REVOCABLE HUNTING PERMIT APPLICATION
Evans Municipal Code excerpts regarding hunting in the City of Evans (for
informational purposes only – not intended to replace Municipal Code):
Section 9.32.150 Revocable Permits for Hunting.
A. The City Clerk, or his or her designee, may grant a revocable permit to a landowner,
containing such conditions as may be appropriate, to allow hunting on specific parcels or areas
within parcels within the City. Such permit shall be granted for a time period to be determined by
the City Clerk, or his or her designee, but not to exceed one year. Any such permit so granted
shall be subject to all statutes and regulations of the State pertaining to the discharge of firearms,
BB guns, pellet guns, bow and arrow, crossbows, or other weapons. Any such permit so granted
shall specifically designate what animals, fowl, or wildlife may be hunted in such designated
parcel or area and shall state that such animals, fowl, or wildlife may only be hunted in
conformance with state regulations governing hunting seasons. The hunting permit application
shall be accompanied by a payment of $100.00, which is required for each new application and
for each subsequent renewal application. The permit applicant is required to sign an agreement,
to include the landowner’s responsibility to provide a copy of the permit to all lessees and/or
users of the property, and also acknowledge that the revocable permit can be revoked without
cause at any time at City discretion. Any such permit so granted shall specifically designate the
individual hunters who will use the property. Additionally, individual hunters must possess a
valid permit from the Division of Wildlife, and each must apply individually with the City for
inclusion on the list applicable to a specific parcel or area, and submit a $25 fee. Individual
hunters must sign an agreement acknowledging his or her obligations and responsibilities.
B. Any violation of the foregoing provisions may be punishable by a fine of up to $300
and up to one year in jail.
C. Administrative denial of a revocable permit may be appealed to the Community and
Economic Development Manager. Within thirty (30) calendar days of an administrative denial of
a revocable permit the applicant shall submit to the City Clerk a written request for appeal. City
staff will then schedule review of the appeal.