42-3801 Legislative Intent — Stream Channels — Alteration
42-3802 Definitions
42-3803 Alteration of Channels — Permit Required — Plans
42-3804 Application — Review by Director
42-3805 Decision of Director — Hearing — Review by District Court
42-3806 Existing Rights Unaffected — Where Permit Not Required
42-3807 Reservoirs — Port Districts — Exempt
42-3808 Emergencies — Waiver by Director
42-3809 Enforcement Procedure — Injunctive Relief
42-3810 Restoration of Stream Channel — Mitigation of Damages
42-3811 Violation of Act a Misdemeanor
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Terms Used In Idaho Code > Title 42 > Chapter 38 - Alteration of Channels of Streams

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