Can a Tribe close a cultural site or area entry road?
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(a) A Tribe with jurisdiction over a cultural site or area entry road can close it. The Tribe can carry this out:
(1) During periods when the Tribe or Tribal members are involved in cultural activities; and
(2) In order to protect the health and safety of the Tribal members or the general public.
(b) Cultural site or area entry roads designated through an agreement with a public authority may only be closed according to the provisions of the agreement. See § 170.115(c).
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