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06-8929 Notice of New Fee; Federal Lands Recreation Enhancement Act (Title VIII, Pub. L. 108-447) Notice The USDA Forest Service proposes a new fee site that will involve a special recreation permit for each operator using the Ocala National Forest designated off-highway vehicle trail system. There would be a choice between a three-consecutive day permits ($15) or an annual permit (proposed to be between $60 and up to $120 pending final financial and marketing analysis, public input, and agency review). The Forest Service will use funds generated to sustain the trail system, facilities, patrols, and monitoring. The Ocala National Forest is committed to providing quality motorized recreation in balance with what the land can support. The Ocala National Forest recently designated approximately 150 miles of off-highway vehicle trails for motorcycles and unlicensed all-terrain vehicles that consist of mixed-use roads, ATV/motorcycle trails, and motorcycle-only trails. Analysis has begun to consider additional designated trails on the Ocala National Forest which would be included in the fee permit system. 2006-10-27 2006 10 https://www.federalregister.gov/documents/2006/10/27/06-8929/notice-of-new-fee-federal-lands-recreation-enhancement-act-title-viii-pub-l-108-447 https://www.govinfo.gov/content/pkg/FR-2006-10-27/pdf/06-8929.pdf Agriculture Department; Forest Service 12,209 The USDA Forest Service proposes a new fee site that will involve a special recreation permit for each operator using the Ocala National Forest designated off-highway vehicle trail system. There would be a choice between a three-consecutive day permits...  

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