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Utah's criminal trespass law currently lists specific ways a property owner can give legal notice that entry onto their property is forbidden, including personal warnings, fencing or enclosures designed to keep people out, and posted signs. This bill would expand the sign-based category to also include other boundary indicators, and it would add a new, separate category recognizing structures, fencing, or other physical barriers used to manage or control livestock movement as valid notice that entry is unlawful. Under this change, someone who enters property marked by these livestock-management barriers could be charged with criminal trespass even without a posted sign or direct verbal warning.