Maine LD1093 mandates the Bureau of Parks and Lands to prevent nonstate parks from using the term "state park.
Maine LD1093 directs the Department of Agriculture, Conservation and Forestry, Bureau of Parks and Lands to prevent nonstate parks from using the term "state park." The bill requires the bureau to develop rules, procedures, and deadlines for nonstate parks to label public materials accurately. This includes signage and road sign colors, and materials must contain a notice that tickets are not transferable to state parks. The bill also mandates a review of public land signage to ensure clarity.
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