Sec. B-49. 36 MRSA §655, sub-§1, śL, as amended by PL 1991, c. 546, §9, is further amended to read:

L. Registered snowmobiles as defined in Title 12, section 7821 13001, subsection 5. 25;

Sec. B-50. 36 MRSA §1106-A, sub-§3, śC, as enacted by PL 1993, c. 452, §9, is amended to read:

C. Public access open space is an area of open space land, whether ordinary, permanently protected or forever wild, that is eligible for an additional cumulative percentage reduction in valuation because public access is by reasonable means and the applicant agrees to refrain from taking action to discourage or prohibit daytime, nonmotorized and nondestructive public use. The applicant may permit, but is not obligated to permit as a condition of qualification for public access status, hunting, snowmobiling, overnight use or other more intensive outdoor recreational uses. The applicant, without disqualifying land from status as public access open space, may impose temporary or localized public access restrictions to:

(1) Protect active habitat of endangered species listed under Title 12, chapter 713 925, subchapter V 3;

(2) Prevent destruction or harm to fragile protected natural resources under Title 38, chapter 3, subchapter I 1, article 5-A; or

(3) Protect the recreational user from any hazardous area.

Sec. B-51. 36 MRSA §1109, sub-§3, śM, as enacted by PL 1989, c. 748, §4, is amended to read:

M. The identification of the land or of outstanding natural resources on the land by a legislatively mandated program, on the state, local or federal level, as particular areas, parcels, land types or natural resources for protection including, but not limited to, the Register of Critical Areas under Title 5, chapter 312; the laws governing wildlife sanctuaries and management areas under Title 12, section 10109, subsection 1 and sections 7651 12706 and 7652 12708; the laws governing the State's rivers under Title 12, chapter 200; the natural resource protection laws under