What changed in SF 306
The bill as introduced, compared with the version both chambers passed (88th General Assembly). 1 adopted amendment account for the changes.
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Section 1.
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NEW SECTION. 455A.14A Lake Manawa state park user fee pilot program.
1. A lake Manawa state park user fee pilot program is established within the department. Notwithstanding section 461A.35A, the department shall develop and administer the pilot program at lake Manawa state park as follows:
a. The department shall charge an entrance fee of five dollars per vehicle for a nonresident of the state.
b. A nonresident may pay a fee of forty dollars for an annual pass that grants daily entrance into the state park through one year after the date of purchase. The nonresident may purchase a second annual pass for use for a different vehicle for fifteen dollars.
c. The department has the authority to charge separate fees to a resident and nonresident for campsite and shelter reservations and for beach access.
d. The department shall determine the most effective and efficient way to collect fees and provide proof of payment.
2. This section is repealed July 1, 2022.
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NEW SECTION. 455A.14B Waubonsie state park user fee pilot program.
1. A Waubonsie state park user fee pilot program is established within the department. Notwithstanding section 461A.35A, the department shall develop and administer the pilot program at Waubonsie state park as follows:
a. The department shall charge an entrance fee of five dollars per vehicle for a nonresident of the state.
b. A nonresident may pay a fee of forty dollars for an annual pass that grants daily entrance into the state park through one year after the date of purchase. The nonresident may purchase a second annual pass for use for a different vehicle for fifteen dollars.
c. The department has the authority to charge separate fees to a resident and nonresident for campsite and shelter reservations and for beach access.
d. The department shall determine the most effective and efficient way to collect fees and provide proof of payment.
2. This section is repealed July 1, 2022.