Minnesota § 164.36 TOWN AUTHORITY OVER RECORDED ROAD

Minnesota Statutes

§ 164.36 — TOWN AUTHORITY OVER RECORDED ROAD

Minnesota § 164.36

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Minn. Stat. § 164.36 (2026).

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The town board has authority within the 66-foot right-of-way to:

(1)maintain or reconstruct a recorded road used for vehicular travel;

(2)dispose of snow;

(3)plant trees and shrubs that it considers appropriate;

(4)remove trees and other woody vegetation as provided in section160.22;

(5)allow the placement of highway directional and informational signs as provided in section169.06, subdivision 3;

(6)allow the placement of electrical and telephone poles, pipelines, and electrical, telephone, or television cables, and to require prior notice of the proposed placement and restoration of the right-of-way to its condition immediately prior to the placement;

(7)control weeds and regulate the cutting or complete removal of nonwoody vegetation; and

(8)regulate erosion, drainage, public nui

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The town board has authority within the 66-foot right-of-way to:
(1) maintain or reconstruct a recorded road used for vehicular travel;
(2) dispose of snow;
(3) plant trees and shrubs that it considers appropriate;
(4) remove trees and other woody vegetation as provided in section160.22;
(5) allow the placement of highway directional and informational signs as provided in section169.06, subdivision 3;
(6) allow the placement of electrical and telephone poles, pipelines, and electrical, telephone, or television cables, and to require prior notice of the proposed placement and restoration of the right-of-way to its condition immediately prior to the placement;
(7) control weeds and regulate the cutting or complete removal of nonwoody vegetation; and
(8) regulate erosion, drainage, public nuisances, and matters of public interest.