New Mexico Administrative Code

A. All entries shall comply with the specific category requirements as set forth in the New Mexico state fair premium book. B. All entries must have been grown or raised by the exhibitor in New Mexico within the last year. Exhibitors may be required to sign an affidavit stating c…

A. All entries shall comply with the specific category requirements as set forth in the New Mexico state fair premium book. B. Any resident New Mexico gardener or designer, adult or junior, other than commercial growers or designers may enter in any or all shows in divisions I, I…

New Mexico State Fair Commission.

Home and creative arts exhibitors.

Subsection B of 16.6.4, NMSA 1978.

Permanent.

November 30, 2004, unless a later date is cited at the end of a section.

The objective is to establish and provide guidelines for home art and creative art exhibitors, both nonprofessional and professional, when entering their work at the state fair.

A. "Amateur creative art exhibitor" means one who collects or crafts as a hobby and pleasure. B. "Commission" means the regulating body of the New Mexico state fair that shall prepare, adopt, publish and enforce all necessary rules for the management of the state fair. C. "Home a…

A. Entries are limited to residents of New Mexico. B. Articles shall be the work of the exhibitor. C. Entries shall not be accepted for articles not listed in the New Mexico state fair premium book. D. No person shall make multiple entries under one class number. E. Professionals…

A. Entries are limited to residents of New Mexico. B. Only amateurs who make or craft as a hobby are eligible to compete for prizes. Commercial or professional parties may exhibit for display only if space permits and shall not compete for prize money. C. All exhibits shall be cr…

Museum of New Mexico.

It is not permitted to disturb, deface, injure, destroy any building, sign, marker, facility, artifact or cultural resources at any New Mexico state monument.

It is not permitted for a person to build, ignite or maintain any outdoor fire of any kind or character, or for any purpose whatsoever, except by the authority of the director, unless said fire be in areas as designated by the New Mexico state monuments.

It is not permitted to enter, use or occupy any restricted zone which has been posted or otherwise closed to entry by the director.

The opening and closing time of any New Mexico state monument or any portion thereof may be established by the New Mexico state monuments and posted at established entrances thereto.

No person shall leave any monument structure, facility or cultural resource in any unclean or unsanitary manner.

A. Motorized vehicles, including motorcycles and "off-road" vehicles, shall be operated only on maintained roadways, never within any ruins area or on any interpretive trail or foot trial; and in all cases, the operator shall comply with the New Mexico State Motor Vehicle Code. B…

A. It is not permitted to dispose of refuse in any area at any New Mexico state monument except in receptacles provided for that purpose. B. It is not permitted to drain or sump wastes from any trailer, camper or other vehicle except in places or receptacles provided for such pur…

It is not permitted to possess a firearm with a cartridge in any portion of the mechanism, or discharging a firearm, bow or air or gas weapon, or any device capable of injuring the life of any person or persons or animal or animals or damaging or destroying any public or private …

Persons visiting New Mexico state monuments shall conduct themselves in an orderly manner, and shall not use threatening, abusive, boisterous, insulting or indecent language, make indecent gestures, beg or solicit for any purpose, gamble or operate any gambling devise or any natu…

A. Dogs, cats and other pets must be kept under physical restrain, or on a leash not more than six feet in length while in the confines of any New Mexico state monument. In the interest of public health and safety, the director may designate certain areas closed to all pets. B. A…

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Overnight camping is not allowed at any New Mexico state monument.

No person shall post, place or erect any signs or distribute or place any advertising material at any New Mexico state monument for any purpose without permission in writing from the director. This regulation does not bar from entry into any New Mexico state monument a commercial…

It is not permitted to cause or permit any loud noise or sound which creates a nuisance or use or cause to be used a loudspeaker system at any New Mexico state monument without written permission from the director. The use of any type firework at any New Mexico state monument is …

Grazing of livestock is not permitted on any lands administered by the New Mexico state monuments without the specific written approval of the director.

[RESERVED]

Permanent.

[Filed December 20, 1985]

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"Director" means associate director of New Mexico state monuments.

It is not permitted to cut, break, injure, destroy, take or remove any tree, shrub, timber, plant or natural object at any New Mexico state monument.

It is not permitted to kill, cause to be killed, or pursue with the intent to kill or harm or otherwise disturb any bird or animal, reptile or fish, or their eggs or spawn in any New Mexico state monument.

Office of Cultural Affairs, Library Division.

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Permanent.

[Filed February 28, 1985]

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A. WAIVER OF REQUIREMENT: (1) All requests for waiver of state library requirements regarding state library rules and regulations, as filed with New Mexico records center, must be presented in writing to the state librarian. Requests should state reasons for request and/or condit…

Cultural Affairs Department - State Library Division.

A. PURPOSE: The rural library endowment fund is for the purpose of preservation, development and establishment of rural libraries' operational and capital needs. B. DESCRIPTION. The rural library program grant funds shall be used for library collections, library staff salaries, l…

A. Grant amounts may vary by year and are dependent upon the amount of the gross distribution to the state library. The annual gross distribution is determined in accordance with the provisions of Subsection C of Section 18-18-1, NMSA 1978 (2019). B. Public and developing librari…

If sufficient funding is available to offer grants to establish developing rural libraries, the state librarian shall issue an official grant for establishing developing rural libraries announcement and a rural libraries program grant announcement and provide grant guidelines. A.…

Grants for developing rural libraries and established rural libraries under the rural libraries grant program shall be those grants awarded pursuant to Subsection A of Section 18-18-2 NMSA 1978. When sufficient funding is available, as determined by the state librarian, to offer …

Rural library program grants shall only transfer to the grant recipient after the grant recipient executes an agreement containing the terms required of award recipients.

A. Recipients of a grant for establishing a developing rural library under the rural library grant program shall report expenditures as requested by the state librarian and/or required under the recipients contractual agreement. B. Recipients of a rural libraries program grant sh…

A. In the event that any library is denied a grant by the state library, or does not meet a requirement of this rule, that library may appeal the decision of the state library or request a variance from the requirement. B. Such appeal or variance shall be made in writing to the s…