IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
FOR THE DISTRICT OF COLORADO
IN THE MATTER OF )
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COLLATERAL FORFEITURE SCHEDULES )
ORDER GRANTING THE APPLICATION OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
FOR APPROVAL OF A COLLATERAL FORFEITURE SCHEDULE FOR USE BY THE
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, NATIONAL PARK SERVICE
THIS MATTER comes before the Court on application of the United States of
America pursuant to Local Rule 58.1(h) of the Criminal Rules of the United States District
Court for the District of Colorado for approval of a collateral forfeiture schedule for use by
the United States Department of the Interior, National Park Service.
HAVING considered the application, and being fully advised in the premises, the
Court makes the following FINDINGS:
A. The proposed collateral forfeiture schedule was prepared according to the
collateral forfeiture framework set out in D.C.COLO.LCrR 58.1.
B. The proposed collateral forfeitures for standard offenses fall within the
presumptive forfeiture ranges set out in the collateral forfeiture framework.
C. The proposed collateral forfeitures for aggravated offenses fall within the
presumptive collateral forfeiture ranges for aggravated offenses set out in the collateral
forfeiture framework.
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Therefore, pursuant to D.C.COLO.LCrR 58.1, the Court ORDERS as follows:
A. The Court approves the Collateral Forfeiture Schedule attached as Exhibit
A to this Order for use by the United States Department of the Interior, National Park
Service.
B. The approved Collateral Forfeiture Schedule shall be kept on file with the
Clerk’s office.
11th day of ____________,
Dated at Denver, Colorado, this ____ January 2023.
BY THE COURT:
____________________________
PHILIP A. BRIMMER
Chief United States District Judge
District of Colorado
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Exhibit A
Collateral Forfeiture Schedule, National Park Service
Citation for
Description of Offense Collateral Forfeiture
Offense
36 CFR 1.5 Closure and Public Use Limits
(f) Violation of closures/public use limits 150
36 CFR 1.6 Permits
(g)(1) Not obtaining permit when required 200
(g)(2) Violating terms/condition of permit 150
36 CFR 2.1 Preservation of National, Cultural &
Archeological
(a)(1) Possessing, destroying, injuring, defacing,
removing, digging or disturbing from natural
state:
(a)(1)(i) Living or dead wildlife/fish parts/products 250
(a)(1)(ii) Plants or parts of plants 250
(a)(1)(iii) Non-fossilized & fossilized specimens, etc. 250
(a)(1)(iv) Mineral or cave resource 250
(a)(2) introducing wildlife/fish/Plants into park area 250
(a)(3) Tossing, throwing or rolling rocks or other 100
items in caves or down hills
(a)(4) Use/possessing wood gathered in park 100
(a)(5) Walking or climbing on archaeological/cultural 250
resources
(a)(6) Possess/destroy/remove/deface/injure 250
archaeological/cultural resources
(a)(7) Possessing/use of metal detectors 100
(b) Leaving trail/shortcutting in restricted area 75
(c)(3) The following are prohibited: (See Supt.’s
Compendium)
(c)(3)(i) Gathering or possessing undesignated natural 100
products
(c)(3)(ii) Violating size or quantity limits 100 + 25/part up to
$500; otherwise
MA1
(c)(3)(iii) Unauthorized removal of natural products 100 + 25/part up to
$500; otherwise MA
(c)(3)(iv) Gathering natural products outside 100 + 25/part up to
designated areas $500; otherwise MA
(c)(3)(v) Sale or commercial use of natural products 250
36 CFR 2.2 Wildlife Protection
(a)(1) Taking of wildlife 500/MA if taking
designated game
animal
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“MA” stands for Mandatory Appearance. No collateral forfeiture amount is authorized for any
violation listed as MA.
