http://www.recordonline.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20110508/NEWS/105080334/-1/SITEMAPBETHEL — The Town of Bethel has imposed a fee on property owners who plan to allow campers on their property this summer as it braces for thousands at the three-day Phish concert on the Memorial Day weekend.
The Town Board recently passed a $50 fee for a temporary camping permit.
Supervisor Dan Sturm said the town has no plans to amend its camping or noise ordinances but will have town code enforcement officers inspecting known camping sites during the weekend to ensure that property owners are complying with the pre-existing laws.
The camping permit was also passed to help the town keep tabs on the camping sites that weekend.
"We are not looking to fine people, but we do have an obligation to protect neighbors and property owners, and to enforce our code," he said.
Bethel law restricts the number of campsites to four per parcel. "
From an article "Fee imposed for Phish camping" by Victor Whitman in the (Middletown, NY) Times Herald-Record (5/8/11)
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