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Code · Kentucky · Chapter 148 — Parks and tourism

148.670 Process of locating routes of trails.

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The process of locating routes of trails in the system shall be as follows:
(1)For state scenic trails, the department shall select a route. The selected route shall be
compatible with the preservation and enhancement of the environment it traverses.
Reasonable effort shall be made to minimize any adverse effects upon adjacent
landowners and users. Notice of the selected route shall be published by the
department in a newspaper of general circulation in the area in which the trail is
located, together with appropriate maps and descriptions.
(2)For state recreation trails and for connecting or side trails, the department shall
select the route; provided, however, that when a route shall traverse land within the
jurisdiction of a governmental unit or political subdivision, the department shall
consult with such unit or such subdivision prior to its final determination for the
location of the route.
(3)In selecting routes and implementing KRS 148.610 to 148.780, the department is
encouraged to confer with the recognized and established organizations primarily
interested in trail development, conservation, and outdoor recreation. Furthermore,
the General Assembly encourages citizen participation in trail acquisition,
construction, development, and maintenance where such activities will not conflict
with the purpose of KRS 148.610 to 148.780.
(4)In the selection of the route for any trail, when the trail reaches an area of crop or
fenced pasture land, the trail shall be so located as not to interfere in the growing of
crops, or with the livestock, or pasture land, and such trail may then follow existing
farm roads. The owner of such farm lands may enter a written agreement with the
department to grant permission for the crossing of such crop or pasture land.
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