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Collateral Forfeiture Schedule, National Park Service
Citation for
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(a)(2) Feeding/touching/intentional disturbing wildlife 200
nesting/breeding or other activities
(a)(3) Possessing unlawfully taken wildlife 500/MA if poss’n
designated game
animal
(b)(4) Wildlife State law applicable State Fines
(d) Violation of conditions or procedures for 150
transporting (see Supt.’s Compendium)
(e) Viewing wildlife with artificial light in closed 150
area
36 CFR 2.3 Fishing
(a) State law applicable State Fines
(d)(1) Fishing with other than hook/line with rod/line 75
being closely attended
(d)(2) Possessing/using bait 150
(d)(3) Chumming to attract fish 75
(d)(4) Commercial Fishing 250
(d)(5) Fishing with MA
drugs/poison/explosives/electricity
(d)(6) Digging for bait 75
(d)(7) Fail to return to water immediately 75
(d)(8) Fishing from bridges 75
36 CFR 2.4 Weapons, Traps & Nets
(b)(1)(i) Possessing a weapon, trap or net 150/MA for
firearm/dangerous
weapon
(b)(1)(ii) Carrying a weapon, trap or net 150/ MA for
firearm/dangerous
weapon
(b)(1)(iii) Using a weapon, trap or net 250/ MA for
firearm/dangerous
weapon
(c) Carry/possess loaded firearm in vehicle MA if prohibited
under 18 USC
922(g)
(d) Use of weapon/trap/net in manner 250/MA for
endangering person/property firearm/dangerous
weapon
(e) Violation of terms/conditions of permit to carry 250/MA for
or possess a weapon/trap/net firearm/dangerous
weapon
(g) Carrying/possessing weapon/trap/net in 250/ MA for
violation of Federal and State laws firearm/dangerous
weapon
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Citation for
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Offense
36 CFR 2.5 Research Specimens
(a) Taking plants/fish/wildlife/rocks/minerals 150
without permit
(h) Violation of terms/conditions of permit (see 36 150
CFR 1.6)
36 CFR 2.10 Camping & Food Storage
(b) The following are prohibited:
(b)(1) Digging or leveling ground 75
(b)(2) Leaving equipment, alterations or refuse 100
(b)(3) Camping within 25’ of hydrant/main road or 75
within 100’ of body of water except as
designated
(b)(4) Unreasonable noise between 10pm and 6am 75
(b)(5) Installation of permanent camping facilities 100
(b)(6) Display of wildlife carcasses/parts 100
(b)(7) Connection to utility system 100
(b)(8) Failing to obtain permit 75
(b)(9) Violating Superintendent’s conditions (see 75
Compendium)
(b)(10) Camping outside designated site or area 100
(c) Violation of terms/conditions of permit 150
(d) Failure to properly store food 100
36 CFR 2.11 Picnicking
36 CFR 2.11 Picnicking in closed areas or in violation of 50
conditions
36 CFR 2.12 Audio Disturbances
(a) The following are prohibited
(a)(1)(i) Operating equip/machinery/audio 75
devices/musical instruments that exceeds 60
decibels
(a)(1)(ii) Unreasonable noise – 75
machinery/motors/audio devices/musical
instruments
(a)(2) Operating power saw in developed area 75
(a)(3) Operating engine or motor in undeveloped 75
area
(a)(4) Operating public address systems 75
(b) Violation of terms/conditions of permit 150
36 CFR 2.13 Fires
(a) The following are prohibited:
(a)(1) Fire outside designated area 150
(a)(2) Stove or lantern in undesignated area 150
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Offense
(a)(3) Use stove/fire/lantern in manner that 150
threatens/damages/burns resources/property
or creates public safety hazard
(a)(4) Leaving fire unattended 150
(a)(5) Discarding lighted or smoldering material in 250
manner that creates public safety hazard or
threatens/damages/burns property/resources
(b) Failure to extinguish fire properly 150
(c) Closures during high fire danger 300
36 CFR 2.14 Sanitation & Refuse
(a) The following are prohibited:
(a)(1) Dispose refuse in other than receptacles 250
(littering)
(a)(2) Unauthorized use of government receptacles 250
(a)(3) Depositing refuse in plumbing/toilets/privies 250
(a)(4) Draining refuse from trailers in unauthorized 250
