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Dorset Council voted unanimously in favor of setting up a fee for Derby Park Campgrounds at their meeting on November 15. you want “diet. READ MORE: Man escapes quarantine at hotel in Launceston Similar to a parking meter, those willing to pay will have to display a ticket for the number of nights they wish to stay. Those who are not will not want to pay will not have to, but signage will explain that payment will go directly to maintenance of the Derby’s mountain bike trails. READ MORE: COVID-19 booster shots available at local pharmacies, Howard says . “We are now waiting for the availability of the ATM, so it will be at least in a few months.” Our reporters are working hard to provide local and up-to-date news to the community. Here is how you can continue to access our trusted content. : Follow us on Google News: The Examiner
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Dorset Council voted unanimously to implement a fee for Derby Park Campgrounds at their meeting on November 15.
Following the ruling, a cash machine and signage will be installed at the campgrounds as part of a “pay if you want” program.
Similar to a parking meter, those who are willing to pay will need to display a ticket for the number of nights they wish to stay.
Those who do not want to pay will not be required to do so, but the signage will explain that the payment will go directly to the maintenance of the Derby mountain bike trails.
“We have consulted extensively with campers and have agreed that $ 20 per site per night is a reasonable charge with that money being directly reinvested in Derby’s cycle paths,†said Mayor Greg Howard.
“We are now waiting for the availability of the ATM, so it will be at least in a few months.”
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