Missouri § 254.270 Fire control and timber trespass activities intensified, when — provisions for added protection.

Missouri Statutes

§ 254.270 — Fire control and timber trespass activities intensified, when — provisions for added protection.

Missouri § 254.270

Title XVICONSERVATION, RESOURCES AND DEVELOPMENT

Ch. 254State Forestry Law

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Mo. Rev. Stat. § 254.270 (2026).

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1.Fire control and timber trespass activities will be intensified and may be extended to include all woodlands in the state as deemed in need of such protection by the commission within the limits of funds provided. Any person whether or not his lands are classified as forest croplands may receive such assistance.

2.Any owner may make application to the commission for special attention in forest fire control requiring expenditures in excess of those permitted within the limits of funds provided for general activities under this chapter, by subscribing a payment of not less than three cents per acre per year for such added protection as the commission may deem advisable and desirable.

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1. Fire control and timber trespass activities will be intensified and may be extended to include all woodlands in the state as deemed in need of such protection by the commission within the limits of funds provided. Any person whether or not his lands are classified as forest croplands may receive such assistance.

2. Any owner may make application to the commission for special attention in forest fire control requiring expenditures in excess of those permitted within the limits of funds provided for general activities under this chapter, by subscribing a payment of not less than three cents per acre per year for such added protection as the commission may deem advisable and desirable.