(1) A county may publish a map showing the location of and character of existing or proposed equestrian infrastructure. The map may be published on the county's website. The map must include:
(a) Equestrian venues, including fairgrounds, equestrian parks, public arenas, and riding schools;
(b) Equestrian trail infrastructure, including trails, designated trailer parking, and access points to trails;
(c) Equestrian-designated road crossings; and
(d) Equestrian zones, as defined in section 30-28-106 (9)(a)(II).
(2) A county may post road signs bearing the universal equestrian sign symbol and the words "wide and slow" on roads determined to be equestrian zones in accordance with section 30-28-106 (9)(a)(II).
Source: L. 2025: Entire section added, (SB 25-149), ch. 266, p. 1375, § 5, effective August 6.