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| | 3.__Assessment of ability to evaluate success.__A realistic | assessment of the ability of fisheries staff to evaluate success | of the management through future surveys. |
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| | 1.__Public comments.__When the Bureau of Resource Management | determines that there is a need to consider changing the long- | term management objectives on a water or group of waters that | supports a major fishery or major fisheries, the department shall | provide information regarding the proposed change to any person | at that person's request.__The bureau shall conduct department- | sponsored meetings to solicit public comments on those management | objectives. |
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| | 2.__Department-sponsored meetings.__Regional fisheries | biologists must be available at department-sponsored meetings | held pursuant to subsection 1 to review the management | opportunities presented by the proposals to change long-term | management objectives, as well as the information used to assess | the opportunities, and to receive public comments concerning the | proposals. |
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| §12759. Stocking alewives |
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| | 1.__Prohibition.__A person may not stock alewives in Hogan | Pond or Whitney Pond in the Town of Oxford or any waters that | drain into or out of those ponds. |
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| | 2.__Violation.__A person who violates this section commits a | civil violation for which a forfeiture of not less than $100 nor | more than $500 may be adjudged. |
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| §12760. Fishways in dams and other artificial |
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| | 1.__Commissioner's authority. In order to conserve, develop or | restore anadromous or migratory fish resources, the commissioner | may require a fishway to be erected, maintained, repaired or | altered by the owners, lessors or other persons in control of any | dam or other artificial obstruction within inland waters | frequented by alewives, shad, salmon, sturgeon or other | anadromous or migratory fish species. |
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| | 2.__Examination of dams. The commissioner shall periodically | examine all dams and other artificial obstructions to fish | passage within the inland waters in order to determine whether |
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