43 CFR § 21.5

43 CFR · Public Lands: Interior

§ 21.5 — Occupancy under permit of Government-owned cabins on public recreation and conservation areas.

43 CFR § 21.5

TitleTitle 43: Public Lands: Interior PartPart 21: Occupancy of Cabin Sites on Public Conservation and Recreation Areas

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43 C.F.R. § 21.5 (2026).

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§ 21.5 Occupancy under permit of Government-owned cabins on public recreation and conservation areas.

(a)Those permittees who occupy Government-owned cabins, including those whose permits currently have expired, but previously have been renewed on a year-to-year basis, may have their permits renewed up to July 1, 1969. After that date, the permits shall not be renewed and shall be terminated finally except upon a determination by the Authorized Officer that a renewal or extension is fully consistent with the public use of the area.

(b)The provisions for amortization of substantial improvements do not apply to this type of occupancy.

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§ 21.5 Occupancy under permit of Government-owned cabins on public recreation and conservation areas.

(a) Those permittees who occupy Government-owned cabins, including those whose permits currently have expired, but previously have been renewed on a year-to-year basis, may have their permits renewed up to July 1, 1969. After that date, the permits shall not be renewed and shall be terminated finally except upon a determination by the Authorized Officer that a renewal or extension is fully consistent with the public use of the area.

(b) The provisions for amortization of substantial improvements do not apply to this type of occupancy.