New Hampshire SB511 amends park fees to ensure residents pay no more than 50% of nonresident fees.
New Hampshire SB511 modifies the fee structure for state parks to ensure that residents pay no more than 50% of the entry fees charged to nonresidents. The bill also allows the commissioner of the department of natural and cultural resources to set separate fee schedules for residents and nonresidents for specific uses within any state park, with residents paying no more than 90% of the nonresident fee. Residency can be verified through various state-issued documents. Additionally, the commissioner may offer discounted or waived rates for veterans and school or student groups.
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