New York residents get priority for reserving state parks and recreational facilities up to ten months in advance.

The bill amends the parks, recreation, and historic preservation law to give New York residents preference for reserving state parks and recreational facilities. New York residents can make reservations up to ten months in advance, while non-state residents can reserve up to nine months in advance. The bill also requires New York residents to provide a valid state driver's license or identification card upon check-in if they book more than nine months in advance.

New York residents get priority for reserving state parks and recreational facilities up to ten months in advance.

The bill amends the parks, recreation, and historic preservation law to give New York residents preference for reserving state parks and recreational facilities. New York residents can make reservations up to ten months in advance, while non-state residents can reserve up to nine months in advance. The bill also requires New York residents to provide a valid state driver's license or identification card upon check-in if they book more than nine months in advance.