FS-2700-6b Recreation Residence Self-Inspection Report

USDA Forest Service FS-2700-6b(03/06)

OMB No. 0596-0082

RECREATION RESIDENCE SELF-INSPECTION REPORT

RANGER DISTRICT

ATTN:

ADDRESS

ADDRESS

FAX

PART I - TERMS AND CONDITIONS

Permit Holder/Primary & Mailing Address/Telephone					Tract: Lot #:
Yes No	Have you built or modified your structures during the past year? (Clause III-A) If yes, explain.
Yes No	Do you plan to construct or modify structures on the lot during the next year? (Clause III-B) If yes, explain.
Yes No		Do your structures meet state and local regulations and have you had an annual inspection if required by these entities? (Clause IV-A) If no, explain.
Yes No		Have you or do you plan to cut down any trees, altered the vegetation, or caused disturbance to the soil on the lot? (Clause IV-D) If yes, explain.
Yes No			Have your kept your structures and access road in good repair, and maintained a neat appearance on the lot? (Clause IV-E) If no, explain.
Yes No				Have you removed dangerous trees, limbs, or other hazardous conditions that could pose a risk of injury? (Clause IV-G) If no, explain what hazards exist.
Yes No				Have you paid your rental fees for the current year? (Clause VI) If no, explain.
Yes No				Have you received written approval for renting or subleasing your structures? (Clause VII-E) If no, explain.
Yes No				Are you planning to sell your structures in the next year? (Clauses IV-H & VII-C, D) If yes, request a FS-2700-3a form and complete.
Yes No				Are you living at the recreation residence full-time, to the exclusion of a home elsewhere? (Clause I-C) If yes, explain.

Comments:

Attach additional sheets, if necessary

Please sign, date, and return this form to your local Ranger District by: ____________________________________

PART II - OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE PLAN STANDARDS

!**USE THIS SECTION TO LIST STANDARDS FROM APPROVED LOCAL O & M PLANS**!

Item Inspected Meets Standard Action Required/Due Date

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I certify that I have inspected the structures and permitted area, and the above information is accurate and true. I understand that any modifications to the structures and lot require prior written approval by the authorized officer.

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Signature of Permit Holder Date

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Print Name

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