; (ii) minimizes conflict with sensitive habitat or cultural or historical resources; and (iii) does not interfere with private property or water rights. (B) Closure or rerouting (i) In general A designated route may be temporarily closed or rerouted, for a period not to exceed two years, if the Secretary of the Interior, in consultation with the State of Utah, and relevant local government within the State determines that— (I) the designated route is damaging cultural resources or historical resources; (II) temporary closure of the designated route is necessary to repair the designated route or protect public safety; (III) modification of the designated route would not significantly affect access within the conservation area; (IV) all other options, other than a temporary closure or rerouting, have been exhausted; and (V) an alternative route has been provided, which may include routes previously closed. (ii) If temporary closure and rerouting options as outlined in clause (i) have been exhausted, and the designated route continues to damage sensitive habitat or cultural or historical resources, the minimum track of the designated route necessary to protect those resources may be permanently closed. (C) Notice The Secretary of the Interior shall provide information to the public regarding any designated routes that are open, have been rerouted, or are temporarily or permanently closed through— (i) use of appropriate signage within the National Conservation Area as designated by this title