Idaho State Statutes - Idaho Attorney Directory

Wherever any lands are
owned by the state of Idaho, bordering on or in the vicinity of any lake,
waterfall, spring or other natural curiosity, the state board of land
commissioners [park and recreation board of the department of parks and
recreation] may withdraw said premises from sale. If in the opinion of the
said land board [park and recreation board] it is desirable, the said lands
may be platted into lots and blocks, parks, streets and public places, and
said lots and blocks may be appraised and an annual rental fixed thereon. No
lease of such premises shall be made for a longer period than ten (10) years,
and every lease shall specify that no disorderly house shall be kept on the
premises; that the premises shall be kept in good condition, and that no waste
shall be committed thereon. The said land board [park and recreation board]
may require a bond against waste, and may prescribe additional rules and
regulations for leasing of said premises for the use thereof and for
construction of buildings or other improvements thereon, and the removal
thereof.

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