Has anyone coached independently or been associated with any programs who partner with Resorts operating with USFS permits? i.e. Early season race training at Copper
I know that the FS 2700 5b Ski Area Term Special Use Permit allows resort operators to "sublease the use of land and improvements covered under this permit and the operation of concessions and facilities authorized upon prior written notice to the authorized officer."
I see that Copper has some insurance requirements
but was wondering what sort of revenue reporting must be done by outside coaches, clubs, teams, etc?
(When calculating revenue for fee payment under Fs 2700 5b allows the permit holder to exclude rent paid to the holder by subholders BUT believe that they are suppose to include gross revenue of their subholders. I.e. If a resort charges a restaurant or coach $100/day to operate under their USFS permit and the restaurant/coach has gross revenue of $400/day, then the resort can exclude the $100 from revenue, but must include the $400 for fee calculation purposes. Where I suspect it gets complicated is when an athlete is charged a single fee for activities that take place on both private and public land...resort operators must break out this revenue, so do they require coaches and teams to do so???
I know that the FS 2700 5b Ski Area Term Special Use Permit allows resort operators to "sublease the use of land and improvements covered under this permit and the operation of concessions and facilities authorized upon prior written notice to the authorized officer."
I see that Copper has some insurance requirements
but was wondering what sort of revenue reporting must be done by outside coaches, clubs, teams, etc?
(When calculating revenue for fee payment under Fs 2700 5b allows the permit holder to exclude rent paid to the holder by subholders BUT believe that they are suppose to include gross revenue of their subholders. I.e. If a resort charges a restaurant or coach $100/day to operate under their USFS permit and the restaurant/coach has gross revenue of $400/day, then the resort can exclude the $100 from revenue, but must include the $400 for fee calculation purposes. Where I suspect it gets complicated is when an athlete is charged a single fee for activities that take place on both private and public land...resort operators must break out this revenue, so do they require coaches and teams to do so???