Proposed fee change at Dumont
#36
Posted 07 June 2010 - 02:08 PM
last time we raised the weekly passes, so this time, its the annual
just hold the line on NO increases!!
how crappy is it that we are in a recession, the worst in almost a century, and the only talk is INCREASE??? WTF???
#37
Posted 07 June 2010 - 03:10 PM
Entrance Fees at the Ten Most-Visited National Parks
1. Great Smoky Mountains National Park (2008 visitors - 9,044,010) - No entrance fee.
2. Grand Canyon National Park (2008 visitors - 4,425,314) - $25 per vehicle; $12 per person on motorcycles, bicycles, or on foot .
3. Yosemite National Park (2008 visitors - 3,431,514) - $20 per vehicle; $10 per person on motorcycles, bicycles, or on foot.
4. Olympic National Park (2008 visitors - 3,081,451) - $15 per vehicle; $5 per person on motorcycles, bicycles, or on foot.
5. Yellowstone National Park (2008 visitors - 3,066,580) - $25 per vehicle; $20 per motorcycle or snowmobile; $12 on skis or foot. Entrance fee is also good for Grand Teton National Park.
6. Cuyahoga Valley National Park (2008 visitors - 2,828,233) No entrance fee.
7. Rocky Mountain National Park (2008 visitors 2,757,390) - $20 per vehicle; $10 per person on motorcycles, bicycles, or on foot.
8. Zion National Park (2008 visitors - 2,690,154) - $25 per vehicle; $12 per person on motorcycles, bicycles, or on foot.
9. Grand Teton National Park (2008 visitors - 2,485,987) - $25 per vehicle; $20 per motorcycle or snowmobile; $12 on skis or on foot. Entrance fee is also good for Yellowstone National Park.
10. Acadia National Park (2008 visitors - 2,075,857) - $20 per vehicle from late-June through October. No charge from November through April. Reduced rest of year; $5 per person on motorcycles, bicycles, or on foot.
Here's where I found this http://www.valdosta....parks/fees.html Camping is extra,
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Go to a TRT meeting... Terry has always offered a ride to anyone willing to go..
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#39
Posted 07 June 2010 - 04:01 PM
Chiat people. Figure out a solution don't just post your gripes.
We had a Saturday meeting that only a very few folks attended! like 4. That was just a couple of months ago!
What you have to realize is that decisions are made about a year or more prior to them being considered or implemented. At the last meeting they talked about things that are not going to happen, if they do, for one or two years!!!!!
It's the government people, things take time to move forward. The economy is in shanbles, no taxes to fund things. What the heck is the BLM suppose to do????
First...They protect their own jobs!
Then they answer to the poeple that holler the loundest.....Tree Huggers!!!
I've posted this before, help the cause or just stand by and wait to see what happens!!!!!
Do I agree with what they do, Hell NO!!!!!!~. But to just bit*h and not do something to help solve the problem is a crock of crap!!!
Phew.....I feel better already!!!
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HOLY SH*T.....WHAT A RIDE !
#40
Posted 07 June 2010 - 05:54 PM
What do you think Terry? I think it is very fair.

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#41
Posted 07 June 2010 - 06:16 PM
First I just want to say that I was not nor am I in favor of raising the weekly fee but due to the fact that the holiday's take up so much of our money I felt that the case was justified. Most weekly passes are sold for the holiday weekends so I went along with it. I am all for getting rid of the complicated system we have now as it is way to much of an enforcement and accounting headache.I thought I posted a VERY fair solution to this but nobody has said anything about it. I haven't heard back from the BLM yet, but I will be sure to get some answer eventually.
What do you think Terry? I think it is very fair.
As to a day pass i would love to see it but personally don't think I ever will. Due the lack of ability of having the "gate" guarded 24/7 and each pass having(since they are time/dated) to be closely inspected. It is not physically possible and the people who just can't seem to play by the rules no matter what it are going to try to take advantage of the situation by purchasing a day pass staying there several days and then leave when they know the gate will be unguarded.
I would like to see some sort of sticker that you could buy along with an annual pass that would allow another vehicle access but not be allowed to have toys whats so ever in it/on it etc. It could even be an actual sticker that goes on the family car. If you sell it the sticker must be removed and sent to BLM for a new one. They could have corresponding #'s or something like that. it's just a thought.
It is a problem that everything you deal with in government circles takes so much time or else it would be a lot easier.
As to the Glamis $25.00 weekly Pass it only happened that way because somebody dropped the ball and didn't get the proper paperwork submitted to the RAMP for a price increase in time for that year's meeting. So trust me it will change.
To put it short and simple I don't see anything changing this coming season as we have to have letters of support to the RAMP by August and from what I have seen here it would appear that's not going to happen so we will be stuck with what we have for another year till we get the chance to change it again.
Terry
Nevada OHV representitive to the BLM Dumont Dunes DAC Sub-Group
#42
Posted 07 June 2010 - 07:27 PM
The "artsy fartsy" sh*t as you put it came around because the honest people we have were copying the old ones on printers and using them thus avoiding paying at all. So as usual the few screw it up for the masses.
