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I have a question for Chris Havel. The last time I visited a state park that had overnight camping, the fees for in-state and out of state visitors was the same. Since state funds support the parks and there is always a shortage for funds for parks and outdoor programs for kids, can you tell me why fees for out of state visitors aren't higher to help support the parks?
Thank you.

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