Close motorized trails receiving grants-in-aid to nonmotorized use unless designated for that use

Summary

The bill requires that any trail that has received a Minnesota grant‑in‑aid for motorized recreation be closed to hikers, bikers and other non‑motorized users unless the local government officially designates it for non‑motorized use. It also clarifies how local governments can designate trails, issue permits, allow joint use, and regulate electric‑assist bicycles on designated trails. The change aims to prevent mixed‑use conflicts on grant‑funded trails.

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