Plain English Breakdown
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Changes to State Park Fees
This bill lowers a yearly fee for Connecticut residents on their car registration and raises the cost of an annual parking pass for nonresidents at state parks.
What This Bill Does
- Decreases the Passport to the Parks Fee from $24 to $20 per vehicle.
- Increases the nonresident calendar year parking pass fee from $112 to $175.
- Applies these changes to any state park, forest, boat launch, or other recreational facility.
Who It Names or Affects
- Connecticut residents who register motor vehicles
- Nonresidents who buy annual parking passes for state facilities
Terms To Know
- Passport to the Parks Fee
- A yearly charge added when a Connecticut resident registers their car.
- Nonresident calendar year parking pass
- An annual permit that allows people who do not live in Connecticut to park at state parks and facilities for one full year.
Limits and Unknowns
- The bill text does not list a specific date when these new fees will start.
- The source material only covers fee amounts and does not mention other rules about using the passes or registering vehicles.