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Title: Columbia County (FL Statute 316.2123) Post by: senioratv on September 25, 2006, 10:32:19 AM On September 14, in a special meeting, the Columbia County Board of County Commissioners exempted Columbia County from allowing ATVs to ride on unpaved county roads.
Title: Re: Columbia County (FL Statute 316.2123) Post by: NPRVinson on September 25, 2006, 10:50:20 AM Have you heard anything on Madison Co.?
Title: Columbia County (FL Statute 316.2123) Post by: MuddyGirlatTheHump on September 25, 2006, 03:00:38 PM On September 14, in a special meeting, the Columbia County Board of County Commissioners exempted Columbia County from allowing ATVs to ride on unpaved county roads. What was there reasoning? Title: Re: Columbia County (FL Statute 316.2123) Post by: senioratv on September 26, 2006, 02:27:09 PM I have a call into the County Coordinator regarding Madison County. No response at this time.
Title: Re: Columbia County (FL Statute 316.2123) Post by: senioratv on September 26, 2006, 02:37:28 PM The ordinance that Columbia County adopted states "The Board of County Commissioners of Columbia County, Florida believes it is in the best interest of the health, safety and welfare of the citizens of Columbia County, Florida to exempt Columbia County from the provisions of Section 316.2123, Florida Statutes,..."
During the discussions however, the main topics discussed were the damages to county unpaved roads that ATVs cause, the transfer of state liability to the county, and the lack of definition in the statute as to what is supervision with respect to minors who ride ATVs. Title: Columbia County (FL Statute 316.2123) Post by: MuddyGirlatTheHump on September 26, 2006, 03:31:17 PM Lack of definition in the statue....
When it comes to supervision of youth for any reason, there should not need to be a statue common sense should tell you to watch your children and be a active part in their lives. Title: Re: Columbia County (FL Statute 316.2123) Post by: Teej on October 03, 2006, 09:05:40 AM Suwannee County is having a public meeting for exemption. I "THINK" it is next Tuesday Oct. 10th at 7pm. Law enforcement is stating Suwannee County has too many dirt roads to enforce the laws.
Teej Title: Columbia County (FL Statute 316.2123) Post by: 06LimitedPred on October 03, 2006, 09:35:43 AM During the discussions however, the main topics discussed were the damages to county unpaved roads that ATVs cause, Idiots, yeah no one ever does donuts on dirt roads using their cars. Just a weak ass excuse to ban ATV's. Title: Re: Columbia County (FL Statute 316.2123) Post by: americanhighlander on October 05, 2006, 12:35:42 AM During the discussions however, the main topics discussed were the damages to county unpaved roads that ATVs cause, Idiots, yeah no one ever does donuts on dirt roads using their cars. Just a weak ass excuse to ban ATV's. Thats, True even half time don't even come out here to crack down on offroad riders all cops hang out in live oak and spirt of suwwnnee and branford half time just cracking down on speeders and other things inside of live oak. It's like that every weekend here for last few months here!!! During last winter i saw high school kids racing pickup trucks down on my road here nothing happens out here!!! Title: Re: Columbia County (FL Statute 316.2123) Post by: lee on November 09, 2006, 01:33:32 AM Yep, Suwannee voted it out, we dont have many places to ride here but sometimes I slip out and ride back roads, better than nothing, me and my girlfriend have 5 Atv's and no where to ride, Hell I ride on back paved roads as well, hope to meet some more people to ride with, we have a nice size group here in Live Oak..
Title: Re: Columbia County (FL Statute 316.2123) Post by: 06LimitedPred on November 09, 2006, 07:01:17 AM I'll be up in the area (just south of Ft White) starting next friday for about a week. Give me a shout if you're doing some riding.
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