Mount Rainier National Park 2/8/2019

NPS Form 10-114(Rev.01/2017) National Park Service SPECIAL USE PERMIT MOUNT RAINIER NATIONAL PARK 55210 238th Avenue East Ashford,WA 98304 NT :'' ; 360-569-6514 NATIONAL - -. 4CH3 14. If any provision of this permit shall be found to be invalid or unenforceable,the remainder of this permit shall not be affected and the other provisions of this permit shall be valid and be enforced to the fullest extent permitted by law. APPENDIX I SPECIAL PARK CONDITIONS 1. The SUP holder is required to carry a copy of this permit while operating within the park,and this copy must be presented to park officials at fee stations and upon request. The SUP holder will ensure that every staff member reads and understands the contents and conditions of the SUP. 2. All incidents involving overdue parties or accidents involving property damage or personal injury are to be reported to the park staff as soon as possible. For emergency reporting: Call Mount Rainier Park Dispatch at(360)569-2211. 3. Food services provided by the holder in association with the authorized services shall comply with National Park Service(NPS)Public Health Guidelines(NPS-83). A checklist for Temporary Event Food Safety Guidelines is available at https://www.nps.gov/grsm/getinvolved/upload/PH-Info-Sheet-for-Temp-Event-Food-Safety.pdf.Temporary food events need to comply with this document and the USPHS/FDA Food Code. 3. Client Transportation: Due to limited parking, no more than 2 commercial vehicles can be parked at a trailhead at one time in the park(with the exception of the Paradise lower lot, Longmire, and Sunrise parking lots). 4. Commercial-Free Zones: Commercial groups cannot enter,travel through, or otherwise use commercial free zones. Commercial-Free Zones include the West Side Alpine Commercial-Free Zone and the Tatoosh Commercial-Free Zone. The West Side Alpine Zone is on the west side of the mountain between the 7,000 and 13,500-foot elevations. The zone begins at Success Cleaver and follows this area clockwise to Ptarmigan Ridge. The Tatoosh Zone is a low elevation area on the south side of the Wonderland Trail between the Muddy Fork Cowlitz River, westward to the Nisqually River/Eagle Peak area and encompassing the Tatoosh Range within the park. 5.The SUP holder will be monitored for: a. On-site monitoring to insure compliance with terms and conditions of permit. b. Resource impact monitoring. c. Impact on noncommercial users. Note: In some cases,monitoring will be conducted after the activity is completed. Therefore the SUP holder may not interact with NPS personnel conducting the monitoring. 7. Annual Reporting Requirements: The SUP Activity Summary Report will be submitted by the holder to the Concessions Office by November 15 of each year. Request the form by emailing jan_crosetto@nps.gov or 360-569-6514. 8. Entrance Fee: The SUP holder is required to pay the entrance fee. The driver is required to stop at the entrance station and show the fee collector the SUP. All SUP groups are charged on a per-person basis.The entrance fee is$15 per client(no charge for paid guides and/or drivers, and anyone under 16 years of age). If any of your clients has an America the Beautiful TM Interagency pass(Annual/Senior /Military/Access/Volunteer/Every-Kid-in-a-ParkTM)with valid ID,entrance fees will be waived for the pass-holder and up to 3 additional adults—provided they are in the same vehicle,or,for clients entering on bicycle or foot,they enter the park simultaneously. Passes must be in client's names, not in the SUP-holder's name. A driver's National Park Pass cannot be used to cover clients. The SUP holder can re-enter the park with the same group for the duration of the trip, using the receipt showing payment 3