area
(a)(5) Bathing or washing at public water outlets 150
(a)(6) Polluting or contaminating park area waters 250
(a)(7) Disposing of fish remains in developed areas 150
(a)(8) Improper disposal of human waste 250
(developed areas)
(a)(9) Dispose of human waste within 100’ of water, 150
campsite or within sight of a trail
36 CFR 2.15 Pets
(a) The following are prohibited:
(a)(1) Possess pet closed/restricted areas 100
(a)(2) Fail to crate/cage/restrain on max. 6’ leash 100
(a)(3) Leaving pet unattended and tied to an object 100
(a)(4) Allowing pet to make unreasonable noise 100
(including frightening wildlife)
(a)(5) Failure to dispose of pet excrement properly 100
(see Supt.’s Compendium)
(e) Violation of conditions by park resident (see 100
Supt.’s Compendium)
36 CFR 2.16 Horses and Pack Animals
(a) Undesignated animals being used as pack 100
animals (see Supt.’s Compendium)
(b) Horses/pack animals in undesignated areas 100
(see Supt.’s Compendium)
(c) Use of horses/pack animals on park roads 100
(d) Free trailing/loose herding of horses/pack 100 + 10/Animal up
animals to $500; otherwise
MA
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(e) Allowing horses/pack animals to proceed 100
faster than a slow walk when near
pedestrians or bikes
(f) Obstruction of trail or unreasonable 100
noise/gesture while horses/pack animals are
passing
(g) Violation of Superintendent’s conditions (see 100
Supt.’s Compendium)
36 CFR 2.17 Aircraft and Air Delivery
(a) The following are prohibited:
(a)(1) Operating aircraft on land/water in 500
undesignated area
(a)(3) Delivering/retrieving a person/object by 500
airborne means
(c)(2) Failure to remove downed aircraft 500
(d) Use in accordance with FAA regs. 500
(overflights)
(e) Hovercraft is prohibited 500
(f) Violation of terms/conditions of permit (see 36 500
CFR 1.6)
36 CFR 2.18 Snowmobiles
(a) 36 CFR 4.4, 4.12 – 4.14, 4.20 – 4.23 apply to
snowmobiles
(b) State law applicable State Fines
(c) Snowmobiles – except on designated routes 75
(d)(1) Excessive noise 75
(d)(2) No Headlamp/taillight in use 75
(d)(3) Brakes not in good working order 75
(d)(4) Racing/operating > 45mph 75
(e)(1) Under age 16 not supervised by age 21 75
(e)(2) Under age 12, not accompanied by age 21 on 75
same machine
(e)(3) Supervision by age 21 of more than one 75
operators under age 16
36 CFR 2.19 Winter Activities
(a) Skiing/sledding/snowshoeing/ice skating 50
prohibited on park roads and parking lots
(b) Towing of persons on skis/sleds/other sliding 100
devices by motor vehicle/snowmobile –
except sleds designed to be pulled behind
snowmobile
(c) Failure to abide by designation or restriction 75
(c)(1) Sledding/Tubing at Hidden Valley only (see 50
Supt.’s Compendium)
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36 CFR 2.20 Skating, Skateboards and Similar Devices
36 CFR 2.20 Skating, Skateboards and Similar Devices 50
prohibited except in designated areas
36 CFR 2.21 Smoking
(a) Smoking in undesignated areas (see Supt.’s 150
Compendium)
(b) Smoking prohibited in caves/caverns 150
36 CFR 2.22 Property
(a) The following are prohibited:
(a)(1) Abandoning property 150
(a)(2) Unattended property more than 24 hours 100
(a)(3) Failing to turn in found property 100
36 CFR 2.23 Recreation Fees
(b) Failure to pay required user fees 100
36 CFR 2.30 Misappropriation of Property and Services
(a) The following are prohibited:
(a)(1) Unlawful possession of another’s property MA
(a)(2) Obtaining property/services without payment 150
(a)(3) Obtaining property/services by deception MA
(a)(4) Shoplifting or paying less by deception MA
(a)(5) Acquiring/possessing stolen property MA
36 CFR 2.31 Trespassing, Tampering and Vandalism
(a) The following are prohibited:
(a)(1) Trespassing on property not open to public 150
(a)(2) Tampering with property 300
(a)(3) Vandalism government property 300
Vandalism private property
(a)(4) Intentional or reckless harassment with 300/MA if fighting
physical contact or injury to another
party
(a)(5) Obstruction of any sidewalk, trail, highway, 300
