Montana Outdoors Vol 16 No 5 Sep/oct 1985
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With passage of House Bill 911, the 1985 Montana Legislature addressed the issue of trespass. The trespass law states that lands can be closed to public recreational use either by posting the land or through verbal communication by land- owners or their agents. However, even if lands are not posted, recreationists are urged to seek landowner permission before pursuing any activities on private lands.
The landowner can revoke permission by personal communication at any time.
Posting requirements.... Notice denying entry to private land must consist of written notice on a post, structure, or natural object, or of notice by painting a post, structure, or natural object with at least 50 square inches of fluorescent orange paint.
In the case of a metal fence post, the entire post must be painted. This notice must be placed at each outer gate and all normal points of access to the property, as well as both sides of a stream where it crosses an outer property boundary line. In cases where land ownership is on just one side of a stream, only that side needs to be posted.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
With passage of House Bill 911, the 1985 Montana Legislature addressed the issue of trespass. The trespass law states that lands can be closed to public recreational use either by posting the land or through verbal communication by land- owners or their agents. However, even if lands are not posted, recreationists are urged to seek landowner permission before pursuing any activities on private lands.
The landowner can revoke permission by personal communication at any time.
Posting requirements.... Notice denying entry to private land must consist of written notice on a post, structure, or natural object, or of notice by painting a post, structure, or natural object with at least 50 square inches of fluorescent orange paint.
In the case of a metal fence post, the entire post must be painted. This notice must be placed at each outer gate and all normal points of access to the property, as well as both sides of a stream where it crosses an outer property boundary line. In cases where land ownership is on just one side of a stream, only that side needs to be posted.
What to read after Montana Outdoors Vol 16 No 5 Sep/oct 1985?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Montana. Dept. of Fish And Game to read onlineMoreLess
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