This bill makes permanent the U.S. Forest Service's authority to collect fees from marinas operating on the Shasta-Trinity National Forest in California. Under current law, this fee-collection authority was set to expire, having originally been authorized through fiscal year 2019 and requiring periodic extensions by Congress. The bill removes that expiration date by amending a 2008 appropriations law, ensuring the fees can continue to be collected indefinitely without further legislative action. This change primarily affects marina operators and users on Shasta-Trinity National Forest lands, as well as the Forest Service, which relies on these fees to help fund maintenance and management of the marina facilities. There is no new funding created by this bill; it simply extends an existing fee-collection mechanism on a permanent basis.