Sonoma County charges day use fees at several beach parks and access trails. So how can officials be justified in their opposition to the state seeking to do more of the same?
County Pushes Back Against State's Plan For User Fees At Beaches
Local News from The Press Democrat, The Press Democrat
Sun, 12/30/2012 - 11:41am
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Topics: California Sonoma County Santa Rosa
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