Sorry to bring this up.

[riverdog]

The Utah Constitution is consistent with the U.S. Constitution on this issue. So the judge was following the law when he opened access up. And yes it's actually if you can transport logs during any part of a normal year's flow. Ultimately if landowners don't like our laws then they can sell ( a good friend of mine in OR did this) or move to a foreign country. Be patient and obey the stay as multigenerational ignorance, greed and corruption will take time to correct. As a landowner with water frontage on 2 properties I obey American laws and traditions and all are still welcome to access below high water mark- plus I'll cut you some slack as long as you don't cut my fences or leave trash.
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