The county council finds that it has authority to levy a uniform, reasonable motor
vehicular beach access fee for services permitted by law with a direct beach purpose;
that such services are to a large extent necessitated by the use of automobiles on
the beach; that it is necessary to exercise such authority in order to provide beach
services; that the beach is also used by others who do not enter by means of a vehicle
and that a motor vehicular access fee may not cover all the expense of beach services;
that, even after other beach revenues are considered, it remains necessary to use
taxes for beach services; and that because of the use of tax revenues it is appropriate
to distinguish between users of the beach who by their taxes have already borne part
of the costs of beach services and those who bear the costs only through the payment
of fees imposed by virtue of this chapter.
(Ord. No. 87-36, § 7.00, 11-16-87; Ord. No. 89-6, § I, 3-16-89; Ord. No. 94-23, §
I, 12-15-94)
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