Requires the department of natural resources to use at least ten percent of any moneys appropriated for the Rock Island Trail State Park to address adjacent landowner concerns

HB 1619 requires the Department of Natural Resources to allocate at least 10% of state or federal funds designated for developing Rock Island Trail State Park toward addressing specific concerns raised by nearby landowners. These concerns include agricultural fencing, farm crossings, drainage, signage, safety, and security measures. The bill directly affects landowners adjacent to the park by mandating that a portion of park development funds address their practical needs. It does not change park operations or land use but ensures funding is specifically directed to mitigate impacts on neighboring agricultural properties. The bill is currently in early legislative stages (prefiled and read first time).