Definitely give OSMP appreciation for this, but I know BMA did at least one fund raiser for this as well so they should get some credit on paying for it as well.
Its progress anyway you see it, and I'm glad to see them being installed.
Ebikes are illegal on Boulder's multi-use paths, in public bike racks, and even parked on sidewalks! Only low-powered ones are allowed in bike lanes. We have a petition to
Boulder City Council to fix that: http://petitions.moveon.org/sign/legalize-ebikes-on-boulder We made a presentation to council on May 21 which was VERY well received. Councilman Ken Wilson said it was one of the best presentations he'd seen in his 6 years. Ebikes "level the playing field" for hills, wind, cargo, distance and age, injury or sedentariness.
There is no size limit that makes a permit applicable. Lee McCormack from LeeLikesBikes.com does small teaching sessions (6 - 8 people typically) and has to get permits from the city for those classes, I would assume this class would fall under the same category since there is a fee charged.
"RESERVATION AND USE OF PARK AND RECREATION FACILITIES (BRC 8-3-22) No person who offers a program of instruction and charges a fee for such a program , either directly or by way of a membership fee, shall use a city facility as part of such program without first obtaining a permit and paying any associated fee."
Sorry I don't know the details here but I believe that if the event size is more than 50 than you need a permit. I doubt she will have more than 50, but I hear what you are saying. If me a 4 guys hold a clinic we don't need a permit. Maybe 50 isn't the number. Anyone know what the official number is?
Definitely give OSMP appreciation for this, but I know BMA did at least one fund raiser for this as well so they should get some credit on paying for it as well.
Its progress anyway you see it, and I'm glad to see them being installed.
How about some thanks for city OSMP who built, paid for and will install these?
Ebikes are illegal on Boulder's multi-use paths, in public bike racks, and even parked on sidewalks! Only low-powered ones are allowed in bike lanes. We have a petition to
Boulder City Council to fix that: http://petitions.moveon.org/sign/legalize-ebikes-on-boulder We made a presentation to council on May 21 which was VERY well received. Councilman Ken Wilson said it was one of the best presentations he'd seen in his 6 years. Ebikes "level the playing field" for hills, wind, cargo, distance and age, injury or sedentariness.
There is no size limit that makes a permit applicable. Lee McCormack from LeeLikesBikes.com does small teaching sessions (6 - 8 people typically) and has to get permits from the city for those classes, I would assume this class would fall under the same category since there is a fee charged.
"RESERVATION AND USE OF PARK AND RECREATION FACILITIES (BRC 8-3-22) No person who offers a program of instruction and charges a fee for such a program , either directly or by way of a membership fee, shall use a city facility as part of such program without first obtaining a permit and paying any associated fee."
That is a great idea. Props to who worked for something better and found money.
Great photos, Dejan! Valmont has such great scenery. Can't wait to get myself out there for a try.
The big issue is the exchange of money. You can check if Amy has a business license in the state too.
http://www.sos.state.co.us/biz/BusinessEntityCriteriaExt.do
Amy is now in the public eye and documented by media. Just under the table exchange of money is out the window.
I think you need to get your sarcasm meter recalibrated.
Sorry I don't know the details here but I believe that if the event size is more than 50 than you need a permit. I doubt she will have more than 50, but I hear what you are saying. If me a 4 guys hold a clinic we don't need a permit. Maybe 50 isn't the number. Anyone know what the official number is?