South Dakota § 42-8-1.3 Notice of restriction or prohibition.

South Dakota Statutes

§ 42-8-1.3 — Notice of restriction or prohibition.

South Dakota § 42-8-1.3

Title 42RECREATION AND SPORTS

Ch. 42-6WATERCRAFT

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S.D. Codified Laws § 42-8-1.3 (2026).

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The Governor or the Governor's designee, upon issuing a prohibition or restriction on the recreational use of waterways pursuant to § 42-8-1.2 , shall direct one or more appropriate state or local government agencies to provide notice to the public of the restriction or prohibition. The notice shall be provided in a manner to reasonably notify potential users of the restriction or prohibition in one or more of the following forms:

(1)Erection of suitable barriers to restrict public use;

(2)Posted warnings and notice of the restriction or prohibition;

(3)Declaration by the Governor or other state or local officials;

(4)Publication or broadcast of the restriction or prohibition by state and local news media; or (5) Other emergency methods that will provide reasonable notif

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The Governor or the Governor's designee, upon issuing a prohibition or restriction on the recreational use of waterways pursuant to § 42-8-1.2 , shall direct one or more appropriate state or local government agencies to provide notice to the public of the restriction or prohibition. The notice shall be provided in a manner to reasonably notify potential users of the restriction or prohibition in one or more of the following forms: (1) Erection of suitable barriers to restrict public use; (2) Posted warnings and notice of the restriction or prohibition; (3) Declaration by the Governor or other state or local officials; (4) Publication or broadcast of the restriction or prohibition by state and local news media; or (5) Other emergency methods that will provide reasonable notification.