriculture. Notice
of revocation of permit will be sent in duplicate to the superviser,
the original for transmittal by registered mail to the permittee.

Revocation of
permits.

CLOSING SPHCIAL-USE CASES.

The supervisor should promptly close all special-use cases ter-
minated by nonacceptance or abandonment. If the
permit was issued by the District Forester, the super-
visor should notify that officer of the action. Notice
that the case is closed will be sent the applicant or permittee and a
copy of the notice filed with the record.

Ji the permittee fails to make the first payment, and to avail him-
self of the privilege granted, the superviscr may close
the case, and no specific revocation is necessary,
since charge permits do not become effective until
the first payment is made, but the netice of closure will be sent the
permittee.

When the construction of a road or trail is completed, the super-
visor should close the case by filing with the record a
statement of such completion of construction.

Cases closed by
Supervisors.

Failure to make
first payment.

Closing road
and trail cases.

In the case of agricultural permits to Forest homestead applicants,
oe the supervisor will close the case when he is notified
Sebacne ofland, that the land has been listed by the Secretary of
' Agriculture with the Secretary of the Interior under

the act of June 11, 1906.
Hay-sale cases will be closed immediately upon receipt of notice
of payment and of removal of crop, by filing with the

Closing hay-sale record a statement of such payment and removal.

Cases.

ANCIENT RUINS AND RELICS.

Appropriating, excavating, injuring, or destroying any historic or
prehistoric ruin or monument, or any object of
antiquity without permit is probibited by specific
act of Congress.

Any application for a permit to examine ruins, excavate archso-
logical sites, or gather objects of antiquity on National
Forest lands, shall be referred to the District Forester,
who will see that the application is in accordance
with the uniform rules and regulations ef the Secretaries of the
Interior, Agriculture, and War, under the act of June 8, 1906 (34
Stat., 225), and will require any necessary amendments of the appli-
cation. He will submit the application, together with his reeommen-
dations (based on the supervisor’s report), to the Forester, who will
ees the application to the Smithsonian Institution for recommen-

ation.

Statutory provi-
sion.

Action by Dis-
trict Forester.

NATIONAL FOREST MANUAL—-SPECIAL USES, 13

When the application is approved by the Smithsonian Institution,

the Forester will prepare a permit in quintuplicate
for the signature of the Secretary of Agriculture.
After the original has been signed by the Secretary
it will be sent with three copies to the District Forester, who will for-
ward the original to the permittee, and two copies to the supervisor,
one for his files and one for the ranger concerned.

Action by For-
ester.

HOTELS AND DWELLINGS ADJACENT TO MINERAL SPRINGS. '

Suitable areas adjacent to mineral or medicinal springs for the erec-
tion thereon of sanitariums, hotels, or temporary dwelling houses
may be leased, under the act of February 28, 1899 (30 Stat., 908), for
such periods and upon such terms as to duration and compensation
as may be aor by the Secretary of Agriculture. In accordance
with regulation L-31, the lease will be signed by the Secretary of
Acriculture. The application must be filed with the supervisor, who .
will forward it to the District Forester, accompanied by special-use
report (Form 964). The District Forester will forward it to the
Forester with his recommendations as to the conditions upon which
the privilege is granted, its duration, and the compensation to be
required. After the application has been approved by the Secretary
of Agriculture and the necessary action has been taken by the For-
ester, the papers will be returned to the District Forester.

SPECIAL USE ON ADMINISTRATIVE SITES.

National Forest lands selected for administrative purposes may be
: used under special-use permits, as any other National
eee cor inter’ Forest lands, as long as the special use does not prevent
fative use. or interfere with the administrative use. Prospecting
which does not interfere with administrative use
should be allowed without formal permit.
All permits for use of administrative sites will con-
tain the following conditions:
This permit will be abandoned by the permittee
on 30 days’ notice from the supervisor that the land is needed for
administrative use by the Forest Service.

Permits to cease
’ when site needed.

ADVERTISING SIGNS.

No permits will be issued for conspicuous or unsightly advertising
sigens. There is no objection to small signs which will
serve also as guideposts where guideposts are neces-
sary. Such permits will be issued free of charge.
(Regulation L-32.)

‘Unsightly signs
not permitted.

ROADS AND TRAILS.

No permits are necessary for the construction or repair of State or

ct county roads. Forest officers will confer with the

Ze io tec. Stata authorities in charge of such work and will cooperate

and county roads. With them in the disposal of refuse and in safeguarding
the National Forests against injury.

14 NATIONAL FOREST MANUAL-—SPECIAL USES.
The supervisor may, in his discretion, permit the free use of National
Forest material and products for the construction or
gue a oubiie repair of roads or trails within National Forests,
AS. with prejudice to any free-use application made in the ©
same year for material and products for other pur-
poses, when such roads or trails are of sufficient public benefit to
justify the free use. The regular free-use permit form will be used.
When the road or trail is of a private nature and the applicant is not
entitled to a free use, the timber used or destroyed in its construction
must be paid for. (Regulation L-35.)

CONDUITS AND RESERVOIRS FOR IRRIGATION.

s No charge will be made for permits for irrigation
ice pera projects. ii ccileciio L-32.) ‘ ;
As under the act of March 3, 1891, as amended by the act of May 11,
1898, easements can be secured for irrigation projects
on National Forests, it is unlikely that supervisors
will be called upon to issue permits for many large projects,
although applications may be received pending the approval of appli-
cation for easement to the Department of the Interior.

For small projects the procedure will be the same as in otherspecial-

use cases. For large projects more accurate and

Procedure. detailed maps may be required, and also prima facie

evidence of water appropriation and plans for dams
and other structures, if the supervisor considers such requirements
necessary.

If in the opinion of the supervisor an examination should be made
by the District engineer, he will make such a request to
the District Forester, who, if he considers it advisable,
will authorize the examination.

The report of the Forest officer should show, if possible, whether or
not any development of water power for the genera-
Water power. —_ tion of electric energy is contemplated.

Easements.

Examination by
Disirict engineer.

TELEPHONE LINES.

Permits are necessary for all telephone lines within National Forests.
nue They will be issued with the provision for free use and
eae) Sneces- free connection by the Forest Service, and no charge
: will be made. Only in exceptional cases will permits
be issued without the provision for free use and free connection, and
in such cases the charges will be determined for each case on its indi-
vidual merits.
Permits are also necessary for all telephone lmes along county
Tee ee roads. Congress granted nights of way over the pub-
on county roads. lic land for highways. (U.S. Rev. Stat., sec. 2447.)
By that grant the lands of the United States were
subjected to the servitude of a highway for the benefit of the county.
Telephone companies must, of course, secure the consent of the
county authorities for the construction of these lines, but the county’s
title and interest is only that of a right of way, while the fee in the
land remains in the United States.
Hence a telephone line on a county road through National Forest
lands can be operated lawfully only under permission from the Forest

NATIONAL FOREST MANUAL—SPECIAL USES. 15

Service, notwithstanding any permission from the county. It has
been generally settled by the courts that telephone lines, when con-
structed along a highway, are an additional servitude, and that the
owners of abutting land can require compensation for damages
through the construction of such telephone lines. The State legisla-
ture can empower a county to impose such an additional servitude
upon private lands, provided reasonable compensation is paid, but it
can give no authority to impose it on the lands of the Untted States.

