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AR HB1625
Bill
Status
4/27/2021
Primary Sponsor
Delia Haak
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AI Summary
HB 1625 - Safe Trails Act Summary
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Adds definition of "easement" to Arkansas sexual offense code as a surface easement for pedestrian, bicycle, and recreational use
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Exempts sex offenders from residency restrictions on property they owned prior to specific dates: July 16, 2003 (schools/daycare), July 31, 2007 (parks/youth centers), and the effective date of the act (privately owned land with easements for public park systems)
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Exemptions no longer apply if the sex offender is convicted of another sex offense after the respective exemption date
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Expands definition of "public park" to include portions of privately owned land over which easements have been granted to the state or local governments for public park system use
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Approved April 27, 2021
Legislative Description
To Be Known As The "safe Trails Act"; To Preserve, Promote, And Sustain An Excellent Quality Of Life.
Last Action
Notification that HB1625 is now Act 963
4/27/2021