building entranceway, rail-road track, or public
utility right-of-way, or other public passage
36 CFR 2.32 Interfering with Agency Functions
(a) The following are prohibited:
(a)(1) Interference, threaten/resist/intimidate 300 - interference
only; MA -
threatening,
resisting,
intimidating
(a)(2) Failure to obey a lawful order 300
(a)(3) False information (knowingly give false or 250
fictitious reports or other false information):
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(a)(3)(i) Authorized person investigating and accident 250
or other violation
(a)(3)(ii) An application or permit 250
(a)(4) False report, with purpose to mislead 300/
MA if officer
responds to
fictitious event
36 CFR 2.33 Report of Injury or Damage
(b) Failure to report incident of personal injury or 100
property damage in excess of $300
36 CFR 2.34 Disorderly Conduct
(a) The following are prohibited:
(a)(1) Fighting/threatening/violent behavior 300/MA if fighting
or injury to another
party
(a)(2) Offensive language/utterance/gesture, 250
obscene display/act, physically threatening or
menacing, incite/likely to incite breach of
peace
(a)(3) Unreasonable noise 100
(a)(4) Creation of hazardous or offensive condition 150
36 CFR 2.35 Alcoholic Beverages & Controlled Substances
(a) Alcoholic beverages
(a)(2) The following are prohibited:
(a)(2)(i) Sale or gift to person <21 years old 250
(a)(2)(ii) Possess by person <21 years old 150
(a)(3)(i) Superintendent’s closures – see Compendium 75
(b) Controlled Substances
(b)(1) Delivery of controlled substance MA
(b)(2) Possession of controlled substance (Including MA
1 oz. / 28.35 gm or greater of marijuana)
(b)(2) Possession of controlled substance / 100
marijuana ONLY – less than 1 oz. – / 28.35
gm
(c) Under the influence of alcohol/controlled 250
substance
36 CFR 2.36 Gambling
(a) Gambling prohibited 150
36 CFR 2.37 Noncommercial Soliciting of gifts, money,
goods or services
36 CFR 2.37 Noncommercial Soliciting of gifts, money, 100
goods or services is prohibited
36 CFR 2.38 Explosives
(a) Unauthorized use or possession of explosives MA
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(b) Using or possessing fireworks or firecrackers 150
(c) Violating terms/conditions of permit (see 36 150
CFR 1.6)
36 CFR 2.50 Special Events
(a) Special event without permit 250
(e) Violating terms/conditions of permit 250
36 CFR 2.51 Public Assemblies, Meetings
(j) Violating terms and conditions of permit (see 250
36 CFR 1.6)
36 CFR 2.52 Sale or Distribution of Printed Matter
(j) Violating terms/conditions of permit (see 36 150
CFR 1.6)
36 CFR 2.60 Livestock Use and Agriculture
(a) At large/herding/driving/pasturing/grazing 150+ 10/animal up
to $500; otherwise
MA
(b) Violating terms/conditions of permit (see 36 150
CFR 1.6)
36 CFR 2.61 Residing on Federal Lands
(a) Unauthorized residence on federal lands 250
(b) Violating terms/conditions of permit (see 36 150
CFR 1.6)
36 CFR 2.62 Memorialization
(a) Installation of 150
monument/memorial/tablet/structure/etc.
without authorization
(b) Scattering human ashes without a permit 75
(c) Violation of area designations and conditions 75
(d) Violating terms/conditions of permit (see 36 150
CFR 1.6)
36 CFR 3.2 Applicable Regulations
(a) Assimilation of U.S. Coast Guard/state State Fines
laws/regulations
36 CFR 3.3 Permit
Failure to obtain permit or violating 150
terms/conditions of permit (see 36 CFR 1.6)
36 CFR 3.5 Accidents
(a) Failure to report accident, collision, fire, injury 100
or other casualty
36 CFR 3.6 Operator Requirements (Power Driven
Vessel)
(a)(1) Operator under 16 years old 50
36 CFR 3.7 Personal Flotation Devices
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(b) No PFD on designated waters, at designated 50
times or during designated water based
activities (see 36 CFR 1.5)
36 CFR 3.8 Prohibited Operations
(a)(1) Launching or operating an airboat 50
(a)(2) Launching or recovering a vessel in an 50
undesignated area
(a)(3) Operating power driven vessel on waters not 50
accessible by road
