Vermont Statutes Title 10. Conservation and Development, § 1457. Entrance upon lands to prevent the introduction and spread of new aquatic species

(a) The aquatic nuisance control program shall take reasonable steps to prevent the introduction and spread of new aquatic species that may become invasive in the State.  To accomplish this objective, the Secretary or his or her agent may, after first obtaining the permission of the landowner or lessee, enter upon lands for the following purposes:

(b) If a land owner refuses to grant the Secretary or his or her agent permission to enter onto the owner's land under this section, the Secretary or the duly authorized representative of the Secretary may apply for and obtain a warrant or subpoena to allow such entry, surveying, collection, and control as is necessary to protect human health, safety, and the environment or prevent economic loss.