Section 954.6 Of Chapter 2. Powers And Duties Of Boards Of Supervisors From California Streets And Highways Code >> Division 2. >> Chapter 2.
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. (a) A board of supervisors, by resolution, may terminate the
maintenance of all or a portion of a county highway if it finds that
another public agency will maintain the highway or that portion of
it pursuant to an agreement meeting the requirements of Section
941.6. The resolution terminating maintenance shall identify the
county highway, or portion of it, for which maintenance will be
terminated and also the agency that will perform the maintenance. A
certified copy of the resolution shall be recorded in the office of
the county recorder.
(b) As to each county highway, or portion of a county highway, for
which the board terminates maintenance pursuant to subdivision (a),
the county shall post signs at each intersection of that highway with
a maintained highway, if any, indicating that the county no longer
maintains the highway. The signs shall be clearly visible from the
traveled highway and shall read: "This road not maintained by ____
County. ____ County is not responsible for any loss or injury
resulting from use of this road." The county shall provide adequate
maintenance for the signs to ensure that for a period of one year
each sign remains posted in the appropriate place and the message is
legible.
(c) After a resolution adopted pursuant to subdivision (a) is duly
recorded in the office of the county recorder and the signs required
by subdivision (b) are posted, while the agreement entered into
pursuant to subdivision (a) is in effect, the county shall not be
liable for the death of, or injury to, any person or for damage to
any real or personal property resulting from a dangerous condition of
the highway or portion of the highway, as described in the
resolution, caused by inadequate maintenance.