Minnesota HF2857 prohibits obstructing public roads ending at lakes or streams and sets criminal penalties.
Minnesota HF2857 prohibits the use of public roads ending at lakes or streams for certain activities unless a recorded deed or easement allows it. Specifically, it bans boat hoists, boat anchorage devices, mooring or docking boats between midnight and sunrise, obstructing ingress or egress, and using docks or wharvs other than seasonal public ones owned by municipalities or counties. Violators face misdemeanor charges, with each day of violation considered a separate offense.
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