In the USNP you have to have a concession license for the hot dog cart.
To get that you have to buy it from someone who already has one, or
apply for one and wait for someone who has one to die. Please note that
it the National Parks; the National Forests have completely different
rules, and the Bureau of Land Management land has yet another set.
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William Robb wrote:
----- Original Message ----- From: "Kenneth Waller"
Subject: Re: Re: Paying to shoot in US National Parks
I have no issue with the current pay for admission in our national
parks, however to have to pay because I'm a photographer taking
pictures would really irk me. Think of what could then be charged for
in the parks:
- gee you're having lunch in the park, that will be an additional $$$$.
- you'll be hiking 12 miles, that'll be an additional $$$$
I think the point is that if you are engaging in a profitable activity,
they want a cut.
Taking a picture as an amateur isn't a problem, but teaching a photo
seminar for pay might be.
Having lunch in the park is no problem, setting up a hot dog cart might
raise some eyebrows.
William Robb
