Okla. Stat. tit. 74, § 74-2280
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State trails system - Uniform marker - Planning and
Official statutory text
designation.
A. There is hereby created a state trails system composed of:
1. State nature trails, which shall be trails designed to
deepen the public's awareness and understanding of various
ecological, geological or cultural qualities within the state by
means of an interpretive service program;
2. State hiking trails, which shall be extensive trails and
will serve to connect parks, scenic areas, historical points and
neighboring communities;
3. State special-use trails, which shall be trails designed to
provide for those trail activities which require special trail
definition and will include trails for bicycling, public riding and
motorcycle and minibike activities, as well as trails designed to
meet the needs of the handicapped, the blind and the elderly; and
4. State heritage trails, which shall be trails designed to
promote the identification and interpretation of significant
cultural and historic sites throughout the state.
B. The Commission, in accordance with appropriate federal,
state and local governmental organizations, shall establish a
uniform marker for the trails system.
C. In the planning and designation of trails, the Commission
shall give due regard to the interest of federal or state agencies,
all political subdivisions, private land owners, interested
individuals and citizen groups. Furthermore, the Commission
encourages citizen participation in trail acquisition, construction,
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development and maintenance where such activities will not conflict
with the purposes of the Oklahoma Trails System Act.
A. There is hereby created a state trails system composed of:
1. State nature trails, which shall be trails designed to
deepen the public's awareness and understanding of various
ecological, geological or cultural qualities within the state by
means of an interpretive service program;
2. State hiking trails, which shall be extensive trails and
will serve to connect parks, scenic areas, historical points and
neighboring communities;
3. State special-use trails, which shall be trails designed to
provide for those trail activities which require special trail
definition and will include trails for bicycling, public riding and
motorcycle and minibike activities, as well as trails designed to
meet the needs of the handicapped, the blind and the elderly; and
4. State heritage trails, which shall be trails designed to
promote the identification and interpretation of significant
cultural and historic sites throughout the state.
B. The Commission, in accordance with appropriate federal,
state and local governmental organizations, shall establish a
uniform marker for the trails system.
C. In the planning and designation of trails, the Commission
shall give due regard to the interest of federal or state agencies,
all political subdivisions, private land owners, interested
individuals and citizen groups. Furthermore, the Commission
encourages citizen participation in trail acquisition, construction,
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 74. State Government Page 934
development and maintenance where such activities will not conflict
with the purposes of the Oklahoma Trails System Act.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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