South Dakota § 41-23-9 Petition to restrict recreational use of listed nonmeandered lake.

South Dakota Statutes

§ 41-23-9 — Petition to restrict recreational use of listed nonmeandered lake.

South Dakota § 41-23-9

Title 41GAME, FISH, PARKS AND FORESTRY

Ch. 41-23RECREATIONAL USE OF NONMEANDERED WATERS

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S.D. Codified Laws § 41-23-9 (2026).

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The commission shall promulgate rules, pursuant to chapter 1-26 , to establish a process whereby an owner of private property underlying any nonmeandered lake listed in § 41-23-8 may petition the commission to allow the owner of private property to restrict recreational use of the water overlying the owner's private property. The commission shall determine whether to grant, deny, or modify the petition. The commission shall consider privacy, safety, and substantially affected financial interests of the owner of the private property underlying the water, as well as history of use, water quality, water quantity, and the public's interest in recreational use of the water.

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The commission shall promulgate rules, pursuant to chapter 1-26 , to establish a process whereby an owner of private property underlying any nonmeandered lake listed in § 41-23-8 may petition the commission to allow the owner of private property to restrict recreational use of the water overlying the owner's private property. The commission shall determine whether to grant, deny, or modify the petition. The commission shall consider privacy, safety, and substantially affected financial interests of the owner of the private property underlying the water, as well as history of use, water quality, water quantity, and the public's interest in recreational use of the water.