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MI HB4962

Bill

Status

Introduced

9/14/2017

Primary Sponsor

Gary Glenn

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Origin

House of Representatives

99th Legislature

AI Summary

HB 4962 Summary

  • Allows property owners to use purple paint marks as an alternative to posted signs to indicate no trespassing for recreational activities and trapping.

  • Purple paint marks must be vertical lines at least 8 inches long with the bottom between 3 and 5 feet above ground, spaced no more than 100 feet apart and readily visible to approaching persons.

  • Establishes that farm property and wooded areas connected to farm property require owner consent for recreational activities regardless of fencing, enclosure, or posting status.

  • Permits fishermen to wade or float navigable public streams and walk property banks without consent to avoid hazards, even on fenced or posted property.

  • Prohibits unauthorized persons from removing, defacing, or destroying no trespassing signs or purple paint marks, and prohibits posting signs or paint marks on another's property without written owner permission.

Legislative Description

Recreation; outdoor activities; purple paint marks designating a no trespassing area; allow. Amends secs. 73102, 73104 & 73105 of 1994 PA 451 (MCL 324.73102 et seq.).

Natural resources: hunting

Last Action

Bill Electronically Reproduced 09/14/2017

9/19/2017

Committee Referrals

Natural Resources9/14/2017

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