(a)(4) Operating vessel in excess of length, width or 50
horsepower restriction (see 36 CFR 1.5)
(b)(1) Operate power driven or sailing vessel within 50
100 feet of divers flag
(b)(2) Fail to observe restriction established by 50
regulatory marker
(b)(3) Operate vessel in excess of flat wake speed 50
in designated areas
(b)(4) Operate vessel in excess of flat wake speed
within 100 feet of:
(b)(4)(i) Downed water skier 50
(b)(4)(ii) A person swimming, wading, fishing from 50
shore or floating with the aid of a flotation
device
(b)(4)(iii) A designated launch site 50
(b)(4)(iv) A manually propelled, anchored or drifting 50
vessel
(b)(5) Vessel within 500 ft. of designated swimming 100
beach
(b)(6) Operating power driven vessel while a person 50
is riding in an unsafe position
(b)(7) Operating power driven vessel with a person 50
sitting, riding or hanging on to a swim platform
or swim ladder
(b)(8) Operate of knowingly allow operation in a 250
negligent manner or without due care
(b)(9) Operate/knowingly allow operation in a MA
grossly negligent manner
36 CFR 3.9 Personal Watercraft
(b)(1) Not wearing PFD’s 50
(b)(2) Engine cut-off lanyard not attached to person 50
(b)(3) Operate PWC between sunset and sunrise 50
(b)(4) Wake jumping within 100 feet of vessel 100
creating the wake
36 CFR 3.10 Operating Under the Influence
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(a)(1) Operate under the influence of alcohol or MA
drugs
(a)(2) Blood/breath alcohol concentration 0.08 MA
grams or above
36 CFR 3.11 Testing for Drugs or Alcohol
(a)(1) Refusal to submit to tests MA
36 CFR 3.12 Water Skiing
(a) Towing in undesignated waters 50
(b) Towing a person using a parasail, hang-glider 100
or other airborne device without a permit
(c)(1) Towing between sunset and sunrise 50
(c)(2) Towing with no observer other than the vessel 50
operator
(c)(2) Observer younger than 12 years old 50
(c)(3) No PFD on skier 50
(c)(4) Person being towed commits act in a manner 100
that endangers, or is likely to endanger, any
person or damage property
(c)(5) Operate vessel that does not have capacity to 50
carry person being towed
(c)(6) Using a tow rope 20 feet or less in length 50
36 CFR 3.13 Marine Sanitation Devices
(a) Discharge of sewage 500
(b) Failure to lock MSD 50
36 CFR 3.15 Noise Abatement
(a) Excessive noise level (underway) 50
(b) Excessive noise level (stationary) 50
36 CFR 3.16 Swimming
(a) Swimming in a closed area 50
36 CFR 3.17 Swimming Areas and Beaches
(b) Use of surfboards/similar devices within 50
designated swimming beaches
(c) Use of prohibited floatation device 50
36 CFR 3.18 Scuba and Snorkeling
(a) In undesignated area 100
(b) Failure to display diver’s flag in areas open to 100
vessel use
(c) Dive flag not illuminated between sunset and 100
sunrise
(d) Diver not within 100 foot horizontal radius of 100
dive flag
36 CFR 3.19 Submersibles
(a) Operate submersible without a permit 100
36 CFR 4.2 State Law Applicable
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(b) Violation of state law State Fines
36 CFR 4.4 Report of Motor Vehicle Accident
(c) Report MVA within 24hrs or moving/towing 150
vehicles
36 CFR 4.10 Travel on Park Roads & Designated Routes
(a) Operating a vehicle off-road <100’ no significant
resource damage –
100
>100’ no significant
resource damage -
200
Any distance with
significant resource
damage – MA
(c)(1) Operating a motor vehicle without pneumatic 75
tires
(c)(2) Operating a motor vehicle in a manner that 150
causes unreasonable damage to the surface
of a park road
(c)(3) Operating a motor vehicle on a route or area 75
designated for off-road motor vehicle use,
without activated headlights and taillights
36 CFR 4.11 Load, Weight and Size Limits
(b)(1) Operating a vehicle that exceeds limits 150
(b)(2) Failing to obtain required permit 150
(b)(3) Violating terms/conditions of permit 150
(b)(4) Auxiliary detachable side mirror that extends 75
more than 10 inches beyond the side fender
line except when towing
36 CFR 4.12 Traffic Control Devices
