Part 49 — Paleontological Resources Preservation
Subpart A — Preserving, Managing, and Protecting Paleontological Resources
- § 49.1— What does this part do?
- § 49.5— What terms are used in this part?
- § 49.10— Does this part affect existing authorities?
- § 49.15— When does this part not apply?
- § 49.20— Does this part create new rights or entitlements?
- § 49.25— What information concerning the nature and specific location of paleontological resources is confidential?
- § 49.30— How will the bureaus conduct inventory, monitoring, and preservation activities?
- § 49.35— How will the bureaus foster public education and awareness?
- § 49.40— May the bureaus restrict access to an area?
Subpart B — Paleontological Resources Permitting; Requirements, Modifications, and Appeals
- § 49.100— When is a permit required to collect paleontological resources on Federal land?
- § 49.105— Who can receive a permit?
- § 49.110— What are permit applicant qualification requirements?
- § 49.115— Where must a permit application be filed and what information must it include?
- § 49.120— How will a bureau make a decision about a permit application?
- § 49.125— What terms and conditions will a permit contain?
- § 49.130— When and how may a permit be modified, suspended, revoked, or cancelled?
- § 49.135— Can a permit-related decision be appealed?
- § 49.140— What is the process for appealing a permit-related decision?
- § 49.145— Has OMB approved the information collection provisions of this part?
Subpart C — Management of Paleontological Resource Collections
Subpart D — Prohibited Acts
Subpart E — Criminal Penalties
Subpart F — Civil Penalties
- § 49.500— When can the Federal land manager assess a civil penalty?
- § 49.505— When and how does the Federal land manager serve a notice of violation?
- § 49.510— What is included in the notice of violation?
- § 49.515— How is an objection to a notice of violation and proposed civil penalty made and resolved?
- § 49.520— When will the Federal land manager issue a final assessment of civil penalty?
- § 49.525— How will the Federal land manager calculate the amount of a proposed and final assessment of civil penalty?
- § 49.530— How will the Federal land manager issue the final assessment of civil penalty?
- § 49.535— What are the options and timeframe to respond to the final assessment of civil penalty?
- § 49.540— What procedures govern the DCHD hearing process initiated by a request for hearing on the final assessment?
- § 49.545— What will be included in the administrative law judge's decision?
- § 49.550— How can the administrative law judge's decision be appealed?
- § 49.555— What procedures govern an appeal of an administrative law judge's decision?
- § 49.560— When must the civil penalty be paid?
- § 49.565— When may a person assessed a civil penalty seek judicial review?
- § 49.570— What happens if a civil penalty is not paid on time?
- § 49.575— How will collected civil penalties be used?