Products, Merchandise and Services Sample Clauses

Products, Merchandise and Services. Currently, the sale of products, merchandise and services sold at the park are mostly managed by the Napa Valley State Parks Association, which uses the revenues for these sales to support their work at the Bale Grist Mill. The District proposes to continue this arrangement. Potential new sales, rentals and services include: Equipment Rentals. Rental of tents, stoves, sleeping bags and other camping items, so that people who do not own camping equipment, or tourists who don’t want to haul all of their own equipment, can still camp at the park. Particular emphasis will be placed on making these available for the new yurts that are being installed at the campground. In addition to modest revenue enhancement, such rentals have the potential to encourage people who have never before gone camping to try it out. The District will coordinate with the Napa Valley State Parks Association on these rentals, and share the revenues with the Association to the extent that these rentals are handled by Association volunteers. Equestrian concessionaire. The park previously had an equestrian concessionaire contract. This contract was cancelled due at least in part to impacts on the concessionaire of construction work on the park’s water system. The construction work is now complete, but it is not clear at this point whether what planning, permitting, environmental review would be required to reinstate an equestrian concessionaire, as well as the economics of such an operation. The District therefore proposes to investigate and, if determined to be feasible and desirable, requests authorization to enter into a new equestrian concession contract (with the contract term to be the same or shorter than the term of the District’s agreement with State Parks. Sales of selected camping-related consumables. Camping-related consumables (mosquito repellent, Technu, ice, healthy snacks, etc) and supplies (canteens, first aid supplies, hats, etc) may be sold either at the entry kiosk or the Visitor Center. The reason for these sales is partly revenue enhancement, and partly to reduce the amount of automobile traffic between the campground and the nearby cities of Calistoga and St. Helena. The District will coordinate with the Napa Valley State Parks Association on these sales, and share the revenues with the Association to the extent these sales are handled by Association volunteers.
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Products, Merchandise and Services. Provide a description of the proposed menu and other products, merchandise, and services to be provided by the recreational facility operation.
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