R. 1A-31.0012 Purpose
R. 1A-31.0015 Definitions
R. 1A-31.0022 Prior Agreements
R. 1A-31.0032 Notice Address and Form of Communication
R. 1A-31.0035 Form of Consent, Other Laws
R. 1A-31.0042 Diving on Historic Shipwreck Sites
R. 1A-31.0045 Non-permittable Areas and Sites
R. 1A-31.0052 Security
R. 1A-31.0062 Types of Permit
R. 1A-31.0072 Number of Permits Limited to Agency Ability
R. 1A-31.0082 Duration of Permit
R. 1A-31.0092 Permit Area
R. 1A-31.013 Prohibited Practices; Penalties
R. 1A-31.020 Inspection by Permitting Agency
R. 1A-31.025 Assignment and Subcontracting
R. 1A-31.030 Project Archaeologist Qualifications
R. 1A-31.036 Project Archaeologist Responsibilities
R. 1A-31.040 Application Procedures
R. 1A-31.046 Application Review
R. 1A-31.050 Permit Issuance
R. 1A-31.055 Notice of Approval or Denial
R. 1A-31.060 Requirements for All Permits
R. 1A-31.065 Additional Requirements for Exploration Permits
R. 1A-31.070 Additional Requirements for Recovery Permits
R. 1A-31.075 Permit Modification
R. 1A-31.080 Permittee Required to Give Notice of Change
R. 1A-31.085 Permit Suspension and Revocation
R. 1A-31.090 Transfer of Archaeological Materials, Title to Archaeological Materials Conveyed
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Terms Used In Florida Regulations > Chapter 1A-31 - Procedures for Conducting Exploration and Salvage of Historic Shipwreck Sites

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