36 CFR 4.12 Failure to comply with traffic control device 75
36 CFR 4.13 Obstructing Traffic
(a) Stopping/parking a vehicle on a park road 100
(b) Operating a vehicle so slowly as to interfere 100
with the normal flow of traffic
36 CFR 4.14 Open Container of Alcoholic Beverage
(b) Open container in vehicle 150
36 CFR 4.15 Seatbelts
(a) All passengers must wear approved seatbelts 100
approved/child restraint system
36 CFR 4.20 Right of Way
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36 CFR 4.20 Right of Way Yield right of way to 100
pedestrians/saddle/pack animals
36 CFR 4.21 Speed Limits
(c) Operating a vehicle at a speed in excess of 10-19 over: $25 +
the speed limit 5/mph over limit
>19 over: $50 +
5/mph over limit
36 CFR 4.22 Unsafe Operation
(b)(1) Operating a vehicle without due care 100
(b)(2) Tires to squeal, skid, break free of road 100
surface
(b)(3) Failing to maintain control necessary 100
(b)(4) Operating allowing person to ride:
(b)(4)(i) On or within vehicle, trailer or other 100
conveyance towed behind unless specifically
designed for such
(b)(4)(ii) On any exterior portion not intended for 100
passengers except on floor of pickup bed
36 CFR 4.23 Operating Under the Influence of
Alcohol/Drugs
(a)(1) Operating under the influence of alcohol or MA
drugs
(a)(2) Operating with blood/breath alcohol MA
concentration of 0.08 grams or above
(c)(2) Refusal by operator to submit to test MA
36 CFR 4.30 Bicycles
(g) A bicycle operator = motor vehicle operator
for this part, except 4.4, 4.10, 4.11, and 4.14
(h)(1) Bicycle riding off of park roads and parking 75
areas
(h)(2) Possess bicycle in wilderness area 150
(h)(3) Operating a bicycle in low visibility/night 75
without lights or reflectors
(h)(4) Operating a bicycle abreast of another bicycle 75
(h)(5) Operating a bicycle while consuming or hand- 75
carrying open container of alcohol
36 CFR 4.31 Hitchhiking allowed from shoulder (see
Supt.’s Compendium)
36 CFR 4.31 Hitchhiking allowed from shoulder (see 50
Supt.’s Compendium)
36 CFR 5.1 Advertisements
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36 CFR 5.1 Commercial notices/advertising without a 150
permit
36 CFR 5.2 Alcoholic Beverages; Sale of Intoxicants
(b(1) Unlawful sale of alcohol 200
(b)(5) Failure to comply with permit 200
36 CFR 5.3 Business Operations
36 CFR 5.3 Engaging in business without a permit 500
36 CFR 5.4 Commercial Passenger-Carrying Motor
Vehicles
(a) Commercial transportation of passengers 500
without permit
(b) Oversized passenger carrying vehicles 500
36 CFR 5.5 Commercial Photography
(a) Commercial filming without a permit 500
(b) Commercial still photography with 500
vehicles/articles of commerce/models for
purpose of advertising without a permit
36 CFR 5.6 Commercial Vehicles
(b) Commercial vehicles prohibited when non- 150
park related
36 CFR 5.7 Construction of Building or Other Facilities
Construction
36 CFR 5.7 Buildings/structures/roads/trails/paths/utility 500
lines
36 CFR 5.8 Discrimination in Employment Practices
(a) Discrimination in employment MA
(b) Proprietor fail to post notice 100
36 CFR 5.9 Discrimination in Furnishing Public
Accommodations and Transportation Services
(a)(1) Discrimination in publicizing facilities MA
accommodations/services
(a)(2) Discrimination to public MA
accommodations/services/privilege
(b) Proprietor post notice 150
36 CFR 5.10 Eating, Drinking, Lodging Establishments
(a) Sale on privately owned lands by permit MA
(b) Maintained/operated in accordance with US MA
Public Health Services
36 CFR 5.13 Nuisances
36 CFR 5.13 Creating or maintain of a nuisance on park or 150
private land within park is prohibited
36 CFR 5.14 Prospecting, Mining, or Mineral Leasing
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Prospecting/mining
36 CFR 5.14 Prospecting, Mining, or Mineral Leasing MA
Prospecting/mining
36 CFR 7.39 Mesa Verde National Park
(a) Cliff dwelling visitation restrictions 150
(b) Hiking restrictions 100
36 CFR 7.51 Curecanti National Recreation Area
(a) Hunting restrictions 50
