The document "Appendix 3: Inventory of Government-Furnished Property" details government-owned improvements at developed recreation sites, listing descriptions, quantities, and estimated replacement costs for various properties across several sites: Bobcat Group, Lizard Rock Group, Rose Canyon, Rose Canyon Amphitheater, Rose Canyon Lake (Fishing), Showers Point, Spencer Canyon, and Whitetail Group. It emphasizes the Forest Service policy (FSM 2330.5) to provide universally designed, accessible recreation sites and facilities, with replacement costs reflecting accessible items where applicable. The inventory, while generally reliable, is subject to a final review and will be attached to the permit. This document is crucial for understanding the scope of government property at these sites and the commitment to accessibility standards.

This government file outlines the U.S. Forest Service's Annual Granger-Thye Fee Offset Agreement, which allows campground concessionaires to offset land use fees by performing government maintenance, reconditioning, renovation, or improvement (MRRI) projects. The agreement details project identification, cost estimation, and the process for holders to submit documentation for reimbursement of direct and approved indirect costs. It also addresses compliance with the Davis-Bacon Act for projects exceeding $2,000 performed by private entities. Appendices provide lists of potential MRRI projects, guidance on indirect cost reimbursement, a fee offset claim form, and a sample collection agreement for when the Forest Service performs the work. The document also includes forms for business plans, financial statements, and financial verification for applicants, alongside national quality standards for recreation site management.

The U.S. Forest Service is soliciting applications for a special use permit to operate and maintain government-owned recreation facilities in the Rose Canyon Complex of the Coronado National Forest. This prospectus outlines the business opportunity, including a list of sites like Rose Canyon Campground and Spencer Canyon Campground, which generated an average gross revenue of $458,196.78 over the last three years. The document details Forest Service policies on concession programs, such as the mandatory use of Recreation.gov for reservations and required pass discounts. It also covers permit holder responsibilities, including Granger-Thye (GT) fee offset agreements for maintenance, reconditioning, renovation, and improvement (MRRI), and liability insurance requirements. Applicants must submit a comprehensive application package by April 1, 2026, including a proposed annual operating plan, a business plan, financial resources, proposed fees to the public, and a fee to the government (with a minimum annual fee of $21,535.25). Applications will be evaluated based on the proposed operating plan, fees charged to the public, business experience, fee to the government, and financial resources. A processing fee of $300 is required.