§ 31-25-1 Fences across highways–Petition by adjacent landowners–Notice and hearing–Gates orgrates required
§ 31-25-1.1 Fences erected across unimproved section-line highways–Gates–Access to highwaysprotected–Violation as misdemeanor
§ 31-25-2 Cattle ways authorized–Application to highway authority–Designation of constructionparticulars–Maintenance by landowner
§ 31-25-3 Failure of landowner to maintain cattle way–Repair by highway authorities–Recovery ofcost
§ 31-25-4 Livestock guards across county or secondary highways authorized–Guards notconsidered highway obstruction
§ 31-25-5 Dimensions of livestock guard–Passage for wider vehicles
§ 31-25-6 Authority of governing body required–Removal of livestock guard on order of governingbody
§ 31-25-7 Appeal from order authorizing or forbidding livestock guard–Procedure for appeal–Trialde novo
§ 31-25-8 Appeal upon failure of governing body to act on request for authorization
§ 31-25-9 Livestock guards constructed prior to enactment of statute
§ 31-25-10 Regulatory signs for unfenced roads in livestock grazing area–Application for erection
§ 31-25-11 Uniform signs
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Terms Used In South Dakota Codified Laws > Title 31 > Chapter 25 - Fences, Cattle Ways and Livestock Guards

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