Kentucky regulation 301 KAR 1:115 consolidates aquatic organism propagation fee requirements under 301 KAR 5:022 to streamline future fee adjustments without regulatory amendments.
Kentucky's special commercial fishing permit regulation for Kentucky Lake and Lake Barkley consolidates fee management under 301 KAR 5:022 and limits total permits to 25, with a maximum of 7 available to nonresidents.
Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources amends invasive carp harvest regulations to consolidate fee references and establish commercial fishing programs with specific harvest ratios and reporting requirements for invasive species removal.
Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources consolidates commercial fishing license procedures, gear requirements, species restrictions, and reporting protocols into updated regulations effective upon adoption.
Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources amends pay lake regulations to consolidate fees into 301 KAR 5:022, establish operator requirements for signage and fish stocking limits, and clarify license revocation procedures for violations.
Kentucky Fish and Wildlife Resources establishes a bobwhite shoot-to-train season from August 15 through May 15 and sets permit, inspection, acreage, fence, and density requirements for hunting and dog training facilities.
Kentucky Fish and Wildlife Resources amends regulations on shooting areas, dog training facilities, and bobwhite quail seasons by consolidating fees into separate rules and establishing operational standards for foxhound training enclosures includin…
Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources amends regulations for transporting and holding live native wildlife by consolidating fees into a separate rule and streamlining permit procedures for captive wildlife and transportation.
Kentucky regulation 301 KAR 2:082 consolidates exotic wildlife transportation permit fees into a separate rule to streamline future adjustments while maintaining restrictions on importing species harmful to native ecosystems or human safety.
Board of Ophthalmic Dispensers updates complaint management procedures under 201 KAR 013:065 to comply with Kentucky Revised Statutes Chapter 13A requirements.
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