(b) Trapping restrictions 50
(c) Snowmobiles
(c)(2) Off designated routes 75
(c)(3) Exceeds weight limit 75
(d) PWC violations 100
(e) Off road motor vehicle violations 100
36 CFR 7.53 Black Canyon of the Gunnison National
Monument
(a) Snowmobiles
(a)(1) Off designated routes 75
(a)(2) Off road 75
36 CFR 7.63 Dinosaur National Monument
(c) Snowmobiles
(c)(2) Off roads 50
(c)(3) Off designated routes 50
36 CFR 7.7 Rocky Mountain National Park
(a) Fishing
(a)(2) Fishing restrictions based on park’s resource 75
management plan are established annually by
the superintendent
(a)(2) Artificial flies/lures/with one single/double 75
treble hook in park waters
(a)(2) Possess/use of natural bait, including 75
worms/insects/any parts (except age 12 years
and under, unless in catch-and-release
waters)
(a)(2) Possession of more than 18 fish; at least 16 75
must be Book trout & 10 of those must be 8
inches or less; other 2 fish can be Brown,
Rainbow, Cutthroat (not Greenback) if 10+
inches in length
(a)(2) Possession of Greenback Cutthroat trout 75
prohibited
(a)(2) Catch-and-release fishing waters (see Supt.’s 75
Compendium)
(a)(2) Barbless hooks only with catch-and-release 75
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(a)(3) Closed waters to fishing (see Compendium) 75
(a)(3) Fishing in outlet waters and pools of the Lake 75
Nanita, lakeshore to 100 yards downstream
(a)(3) Fishing in Bear Lake 75
(c) Boats
(c)(1) Motorboats on all park waters are prohibited 75
(c)(2) All vessels on Bear Lake are prohibited 75
(d) Dogs, cats and other pets are permitted only 100
within 100 feet of road/parking areas or as
specified in Supt.’s Compendium
Title 16 USC Conservation
16 USC 703 Taking, pursuing, hunting, capturing, killing, or MA
the attempt thereof; possess, sell, barter,
purchase, ship, export, import, carry,
transport, offer or cause thereof, migratory
birds, their parts, nests, or eggs, except as
may be permitted.
16 USC 704 Place or direct the placement of bait on or MA
adjacent to an area for the purpose of
causing, inducing, or allowing any person to
take or attempt to take any migratory game
bird by the aid of baiting on or over the baited
area.
16 USC 705 Ship, transport, carry in interstate or foreign MA
commerce, any bird, part, nest, or egg
thereof, captured, killed, taken, shipped,
transported or carried.
Title 16 USC Caves
16 USC 4306(1) Any person who knowingly destroys disturbs, MA
defaces, mars significant cave or alters the
free movement of any animal or plant life into
or out of any significant cave with the intention
of committing any act described in this
paragraph shall be punished in accordance
with subsection (b) of this section.
16 USC 4306(2) Any person who possesses, consumes, sells, MA
barters or exchanges, or offers for sale, barter
or exchange, any cave resource from a
significant cave located on Federal lands shall
be punished in accordance with subsection
(b) of this section.
16 USC 4306(3) Any person who counsels, procures, solicits, MA
or employs any other person to violate any
provisions of this subsection shall be
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punished in accordance with section (b) of the
section.
Title 16 USC Migratory Waterfowl Stamp Act
16 USC 718(a) Hunt migratory waterfowl without a federal MA
waterfowl stamp.
16 USC 718(b) Hunt migratory waterfowl with an invalid MA
(unsigned) federal waterfowl stamp.
16 USC 718(e) Loan or transfer a valid migratory waterfowl MA
stamp to another person or use stamp
validated by another.
16 USC Alter, mutilate, imitate or counterfeit migratory MA
718(e)(b) waterfowl stamp.
Title 16 USC Obstruction of a Lawful Hunt
16 USC 5201 It is a violation of this section intentionally to MA
engage in any physical conduct that
significantly hinders a lawful hunt.
Title 18 USC Tree Cut or Injured
18 USC 1853 Whoever unlawfully cuts, or wantonly injures MA
or destroys any tree growing, standing, being
upon any land of the United States.
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