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APPLICATION FOR LICENSE -- CONTENTS -- FEE -- QUALIFICATIONS --
TERM -- BOND. (a) Each applicant for an outfitter's or guide's license shall
make application for such license upon a form to be prescribed and furnished
by the board.
1. All applications for an outfitter's license shall be signed by the
applicant, under oath or affirmation that all information supplied by him
in the application form is true and correct as he verily believes and
shall be duly notarized. Such applications shall include, but are not
limited to, a worded description of the boundaries of the operating area
in which such activity will be conducted.
2. All applications for a guide's license shall be signed by the
applicant. Such application shall contain the written endorsement of the
outfitter(s) by whom the applicant will be employed.
(b) Applications shall be made to and filed with the board and, unless
arrangements have been made otherwise with the board, accompanied by proof of
eligibility for a bond payable to the person or persons employing the licensee
and in a form approved by the board in the sum of ten thousand dollars
($10,000) for outfitters, to be executed by a qualified surety, duly
authorized to do business in this state, conditioned that for the current
license year said applicant, his agents and employees, if said license is
issued to him, shall conduct his business as an outfitter without fraud or
fraudulent representation, and will faithfully perform his contracts with and
duties to his patrons; said bond shall be filed with the board before issuance
of the license as provided herein.
(c) The board, in its discretion, may make such additional investigation
and inquiry relative to the applicant and his qualifications as it shall deem
advisable, provided that final decision by the board upon an application
submitted by an applicant who has held during the preceding license year a
license of the same kind for which application is made, and upon an
application submitted by an applicant not holding during the preceding license
year a license of the same kind or embracing the same activity(ies) or area
for which application is made, shall be made not later than the end of the
license year in which the board receives all materials required to be
submitted in order to complete a license application or ninety (90) days from
the date the board receives all such materials, whichever is later.
(d) The applicant shall pay license, penalty, amendment and application
fees to the board as hereinafter provided:
1. The license fee shall be paid prior to the issuance of a license.
2. The license fee shall be used for the investigation of applicants, for
enforcement of this chapter, and for the administration costs of the
board.
3. The license fee for outfitters for the 2005 license year shall be
three hundred dollars ($300) for online licensing and three hundred fifty
dollars ($350) for offline licensing; for the 2006 license year it shall
be three hundred twenty-five dollars ($325) for online licensing and three
hundred seventy-five dollars ($375) for offline licensing; for the 2007
license year it shall be three hundred fifty dollars ($350) for online
licensing and four hundred dollars ($400) for offline licensing; for the
2008 license year it shall be three hundred seventy-five dollars ($375)
for online licensing and four hundred twenty-five dollars ($425) for
offline licensing; for the 2009 license year, and for each year
thereafter, it shall be four hundred dollars ($400) for online licensing
and four hundred fifty dollars ($450) for offline licensing; the license
fee for a designated agent as defined in section 36-2102(b), Idaho Code,
for the 2005 license year shall be one hundred twenty dollars ($120) for
online licensing and one hundred forty dollars ($140) for offline
licensing; for the 2006 license year it shall be one hundred twenty-five
dollars ($125) for online licensing and one hundred fifty dollars ($150)
for offline licensing; for the 2007 license year it shall be one hundred
thirty dollars ($130) for online licensing and one hundred sixty dollars
($160) for offline licensing; for the 2008 license year, and for each year
thereafter, it shall be one hundred forty dollars ($140) for online
licensing and one hundred sixty dollars ($160) for offline licensing; and
the license fee for guides for the 2005 license year shall be ninety-five
dollars ($95.00) for online licensing and one hundred five dollars ($105)
for offline licensing; for the 2006 license year it shall be ninety-five
dollars ($95.00) for online licensing and one hundred ten dollars ($110)
for offline licensing; for the 2007 license year it shall be one hundred
dollars ($100) for online licensing and one hundred fifteen dollars ($115)
for offline licensing; for the 2008 license year, and for each year
thereafter, it shall be one hundred five dollars ($105) for online
licensing and one hundred fifteen dollars ($115) for offline licensing.
4. A penalty fee in the amount of fifty dollars ($50.00), which shall
increase to one hundred fifty dollars ($150) beginning January 1, 2005,
may be charged in addition to the regular outfitter's license fee for any
such renewal applicant whose application is not complete by the end of the
outfitter's license year; this does not apply to a new applicant for an
outfitter's license.
5. A seventy-five dollar ($75.00) fee, which shall increase to two
hundred dollars ($200) beginning January 1, 2005, shall be charged for
every amendment to an outfitter's license other than a minor amendment, a
ten dollar ($10.00) fee, which shall increase to thirty-five dollars
($35.00) beginning January 1, 2005, shall be charged for every minor
amendment to an outfitter's license, and a ten dollar ($10.00) fee, which
shall increase to twenty dollars ($20.00) beginning January 1, 2005, shall
be charged for every amendment to the license of a designated agent or
guide.
6. The following fees shall be established annually by the board and
shall be used for application related expenses: a one-time application fee
for outfitters not to exceed four hundred dollars ($400); a one-time
application fee for designated agents not to exceed fifty dollars
($50.00); and a one-time application fee for guides not to exceed ten
dollars ($10.00), the maximum of which shall increase to twenty dollars
($20.00) beginning January 1, 2005. The board shall establish by rule a
policy to refund unused application fees and shall establish by rule fees
for expedited, exceptional, resubmittal or emergency processing of license
applications, a fee credit for electronic filing of applications and a fee
for the use of credit cards corresponding to the cost to the agency of
processing the card use.

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