TELEGRAPH LINES.

Permits are necessary for all telegraph lines within National Forests,
=e even along county roads, as in the case of telephone
ae sneces- lines. No charge for permits will be made if the

; applicant agrees to allow the Forest Service the use
of the poles for stringing telephone lines needed by the Forest Service
in connection with the administration of the National Forests and to be
used exclusively for official business.

SPECIAL USES ON CLAIMS.

If a permit is granted to a claimant for special uses on an unper-
fected claim for purposes outside its development, no charge will be
made if such use is made by the claimant. Before a permit for special
uses on an unperfected claim for purposes outside its development is
granted to any other person, the written consent of the claimant must
be obtained by the applicant and filed with the supervisor, and the
permit will be conditioned upon the payment of the charges fixed by
regulation L—33. In each case, before such a permit is issued, it will
be submitted to the District Forester for the purpose of obtaining
from the District assistant to the Solicitor an opinion whether, under
the proclamation affecting the land involved, there is any authority
in the Forest Service to issue a permit in respect thereto. (For pro-
cedure when claims are occupied and used without permit for pur-
poses not consistent with their development, see ‘‘ Forest Protection.’’)

PERMITS ON FOREST HOMESTEADS.

All persons who settled on agricultural lands in National Forests
before January 1, 1906, and have not abandoned
their claims, may, if qualified, perfect title under the
Forest homestead act, and in the meantime may
occupy and enjoy their holdings without permit. Other applicants
under the act, who appear to have the preference right of entry
under that act, may be issued permits without charge for the
agricultural use of so much of the land applied for as, in the opinion
of the supervisor, is chiefly valuable for agriculture, provided that
the land is not adversely claimed under settlement made before its
withdrawal, or after its withdrawal and before January 1, 1906.
When land covered by a paid agricultural permit is applied for by
the permittee under the Forest homestead act, and
Ree ents to the permittee is entitled to its free use in accord-
tion under ect of @2ce with the above instructions, the old special-use
June 11, 1900. case pend be closed immediately and a free permit
issued.

Free permit on
agricultural land.

16 NATIONAL FOREST MANUAL—SEFECIAL USES.

Residence upon the land barre the pyar a sane can not count

_ as a part of the statutory residence period required

ce nee not before making final proof. Under - ruling at the

credited on final Department of the Interior, of January 12, 1910, per-

proof. sons who are permitted to occupy National Forest

lands for agricultural purpeses under special-use permits and who

afterwards make a Forest homestead entry on the land must show
five years’ actual residence after entry.

DRIFT FENCES.

Drift or division fences may be allowed under permit when they

Permitted if Will facilitate the National Forest administration, and
benefiting Forest will not interfere with the full use of the range by all
administration. who are equitably entitled to it. 2

A fence may be constructed or maintained if it does not give con-
trol of an area in excess of that actually required for
pasturage of the stock which the person or persens
maintaining it would be entitled to graze or give
individual control of particularly desirable portions of the range. __

If the range controlled by a fence is excessive in area and ought to
be shared by permittees in addition to those now
using it, the fence must be either removed or changed
or the range opened to other permittees who are en-
titled to share in its use.
All drift or division fences must be provided with
gates at such points as are necessary to allow proper
ingress and egress. -
Whenever drift fences are needed for the better control of stock
grazed under permit, all forest material needed for
use in their construction may be furnished from the
National Forest free of charge, and in cases where the
circumstances justify 1t the necessary wire and staples may also be
furnished, if the stockmen using the range are willing to construct
such fences with the understanding that they will become the property
of the United States.

Permits for drift fences will be granted without

Conditions of
granting permit.

Removal or
change of fences.

Gates in
fences.

Free use of ma-
terials.

Charge. charge if necessary to control stock grazed under
permit.

The map accompanying the report should in each

Map. case show the location of the drift fence and its length

in rods or miles.

If a person maintaining fences upen the public lands applies for a
special-use permit for the construction and maintenance of a part of
the same fence or of another fence upon National Forest land, the
supervisor will, before issuing a permit, prepare a letter for the signa-
ture of the District Forester to the Chief of Field Division of the Gen-
eral Land Office, informing him of the existence of such fence on the
public land and asking him whether the issuance of such special-use
permit by the Forest Service would in any way embarrass the Depart-
ment of the Interior. If no objection is made by the Department of
the Interior, such special-use permit may be issued.

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NATIONAL FOREST MANUAL——-SPECIAL USES. 17
CORRALS.

Permits for corrals covering an area of not more than 1 acre
may be issued without charge when necessary for
the proper handling of permitted live stock on a
National Forest.

Area permitted.

PASTURES.

The construction of inclosures may be allowed when necessary
ie for the proper handling of permitted stock. Only
; such area, not to exceed 320 acres, shall be allowed
as is necessary in each individual case. Pasture permits allow
exclusive possession during the entire year, but do not convey the
right to graze stock within the inclosure, except in connection with
and during the period covered by the grazing permit. Stock exempt
from fee may be allowed to graze within a pasture during the year-
long period.

In pasture permits provision must be made, when necessary for
utilization of the adjoming range, to allow free
access to water by any stock grazing under per-
mit.

Inclosures will be allowed:

(a) To pasture saddle horses, milch or work ani-
mals, graded or pure-bred stock, and bulls or rams.

(b) To pasture beef or stock cattle which are being
gathered and held just previous to their removal from the Forest, and
to pasture calves which are being weaned.

(c) To give settlers who live upon lands either within or on the
border of a National Forest the exclusive use of adjoiming pasture
lands during the portion of the year when needed for protection
against other stock.

Inclosures for stock exempt from permit should not be greater than
is needed for 10 head, and, unless there is good reason
for it, not more than 80 acres should be allowed for

Access to
water.

Use of inclos-
ures.

Exempt stock.

this purpose.
en the area applied for includes land now bearing trees the
effect which grazing would have on reproduction
should be carefully considered before the applica-

' tion is approved.
In fixing the charge within the minimum and maximum estab-
lished by regulation L-33, the character of the land,
the quantity of the pasturage, the presence of per-
manent water, and the demand should all be consid-
‘ered. An advance over the minimum should be made whenever the
area applied for is particularly desirable. .
Pasture, agricultural, and wild-hay land may be allowed under a
‘ single permit, but in no case shall the agricultural
land exceed 160 acres nor the pasture land 320 acres,
and the charges for the three uses will be calculated
separately on the basis of the rates established in regulation L-33.
The dominant use will determine the case designation of the combined
permit.

90034°—11——3 .

_ Protection of
timber.

Determination
of charge.

Combined uses
under permit.

18 NATIONAL FOREST MANUAL—SPECIAL USES.,

When an applicant fer a pasture in connection with a hotel or

_ summer resort desires to make a charge for pasturing

. Pastures in animals owned by his guests, this should be consid-

connection with . . :

Heete: ered in fixing the rate per acre, and a higher charge

made than when the pasturing is to be allowed free.

