
The New Mexico state legislature reaffirmed the rights of landowners to manage wading and fishing access to non-navigable streams on private lands. New Mexico landowners urged passage of the legislation following an opinion issued by a former New Mexico attorney general that ran counter to longstanding New Mexico rules and regulations. Sen. Richard Martinez and Rep. Paul Bandy sponsored the legislation. A broad coalition of landowners, guides, outfitters, and agricultural groups supported the bill, which now heads to Governor Susana Martinez for her signature.
News Desk
- April 20, 2015
-
Views: 362
New Mexico Passes Public Water and Landowner Protection Bill
RELATED ARTICLES
News Desk
New Mexico Suspends Sale of Pueblo Acreage
The New Mexico Taxation and Revenue Department has …
News Desk
For Sale: 19,079-Acre Pineywoods Mitigation Bank in East Texas
One of the largest wetland mitigation banks in …
Sponsored
Elk Creek Ranch Acquires Seven Lakes
For those who are passionate about outdoor pursuits, the next great adventure can’t come soon enough.
Please sign me up to receive breaking news and updates from The Land Report:


