40-616 SIDEWALKS OR SIDE PATHS. - Idaho Statutes

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40-616. Sidewalks or side paths. Commissioners and boards of commissioners of any highway district are empowered to set apart on and along any public highway outside the boundaries of incorporated cities a strip of land not exceeding eight (8) feet in width for a sidewalk or side path and make an order designating the width of the path and cause the line separating the path from the highway proper to be located and marked with stakes, posts, grade or other marker. After the sidewalks and paths have been set apart and the line separating them from the highway has been located and marked, the use shall be restricted to pedestrians and riders of bicycles propelled solely by the power of the rider.

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TITLE 40

HIGHWAYS AND BRIDGES

CHAPTER 6

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS AND HIGHWAY OFFICERS

40-616. Sidewalks or side paths. Commissioners and boards of commissioners of any highway district are empowered to set apart on and along any public highway outside the boundaries of incorporated cities a strip of land not exceeding eight (8) feet in width for a sidewalk or side path and make an order designating the width of the path and cause the line separating the path from the highway proper to be located and marked with stakes, posts, grade or other marker. After the sidewalks and paths have been set apart and the line separating them from the highway has been located and marked, the use shall be restricted to pedestrians and riders of bicycles propelled solely by the power of the rider.

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TITLE 40

HIGHWAYS AND BRIDGES

CHAPTER 6

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS AND HIGHWAY OFFICERS

40-616. Sidewalks or side paths. Commissioners and boards of commissioners of any highway district are empowered to set apart on and along any public highway outside the boundaries of incorporated cities a strip of land not exceeding eight (8) feet in width for a sidewalk or side path and make an order designating the width of the path and cause the line separating the path from the highway proper to be located and marked with stakes, posts, grade or other marker. After the sidewalks and paths have been set apart and the line separating them from the highway has been located and marked, the use shall be restricted to pedestrians and riders of bicycles propelled solely by the power of the rider.