The Oregon Order Approving Visitors Fee is a document approved by the Oregon Parks and Recreation Department (ORD) that authorizes the use of fees to fund recreational activities in Oregon’s state parks. There are two types of Oregon Order Approving Visitors Fee: an annual order and a single-day order. The annual order is to be used for activities that occur on a continuous basis or are planned to occur over multiple days. The single-day order is to be used for activities that occur on a single day or over a short period of time. Both orders provide authorization for the use of visitor fees to pay for expenses associated with the recreational activity, such as personnel, materials, supplies, and equipment. The orders also require that the fees collected are to be used for the purpose intended and that a portion of the fees are to be returned to the Oregon Parks and Recreation Department for conservation and maintenance projects.
The Oregon Order Approving Visitors Fee is a document approved by the Oregon Parks and Recreation Department (ORD) that authorizes the use of fees to fund recreational activities in Oregon’s state parks. There are two types of Oregon Order Approving Visitors Fee: an annual order and a single-day order. The annual order is to be used for activities that occur on a continuous basis or are planned to occur over multiple days. The single-day order is to be used for activities that occur on a single day or over a short period of time. Both orders provide authorization for the use of visitor fees to pay for expenses associated with the recreational activity, such as personnel, materials, supplies, and equipment. The orders also require that the fees collected are to be used for the purpose intended and that a portion of the fees are to be returned to the Oregon Parks and Recreation Department for conservation and maintenance projects.
