Authorizes counties to close or restrict public use of county-controlled property to protect public health, safety, or resources.
The bill allows counties to close or restrict public access to county-controlled property when necessary to protect public health, ensure public safety, or preserve natural or cultural resources. Closures or restrictions may include denying access to specific areas, modifying hours of operation, prohibiting or limiting activities, or establishing conditions for entry or use. The county must provide public notice of any closures or restrictions. The bill aims to address situations such as natural disasters, hazardous conditions, and cultural site preservation.
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