27.01(10)(fm)(fm) Fee adjustments. The secretary may raise the fees under par. (d) 1. or 2. by not more than $5 above the respective maximum fee specified under par. (d) 1. or 2. or may lower the fees under par. (d) 1. or 2. by not more than $5 below the respective minimum fee specified under par. (d) 1. or 2. 27.01(10)(g)(g) Additional camping fees. Besides the additional camping fees authorized under par. (f), the department may charge: 27.01(10)(g)1.1. An additional camping fee of $1 per night for a resident camping party. 27.01(10)(g)2.2. An additional camping fee from $1.50 to $1.75 per night for a nonresident camping party. 27.01(10)(g)3.3. An additional camping fee of $1 for each pet accompanying a camping party. 27.01(10)(g)4.4. An additional camping fee of $1 per night per camping party for a Friday, Saturday or Sunday night. 27.01(10)(g)5.5. Except as provided in subd. 6., an additional camping fee of $10 per night for a camping party that uses electricity supplied at a state campground if the campsite has an electric receptacle. 27.01(10)(g)6.6. An additional camping fee of $15 per night for a camping party that uses electricity supplied at a state campground located in Devil’s Lake State Park, High Cliff State Park, Kohler-Andrae State Park, Peninsula State Park, or Willow River State Park, if the campsite has an electric receptacle. 27.01(10)(h)(h) Increased camping fees. In addition to its authority under par. (f), the department shall determine which state campgrounds are located in areas where local market conditions justify the establishment of higher camping fees to be charged by the department. For these state campgrounds, the department shall promulgate rules to establish higher camping fees to be based on the applicable local market conditions. 27.01(11)(a)(a) Authorization. The department may establish and operate a campground reservation system for state campgrounds in state parks, state forests and other lands under the department’s supervision and control. The department may participate with owners of private campgrounds in a cooperative reservation system. 27.01(11)(b)(b) Rules. The department shall promulgate rules for the operation of the campground reservation system. The rules shall include all of the following: 27.01(11)(b)1.1. The authority to refuse to accept campground reservation applications before a certain date or to treat applications received before that date as if they had been made on that date. 27.01(11)(b)2.2. The authority to give reservations for each year until all of the available sites in a campground that are open for reservations for a given date have been reserved. 27.01(11)(c)(c) Reservation fee. A reservation fee sufficient to equal the estimated cost of administering the system shall be charged. 27.01(11)(cm)(cm) Contracts. The department may enter into a contract with another party to operate the campground reservation system that the department establishes under par. (a). 27.01(11)(cr)(cr) Contracts; distribution of fees. A contract entered into under this paragraph shall require that the department retain $1 of each reservation fee collected. Under the contract the other party shall be required to do either of the following: 27.01(11)(cr)1.1. Remit the entire amount of each reservation fee it collects to the department. The department shall credit to the appropriation under s. 20.370 (1) (er) for payment to the party all but $1 of each fee remitted. 27.01(11)(cr)2.2. Remit $1 of each reservation fee it collects to the department. 27.01(11)(i)(i) Cooperation with tourism. The department of natural resources and the department of tourism shall work jointly to establish an automated campground reservation system. 27.01(12)(12) Legal counsel. A representative of the department of justice designated by the attorney general shall act as legal counsel for said department of natural resources, both in proceedings and litigation, and in giving advice and counsel. The respective district attorneys of the county or counties where said park is or shall be located shall prosecute all violations of this section occurring within their respective counties as provided in s. 26.18. 27.01(13)(13) Police supervision. The department shall have police supervision over all state parks, and its duly appointed wardens may arrest, with or without warrant, any person within such park area, committing an offense against the laws of the state or in violation of any rule or regulation of the department in force in such state park, and deliver such person to the proper court of the county wherein such offense has been committed and make and execute a complaint charging such person with the offense committed. The district attorney of the county wherein such offense has been committed shall appear and prosecute all actions arising under this subsection. 27.01(15)(a)1.1. “Rustic state park campsite” means a state park campsite in a campground that meets all of the requirements that are promulgated by rule by the department for campgrounds that do not provide modern facilities such as electrical receptacles, flush-type toilets and showers. 27.01(15)(a)2.2. “State park campsite” means a campsite that is located in a state park. 27.01(15)(b)(b) The number of state park campsites with electric receptacles shall be maintained by the department so that all of the following apply: 27.01(15)(b)2.2. No more than 50 percent of the state park campsites in any one state park have electric receptacles. 27.01(15)(b)3.3. No less than 25 percent of all state park campsites in the state are rustic state park campsites.