2024-09-17T13:21:30-04:00 2023-12-31 460952065 BOUNTIFUL PEAK ADVISORS 1564 SOUTH 500 WEST SUITE 201 BOUNTIFUL UT 840107400 990EZ 2023-01-01 821875048 UTAH OUTDOOR PARTNERS UTAH 8017929343 3502 SOUTH LITTLE FARM LANE SALT LAKE CITY UT 84109 DOUG OWENS ED AND PRESIDENT 8017929343 2024-09-16 true true SHALAUN T HOWELL CPA P00969274 8012943155 2024-09-17 2023 2024-08-08 14:25:15Z X WWW.UTAHOUTDOORPARTNERS.ORG X X 132750 X 132750 132750 55000 21004 5058 81062 51688 82018 133706 X 88095 133900 23 55 88118 133955 6100 249 82018 133706 X UTAH OUTDOOR PARTNERS' MISSION IS TO RAISE AWARENESS OF THE ECONOMIC VALUE OF UTAH'S OPEN LANDS AND TO INCREASE THAT VALUE BY WORKING TO SUPPORT DEVELOPMENT OF UTAH'S OUTDOOR RECREATION INFRASTRUCTURE. UTAH OUTDOOR PARTNERS ("UOP") FURTHERED THE ADVANCEMENT OF A CULTURAL CENTER FOR BEARS EARS NATIONAL MONUMENT, INCLUDING BY MEETING WITH THE BEARS EARS INTERTRIBAL COALITION TWICE IN 2023, FIRST IN FEBRUARY AT THE UTAH CAPITOL (A MEETING ATTENDED BY UTAH'S LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR AND DIRECTOR OF THE OFFICE OF INDIAN AFFAIRS), AND AGAIN IN SEPTEMBER IN ALBUQUERQUE, WHERE UOP'S PRESIDENT WAS ACCOMPANIED BY LARRY ECHO HAWK, SPECIAL COUNSEL TO THE GOVERNOR OF UTAH ON NATIVE AMERICAN AFFAIRS. FOR THE SEPTEMBER MEETING, THE INTERTRIBAL COALITION INVITED PROFESSOR JORDAN SMITH OF UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY, TO PRESENT HIS RESEARCH ON TRAVEL PATTERNS AND RELATED CRITERIA FOR SITING THE CULTURAL CENTER (RESEARCH FUNDED BY UOP). ALSO IN 2023, PROFESSOR SMITH COMPLETED HIS STUDY ON THE POTENTIAL ECONOMIC IMPACTS THAT A CULTURAL CENTER COULD HAVE. UOP FUNDED THIS STUDY FOR THE PURPOSE OF BUILDING SUPPORT FOR THE CENTER. UOP ASSEMBLED MATERIALS SUPPORTING THE CULTURAL CENTER IDEA INTO A SUBSTANTIAL BOOKLET THAT WAS CIRCULATED AT THE SEPTEMBER MEETING AND SUBSEQUENTLY TO UTAH POLICY LEADERS. IN NOVEMBER 2023, WE RECEIVED WORD THAT THE INTERTRIBAL COALITION HAD DECIDED TO PROCEED WITH THE DEVELOPMENT OF PLANS FOR A CULTURAL CENTER. THIS DECISION REPRESENTED THE FRUIT OF A LOT OF EFFORT BUILDING RELATIONSHIPS OVER THE PRIOR SEVERAL YEARS. ADDITIONAL DISCUSSIONS (SOMETIMES INVOLVING TRAVEL BY UOP'S PRESIDENT) WITH THE INTERTRIBAL COALITION AND INDIVIDUAL TRIBAL LEADERS CONTINUED IN 2023 REGARDING NEXT STEPS TO FURTHER THE CREATION OF THE CULTURAL CENTER. UOP COMMISSIONED ARCHITECTURAL RENDERINGS FOR THE BEARS EARS CULTURAL CENTER. THE RENDERINGS WERE COMPLETED IN EARLY 2023 AND PROVED USEFUL IN THE AFOREMENTIONED 2023 MEETINGS TO BUILD INTEREST IN PLANNING THE CENTER. UOP'S OTHER PRIORITY CONSISTS OF ENLISTING PARTICIPANTS IN UTAH'S FAST- GROWING TECHNOLOGY SECTOR TO ADVOCATE FOR ADDITIONAL OUTDOOR RECREATION INFRASTRUCTURE AND ENHANCED CONSERVATION OF PUBLIC LANDS. UOP MET WITH UTAH TECH LEADS AND SEVERAL OTHER LEADERS IN THE TECH INDUSTRY TO BUILD RELATIONSHIPS, DEVELOP STRATEGY, AND TO ENLIST SUPPORT FOR EDUCATIONAL EFFORTS DIRECTED AT UTAH POLICY LEADERS. 