Denver May Force Fitness Groups To Pay To Use Parks
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Groups of people who enjoy working out together in Denver's parks may soon have to pay up if the city pushes forward with a proposed fee for hosting fitness classes.
Boot camps, yoga groups and joggers all frequent the city's parks, CBS4 reports, but now the city council is considering adopting a permit and fee structure.
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Tragedy of the commons? Who could have seen this coming?!
Beat me to it, but not sure this is a 'tragedy' in that the folks aren't grazing the grass like the livestock did. Well, at least most of them...
There is an agent charging a fee while using the commons, so there's an argument for 'repayment' to the taxpayers for providing it.