Thank you Terri. I agree with you on that, about the fuggers who copy em and ruin it for us. I just wanted to know what the reasoning was, and you answered. Thank you. Jay
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#44
Posted 08 June 2010 - 08:49 PM
Oh, for the ones that think this is a crazy price to pay, when was the last time you went to one of those commercial amusement parks, that you wait in a stinking line behind other people from gosh knows where only to smell their lack of personal hygiene and on your feet for 2 hours for what, 45 to 90 seconds of a thrill? Yep that for a fam of 4 would easily set you back $500.00 when the ONE day is done! Just think, no camp fires, no smores, no fireworks (oops did I say that) yes there out there and we know it. Ok, no runs with our friends that share a common interest, no North Pole funnies, No south Pole tributes to our Soldiers. I could go on, but I think by now, you get it.
Go to the River in the off season, if you stay at a State Park that would run you between $25 to 40 per night with hookups or arrive at the commercial parks and that will easily run you $45 to 55 per night. You can't run the river or lake like you run the dunes but you still have fun with friends and fam.
No, I don't want to pay anymore that I have to, but if I have to, to enjoy you, me and my friends and family, I will give up something for the extra few bucks. We are all grown, you can figure it out.
Thank you all for yoru time in this endeavour for our satisfaction of this recreational area.
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#45
Posted 08 June 2010 - 08:52 PM
WTF is the green sticker money that CA is extorting from me go towards? Is that for something other than BLM managed land? I can't even non-op the quad I have that doesn't run - WTF! No wonder everyone is at their wits end over 10.00, when is enough, enough?
Green sticker fee is the registration fee for the toy, not the tugs that get you there or the entrance fee to a park or Recreational area.
2009 28" American Freedom Stacker
2004 Excursion
2005 Hyabusa Powered Sand Car, catch me if you can!
2002 Predator Sand Car "Hot Bus"
1 2009 RZR 170, FOR THE GRANDKIDS, and us adults to have a laugh or two.
Good ol' 250 R, to remember when!!!!
"Baby Step" 1610 VW 2 SEATER, to teach the grandkids
and many others depends on what we do!
I work hard, and Play Harder!!!!!!!!!!!! Is there any other way?
#46
Posted 08 June 2010 - 08:55 PM
First I just want to say that I was not nor am I in favor of raising the weekly fee but due to the fact that the holiday's take up so much of our money I felt that the case was justified. Most weekly passes are sold for the holiday weekends so I went along with it. I am all for getting rid of the complicated system we have now as it is way to much of an enforcement and accounting headache.
As to a day pass i would love to see it but personally don't think I ever will. Due the lack of ability of having the "gate" guarded 24/7 and each pass having(since they are time/dated) to be closely inspected. It is not physically possible and the people who just can't seem to play by the rules no matter what it are going to try to take advantage of the situation by purchasing a day pass staying there several days and then leave when they know the gate will be unguarded.
I would like to see some sort of sticker that you could buy along with an annual pass that would allow another vehicle access but not be allowed to have toys whats so ever in it/on it etc. It could even be an actual sticker that goes on the family car. If you sell it the sticker must be removed and sent to BLM for a new one. They could have corresponding #'s or something like that. it's just a thought.
It is a problem that everything you deal with in government circles takes so much time or else it would be a lot easier.
As to the Glamis $25.00 weekly Pass it only happened that way because somebody dropped the ball and didn't get the proper paperwork submitted to the RAMP for a price increase in time for that year's meeting. So trust me it will change.
To put it short and simple I don't see anything changing this coming season as we have to have letters of support to the RAMP by August and from what I have seen here it would appear that's not going to happen so we will be stuck with what we have for another year till we get the chance to change it again.
Terry
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2009 28" American Freedom Stacker
2004 Excursion
2005 Hyabusa Powered Sand Car, catch me if you can!
2002 Predator Sand Car "Hot Bus"
1 2009 RZR 170, FOR THE GRANDKIDS, and us adults to have a laugh or two.
Good ol' 250 R, to remember when!!!!
"Baby Step" 1610 VW 2 SEATER, to teach the grandkids
and many others depends on what we do!
I work hard, and Play Harder!!!!!!!!!!!! Is there any other way?
#48
Posted 15 June 2010 - 09:21 PM
whatever happens, happy duning everybody
Edited by tylerthehucker, 15 June 2010 - 09:24 PM.
#49
Posted 18 June 2010 - 08:30 AM
These increased fees are just going to push a few more familys away from enjoying their sand dunes.. Every time I turn around there is another fee increase. In the country of Kailfornia that I live in "for now"..
The DMV has just about doubled the fees on everything.. Now were being hit at the riding areas too!!!
As for the BLM and their fees... Its got to stop some where, some time.. Give it a break!
We just want to go out and ride!
Edited by Dune Family, 18 June 2010 - 08:34 AM.
#52
Posted 05 July 2010 - 10:29 AM
Nevada OHV representitive to the BLM Dumont Dunes DAC Sub-Group
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