1. (1) A park manager may allow a Commercial Activity to be conducted on division managed areas or property without issuance of a permit when the park manager determines:

   1. (a) the Commercial Activity has been requested by a park visitor;
   2. (b) the Commercial Activity is of time-limited duration and expected to last no longer than three days;
   3. (c) the Commercial Activity does not conflict with an existing park concession contract or other permits; and

   4. (d) the Commercial Activity is one of the following services:

      1. (i) vehicle towing or wrecker services;
      2. (ii) automobile, boat, RV, or OHV repair services;
      3. (iii) taxi or ride share services;
      4. (iv) emergency medical services; or
      5. (v) food delivery services.

2. (2) If a park manager allows a Commercial Activity to be conducted on division managed areas or property without issuance of a permit, the park manager or park manager's designee may collect the following information before the commencement of the Commercial Activity:

   1. (a) the name of the park visitor who requested the service;
   2. (b) the name of the individual or business entity providing the service;
   3. (c) the expected location and duration of the service; and
   4. (d) the service provider's license plate number.
3. (3) If, pursuant to Subsection R651-635-6(1) and (2), a park manager allows a Commercial Activity to be conducted on division managed areas or property without issuance of a permit, the park shall not charge the provider of the Commercial Activity a fee to access the park area or property for purposes of conducting the allowed Commercial Activity.

KEY: parks

Date of Last Change: April 25, 2023

Notice of Continuation: June 25, 2024

Authorizing, and Implemented or Interpreted Law: 79-2-402(4) and (5); 79-4-304; 79-2-402(6), (7), and (8)