§ 90.191 — INFORMAL SALES OF STATE TIMBER; MAXIMUM LOTS OF 500 CORDS
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Subdivision 1.Sale requirements. The commissioner may sell the timber on any tract of state land in lots not exceeding 500 cords in volume, without formalities but for not less than the full appraised value thereof, to any person. No sale shall be made under this section to any person holding more than four permits issued hereunder which are still in effect. Subd. 2.Time frame for cutting and removal. Upon receipt of a down payment for the full appraised value, the commissioner may issue a permit according to section90.151to cut timber within the time period specified by the commissioner, which shall not exceed two years from the date of sale. Subd.
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