Guided Eco-Tours Sample Clauses

Guided Eco-Tours. The Concessionaire will provide Guided Eco-Tours at authorized areas of the Park. Guided Eco-Tours will be offered according to the following: 1) The Concessionaire will obtain written approval from the Department prior to establishing or modifying authorized tour routes. 2) The number of tours per day and passengers per tour will be pre-approved, in writing, by Department. 3) If at any time during the Term of this Agreement the Department determines Interpretive-Tours are unsafe or detrimental to the Park’s resources, the Concessionaire will discontinue Interpretive Tours immediately upon written notification by Department. 4) Interpretive narratives will be consistent with the Florida Park Service mission and pre-approved, in writing, by the Department. 5) Boat Tour requirements: a. Number of vessels, types of vessels, shore points, routes, trip frequency, total number of trips per day and schedule will be pre-approved, in writing, by the Department. b. Boat Tours will be provided by means of safe, comfortable, well maintained, Coast Guard-approved watercraft compatible with the launching and docking facilities provided at the Park. c. Coast Guard certifications must be presented to the Department prior to starting any operation under this Agreement. If the United States Coast Guard does not require a Certificate of Inspection for the vessel, the Concessionaire will present to the Department, prior to the execution of this Agreement, a current Florida Vessel Registration for the vessel. d. The Concessionaire will not change the vessels or the number of vessels without receiving written pre-approval from the Department. Any vessels approved by the Department for operations under this Agreement will comply with the terms and conditions of this Agreement. e. The Concessionaire will obtain the Park Manager's written approval prior to placing vehicles, vessels, and rental equipment in use. The Department’s approval of equipment will be based on public safety, resource protection, design and capacity of the vehicle or equipment, compatibility with other activities, compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (“ADA”), and aesthetic factors, such as compatible colors. f. The Concessionaire and the vessel operator are liable for any damage to the Concessionaire’s vessels or adjacent vessels if those vessels are improperly secured to the Park’s docks. It will be the Concessionaire’s responsibility to protect the Concessionaire’s vessels during inclement we...
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