TO AMEND THE DEFINITION OF "RECREATIONAL PURPOSE" AS USED IN RELATION TO THE LIABILITY OF A PROPERTY OWNER WHO MAKES LAND AVAILABLE TO THE PUBLIC FOR RECREATIONAL PURPOSES.

SB 146 amends Arkansas law to expand the definition of "recreational purpose" for property owner liability. It explicitly adds activities like skateboarding, hoverboarding, rock climbing, mountain biking, horseback riding, and viewing historical sites to the list of uses covered under existing liability protections. This change directly affects property owners who allow public access for recreation, clarifying which activities qualify for limited liability when accidents occur. The bill does not create new rules but updates the definition to include modern recreational activities previously not specifically listed.