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Letter: User fees appropriate

By Lavona Dokken, VANCOUVER
Published: August 1, 2016, 6:00am

When I took the dog to the “dog park,” there was a sign I was happy to see: “Dog licenses pay for this park.” These few words say a lot.

There is the new court order that all the roads must be marked for bicycle lanes. I believe bicyclists should have a license and carry their share of the painted bike lanes. We all pay taxes for our wonderful city.

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