The permit should fix the maximum number of animals which may be

allowed to graze within the pasture at any one time and the maximum

charge per head per day which may be made, the amount not exceeding

15 cents. Such pastures must not in any case include all of the avail-

able grazing land or camping grounds in the vicinity, but must leave
opportunity for the public to camp outside if they desire so to do.

PERMITS UNDER REGULATION L-37.

A permit to inclose and use not to exceed 320 acres of Forest land
without charge may be granted in exchange for a waiver of exclusive
use of private lands adjoining National Forest lands when such an
arrangement will be advantageous to the administration of a national
forest. (Regulation L-37.) :

Before issuing permits under regulation L-37 the supervisor must
determine that the title to the land for which a
waiver to its exclusive use has been given has passed
from the United States and that the applicant has
the right to its use. (See Forest Surveys and Boundaries—Forest
Atlas—Alienation.)

Permits may be based upon the following:

(a) Lands for which patent has issued by the
United States.

(6) Railroad lands within the primary limits of a
Railroad land. grant made by Congress, on land not classified as

mineral.

When an application for an inclosure permit in exchange for the
py use of private lands is received, a record will be made
Y showing the name and address of the applicant and

description and acreage of the land owned or leased
for which a waiver to the exclusive use is given. If after careful in-
vestigation it appears advisable, the supervisor will issue the permit
in triplicate, sending the original to the applicant, filing the dupli-
can and sending the triplicate to the ranger in charge of the
istrict. .

Status of land
involved.

Patented land.

Procedure
supervisor.

STOCK TANKS.

Permits for the construction of stock watering tanks may be issued
free of charge to grazing permittees, provided that all
stock grazed under permit upon the range are allowed
access to the water. The inclesure of not more than 40 acres in
connection with the watering place may be allowed when necessary
for the protection of the range, for which the usual pasture charge
will be made. The inclosure of existing sources of water supply
will not be allowed, and permits allowing the improvement or
tlevelopment of such sources of water supply must provide that the
water will be left open for the use of all stock grazed upon the range
under permit.

Free permits.

NATIONAL FOREST MANUAL—SPECIAL USES, 19

=

WILD HAY.

Permits to cut wild hay growing on National Forest lands may
be issued on an acre basis by the supervisor or by
Forest officers designated by him. Cutting will not
be permitted until the Forest officer is assured that the
purchase price has been forwarded to the United
States depository.

In issuing permits to cut hay preference should be given those
applicants who actually need the hay for their own
Hee rather than to those who contemplate selling it to
otners.

Advance pay-
ment before cut-
ting.

Preference ap-
plicants.

GAME PRESERVES AND FISH CULTURE.

No permits will be issued for game preserves or any use of land
which would result in preventing or restricting lawful hunting or fish-
ing in National Forests.

Permits for the exclusive use of land for reservoirs for fish culture
may be issued if the land applied for does not involve a natural lake
‘or natural stream bed.

SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS.

Such special requirements in special use cases must be inserted in
the permits as are necessary to protect the interests of the National
Forests. :

The following special requirements will be inserted, except in

unusual cases where they are not applicable:

This lake (or stream) will be open and free to the public at all
; Chodiea. wlmles:
seiner ae an Lawful fishing in the lake (or stream) during
natural lakes and the open season shall not be prevented or re-
streams. stricted.

The United States Bureau of Fisheries has the right to use the
lake (or stream) for purposes of artificial propagation.

To construct and maintain fish ladders or fish-
ways which will enable fish to pass over the dam
at all times.

Residences, re- To clear and keep premises clear of all inflam-
S S28 See mable refuse and undergrowth.

To clear and keep clear of all refuse, brush, or other inflam-

: _ mable material such width on each side of the

Logging rail- track, and to observe such other precautions
reads, tramroads, : : :
es against fires as may be required by the Forest

officers. (Where practical, to use only oil for fuel.)

To clear and keep the land clear of all refuse and inflammable

; substance, and to observe such other precautions

Smelters, lime aocainst fire as may be required by the Forest
and charcoal
kilns, etc. officers. ;

To maintain effective apparatus to prevent the
escape of any fumes injurious to vegetation.

Dams cna fish
streams.

20

NATIONAL FOREST MANUAL—SPECIAL USES.

To allow Forest officers the free use of the line for official busi-
ness to the nearest switchboard or exchange out-
side of the Forest.

To allow the Forest Service to make connections with the line
free of charge, and to charge no toll for any messages over
connecting lines built and maintained by the Forest Service.

Sapien To build bridges at such points as the forest
eats. officer in charge may designate.

To build new roads or trails in place of any cut

Telephones.

off or destroyed.

This road (or trail) within the _._... National Forest shall be
open to free public use at all times.

Sia wipes To dispose of all offal in such manner as the
ayaeaes Forest officer in charge shall require.

To construct gates at such points as may be
designated by the Forest officers.

This permit gives noright to the exclusive use of any lands, and
the range controlled by the fence must be open at all times to
other permittees who are entitled to share its use.

This permit shall be without effect except in connection with
a grazing permit.

Drift fences.

To allow the use of this corral by Forest officers
and all persons holding grazing permits.

i This corral shall, when in use, be examined

eee Cue every day by permittee, and all stock not owned

tiles: P or controlled by permittee shall be turned out
upon the range.

To dispose of waste dipping solution and dead stock im such
manner as the Forest officers shall require.

Only stock grazing in the National Forest
under permit (or covered by a crossing permit) shall be dipped
in this vat. . . :

To leave watering places open to other stock grazing under
permit.

To construct gates at such points as may be
designated by the Forest officers.

This permit shall be without effect except in connection with
a grazing permit.

This permit shall be canceled whenever any of the land
inclosed is listed for settlement under the act of June 11, 1906.

The supervisor may in his discretion incorporate the following
stipulation in pasture permits: ‘‘To allow the use of the in-
closure at all times by the Forest officers for administrative
purposes and for pasturing their saddle horses.” This stipula-
tion should only be inserted when such use is an administrative
necessity, and in such cases the probable amount of use by
Forest officers may be given consideration in fixing the fee to be
charged.

When an inclosure is allowed under Regulation L-—37, the
following condition should be inserted in the permit: “The per-
mittee, being the owner (lessee) of ---.--- (give description),
shall allow the free and unrestricted use thereof to all stock
permitted to graze on adjoining National Forest lands.”

Cozxrals.

Dipping vats.

Pastures.

NATIONAL FOREST MANUAL—SPECIAL USES. 21

To keep the stock tank in good repair.
This permit shall be without effect except in
connection with a grazing permit.

This permit is granted with the understanding that the stock
tank when constructed shall not be destroyed and will become
the property of the United States.

When the inclosure of a stock tank is allowed, the following
condition will be added: ‘‘To allow the use of this inclosure at
all times by the Forest officers for administrative purposes.”

To cut timber and dispose of all refuse, including sawdust and
and waste material, as directed by the Forest
officer:

To equip all steam engines with approved spark arresters.

To observe such other precautions against fire as may be
required by the Forest officers, é

Stock tanks.

Sawmills.

