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Attachment C

**Lake Clark National Park & Preserve**

**Park-Specific Provisions -- 2006- 2007**

**Revised: February 2006**

**These specific provisions are applicable to those commercial
activities and areas authorized in your *Commercial Use
Authorization.***

1.  *Commercial Use Authorization Holder* shall ensure that each of its
    employees receives training in and reviews a copy of this
    *Authorization* including all conditions and stipulations.

2.  *Commercial Use Authorization Holder* shall provide written
    certification to the NPS (upon request) that each employee received
    training in and reviewed a copy of this *Authorization* including
    all conditions and stipulations including the attached compendium.

3.  *Commercial Use Authorization Holder* and its employees shall comply
    with the attached compendium which is incorporated as a part of the
    *Authorization*.

4.  Any commercial trip will be limited to a party size of 15 persons
    including guides and assistants.

5.  *Commercial Use Authorization Holder* camps shall not remain vacant
    more than 24 hours. All bear attractants including food and garbage
    will be removed while camps are vacant.

6.  After a camp has remained in one place a maximum of 14 days, the
    same Commercial Use Authorization Holder may not reestablish a
    campsite on the original site for at least five days.

7.  *Commercial Use Authorization Holder* may collect only dead wood
    from the ground for personal use as fuel for campfires. Live trees,
    standing dead wood, leaning dead wood or wood associated with
    historic structures or historic features may not be collected for
    any reason. The use of chainsaws is prohibited within Lake Clark
    National Park.

8.  All fuel caches must have [prior written approval]{.underline} from
    the Superintendent. A written request must include the exact
    location of the proposed fuel cache including a map and GPS
    coordinates (if available) AND the reason for the cache. If
    approved, all fuel caches must be removed from the park on or before
    November 15.

9.  No personal or business property of any kind may be stored or left
    unattended for more than 48 hours without written permission from
    the superintendent.

10. All bear viewing activity at Chinitna Bay is limited to a specific
    designated bear viewing site. A maximum of 15 persons at any one
    time may occupy the designated bear viewing site. Designated trail
    access will be visibly marked at the high water line along the
    beach. Persons accessing the designated bear viewing site must use
    the designated trail access from the beach.

**SUSPENSION, RESTRICTION, REVOCATION and DENIAL POLICY**

12\. This Authorization may be suspended, restricted or revoked in
accordance with the NPS Alaska Regional Policy Number 700-001. A
violation is defined as:

a)  Entering a plea of guilty or no contest or being found guilty of
    violating a state or federal law or regulation where a link exists
    between the offense and the business activity authorized by the
    *Authorization* regardless of whether the violation occurred in a
    unit of the National Park System;

b)  Failure to comply with state or federal law or regulation where a
    link exists between the offense and the business activity authorized
    by the *Commercial Use Authorization Holder* regardless of whether
    the violation occurred in a unit of the National Park System and
    regardless of whether a court enters a finding of guilt;

c)  Violation of 18 U.S.C. 1001, providing false information to any
    agency or department of the United States;

d)  Failure to comply with a federal or state health or safety code or
    regulation when conducting activities authorized by the *Commercial
    Use Authorization*;

e)  Failure to comply with the provisions and conditions of the
    *Commercial Use Authorization*.