Use of property - 34 Pa. Cons. Stat. § 722

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     § 722.  Use of property.
        (a)  General rule.--Except as provided in section 723
     (relating to exchange or sale), all or any part of the lands and
     waters to which title has been acquired for the use of the
     commission or which have been leased may be used only to create
     and maintain public hunting and furtaking, game or wildlife
     propagation areas, farms or facilities for the propagation of
     game or wildlife, special preserves as provided for in this
     title or other uses incidental to hunting, furtaking and game or
     wildlife resource management.
        (b)  Permits, licenses and leases.--Except as provided in
     subsection (c), the commission may issue permits and licenses
     and enter into leases for uses of its lands as it deems in the
     best interest of the commission at such charge as it deems
     reasonable. The commission shall not issue any permits or
     licenses and shall not enter into any lease which would permit
     the use of commission-owned or leased land for the disposal of
     any hazardous or toxic or radioactive waste of any nature.
        (c)  Limitation of mining.--The commission shall not permit
     the mining of uranium or any other radioactive minerals from any
     of its lands.

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