Section 304 - Public hearings required.

UT Code § 79-5-304 (2019) (N/A)
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(1) Prior to establishing any recreational trail under the jurisdiction and control of the division, the division shall conduct a public hearing in the area or areas of the state where the trail is proposed to be located.

(2) Information to be considered at the hearings shall include the following: (a) the proposed route of the trail and the recommended modes of travel to be permitted on it; (b) any plans to utilize areas adjacent to the trail for scenic, historic, natural, cultural, or developmental purposes; (c) the characteristics that, in the judgment of the division, make the proposed trail suitable as a recreational trail; (d) the current status of land ownership and the current and potential use of land along the designated route; (e) the estimated cost of acquisition of lands or any interest in lands; (f) the plans and estimated costs for developing and maintaining the trail; (g) any plans for sharing the costs of developing, operating, and maintaining the trail among state, federal, and local governmental entities and private organizations; (h) any anticipated problems of policing the trail; and (i) any anticipated hazards to private lands adjacent to the trail.

(a) the proposed route of the trail and the recommended modes of travel to be permitted on it;

(b) any plans to utilize areas adjacent to the trail for scenic, historic, natural, cultural, or developmental purposes;

(c) the characteristics that, in the judgment of the division, make the proposed trail suitable as a recreational trail;

(d) the current status of land ownership and the current and potential use of land along the designated route;

(e) the estimated cost of acquisition of lands or any interest in lands;

(f) the plans and estimated costs for developing and maintaining the trail;

(g) any plans for sharing the costs of developing, operating, and maintaining the trail among state, federal, and local governmental entities and private organizations;

(h) any anticipated problems of policing the trail; and

(i) any anticipated hazards to private lands adjacent to the trail.