INTERIOR DEPARTMENT RIGHTS OF WAY.
EASEMENTS.
EXPLANATIONS.

The following rights of way, amounting to easements across National
Forest lands, are provided for by Congress and are
Jurisdiction. under the jurisdiction of the Secretary of the Inte-
_ rior:
The act of March 3, 1875 (18 Stat. 482), in so far as it is extended
A Rh nay re Sel OE National Forests by the act of March 3, 1899
grant. (30 Stat., 1214), grants rights of way for railroads.
The act of March 3, 1891 (26 Stat., 1095), as amended by the act
of May 11, 1898 (80 Stat., 404), grants rights of way
across the public lands and National Forests for irri-
gation reservoirs and canals.
Section 4 of the act of February 1, 1905 (83 Stat., 628), grants
- Graatformunic- rights of way in National Forests for reservoirs, con-
ipal and mining duits, and water plants for municipal and mining
USD USSS. purposes. ;
All applications for rights of way under the foregoing acts must be
Applications to filed in the proper local land office of the Department
local land offices. of the Interior.
Particular attention is called to the fact, however, that the acts
above mentioned, granting rights of way amounting
Sole eae may +o easements for railroads, irrigation reservoirs and
Ha Cease canals, and reservoirs, canals and water plants for
permits. mining and municipal purposes, do not in any way
prevent or interfere with the securing of permits for
these purposes from the Department of Agriculture. The issuance
of a permit for any of the purposes named will not in any way prevent
the permittee from filmg a map of location for approval and record
by the Secretary of the Interior under the right-of-way acts. The
granting of an Interior Department right of way supersedes the
permit issued by the Department of Agriculture.
The regulations of the Department of the Interior require that all
; ; applicants to that department for rights of way
Stipulations to amounting to easements in National Forests shall
protect National . : : ;
OrectE: enter into such stipulations and execute such bonds
as the Forest Service may require for the protection
of the National Forests. __
All such applications, when received from the General Land
ete Office at Washington will be referred by the Forester
A Applicationsre- t4 the District Forester of the District in which the
erred to District _- : : :
Rorecter! rights of way applied for are situated, in order that
the District Forester may, before recommending the
approval of the right of way, require the applicant to file such stipu-
lations and bond, if any, as may be necessary to protect National
Forest interests.

22

Grant for irriga-
tion works.

NATIONAL FOREST MANUAL—SPECIAL USES, 23
PROCEDURE.

An application filed in error with the Forester, District Forester, or

Errorinplaceof Supervisor will be returned to the applicant for filing
filing. in the proper local land office.

When the Forester receives the map of application from the Gen-
eral Land Office he will make three prints and return
the original with an appropriate letter. He will
then send to the District Forester the prints and three
carbon copies of his letter to the commissioner.

Upon the receipt of the prints and carbons, the District Forester

Initialaction by will forward two copies of each to the supervisor
District Forester. and retain one copy of each for his own files.

Upon the receipt of the prints and carbons, the supervisor will for-
ward one copy of each to the ranger, will cause an
immediate field examination to be made, and will
: report with recommendations to the District Forester
on Forms 964 and 578. When it appears to the supervisor that the
right of way applied for will be al in connection with the develop-
ment of water power or may conflict with such development, he will
recommend to the District Forester that a field examination be made
by the District engineer.

Tf in the judgment of the District Forester a field examination by

District engi- the District engineer is necessary he will cause such
neer’s examina- examination to be made. In such cases the District
tion. engineer will make a field examination of the project
and collect all data bearing upon the case that may be necessary and
available. Whenever practicable the supervisor will cooperate in
making this examination.

If the right of way is to be used for a railroad, the District engineer
should determine whether in his judgment the road, if built, will
cross reservoir sites of special value or those likely to be needed in the
near future, or will interfere with power or other development already
projected. Insuch cases, the District engineer should report whether
the power or other use is so immediate or so important as to justify
the department in recommending to the Secretary of the Interior
that he require a relocation of the line before approving the applica-
tion.

If the application is for an irrigation right of way under the act of
March 3, 1891, or for municipal or mining purposes under the act of
February 1, 1905, the opportunity for the use of the right of way for
other purposes, especially for the development of power, should be
carefully investigated.

After the completion of the examination and the collection of data,
the District engineer will submit to the District For-
ester a report in duplicate on the project, describing
it in detail, and giving the results of his examination.
Ti the application is under the act of March 3, 1891, or February 1,
1905, the report should state the amount of water to be used and the
locality where used. If the development of power is contemplated or
is possible, a careful estimate should be made of the amount of power
capable of development, whether if developed it will be used com-
mercially or otherwise, and the comparative value of the right of way
if used as applied for, or if used for the development of power. The

Initial action by
Forester.

Action by super-
visor.

District engi-
neer’s report.

94 NATIONAL FOREST MANUAL—SPECIAL USES,

report should contain recommendations, with a full and concise
statement of the reasons therefor, concerning the approval or dis-
approval of the application. The duplicate copy of the District
engineer’s report will be sent to the supervisor for his files.

If upon the showing made in the report of the supervisor or the

eb ig District engmeer the District Forester believes the
gees ores™ application should be approved, he will prepare a
vorable report. Stipulation in triplicate and submit the origmal to
the applicant for execution. He will also send one

copy to be retamed by the applicant. Upon the receipt of the
executed stipulation he will submit it to the District assistant
to the Solicitor for approval as to its form and execution, and
when approved the District Forester will prepare a letter to the Com-
missioner of the General Land Office for the signature of the Forester,
reporting favorably upon the application, and will forward it, together
with the executed stipulation, the supervisor’s report, his own recom-
mendations, and the correspondence file, to the Forester. A copy
of the. stipulation will be sent to the supervisor for his files. In cases
reported upon by the District engineer, all papers, including his
report, will be transmitted through the chief engineer to the Forester.

If upon the showing made in the reports of the supervisor and the

ops District engineer, or upon his own knowledge of the
sae SE ee case, the District Forester believes that the application
favorable revort, Should not be approved, he will not prepare the stipu-
3 lation for execution by the applicant, but will forward
the reports, recommendations, and other papers as in the case of a
favorable report. He will also prepare and forward with the other
papers a letter for the signature of the Forester to the Commissioner
of the General Land Office, stating the grounds upon which the unfa-
vorable action is recommended. If, however, the application is not
approved because it appears to have been made under the wrong act
and not to the wrong department, as for instance, an application made
under the act of March 3, 1891, instead of the act of February 1, 1905,
the District Forester will prepare the stipulation as in a favorable
report, present it for execution by the applicant, and transmit it with
the other papers. ;

Upon the receipt of the report, recommendations, and other papers
from the District Forester, the chief engineer will
examine the papers and reports, and will forward
them, together with his own recommendations, to the

Action by chief
_ engineer.

Forester.

After the recommendation has been made to the Department of
the Interior, the Forester will return all the papers
in the case to the District Forester. When the For-
ester receives notice from the General Land Office that
a right of way is finally granted or denied, or that proof of construc-
tion has been filed, he will forward such notice to the District For-
ester, who will inform the supervisor. _

Final action by
Forester.

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BREACH OF STIPULATIONS.

