7 Colo. Code Regs. § 1101-12-2-3

Current through Register Vol. 47, No. 23, December 10, 2024

Section 7 CCR 1101-12-2-3 - Registration

No person shall open to the public and operate any Amusement Ride and Device on property owned or leased by such person until the Operator of the Amusement Ride and Device has first registered and obtained a permit for operation from the Division.

2-3-1Application Submission and Processing

(A) The Amusement Rides and Devices application shall be submitted for new installations and annually on the form prescribed by the Division and shall include the following Registration requirements.

(1) The name, address, and contact information of the Operator.

(a) Operator shall be responsible for notifying the Division of any change in ownership or contact information within 30 days of the change.

(2) The number of rides or devices being registered in a permit year.

(3) A report of any Injury occurring in any state that meets the definition of a Reportable Injury (as defined) in this regulation.

(4) A list of the dates and locations of operation of the Amusement Rides and Devices within the state for the upcoming Permit Year, including the dates at each location. This list may be updated throughout the Permit Year, provided that notification is received by the Division prior to operation.

(5) The name of all liability insurance carriers and the insurance policy numbers, and expiration dates. Proof of insurance, as required in Section 2-1 (A), shall be made to the Division upon request.

(a) When liability insurance policies expire prior to the end of the registration period, they must be renewed and the updated expiration dates shall be submitted to the Division.

(6) A Certificate of Inspection for each Amusement Ride and Device showing the name, serial number, manufacturer of the ride, year of manufacture, type of inspection, the Inspector's name, the Operator name and other information as required by these rules.

(a) For annual, new installation, or Major Modification Inspections see Section 2-4.

(7) Any other information reasonably related to the standards set forth in Article 1.

(B) Upon receipt of an application, the Division shall review the application, and upon determining that the provisions of these rules have been met, shall approve the application, register the Amusement Rides and Devices and issue a permit to operate.

(C) The submittal of a registration application does not guarantee the Registration of any Amusement Ride and Device. The Operator must obtain a permit from the Division prior to opening any ride or device to the public.

2-3-2Application Fees

	Annual Registration Fees The following fee schedule applies to permits issued during the following dates:
Effective Date:	Registration Fee Per Amusement Ride and Device Operator	+ (and)	Registration Fee Per Amusement Ride and Device
On or before December 31, 2024	$500	+ (and)	$130
January 1 - December 31, 2025	$600	+ (and)	$180
January 1 - December 31, 2026	$700	+ (and)	$220
On or after January 1, 2027	$800	+ (and)	$260

2-3-3Incomplete Applications

(A) Upon receipt of an incomplete application or an application requiring additional information, the applicant will be notified of the deficiency or additional requirements.

(B) If the deficiency is not corrected or if the Division does not receive the additional information within 180 days following the date of notification, the application shall be considered abandoned and the Division shall not retain the application.

2-3-4Aerial Adventure Courses

(A) Each Aerial Adventure Course is generally considered to be one ride or device based on the Information Plate.

(B) If an Information Plate is not provided, and the Operator registers multiple Aerial Adventure Courses as one device, the following will apply:

(1) All Aerial Adventure Courses registered as one device shall be inspected and listed on the Certificate of Inspection as one device by the Inspector.

(2) When any one Aerial Adventure Course registered in the device is shut down or inoperative, all other Aerial Adventure Courses included in the device must also be shut down.

(C) It is the responsibility of the Aerial Adventure Course Operator to correctly register each device being operated.

2-3-5Trampoline Courts

(A) Each trampoline court is generally considered to be one ride or device based on the Information Plate.

2-3-6Zip Lines

(A) Each Zip Line is generally considered to be one ride or device based on the Information Plate.

(B) If an Information Plate is not provided and the Operator registers multiple Zip Lines as one device, the following will apply:

(1) All Zip Lines registered as one device shall be inspected and listed on the Certificate of Inspection as one device by the Inspector.

(2) When any one Zip Line registered in the device is shut down or inoperative, all other Zip Lines included in the device must also be shut down.

(C) It is the responsibility of the Zip Line Operator to correctly register each device being operated.

7 CCR 1101-12-2-3

38 CR 13, July 10, 2015, effective 7/30/2015

42 CR 12, June 25, 2019, effective 7/15/2019

47 CR 15, August 10, 2024, effective 8/30/2024