§ 15003 Aquaculture Fee Assessment Rules
This law lets the state charge a fee to people who grow aquaculture products on public lands and waters, based on how much they sell, and requires the fee to be paid each month with a penalty if it's late.
A fisherman who farms tilapia in a lake on public land sells 500 pounds of fish each month.
The state charges a fee per pound of tilapia sold. If the fee rate is $0.50 per pound, the fisherman owes $250 each month. If he pays after 60 days, he must add a 10% penalty.
Fee = (Price per pound) × (Weight in pounds)
A grower harvests 300 pounds of catfish in a month when the set price is $0.40 per pound.
Result: 120
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§ 15003 Aquaculture Fee Assessment Rules
Last verified: January 10, 2026