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Woodsy, I like your idea about how to distribute stickers but F&G and MP don’t have the staff to enforce the rules we already have. Go past Cattle Landing on a Saturday or Sunday and that’s a perfect example. If MP had enough staff they could sit there all day bagging 150 foot violators. But they don’t and they could bring in lots of money from the tickets they write.
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If there were a well communicated sticker requirement I speculate that there would be a significant level of compliance.
That would bring in plenty of money. It would not take long for everyone to hear of someone who was ticketed. Compliance would grow and then level off at some number that brings in more money. You don't need any more staff to enforce compliance, just a requirement. The above proposal would incentivize communication of the requirement. |
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