Permits owners of private property to post such property to prevent trespass by painting purple markings on trees or markers.

New York Assembly Bill A02165 allows owners or lessees of real property to post their property to prevent trespass by painting purple markings on trees or posts. The purple marks must be vertical lines at least eight inches long, with the bottom of the mark between three and five feet high, and placed no more than one hundred feet apart. Alternatively, posts can be capped or marked on at least the top two inches, with the cap or mark's bottom between three and five feet six inches high, and placed no more than thirty-six feet apart.

Permits owners of private property to post such property to prevent trespass by painting purple markings on trees or markers.

New York Assembly Bill A02165 allows owners or lessees of real property to post their property to prevent trespass by painting purple markings on trees or posts. The purple marks must be vertical lines at least eight inches long, with the bottom of the mark between three and five feet high, and placed no more than one hundred feet apart. Alternatively, posts can be capped or marked on at least the top two inches, with the cap or mark's bottom between three and five feet six inches high, and placed no more than thirty-six feet apart.