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Commission actions for damage to buildings or property - 34 Pa. Cons. Stat. § 741Legal Research Home > Pennsylvania Statutes
SUBCHAPTER C
PROTECTION OF COMMISSION PROPERTY
Sec.
741. Commission actions for damage to buildings or property.
§ 741. Commission actions for damage to buildings or property.
(a) Declaration of policy.--By virtue of the continued
expenditure of its funds and its efforts to provide as much land
as possible for recreational activities which are consistent
with the intent of this title, the commission has sufficient
interest in the maintenance and care of any lands, buildings,
appurtenances, waters and the flora and fauna, minerals, oil or
gas thereon to promulgate regulations which are necessary to
preserve and protect the users, improvements, lands and
buildings under its control.
(b) General rule.--The commission shall promulgate
regulations to protect users, improvements, lands and buildings
under its control. These regulations shall cover, but need not
be limited to:
(1) Removal of any material.
(2) Damage of any kind.
(3) Any other regulations required to properly protect
and preserve these lands for their intended use.
(c) Penalty.--A violation of regulations promulgated under
this section is a summary offense of the fifth degree.
(d) Recovery of damages.--When any person causes damage to
commission-controlled lands or buildings and a satisfactory
settlement in the form of a donation to the Game Fund cannot be
reached between the director's designee and the person
responsible for the damages, the commission, as an agency of the
Commonwealth authorized to protect and preserve lands under
their control, may bring civil actions on behalf of the
Commonwealth for the value of any damage done or materials of
any kind removed from their lands or buildings. In addition, the
commission is entitled to recover the costs of gathering the
evidence, including testimony, in any civil action brought under
this section where the defendant is found liable for damages.
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