Arizona Administrative Code › Title 12 - NATURAL RESOURCES › Chapter 8 - ARIZONA STATE PARKS BOARD › Article 1 - GENERAL PROVISIONS › Section R12-8-101 - Definitions

Current through Register Vol. 30, No. 28, July 12, 2024
In this Chapter:
"Board" means the Arizona State Parks Board.
"Cabana site" means a camping unit with a shelter and
				  electricity available.
"Camp or camping" means overnight use of a camping
				  unit.
"Camping unit" means a defined space within an area
				  designated for overnight use in a state park.
"Commercial activity" means soliciting funds, offering to
				  sell a good or service, advertising, receiving money or another thing of value
				  in exchange for a good, service, or activity, or conducting a business or a
				  portion of a business, whether for profit or on behalf of a non-profit entity,
				  on property managed by the Board. Commercial activity does not include
				  distributing written material that describes how to make a donation at a
				  location that is not on property managed by the Board.
"Concession" means a contract issued by the Board for the use
				  of land managed by the Board to provide goods, services, or facilities to the
				  public.
"Day-use area" means a space within a state park that is
				  closed to camping but open to the public during established hours.
"Director" means the Executive Director of the Board or a
				  representative of the Executive Director.
"Disorderly conduct" has the same meaning as prescribed in
				  A.R.S. §
									13-2904.
"Fee area" means a space in a state park for which a fee is
				  charged to use, occupy, or enter.
"Hook-up site" means a camping unit with a connection for
				  water, sewer, or electricity.
"Interpretive program" means a scheduled program conducted by
				  an employee or volunteer of the Board at a state park, to inform, educate, or
				  interpret resources for the public.
"Park Officer" means an employee of the Board who is
				  appointed under A.R.S. §
									41-511.09
				  as a park ranger law enforcement officer with the authority and power of a
				  peace officer.
"Park Ranger" means an employee of the Board responsible for
				  protecting and preserving the property at a state park and providing
				  information services to park visitors.
"Person" means an individual, corporation, firm, partnership,
				  club, or association.
"Service animal" has the same meaning as prescribed in A.R.S.
				  §
									11-1024.
"Special use" means the following categories of use of
				  property managed by the Board:
Private special event: A non-public use that requires
				  exclusion of the general public;
Public special event: A commercial activity that is not
				  conducted under a concession or commercial rental or retail permit;
Festival special event: An exhibition, performance, or
				  competition, whether for profit or non-profit, that is open to the public and
				  for which a special entrance fee is charged; and
Commercial photography use: Taking photographs for any medium
				  or making a motion picture or video.
"State-park annual pass" means a document authorizing the
				  holder to enter, remain in, and use state parks multiple times during one year,
				  subject to some restrictions.
"State Park System" or "state park" means the lands, waters,
				  monuments, historical sites, state recreation areas, and any other areas
				  managed by the Board.
"Wildlife" has the same meaning as prescribed in A.R.S.
				  §
									17-101.