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House approves 1‑time senior park permit but bill draws strong concern over revenue and capacity
Summary
House Bill 214 would allow a one‑time senior permit for state parks (age 66), with the division setting the fee. The bill passed 44–23 after debate over potential revenue loss for parks and increased campground demand; the sponsor said she will seek appropriations to hold the department harmless.
The House passed House Bill 214 on a divided vote after extensive floor debate over fiscal and access implications for Utah state parks.
Representative Cheryl Allen, sponsor of the bill, said HB214 would reinstate a one‑time senior state‑park permit for residents aged 66 and allow the Division of Parks and Recreation to set a one‑time…
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