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Utah law currently defines "recreational infrastructure project" to cover things like trail construction, water recreation projects, wildlife-watching sites, winter recreation amenities, community parks, and accessible playgrounds, and this list determines what kinds of projects can qualify for state outdoor recreation infrastructure grants. This bill would add to that list the construction or improvement of trails or facilities, or the purchase of equipment, specifically intended to improve access for people with disabilities or who use adaptive recreation equipment. As a result, projects designed to make Utah's outdoor spaces more accessible for disabled and adaptive users would become explicitly eligible for these state grants.