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Contents
Preface
1908-1940
1947-1967
1968-1972
1973-1974
1975-1980
1981-1982
Conclusion
Research Note
Appendix
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Visitor Fees in the National Park System:
A Legislative and Administrative History
Table of Contents
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COVER PAGE
PREFACE
I. THE PATTERN IS SET, 1908-1940
- The Self-Supporting Ideal
- The First Visitor Fees
- Fee Reduction Pressures and Practice
- The Prohibition of Campground Charges
- Fee Opposition, 1932
- Broadening the Base, 1935-1940
II. POSTWAR PRESSURES AND THE LAND AND WATER
CONSERVATION FUND ACT, 1947-1967
III. IF AT FIRST YOU DON'T SUCCEED..., 1968-1972
- The 1968 Land and Water Conservation Fund Act Amendment
- The 1970 Land and Water Conservation Fund Act Amendment
- Park Service Response: Camping Charges and Fee Study, 1969-1970
- The 1972 Land and Water Conservation Fund Act Amendment
IV. CONGRESS FUMBLES AND RECOVERS, 1973-1974
- The 1973 Land and Water Conservation Fund Act Amendment (The Fumble)
- The 1974 Land and Water Conservation Fund Act Amendment (The Recovery)
- The Eagle's Wings Are Clipped
V. CONFLICTING PRESSURES; CONGRESS PUTS THE LID
ON, 1975-1980
- The Seasonal Fee Pates Experiment
- The Public Willingness to Pay Study
- The NPS Recreation Fee Study, 1977
- The Proposed Fee Increase, 1978-1979
- Freezing the Entrance Fees, 1979-1980
- Visitor Transportation System Fees
- "Single Visits" and Handicapped Permits, 1976-1980
- Losing Control of the Receipts, 1980
VI. THE ADMINISTRATION STRIKES BACK, 1981-1982
- The Recreation Fees and Improvements Act of 1982
- The National Park System Fee Dedication and Park Improvement Act of 1982
- NPS Revenue Management Planning, 1982
- The General Accounting Office Study, 1982
VII. SOME CONCLUDING COMMENTS
A NOTE ON THE RESEARCH
APPENDIX: "ANALYSIS OF THE NATIONAL PARK
SERVICE RECREATION FEE SYSTEM," 1977
READERS WHO NEED MORE INFORMATION ON THIS SUBJECT SHOULD CONSULT THE FOLLOWING
PROGRAM:
RECREATION FEE DEMONSTRATION PROGRAM
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