Michigan HB4177 prohibits unauthorized removal or placement of purple paint marks indicating no trespassing areas.
Michigan HB4177 amends existing law to prohibit the removal, defacement, or destruction of signs, posters, or purple paint marks placed on trees or posts to indicate no trespassing areas. It also prohibits the posting of signs or placement of purple paint marks on another person's property to restrict recreational activities without the owner's written permission. The bill takes effect 90 days after enactment, contingent on the passage of House Bill No. 4176.
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