This bill establishes regulations for the permitting, inspection, and operation of ATV parks specifically in Cherokee County, Alabama. It mandates that, starting October 1, 2024, no person may operate an ATV park without a valid permit from the county commission, which may require a permit fee not exceeding $50. The bill outlines the necessary documentation for permit applications, including contracts for emergency services, detailed maps, and information about access points. It also stipulates that the county license inspector must inspect the ATV park before the commission can approve or deny the permit application. Additionally, the county commission has the authority to set reasonable operating hours and charge inspection fees.

The bill includes provisions for civil fines for violations, with penalties of up to $5,000 per day for operating without a permit and $500 for operating outside established hours. It allows law enforcement to issue citations for violations and provides a process for appealing fines. Furthermore, the county commission is granted immunity from negligence claims related to ATV park operations. The act will take effect on June 1, 2024, and emphasizes adherence to best management practices as established by the Alabama Forestry Commission.