Outdoor Recreational Infrastructure Grant Program Amendments
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Summary
The bill updates definitions for eligible projects, clarifies that restoration of natural features counts as recreation infrastructure, and directs the Outdoor Adventure Infrastructure Restricted Account to fund construction, upgrades, land acquisition, and environmental compliance. It earmarks minimum percentages of the account for state parks, outdoor recreation divisions, larger projects recommended by the Outdoor Adventure Commission, and the Utah Fairpark Area Investment and Restoration District, with limited funding possible for the Department of Transportation. The changes aim to expand public access to outdoor spaces, especially for underserved communities.
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