With them down significantly, and since recreation is a primary driver of road use; how much is being done to boost what is coming in on recreation fees, not by just raising the fees, but actually having more access in order to keep from losing more roads to deterioration?
LaMalfa discusses the need for increased access to maintain roads amidst declining timber receipts.
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