Legal proceedings are necessary to compel the grantee of rights of
way to comply with the stipulations agreed to asa
condition of the grant. Such proceedings will be under
the direction of the Attorney General of the United
States upon the recommendation of the Secretary of the Interior.

In case of the breach of stipulations required by the Interior Depart-
ment, on the recommendation of the Secretary of
Agriculture, as a condition for the granting of rights
. of way amounting toeasementsinthe National Forests,
the supervisor will make a full report of the facts to the District
Forester.

In case of such a breach of stipulation by the grantee of the rights
of way, the Department of Agriculture will report the
facts to the Department of the Interior by a letter to
the Secretary of that department, prepared by the
District Forester in cooperation with the assistant to the Solicitor, for
the signature of the Secretary of Agriculture, accompanied by all
reports or other information bearing on the case. ies

Judicial ac-
tion necessary.

Action by su-
pervisor.

Action by Dis-
trict Forester.

FCGRFEITURE OF GRANTS.

Legal proceedings are necessary to secure the forfeiture of rights of
way amounting toeasements. Such proceedings will
be under the direction of the Attorney General of the
United States upon the recommendation of the
Secretary of the Interior.

The supervisor will report the facts to the District Forester when
construction work or use of the rights of way is not
completed within the statutory period, or when the
rights of way are being used for the purposes not
_ authorized by the act, as where a right of way secured under the
irrigation right of way act is not used for the main purpose of irriga-
tion, but for generating power for sale.

In case of misuse or nonuse of rights of way amounting to ease-
ments in the National Forests, the Department of
Agriculture will report the facts to the Department of
the Interior by a letter to the Secretary of the Interior
prepared by the district forester, in cooperation with the District
assistant to the Solicitor, for the signature of the Secretary of Agri-
culture accompanied by all reports or other information bearing upon
the case. In cases reported upon by the District engineer all papers
will be transmitted to the Forester through the chief engineer.

en misuse of rights of way is involved, an examination should
be made by the district engineer, whenever in the
judgment of the District Forester such examination is
desirable. The report should set forth the character
of the misuse and such other facts as would be presented in a report
upon an original application. The report will be in duplicate and
one copy will be sent te the supervisor for his files.

Judicial ac-
tion necessary.

Action by su-
pervisor.

Action by Dis-
trict Forester.

Report of Dis-
trict engineer.

SPECIAL-USE FORMS.

Form 832
(Revised March 18, 1911.)

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
FOREST SERVICE

SpeciAL-UsE PERMIT

eee LE hin Sunipatantenns arta

Permission is hereby granted todo 33s 2 eo ee ee, ES eee
(Or se ce IE mA at SR PETS FS Se Se REED EG AR METAS Fs to use the following-
described Jands: 22. secs sen 5s seSc des bee be tien Bess ee eee

subject to the following conditions:

1. "The permittee shall pay tothe ot 2. 2 ee ee eee National
i EL cg 0) ea ne eta erent tis Bene Cp ale ae (United States depository), to be
placed to the credit of the Treasurer of the United States, in consideration for this
we, ‘the: sum ref 2. ui dn See ee ee ie ee eee dollars ($.\: 42 Saeeee \
annually im advance trom -).2 52 eo. Se , 191..; and this permit

shall have no force or effect until the first annual payment is made.

i 2. The permittee shall comply with all the laws and regulations governing National
orests.
3. This permit is subject to all valid claims.

4. The permittee and .......-..-- employees, contractors, subcontractors, and
their employees shall do all in their power, both independently and upon request of
Forest officers, to prevent and suppress forest fires.

5. The permittee shall dispose of brush and other refuse as required by Forest officers.

6. The permittee shall pay the United States for any damage resulting from this use.

7. Construction work under this permit shall begin within _...........-.--------
months, be completed within .................--- years, and this use shall be
actually exercised at least ...2. 22202525: 222-. days each year, unless the time is

extended or shortened.
8. This permit is not transferable, and shall terminate upon breach e any of the
conditions herein, or at the discretion of the Forester.

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NATIONAL FOREST MANUAL—SPECIAL USES. 27

(Reverse side of Form 832.)

(Date.) (Signature of officer issuing permit.)

(Title.)

Form 89

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
FOREST SERVICE

RAILROAD STIPULATIONS

USS; 2 25 25s ee Pa eae ee ee ne
(Forest.)

"PEs ese. | ed sa (Rae of ap pLGaiii) eens ace ee a

Wee ET eS STS (Date Ghapplications) cae See rr
Whereas, the railroad right of way applied for by the --.........................-

Co. (hereinafter called the Applicant) is within the -................... National

Forest, as shown by a certain tracing executed by -..-- Borate eae .

On 2S SS er aa ae Cee , 19.., and filed in the United States Land Office at

sb rere Sed cities Se hese tole aa) ae Bae apa an oe etEN

19.., and

Whereas, the regulations of the United States Department of the Interior concerning
rights of way for railroads, reservoirs, canals, etc., provide that whenever such rights
of way are located upon National Forests the Applicant must enter into such stipula-
tions and execute such bonds as the Secretary of Agriculture may require for the pro-
tection of the National Forests; and

Whereas, the Secretary of Agriculture requires for the protection of said ..........
National Forest.that the Applicant shall enter into the stipulation hereinafter set forth;

Now, therefore, in consideration of the granting of the right of way applied for, the
Applicant does hereby stipulate and agree, and does bind itself, its successors and
assigns, as follows, to wit:

1. To clear and keep clear of all timber and other inflammable substance all of said
right of way and all other lands owned or controlled by the Applicant as a right of way,
however acquired, lying between the points where the center line of said right of way
intersects said Forest boundaries and all lands of said forest within 200 feet of said
centerline; but thesupervisor in charge of said National Forest may in writing specific-
ally exclude from the operation of this clause such lands as he deems proper, as, for
example, when a stream, the right of way of another railroad company, or other ade-
quate fire break lies between the right of way of the Applicant and that part of the
Forest which may be in danger from fire, to cut all trees, when physically poses
so that they shall fall entirely within the strip to be cleared, and to remove all timber
that, when cut on the strip to be cleared, may fall without the strip.

2, ALO Pay. tO; UDO! aah ek sce ana National Bank of =<. -2212 3.02225
(United States depository), or such other depository or officer as may hereafter be
designated by the United States, to be placed to the credit of the United States,
in advance of cutting or construction, as required by the supervisor of said National
Forest, forall liveand dead timber, standing and down, merchantable in the judgment
of the Forest supervisor, cut, damaged, killed, or destroyed on said right of way and
the additional strip referred to in clause 1, title to which, at the time of said cutting,
damaging, killing, or destruction, is in the United States, and for all other merchant-
able live and dead timber on other lands of the United States damaged, killed, or
destroyed in clearing said right of way in accordance with the scale or estimate of
the Forest officers, at a rate to be fixed by thesaid supervisor which shall correspond
to the prevailing stumpage rates charged on said Forest at the time said timber is
cut, damaged, killed, or destroyed; and to dispose of all brush, refuse, or unused
timber accumulating at such times upon such right of way or such additional strip
in such manner as may be required by the Forest officers.

