Minnesota SF742 allows the use of purple paint on trees as an alternative to signage to prohibit trespassing on private and public land.
Minnesota SF742 amends state statutes to authorize the use of purple paint on trees as an alternative to signage to prohibit trespassing on private and public land. Landowners and authorized managers can apply purple paint to trees along the perimeter of the area they wish to restrict, with specific guidelines on the height and width of the painted strip. This bill provides a new method for landowners to mark their property boundaries and deter unauthorized outdoor recreation.
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