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Recreation Commission approves 20 percent beach pass fee increase

The Grafton Recreation Commission unanimously approved 2027 beach pass fee increases and created a new membership category. Jessie Remillard moved to approve the proposed 2027 fees, with Jake Roberts seconding; the motion carried unanimously.

Recreation Commission · Meeting of September 14, 2026

GRAFTON — The Grafton Recreation Commission unanimously approved 2027 beach pass fee increases and created a new membership category. Jessie Remillard moved to approve the proposed 2027 fees, with Jake Roberts seconding; the motion carried unanimously. The approximately 20 percent fee increase reflects operating costs and subsidy levels.

The Commission also approved a "Resident Plus One" membership category allowing residents to sponsor non-resident family members at Silver Lake Beach, and discussed historical fee comparisons and methods for communicating the changes to residents.

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Source: the Recreation Commission meeting of September 14, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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