3. To build new roads and trails as required by the Forest officers to replace any
roads or trails destroyed by construction work upon said right of way, and to build
and maintain suitable crossings, as required by the Forest officers, for all roads and
trails which intersect the right of way, or for the passage of live stock, such crossings
to be protected by suitable cattle guards.

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4. To require its employees, contractors, and employees of contractors, both inde-

pendently and at the request of the Forest officers, to do all reasonably within their

power to prevent and suppress fires.

5. To pay to the United States depository or other officer as aforesaid, on demand,
for any and all damage caused by fire or otherwise to the United States by reason of
the use and occupation by the Applicant of its right of way within the exterior bounda-
ries of said National Forest; and whenever any fire shall originate on or within 200
feet of such right of way it shall be conclusively presumed to have resulted from
said use and occupation, unless the Applicant shall show affirmatively either that the
fire was set by others than itseli, its employees or contractors, or the employees of
such contractors, or that every locomotive, engine, and boiler used on said right of
way at the time of such fire used oil exclusively for fuel, or that such of them as did
not use oil exclusively for fuel were equipped with suitable spark arresters or other
standard equipment to prevent the escape of sparks or fire from smokestacks, ash pans,
fire boxes, and any other part.

6. To allow the Forest Service without charge to install and maintain telephone
instrumentsin the railroad stationsin said National Forest, and to string its telephone
wires upon the poles erected by the Applicant along said right of way for the official
business only of the Department of Agriculture: Provided, That no such instruments
or wires so installed or strung shall be used in connection with or in furtherance of
the transmission of messages by telegraph, except for the official business of the said
department; to require train crews to notify station agents of fires and of their direc-
tion and distance from the station by the quickest practicable method; and the station
agents to notify the Forest officers by means of such telephones of fires within said

ational Forest. coming to their knowledge.

7. To adopt and put into effect such code or system of locomotive signals, for the
purpose of notifying station agents of forest fires, as may hereafter be secured by the
Forest Service in cooperation with the officials of railway companies of the United
States operating railroads in National Forests. :

8. To allow officers of the Forest Service free and unrestricted access in, through,

‘and across all lands covered by said right of way in the performance of their official

duties; and the Forest Service may without charge construct or permit to be con-
structed in, through, or across the land covered by said right of way, roads, trails, con-
duits, and other means of transportation not inconsistent with the enjoyment of said
right of way by the Applicant, its successors and assigns.

ta eta reie ahaa a cle cole clels.«la(sis els es cle cea = ee ssa e = ss = alee = cla = oe w elec a e,ca = = oe wa = seine == 06,
Eenlaletalalictetea sic a als «lee a sie eee aie sca ea =u = «econ es woes e = eee a ee = oe = © = mole Ss ae ee eee we == m= se
Se ew eww mew smc wwe tem ce mw tw mw ttm eee ee ee we etree me wee HH ee ee tere
oe ee i ee ee Ct i te ee
ee enn i i i i kia ie i ee eee.
ean ae en ee ee i i Cet i Ct i tt edd

To make any assignment or transfer of said right of way only after and on condition
that the assignees or transferees, jointly and severally, covenant in writing to fulfill
and perform all the duties and obligations of the Applicant arising hereunder, includ-
ing its obligations under this paragraph.

In witness whereof said Applicant has caused these presents to be executed, and

its corporate seal to be hereunto affixed at..............------ Pi aN ope EN ent Sp Oe ren
) CLUS. Ae See ee ene CGE SACO) Elie ne A silere
[CORPORATE SEAL.] 1 BN ce eR CN an ha a a il Neb oe
Attest:
Sf GG a ee ee ;
Secretary.

N. B.—Evidence of authority to execute this instrument must be submitted with it.

Form 81

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE

FOREST SERVICE
STIPULATIONS
(Irrigation, Municipal, Mining.)

(Acts Mar. 3, 1891; May 11, 1898; Feb. 1, 1905.)

Uses os case ond sum ese alae dais botesbe Aces See Aes oe Re eee ee oe
i (Forest.)
Tin’ gt Ry Meine lekoeigy ai ie (Name of applicant.) | 97 7 00) eee
(Reservoir) (Conduit) io ../20e.. eons towel see cok ek ase teeee ds eles aa
(Date of application.)
Wiereas' the: tise <a tne Skee ieee eter ae right of way applied for
DY L sod [cides WL RA a ha eg ee Ie

(hereinafter called the Applicant...) is within the .....0_.6. 022. ~!222 22

National Forest, as shown by a certain tracing executed by...............---------

ONS Ae Wie Ay ars an ed See Soe , 19.., and filed in the United States Land Office at
bs ee Hey ER aay ANSE MN oie ee Fs SP SESE ct yeas , Stateioll cei usko. Ma, Se
Ona eee ey fea aed ® ae Wipe ee nek as , 19..; and

Whereas the regulations of the United States Department of the Interior concern-
ing rights of way for railroads, reservoirs, canals, etc., provide that whenever such
rights of way are located upon National Forests, the applicant must enter into such
stipulations and execute such bonds as the Secretary of Agriculture may require for
the protection of the National Forests; and

Whereas the Secretary of Agriculture requires, for the protection of said..........
Neon Forest that the Applicant... shall enter into the stipulations hereinafter set

orth:

Now, therefore, in consideration of the granting of the right of way applied for, the
Applicant.. do.. hereby stipulate and agree, and do.. bind himself, his heirs, exec-
utors, administrators, and assigns, and each of them jointly and severally (themselves,
their heirs, executors, administrators, and assigns, and each of them jointly and sev-
erally) (itself, its successors, and assigns) as follows, to wit:

é. No. pay tose: eo ae oe Nationale ami once ereie wands Sepa eee
(United States depository) or such depository or officer as may hereafter be designated
by the United States, to be placed to the credit of the United States, in advance of
cutting or construction, as required by the supervisor of said National Forest, for all
live and dead timber, standing and down, merchantable in the judgment of the Forest
supervisor, cut, damaged, killed, or destroyed, on said right of way, title to which at
the time of said cutting, damaging, killing, or destroying, is in the United States, in
accordance with the scale or estimate of the Forest officers, at a rate to be fixed by said
supervisor, which shall correspond to the prevailing stumpage rates charged on said
Forest at the time said timber is cut, damaged, killed, or destroyed; and to dispose of
all brush, refuse, or unused timber accumulating at such times upon such right of way
in such manner as may be required by the Forest officers.

2. To pay to the United States depository or officer.. as aforesaid, on demand, for
all damage to said National Forest resulting from the breaking of, or the overflowing,
leaking, or seepage of water from, the reservoir or ditch, and for all damage to said -

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National Forest caused by the negligence of the Applicant. . his (their) (its) employees,
contractors, or employees of contractors.

3. To build new roads and trails, as required by the said Forest supervisor, to replace
any roads or trails destroyed by construction work or flooding upon said right of way,
and to build and maintain suitable crossings as required by the supervisor for all
roads and trails which intersect the right of way.

4. To require his (their) (its) employees, contractors, and employees of contractors,
both independently and at the request of the Forest officers, to do all reasonably within
their power to prevent and suppress fires.

