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~~ ~~ ~~ III IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 999 § 24-80-1201 such ghost town to apprise persons of the designation of such area as a ~ town, the name of the ghost town, the historical significance of the 1 town, other pertinent historical data, and the penalty for destruaio vandalism to the ghost town. Each such sign, marker, or plaque shall bear the inscription: 'The historical heritage of the state of Colorado can be preserved by the citizens themselves." (Laws 1973, H.B.1057, § 1.) Prior Compllatlom: C.R.S.1963, § 131-15-1. Law Review Commentaries Historic Preservation. Charles M. Elliott, Colo.Iaw. I51 (Feb.1976). § 24--80-1202. Destruction of ghost town-penalty No person shall destroy, damage, deface, or take anything from an azd designated and marked as a ghost town by the state historical society, except by the owner or the designated agent of the owner of such property. Any person violating this section is guilty of a misdemeanor and, upon conviction thereof, shall be punished by a fine of not more than two thousand dollazs, or by imprisonment in the county jail for not more than six months, or by both such fine and imprisonment. (Laws 1973, H.B.1057, § l.) Prior Compllatlonr. C.R.S.1963. § 131-15-2. ARTICLE 80.1 Register of HEstortc Places section 24-80.1-101. Legislative declaration. 240.1-102. Definitions. 24-80.1-103. Siate register--creation. 24--80.1-104, Effect of state register. 24-80.1-105. Procedure for inclusion in state register. 24-80.1-106. Designation as area of state interest. 24-80.1-107. Criteria for nomination. 24-80.1-108. Duties of the society. Law Review Commentaries Historic Preservation. Charles M. Elliott, 5 Colo.law. 151 (Feb.I976). IJbrary References Health and Environment 4=25.5(8). C.J.S. Health and Environment §§ 61 et seq.. WESTLAW Topic No. 199. 115 et seq. § 24-80.1-101. Leglslatlve declaration The general assembly hereby declares that sites and structures possessing historical significance are cultural resources of this state; that the preserva- tion of such resources is in the interest of the citizens of the state; and that the planning and activities of state agencies should include the preservation of 502 ~, ;. E X H I B I T