Well, of course, the answer is "no," because we aren't charged an access fee
for the use of any other street in Dane County. Actually there is a secret
quid pro quo. The county pays us for melting the polar ice caps and giving
asthma to young kids and other vulnerable citizens; in exchange for that
service, it waives the access fee. Unless you can think of a way to melt
the polar ice caps while bicycling, don't expect the moguls to waive the fee.
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>Just wondering: if we get charged an access fee for the Cap City Trail,
does that
>mean it will get plowed and maintained for year-round use? Like any other
street?
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>Not holding my breath...
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>Regards,
>Gene Tolli
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>
"I'd like to help you out. Which way did you come in?" --Groucho Marx
"The researches of many commentators have already thrown much
>darkness on this subject, and it is probable that, if they continue,
>we shall soon know nothing at all about it." - Mark Twain
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