5. To allow officers of the Forest Service free and unrestricted access in, through,
and across all lands covered by said right of way, in the performance of their official
duties; and to allow the Forest Service, without charge, to construct or permit to be
constructed in, through, or across the land covered by said right of way roads, trails,
conduits, and other means of transportation not inconsistent with the enjoyment of
said right of way by the Applicant...

To make any assignment or transfer of said right of way only after and on condition
that the assignees or transferees, jointly and severally, covenant in writing to fulfill
and perform all the duties and obligations of the Applicant.. arising hereunder,
including his (their) (its) obligations under this paragraph.

In witness whereof, said Applicant.. has (have) caused this instrument to be exe-

COC) BEE SR Le Re ee ep ea Re OMe CMTS ee UNS Ay epee ty eV NG tah eles

i ee i i ny

i i

N. B.—When this instrument is executed by officers of a corporation, it must be
accompanied by evidence of their authority to do so.

Form 861
(Revised June 1, 1910.) LETTER OF TRANSMITTAL

See other side for instructions—read carefully.

There is inclosed herewith a {pore y aa for

iit Sahay a Ree In aU Seek Dea Vit i ae 8c nee ae eee
drawn payable to your order, to be placed to the credit of the Treasurer of the United
States. This:deposit 1s): 44 o. a See es eR eg ee

On ACCOUMbiOE 2 es ES ee SS ee ee ee
(Timber sale, special use, settlement for trespass, cooperative agreement, etc.)
shies rset CII pe Oc ge Ree PS Fe ee AE eps ae poe ee Pn a National Forest.
(CD eee Cree ah: Peep eee ae
(Signature of payer.)
(B) El See ee
(Post office.)
Rat ret (Signature of Forest officer.) ==
\
=i eae (Date in designation) 0 eco ae Oe ee (Title). ae

Designate transaction in accordance with instuctions in the Use Book.

Deposit on-account of Yo. 2 ee
(Timber sale, special use, settlement for trespass, cooperative agreement, etc.)

PE Present yer Me Peder gn) Cetin Wee Pe mR EGE oe National Forest.

[Reverse side of Form §61.]

INFORMATION FOR PERSONS MAKING PAYMENTS.

Indicate in the space marked (1) the character of your remittance, in (2) your name,
and in (3) the address to which you wish the receipt sent. Failure on your part to make
payments in the following manner will delay business: Make payments by postal or

express money orders or by national-bank drafts, drawn payable to .....-.......----
National: Banik: ct eee eee eae Do not send personal local checks. Send
payment with the copy of this form furnished you by the Forest officer to .......-.-.- =
National Bank aq... est eee

INSTRUCTIONS TO FOREST OFFICERS.

Furnish this form to persons making payments for timber and for the use of land or
other resources of the National Forests except grazing. Enter in the spaces provided
the amount of the remittance and the designation of the transaction on account of
which the payment is made.

Do not use this form for grazing permits.

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Page

Mguninisiratrye sites, permits to occUpy.-..22.-.-.--222524--62224+---3------ 13
PROSMe CHa ON eA ue cele ae Real 3 olen neat ap es 13

special clause imp permits ioe cas bee eee ee ise 13

Advertisme sions, unsightly, not permitted.......-..-..--.------:-+-+--+------ 13
Agricultural, pasture, and wild-hay land under one permit-.........---.------- Ai.
Pemliis,, payments 10, Cease): yess ea sit laaeeaees esa 15

Ancient ruins and relics, action by District. Forester .........---------------- 12
Roresters pase pss Stetina nee one eas. Be 13-

AtAtWUtory avOVASION S25 oe esos Se) 3 Bak eee eerie 2c 12

Antiquities, authority to examine given by Secretary of Agriculture..-..-..--.-- 6
: ern LOexamine Objects Ola. c2: sdsaq-r eject - sci 12
mppealiram action of Worest officérs_-...-..-.--..---22--<222222-s58-42---- 6
Applications, erroneously filed, how referred...........--.--.---------------- 9
PUOUS CLINE s Se ee ae ea a Pe ee Re Poe SEU PIS EC coe Cae eee 9

Fiompermits, Lo whoul mad eo 22- 2 epee seeye sen ieee 3) OO

Meee tA OUNG ee crap ase He cigs Sea ats ees iconic ai 11

EE POLUS OM ae erie oreo iis ras ce ahaa, Sena eg ee tata ogeke! — 9

when referred to Reclamation Service....-..-------------.---- 9

Rapnte moana CASES 425.2 oc os) 2=\4e a-Si oo See SAE eee Sy 10
BuleenpRe INEM =o ypc et Semele eins Sectcloaine sais oceiee Soes < 10
Perimncrmesnnow nar keds 22 Saw bse pe cis Shans oan e's = oe See 9
DA EES, BOSE Ge ee ees ene ener ye oes a eure ea aut
Charges, for use of lands or resources........-.------------------------------ i
BIN De Exedy: SILPCLVISON s.c5 = toss sae oe i = Zito so = aries = 8

TAYE DE! Crips Dae Sy SER tie OS Oi ee hn Pa ene reper ee eee gen nes ese pe 7

RISES OEM mICH Chace 1s MAdC=. 2 222 joes iso aaa le er 7

when determined by District) Forester: 2.2/2... -22-.- teen. eee 8
Secketary of Noriculture:. 23-225 sane sei eas 8

TiC TVSTEU GREY RONG 0D, C216 Meeps PUSS RYU Lier ey otRes ae MEY RS Sha) 10

Prima AepeCIAl USES OD) 2.255. 6c... 2-22 i. 2h sbe ae as yee fesge lens ths ae t's Us 15
RISES), SCT S SS ie als ck ee eae eee ey ana Sigel 19, 20, 21
@losme cases, hay sales._..-...:--.22.-++2---2+-- cc eae peat aie dete eget Ah 12
BUA AIA A TA aN ope ay Ge Swi ag) Seen aerar es ane et PS ea eee eI) nee 12

UTTOOTAN © NEE VOU WANG so es oe ales LP Leneeel acer ate tee tae try ale 12

BECIAL HSC CASCS a a) sek sen ee Seay Bey tty ee. ee ty ae SMe ae ae 12
Ramune LOR Wrica tou. 4352. au wate tee eae lenclais wei od aes Ee Be 14
Maeniematemermitbed 0250 55 soln ass eSSeemeee csc Ae eee one Sene ae iy
District engineer, examination of application for right of way.-..-------------- 23
report on right-of-way application..........-..-...---+---- 23

erp keuces: charee for: when madels.. (20522...) 2 2 2b vee eee se ak SS 16
Pheenise onmMaberlalee ae mese eens seme as aie ee iste eS 16

Paves alias 5 sey os RN ie en ae nk pede aes ch sb aig) As oS St 16

map Accompalyane Teor 9. ssa aee eee oe eer a= oe 16

REMIOV ale Or Cham ge CiOtee: meas tee Na A ani bere sapere orn Naim af Shale <n yaiete 16

whem permitted: sos oss.) .aeeeee SED eke eet re heen eae as 16
Besemienis. sUrisdichloWssyso Jas tease sees aa te cata ase eaeee aeeeere 22°
Emergency, excuse for taking material without permit.....-.-..-.----------- 8
Mees bmccun GUT a oo Ae ae ots Se ames Se he oe eee a ee tannic (es A ok 19
SGeMENDLCHEE VCS iia, ps rcice 4anicahiae Io dRe Paseo a ose oe SMemae gabe. oe eo cee! i!)
Hay, permits to cut, by whom issued.........-- Ps hee U Rea ee GSS SE foes ope 6, 19
ae Baleswelosimoson CAS@s = 2.0... 12.4522 24s ee Aa eee aes ee eee eaine iter 12
ieiomesteads: permits OU osc. 2 52.2.0). Sets ee ie eS 15
residence under permit not credited on final proof.......-.----- 16

34 ; INDEX.

