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Originally Posted by thinkxingu
Why are you pushing this? It's PRIVATE PROPERTY and you don't have permission to use it.
If you want permission to use it, become a Three Mile Island worker or guest.
Otherwise, YOU'RE exactly why so many private properties are no longer accessible by the public—no different than a snowmobiler bypassing closed gates, a mountain biker ignoring trail closed signs, kayakers using an island property for a bathroom, etc.
In fact, in your original letter, even YOU recognize that—even with clear signage—people are still leaving trash, damaging flora, etc.
I really don't understand what you're trying to do here.
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Actually... in your example.
The snowmobiler and mountain biker trails as described would be legally prohibited under the RSA 635:4 because of the gate and the posting that the trail is closed. They could be cited for a trespass violation.
The kayakers, though not very well-mannered, didn't violate any law... unless the property was legally posted against trespass.
As property owners, it is our responsibility under the law to follow the law as to our intent. We must fence/gate or legally post the prohibition with our name and address.
If they change the sign to meet the legal requirement, LEOs would be able to cite the violation. Without that, someone authorized must verbally inform anyone to enters the property that they must leave... and should they want to press charges need to contact an LEO immediately. The LEO can only act when they witness the trespass.