2018-04-17_PERMIT FILE - M2017047

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claim site is very rocky, so very, very few excavations have damaged any plant life, and students aren't allowed to dig new holes. Students are also taught practical applications of leave no trace principles, and will be advised to travel on the most durable surfaces available, which is easy, due to the terrain. We actually have cleanup and restoration plans in place with the BLM, as well as CDRMS, since the class site is a lode mining claim. 3. ADVERTISING. Provide a current brochure and current advertising materials or website address. We do not currently have our own, independent website, but we will provide links as soon as we develop our website. Nor do we have any printed materials as of yet. We get a lot of clients through social media, word of mouth, and personal meetings, although we will of course ramp up marketing if things go well for us, and South Platte Ranger District is pleased with our progress. 4. CLIENT CHARGES. Provide a description of client charges and fees and what they cover. Attach a current rate sheet. Class cost will be $200 per person, per day. We may decide to offer a discount for a two day class. This covers the entire guided trip and the educational class, as well as use of hand tools, and personal safety equipment, as well as emergency and first aid supplies. 5. GUIDE IDENTIFICATION Attach a list of all guides who would be working under the permit. Describe your requirements for employment and staff training programs. Attach copies of current CPR and First Aid certifications, Wilderness First Responder cards, and other applicable certifications for guides. Please do not send copies of social security cards or passports. Send driver's licenses only if driving is part of the outfitting and guiding service. If the state in which your activity would occur requires licensing for outfitters and guides, include a copy of relevant licenses. The only guides will be the business owners/partners Ian Schimpfle and Jason Roys. Both of us have a lifetime of hiking, camping, and backpacking experience. CPR and First Aid Certifications will be acquired and documentation sent to you as soon as possible. 6. OPERATING PLAN. Attach an operating plan that addresses client and visitor safety, evacuation and emergency procedures, and resource protection with respect to your proposed operations and location. Operating plan is attached. 7. LIABILITY INSURANCE. The holder will be required to obtain liability insurance in an amount satisfactory to the authorized officer (see FSM 2713.1). The insurance policy must name the United States as an additional insured. A copy of the certificate of insurance must be provided to the authorized officer prior to issuance of a permit. Certificate of Liability Insurance will be sent to you as soon as possible.