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Norton eases road claims Outgoing Interior Secretary Gale Norton has opened the door for counties and states to claim control of roads crossing federal lands
The road to nowhere Utah’s attempt to take over backcountry roads begins to unravel, largely because of problems stirred up by the attempt to claim the remote Weiss Highway in Juab County as an R.S. 2477 road
Backcountry road deal runs over wilderness Utah has dropped its threatened lawsuit over the control of backcountry roads, but the agreement the state made with the federal government casts a cloud over future wilderness protection
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