The COE said that they are collecting the fees so I guess that is not an issue. I still don't like the policy that allows people to use a public resource as cheap public housing. I camp a lot in late fall and early spring and the campsites are not on the reservation system so there is no way to tell what sites are available until I get there. I just hate to pull in only to find that all the good sites are occupied by permanent residents. Plus they are getting rent, and utilities for practically nothing. If one of them also happens to be over 65 and have a senior pass they only pay half of the off season rate which could be as little as $5.00 a day for campsite, water and electric. Put the site in Grandpa's name and then move in the whole family and get rent and utilities for $150 a month.