CHAPTER 24-12MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS24-12-01.Injuries to highways.No person may willfully dig up, remove, displace,break, or otherwise injure or destroy any public highway, right of way, or bridge, or any rest area, picnic area, or tourist camp, or improvements thereon, operated in connection with a public highway, or any private way laid out by authority of law, or any bridge upon such way without first securing permission from the person or governing body having jurisdiction and control thereof.24-12-02. Obstructing highways. No person may:1.Obstruct any public highway in any manner with intent to prevent the free use thereof by the public;2.Willfully and knowingly obstruct or plow up, or cause to be obstructed or plowed up, any public highway or right of way, except by order of the officials having jurisdiction over such highway for the purpose of working or improving the same;3.Build or place a barbed wire fence across any well-traveled trail which has been the usual and common route of travel for not less than one year without placing on the outside of the top tier of barbed wire on said fence a board, pole, or other suitable protection, to be at least sixteen feet [4.88 meters] in length; or4.Plow up a section line in a manner so as to obstruct usual travel on the section line.24-12-03. Garbage deposited on highways. Repealed by S.L. 1991, ch. 277,
CHAPTER 24-12MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS24-12-01.Injuries to highways.No person may willfully dig up, remove, displace,break, or otherwise injure or destroy any public highway, right of way, or bridge, or any rest area, picnic area, or tourist camp, or improvements thereon, operated in connection with a public highway, or any private way laid out by authority of law, or any bridge upon such way without first securing permission from the person or governing body having jurisdiction and control thereof.24-12-02. Obstructing highways. No person may:1.Obstruct any public highway in any manner with intent to prevent the free use thereof by the public;2.Willfully and knowingly obstruct or plow up, or cause to be obstructed or plowed up, any public highway or right of way, except by order of the officials having jurisdiction over such highway for the purpose of working or improving the same;3.Build or place a barbed wire fence across any well-traveled trail which has been the usual and common route of travel for not less than one year without placing on the outside of the top tier of barbed wire on said fence a board, pole, or other suitable protection, to be at least sixteen feet [4.88 meters] in length; or4.Plow up a section line in a manner so as to obstruct usual travel on the section line.24-12-03. Garbage deposited on highways. Repealed by S.L. 1991, ch. 277,
CHAPTER 24-12MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS24-12-01.Injuries to highways.No person may willfully dig up, remove, displace,break, or otherwise injure or destroy any public highway, right of way, or bridge, or any rest area, picnic area, or tourist camp, or improvements thereon, operated in connection with a public highway, or any private way laid out by authority of law, or any bridge upon such way without first securing permission from the person or governing body having jurisdiction and control thereof.24-12-02. Obstructing highways. No person may:1.Obstruct any public highway in any manner with intent to prevent the free use thereof by the public;2.Willfully and knowingly obstruct or plow up, or cause to be obstructed or plowed up, any public highway or right of way, except by order of the officials having jurisdiction over such highway for the purpose of working or improving the same;3.Build or place a barbed wire fence across any well-traveled trail which has been the usual and common route of travel for not less than one year without placing on the outside of the top tier of barbed wire on said fence a board, pole, or other suitable protection, to be at least sixteen feet [4.88 meters] in length; or4.Plow up a section line in a manner so as to obstruct usual travel on the section line.24-12-03. Garbage deposited on highways. Repealed by S.L. 1991, ch. 277,