(1) The director may at any time withdraw trust lands from: (a) applications for leasing, permitting, sale, or other disposition of any nature upon a finding that the interests of the trust would best be served through withdrawal; or (b) surface occupancy or one or more specific uses upon a finding that continued occupancy or use would cause: (i) resource degradation; (ii) interference with the activities of the administration or the administration's authorized lessees or permittees; or (iii) a threat to public safety.

(a) applications for leasing, permitting, sale, or other disposition of any nature upon a finding that the interests of the trust would best be served through withdrawal; or

(b) surface occupancy or one or more specific uses upon a finding that continued occupancy or use would cause: (i) resource degradation; (ii) interference with the activities of the administration or the administration's authorized lessees or permittees; or (iii) a threat to public safety.

(i) resource degradation;

(ii) interference with the activities of the administration or the administration's authorized lessees or permittees; or

(iii) a threat to public safety.

(2) The director may, by rule and subject to Subsection (3), withdraw trust lands from public target shooting.

(3) Before board review of a rule, as described in Subsection 53C-1-303(1)(c), that withdraws land from public target shooting, the director shall consult with: (a) the sheriff of the county where the proposed withdrawal will occur; and (b) representatives from leading sports shooting organizations.

(a) the sheriff of the county where the proposed withdrawal will occur; and

(b) representatives from leading sports shooting organizations.