Criminal Conduct on Public Lands Amendments

The document structure changed from a standard bill format to a 'Substitute #1' format, including updated header dates and page markers, but the actual legal text and policy provisions were not altered.

The document structure changed from a list of specific line edits to a full bill format including title, long title, and enacted sections.

Added specific examples of protected archaeological features, including petroglyphs, pictographs, and habitation caves.

Corrected a formatting error in the definition of 'natural feature' to ensure the word 'unique' is properly included.

Created a new Public Lands Restoration and Protection Fund administered by the State Historic Preservation Office to receive fines and restitution.

Added extensive new duties for the State Historic Preservation Office, including managing historic inventories, conducting public awareness campaigns, and maintaining cemetery records.

Expanded the definition of protected features to explicitly include natural formations like hoodoos and caves, as well as archaeological sites like petroglyphs and habitation caves.

Extended the requirement for criminal restitution to cover violations of antiquities alteration laws on state lands, not just graffiti cases.

Added new code sections (9-8a-203 and 9-8a-207) to establish administrative duties for historic preservation and cemetery management.