MN SF5208

Authorizes landowners and authorized public land managers to use purple paint as an alternative method to prohibit outdoor recreation and trespassing on their property.

Purple paint must be applied to trees at least three feet off the ground, on trees at least one inch wide, in strips at least eight inches tall, along the perimeter of the restricted area.

When using purple paint as the primary prohibition method, landowners must still post signs once each year marking the primary corners of the area where entrance is prohibited.

Maintains existing signage requirements for the traditional method, which include posting signs once annually with "no trespassing" language, two-inch minimum letter height, and either owner signature or contact information.

Prohibits any person from erecting trespassing or recreation prohibition signs or marks on land where they do not have a property right, title, or interest.