Laws & Regulations Page
ATV: Laws and Regulations
Within Lake City Limits
- ATVs properly licensed as Motor Vehicles can legally drive on all
town streets and state highways in the 7th Judicial District. (Hinsdale,
Ouray, Gunnison, Montrose, San Miguel, and Delta Counties)
Reaffirmed as of August 25th, 2008
- States recognized are: Arizona, New Mexico, Utah, Wyoming,
Montana, and Idaho. As of January 1, 2012.
- All operators must possess a valid drivers license
- Minimum liability insurance (Colorado standards 25/50K)
- Colorado State Parks sticker ($25.25)
- Must obey all Traffic Laws
Within Hinsdale County
- All operators must possess a valid drivers license
- Minimum liability insurance (Colorado standards 25/50K)
- Colorado State Parks sticker ($25.25)
- ATVs are required to stay on designated roads
- All vehicles must observe all road restrictions
Snowmobile: Laws And Regulations
Within Lake City Limits
- All operators must be 16 years of age AND possesses a valid
drivers license or learner's permit
- Must be equipped with lights, brakes, muffler, and other
equipment required by C.R.S. 33-14-114
- Operate on the far right-hand side of all roads, highways,
streets, and alleys
- Must yield right of way to all pedestrians, bicycles, and motor
vehicles
Dog: Laws And Regulations
Within Lake City Limits
- Running- At- Large: Fail to confine to the premise of owner. Fail
to control either physically (leash) or verbally (verbal commands).
- Between 2nd & 5th Streets and Bluff & Gunnison a dog must be on
a leash at all times, not to exceed 16 feet
- Licenses Required: All dogs 6 months or over must have a dog
license. (See fees page for amount)
- Cruelty to Animals: Must provide food, water, and protection
from the elements.
Within Hinsdale County
- Running- At- Large: Fail to confine to the premise of owner. Fail
to control either physically (leash) or verbally (verbal commands).
- Licenses Required: All dogs 6 months or over must have a dog
license. (See fees page for amount)
- Cruelty to Animals: Must provide food, water, and protection
from the elements.
Feeding Wildlife: Laws And Regulations
- It is illegal to Intentionally place or distribute feed for wildlife in
Colorado, UNLESS authorized by Colorado Division of Wildlife
House Numbers: Laws And Regulations
- All property numbers shall be affixed to a structure and be clearly
visible and legible from the street
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