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House approves wildlife code changes after floor discussion over searches and landowner permits
Summary
House Bill 333, which amends wildlife law to allow cooperative landowner permits, reallocate unused permits and remove conflicting language on wildlife officer authority, passed after debate that clarified it does not expand warrantless search powers, sponsors said.
The Utah House approved changes to the state wildlife code that sponsors said fix inconsistencies and add administrative flexibility for landowners.
Representative Dennis Steiler presented House Bill 333, which revises definitions to distinguish manufactured homes and to clarify wildlife officer powers, allows property owners in areas with wildlife damage to cooperate in issuing permits,…
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