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AL SB338
Bill
Status
4/23/2024
Primary Sponsor
Andrew Jones
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AI Summary
SB338 Summary
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Applies only to Cherokee County and establishes a permit requirement for ATV park operators commencing October 1, 2024, with a maximum permit fee of $50.
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Defines an ATV park as a privately-owned location charging fees for ATV operation that meets two or more criteria: over 100 acres, over 100 ATV operation fees monthly, over $2,000 in monthly ATV fees, or has hosted an ATV race.
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Requires permit applicants to submit emergency services contracts, detailed maps with access points, drainage maintenance plans, expected travel routes, acreage estimates, operator contact information, liability insurance details, and other certifications.
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Authorizes civil fines up to $5,000 per day for operating without a valid permit and up to $500 for operating outside established hours, with fines deposited into the county road and bridge fund.
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Requires ATV park operators to follow Alabama Forestry Commission best management practices for forested watersheds and exempts locations using ATVs solely for agricultural purposes from permitting requirements.
Legislative Description
Cherokee County, provides for permitting, inspection, operation, and fines for ATV parks
Cherokee County
Last Action
Pending Senate Local Legislation
4/23/2024