HB 4177
Recreation: other; purple paint marks to indicate no trespassing area; prohibit unauthorized removal or placement. Amends secs. 73104 & 73105 of 1994 PA 451 (MCL 324.73104 & 324.73105). TIE BAR WITH: HB 4176'25
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Bill overview
This bill aims to protect public and private recreational areas in Michigan by strengthening penalties for damaging or removing purple paint marks used to indicate no trespassing zones. It prohibits individuals from removing or defacing signs and purple paint marks placed on trees or posts, and also restricts posting signs or marking property to prohibit recreational activities without the owner’s permission. The bill’s effectiveness is linked to the passage of a related bill, HB 4176.
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Primary sponsor
Gregory Markkanen
Cosponsors
Cameron Cavitt
Curtis VanderWall
David Prestin
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