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Commission informed of OHV grant rule updates and Zion restricted-account edits
Summary
Staff notified the commission of administrative rule updates clarifying the Zion National Park Support Grama restricted account name, removing division authority over specialty license plates (left to DMV), and revising the OHV grant program rules after statutory changes and an internal audit.
Staff presented non-voting notifications about two rule updates affecting recreation funding and program administration. On the Zion-related restricted account, staff clarified language to reference the Zion National Park Support Grama restricted account and removed a provision that previously suggested the division decides who can obtain a special license plate; staff said the motor vehicle act assigns that role to the DMV.
On the off-highway-vehicle (OHV) recreation grant program, staff said the rule was updated because statutory changes and an internal audit expanded allowable uses of grant funds and required more detail in application, evaluation, grantee requirements and closeout/reimbursement procedures. The presenter emphasized these are notifications to the commission and that the rules still require department director approval; there was no commission vote on the rules at the meeting.
Representative Jeff Stenquist and other commissioners asked clarifying questions about who signs off on director-level approvals and whether the department director (rather than a division director) is the proper approver; staff confirmed the department DNR director is involved in approvals. No public comments were offered on these rule changes during the meeting.
