A bill to make permanent the authority to collect Shasta-Trinity National Forest marina fees.

Bill 118 s 3046, also known as the Shasta-Trinity National Forest Marina Fees Permanency Act, is a piece of legislation that aims to make permanent the authority to collect fees for marinas located within the Shasta-Trinity National Forest.

The bill specifically addresses the need to continue collecting fees for the use of marinas within the national forest, which are important for maintaining and operating these facilities. By making this authority permanent, the bill ensures that the necessary funds are available to support the upkeep and management of the marinas, which are popular recreational destinations for visitors to the national forest.

The bill does not propose any changes to the current fee structure or amounts, but simply seeks to ensure that the authority to collect these fees remains in place indefinitely. This will provide stability and consistency in funding for the maintenance and operation of the marinas, allowing them to continue serving the public for years to come. Overall, Bill 118 s 3046 is a straightforward piece of legislation that addresses the need for ongoing funding for marinas within the Shasta-Trinity National Forest. By making the authority to collect fees permanent, the bill aims to support the continued operation and maintenance of these important recreational facilities.