If I purchased a park and recreation pass from the town and lost it, can I nowbe made to re-purchase the pass even though I am on file?
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If I purchased a park and recreation pass from the town and lost it, can I nowbe made to re-purchase the pass even though I am on file?
Asked on August 4, 2011 Connecticut
Answers:
M.T.G., Member, New York Bar / FreeAdvice Contributing Attorney
Answered 13 years ago | Contributor
If you agreed to abide by the rules set forth by the town when you purchased the original pass then I believe that the answer her would be yes. As long as you are not being singled out on repurchase the town can pass rules regarding the issuance of passes that they think are reasonable. They may be doing so as a form of protection and security for their town residents. Some places charge a replacement fee only and not the entire amount. This may be more reasonable depending on the monetary amount. But their ultimate purpose may outweigh the cost. Speak with them about a replacement amount and see what they say. Good luck.
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