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Hotels, ‘at mineral sprigs soe -4ceeen— sees ee ee 13

pasture in connection. wathi2542 2250 eo seo eee ee ee 18

Inclosures, charge for. 25. sth eee 2 ee eee eee eee el ae ee tae ee oe Ted

effect onvtimbers. cot). 36. ceeee cee eae See eee eS 17

exempted stocks, J2:22 Skee! 2 cas oe ee ae ee ee Ale

may beauthonized ss. sear ase sence 4 el ee ee 17

permitted in exchange for use of private lands.................... 18

WHER PErMaAItted ss NAL ay puss clap Nee cates oie a Ae oe ne See 17

Irrieation, condultsiand reservoirs flee see: vee eo. le 6, 14

easement for conduits and reservoirs.............-...-.-.------ wee 22

INVEstiza Lion Ol Project) bp ywieMewneetan eens. = Seeks eee ae 7p)

works, Tights Ol way fOPcfe5 (2530s Wa ae ey oe ee 22

Lands, should be put te highest: use. 2): 222... 20s Oe ee ee Tk

Material, may be taken without permit in serious emergencies................ 8

Mineral springs, hotels and dwellings adjacent to..........2.--..-----..---1.- 13

pennits ores sos .cree oe eae ee 13

Municipal and mining rights of way... 22.42.2225. 220029) BR a A 22

Pasture, agricultural, ‘and wild-hay land under one permit.../................. ive

in connection with hotels........ Ben NEAL ee eh bem a 18

Pastures, area 08 cc ose 2 xase/sd cx cere dante ae eet ee ee 17

permits allowing exclusive possession............-.....-..-.--.-..- 17

permittee must Have prazine permit 2/2. 5.222. eS ee 17

Payments, disposition of, when permit is canceled................ eee 8

failtire 40 makes. .s.-.4 +2: odesee eh 1 12

notification when due sos.20.8ees EUS, do ee 10

reminder cardsy sc. 0s 0ize faae va POSTE Be Be a ae ee 10

second notice, .- when: sete cs = ost See OE 10

should fall due.on first-of months... 2s: /4.945-52 @ eee 10

Permits, by whom revoked....-.-.-.--+.-.-<-: Batis. Serva eee ee rr 6, 12

combining ‘different. uses? ¢. 0205. 0 eae a eee ee 17

conditions and résirictions. | 5.5). = 512.5.) 2.) Jeene er 6

for fixed: term o.c2.0.2s2a2000 062 sad Soe See ie ee a ee 11

form OF. ssob send dees ahas oo dosh ease enes ase sone na eee er 10, 26

free, special clauses. - Sow PEs Peet as eee 10

preparation and issuance......... fiers be (eo sine Seis Se a eee ee 10

FEVOCAON Of jis ss st wa os Vine hoe Se ee Oe ee 12

special. clatises im. 22552263 ese essehesss Saad eras ante 19

LENUPE Ol nooo coe bi etka see se aks oe eee See ee 11

when closed 225 sc2deess doled: | Ae ES eee ee 12

who may eranits 5.45 see a Be ee Se 6

Prospecting on administrative-sites. =... .. 2 ssl 2 sous ante) a 13

Reclamation Service, applications relerred,t0. os od cs0s+ ess.) 9

Reports, by whom made. tind ages aged tu dd adie woh Have ee 9

forms for use in making Jive ieee thd delve cS eee es ee ee 9

Reservoirs tor ange ion: ij toa- ae eee ye ES 14, 22
Revocation of permits ..s..0.<2205/2s05 oa sv eese te sae eee 2

Right-of-way application, action of chief engineer.........-.....-.--2--+----- 24

District Forester =........3!0.2se0 ae 23

Oresters « poac.. eure ee eee eee 24

Rights of way, application for easement, where filed............-----------.-- 23

forieiture of srants. Aft R ieee es Ee er a 25

GIMIGATION WOKS: Jou A owe rae ee Ce wae ee eee ~ 0 dia 22

municipal and mining purposes... 2.22522 e ee oe 22

penmits may be issued)... sek 2. Sots yee eee See 14

procedure on applications. 5... 2 .2025.2 32-20 ee

railroad. -kUiy eee pede see OEE a ee 22

stipulation. to protect Porestse.. i... /.22 62 7a eee eee 22, 28, 30

Roads, generally permit must be secured before road is constructed..........- 8

material used in construction may be obtained without charge......-- 8

may be changed and repaired by States or counties without permit. .-- 8

constructed by States and counties without permit........... 8

no‘toll'shall be charged). 2.323.222 ete eee eee eee 8

Roads and trails, closingsof casesinc. ois. a See eee ee eee eee 12

free use of materials for ss: <2 eee jseso an. eke ae a eee 8

payment for material used in certain cases. 3 Re ee 8

permits unnecessary for State and county roads. s Sea enol.

INDEX. 35

Page.
Special (RC ULIR SITET 2 ee PEE ele nas oe ei ecc a ep eniey oet 19, 20, 21
Special use, definition of. See Naas tae ne RN ne Oe VMAS RAO eat hal 6,9
Sy ents Gorarere an Pascoe ae eae alee ty, Ms eee
SULIGIMMBINIOIISS, OHSRe! Olt. Co cooks = Sear n ees eeeecmor ones aacde he sosre case oE sre 25
BABS ML Ol wane CASES ttt Lone fat baal see Loh oO ae 22
TE POnLONMU TEAC Meeserts. Seis v2) cc). Sac eeee e soey ee LO 25
Slomiatamks wince permiliseeesse ee aos ae ose es ce Sp het o. eg tee eee te de oad 18, 21
Pelephoneyines; oMmcoumliy TOadS-- 2.22. 4. es 2 eee oe ee we ne 14
[OSIMIUT WSC SNe Aor ce eir'ags So ete. 6 Gamat ae Sec Meee se 14
ieleeraplguines,) permits mecessany,).9.- 2 228s esccee- = sae eee le oo 15
Trails, material for construction of, may ‘be obtained without ehareee se oes Les 8
may be constructed without formmalspenmibts saris eee aoe ec eae tL, 8
mopcharse sinall: bomadelci. Sac. h2. Se ee Se ene chee ere meee a 8
Water, inclosure Obawitenkalloweds writes! Seon ste yee oe eas eee em ors 18
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