55416 55416 DOUG OWENS ED AND PRESI 15.00 55000 STEVE OWENS SECRETARY 0.30 0 TRUDY SIMMONS BOARD MEMBER 0.30 0 false false false false false false false false false UT DOUG OWENS 3502 SOUTH LITTLE FARM LANE SALT LAKE CITY UT 84109 8017929343 false false false false false false false false false false false NONE NONE true X 102250 135000 68750 132750 438750 102250 135000 68750 132750 438750 218450 220300 438750 0.50210 0.45900 X RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED FORM 990-EZ, PART I, LINE 16 EXPENSES OFFICE 218 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY 287 TRAVEL 2,215 CONFERENCES 57 INSURANCE 83 LICENSE AND DUES 20 MISCELLANEOUS 249 BANK AND MERCHANT FEES 73 FOOD AND BEVERAGE 1,856 TOTAL 5,058 FORM 990-EZ, PART II, LINE 24 ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE 23 55 TOTAL 23 55 FORM 990-EZ, PART II, LINE 26 ACCOUNTS PAYABLE AND ACCRUED EXPENSES 6,100 249 FORM 990-EZ, PART III UTAH OUTDOOR PARTNERS' MISSION IS TO RAISE AWARENESS OF THE ECONOMIC VALUE OF UTAH'S OPEN LANDS AND TO INCREASE THAT VALUE BY WORKING TO SUPPORT DEVELOPMENT OF UTAH'S OUTDOOR RECREATION INFRASTRUCTURE. FORM 990-EZ, PART III, LINE 28 UTAH OUTDOOR PARTNERS ("UOP") FURTHERED THE ADVANCEMENT OF A CULTURAL CENTER FOR BEARS EARS NATIONAL MONUMENT, INCLUDING BY MEETING WITH THE BEARS EARS INTERTRIBAL COALITION TWICE IN 2023, FIRST IN FEBRUARY AT THE UTAH CAPITOL (A MEETING ATTENDED BY UTAH'S LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR AND DIRECTOR OF THE OFFICE OF INDIAN AFFAIRS), AND AGAIN IN SEPTEMBER IN ALBUQUERQUE, WHERE UOP'S PRESIDENT WAS ACCOMPANIED BY LARRY ECHO HAWK, SPECIAL COUNSEL TO THE GOVERNOR OF UTAH ON NATIVE AMERICAN AFFAIRS. FOR THE SEPTEMBER MEETING, THE INTERTRIBAL COALITION INVITED PROFESSOR JORDAN SMITH OF UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY, TO PRESENT HIS RESEARCH ON TRAVEL PATTERNS AND RELATED CRITERIA FOR SITING THE CULTURAL CENTER (RESEARCH FUNDED BY UOP). ALSO IN 2023, PROFESSOR SMITH COMPLETED HIS STUDY ON THE POTENTIAL ECONOMIC IMPACTS THAT A CULTURAL CENTER COULD HAVE. UOP FUNDED THIS STUDY FOR THE PURPOSE OF BUILDING SUPPORT FOR THE CENTER. UOP ASSEMBLED MATERIALS SUPPORTING THE CULTURAL CENTER IDEA INTO A SUBSTANTIAL BOOKLET THAT WAS CIRCULATED AT THE SEPTEMBER MEETING AND SUBSEQUENTLY TO UTAH POLICY LEADERS. IN NOVEMBER 2023, WE RECEIVED WORD THAT THE INTERTRIBAL COALITION HAD DECIDED TO PROCEED WITH THE DEVELOPMENT OF PLANS FOR A CULTURAL CENTER. THIS DECISION REPRESENTED THE FRUIT OF A LOT OF EFFORT BUILDING RELATIONSHIPS OVER THE PRIOR SEVERAL YEARS. ADDITIONAL DISCUSSIONS (SOMETIMES INVOLVING TRAVEL BY UOP'S PRESIDENT) WITH THE INTERTRIBAL COALITION AND INDIVIDUAL TRIBAL LEADERS CONTINUED IN 2023 REGARDING NEXT STEPS TO FURTHER THE CREATION OF THE CULTURAL CENTER. UOP COMMISSIONED ARCHITECTURAL RENDERINGS FOR THE BEARS EARS CULTURAL CENTER. THE RENDERINGS WERE COMPLETED IN EARLY 2023 AND PROVED USEFUL IN THE AFOREMENTIONED 2023 MEETINGS TO BUILD INTEREST IN PLANNING THE CENTER. UOP'S OTHER PRIORITY CONSISTS OF ENLISTING PARTICIPANTS IN UTAH'S FAST- GROWING TECHNOLOGY SECTOR TO ADVOCATE FOR ADDITIONAL OUTDOOR RECREATION INFRASTRUCTURE AND ENHANCED CONSERVATION OF PUBLIC LANDS. UOP MET WITH UTAH TECH LEADS AND SEVERAL OTHER LEADERS IN THE TECH INDUSTRY TO BUILD RELATIONSHIPS, DEVELOP STRATEGY, AND TO ENLIST SUPPORT FOR EDUCATIONAL EFFORTS DIRECTED AT UTAH POLICY LEADERS.