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While there tends to be multiple sides to every story, this Shred Mom account http://shredmom.com/snowboarding/vi...ected-man-attacked-punished-causing-behavior/ got me thinking about how much power the resorts have on public land.
Should ski resorts be able to unilaterally ban guests/revoke passes at resorts on public land (often at below market lease rates) or should they be required to provide the USFS with an explanation as to why someone has been banned with the banned individual having some sort of appeals process with the USFS?
Should ski resorts be able to unilaterally ban guests/revoke passes at resorts on public land (often at below market lease rates) or should they be required to provide the USFS with an explanation as to why someone has been banned with the banned individual having some sort of appeals process with the USFS?