N.M. Admin. Code § 19.34.3.12 - COMMERCIAL PERMITS
A. A
commercial permit is required for any person or business to conduct a
commercial activity on designated land and must be in the possession of the
permittee while the permittee is on designated land.
B. Requests for commercial permits may be
submitted to the department office in Santa Fe for review.
C. Each commercial permit shall specify the
number of employees or agents authorized to conduct activities on behalf of the
permittee pursuant to said permit. A copy of the commercial permit must be in
the possession of the operator and every employee or agent while on designated
land.
D. No commercial permit shall
be issued until the applicant has provided proof of insurance or bond in the
amount of not less than $1,000,000 naming the department, the commission and
state of New Mexico as additional insureds.
E. Operators and their clients are subject to
all applicable state and federal regulations.
F. Commercial permits are not transferable. A
commercial permit cannot be sold or transferred for any reason. The department
will not refund any portion of the commercial permit fee for any
reason.
G. The director may limit
the number and type of commercial permits in order to protect resources. The
director may prescribe special requirements and conditions for commercial
permits when, in his sole discretion, it is in the best interests of the state
to do so. Special requirements may include, but are not limited to: limitations
on use of designated land, grounds and facilities; designation of a specific
area within the designated land in which an operator is allowed to operate;
designation of specific days or hours during which an operator is allowed to
operate; number of participants, requirements for submission of use and price
data; and training requirements.
H.
No operator shall violate any condition of the commercial permit or restriction
of the designated land. Violation of the commercial permit or a restriction may
result in the immediate revocation of the commercial permit. Operators shall be
subject to the procedural provisions of Section 17-3 -34 NMSA 1978 and
Subsection C of
19.31.2.10 NMAC, and
19.31.2.11 NMAC through
19.31.2.24 NMAC.
I. The director may deny any application for
a commercial permit.
J. The
department shall establish the fee for each individual commercial permit it
issues.
K. The department reserves
the right to cancel or modify any commercial permit in emergency circumstances
as determined by the director.
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