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Rule R651-411. OHV Use in State Parks.

As in effect on August 1, 2009

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R651-411-1. Definitions.

(1) "OHV" means "off-highway vehicle" and includes the following vehicle types:

(a) Four-wheel drive automobiles or trucks;

(b) All-terrain vehicles (ATVs) designed to carry one or two passengers; and

(c) Snowmobiles.

R651-411-2. OHV Use-Restrictions.

(1) OHVs are to be used only in designated areas.

(2) Designated ice areas for OHV use are only those ice areas that are accessed via the boat ramps to public ice fishing areas. These areas are at Bear Lake, East Canyon, Escalante, Hyrum, Jordanelle, Millsite, Otter Creek, Palisade, Piute, Red Fleet, Rockport, Scofield, Starvation, Steinaker and Yuba state parks.

(3) Responsibility for any accidents or problems while using OHVs in state parks rests with the user.

KEY

off-highway vehicles

Date of Enactment or Last Substantive Amendment

July 19, 2004

Notice of Continuation

January 13, 2009

Authorizing, Implemented, or Interpreted Law

41-22-10; 63-11-17

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