New York A07280 establishes a state parks passport program for visitors to log their visits to state parks and historic sites.
New York A07280 amends the parks, recreation and historic preservation law to direct the commissioner to establish a state parks passport program. This program allows visitors to log their visits to state parks and historic sites using a printed passport book or electronic application. The program will use ink stamps or electronic stamps to identify each site. The costs for developing the program will come from the patron services account of the miscellaneous special revenue fund. The commissioner can charge for the printed passport book or electronic application.
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