Draft chapter 42: Public and Private Property

§ 42.04 Unauthorized Entry

The 2026 draft's § 42.04 beside the current code's § 42.04: removed words are struck through, added words underlined.

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No unauthorized person shall enter or remain in or upon any public building, premises, or grounds in violation of any notice posted thereon or when said building, premises, premises or grounds are closed and not open to the public. When open to the public, a failure to pay any required admission fee also constitutes an unauthorized entry.

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Current code

§ 42.04 Unauthorized Entry

No unauthorized person shall enter or remain in or upon any public building, premises, or grounds in violation of any notice posted thereon or when said building, premises, or grounds are closed and not open to the public. When open to the public, a failure to pay any required admission fee also constitutes an unauthorized entry.

2010 Code, Chapter 42 · source page

2026 draft

§ 42.04 Unauthorized Entry

No unauthorized person shall enter or remain in or upon any public building, premises, or grounds in violation of any notice posted thereon or when said building, premises or grounds are closed and not open to the public. When open to the public, a failure to pay any required admission fee also constitutes an unauthorized entry.

August 2026 draft · page 96

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