Part 161 — Navajo Partitioned Lands Grazing Permits
Subpart A — Definitions, Authority, Purpose, and Scope
- § 161.1— What definitions do I need to know?
- § 161.2— What are the Secretary's authorities under this part?
- § 161.3— What is the purpose of this part?
- § 161.4— To what lands does this part apply?
- § 161.5— Can BIA waive the application of this part?
- § 161.6— Are there any other restrictions on information given to BIA?
Subpart B — Tribal Policies and Laws Pertaining to Permits
Subpart C — General Provisions
- § 161.200— Is an Indian agricultural resource management plan required?
- § 161.201— Is environmental compliance required?
- § 161.202— How are range units established?
- § 161.203— Are range management plans required?
- § 161.204— How are carrying capacities and stocking rates established?
- § 161.205— How are range improvements treated?
- § 161.206— What must a permittee do to protect livestock from exposure to disease?
- § 161.207— What livestock are authorized to graze?
Subpart D — Permit Requirements
- § 161.300— When is a permit needed to authorize grazing use?
- § 161.301— What will a grazing permit contain?
- § 161.302— What restrictions are placed on grazing permits?
- § 161.303— How long is a permit valid?
- § 161.304— Must a permit be recorded?
- § 161.305— When is a decision by BIA regarding a permit effective?
- § 161.306— When are permits effective?
- § 161.307— When may a permittee commence grazing on Navajo Partitioned Land?
- § 161.308— Must a permittee comply with standards of conduct if granted a permit?
Subpart E — Reissuance of Grazing Permits
Subpart F — Modifying A Permit
Subpart G — Permit Violations
- § 161.600— What permit violations are addressed by this subpart?
- § 161.601— How will BIA monitor permit compliance?
- § 161.602— Will my permit be canceled for non-use?
- § 161.603— Can mediation be used in the event of a permit violation or dispute?
- § 161.604— What happens if a permit violation occurs?
- § 161.605— What will a written notice of a permit violation contain?
- § 161.606— What will BIA do if the permittee doesn't cure a violation on time?
- § 161.607— What appeal bond provisions apply to permit cancellation decisions?
- § 161.608— When will a permit cancellation be effective?
- § 161.609— Can BIA take emergency action if the rangeland is threatened?
- § 161.610— What will BIA do if livestock is not removed when a permit expires or is cancelled?
Subpart H — Trespass
- § 161.700— What is trespass?
- § 161.701— What is BIA's trespass policy?
- § 161.702— Who will enforce this subpart?
- § 161.703— How are trespassers notified of a trespass determination?
- § 161.704— What can a permittee do if they receive a trespass notice?
- § 161.705— How long will a written trespass notice remain in effect?
- § 161.706— What actions does BIA take against trespassers?
- § 161.707— When will BIA impound unauthorized livestock or other property?
- § 161.708— How are trespassers notified of impoundments?
- § 161.709— What happens after unauthorized livestock or other property are impounded?
- § 161.710— How can impounded livestock or other property be redeemed?
- § 161.711— How will BIA sell impounded livestock or other property?
- § 161.712— What are the penalties, damages, and costs payable by trespassers?
- § 161.713— How will BIA determine the amount of damages to Navajo Partitioned Lands?
- § 161.714— How will BIA determine the costs associated with enforcement of the trespass?
- § 161.715— What will BIA do if a trespasser fails to pay penalties, damages and costs?
- § 161.716— How are the proceeds from trespass distributed?
- § 161.717— What happens if BIA does not collect enough money to satisfy the penalty?