Utah § 72-3-111 - Roads and parking spaces in connection with state institutions and areas for recreational activities.

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§ 72-3-111. Roads and parking spaces in connection with state institutions and areas for recreational activities.

72-3-111.  Roads and parking spaces in connection with state institutions and areas for recreational activities.
     Subject to Section 72-1-303, the department is authorized to build and maintain roads:
(1) leading to roads and parking spaces on the grounds of state institutions to which roads have not been designated by the Legislature; and
(2) roads and parking spaces to serve areas in immediate proximity to a designated highway used for:
(a) salt flat races;
(b) ski meets; and
(c) activities which are promoted for the general welfare.


Renumbered and Amended by Chapter 270, 1998 General Session

Source: official Utah text · Last verified 2026-08-27

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