Club House Rules

1. Property owners must personally sign in, and, also sign in guests. Immediate family members may use the common properties without the member present, but must have the member’s indentification card and must also sign in. The maximum number of guests is limited to 10 people. Owners’ identification cards may only be issued to the member and the member’s spouse. Where a lot is held by a corporation, limited liability company, partnership, trust or other entity whose respective shareholder, member, partner, trustee or other person designated by the entity to be the Association member is married, that member’s spouse may also be issued an identification card. Property owners may not join together to avoid the 10 guests limit.
2. A member whose rights to use common properties has been suspended for nonpayment of assessments or infraction of rules, may not use the Association’s common properties, whether in his own right or as an immediate family member or as the guest of another. Where a member may not use common properties, neither may his spouse, his immediate family, nor any of his guests. No former member or member’s spouse shall be eligible to use the Association’s common properties as a guest or immediate family member of another so long as that person owes the Association money.
3. For positive identification, clubhouse staff may require a patron to show a photo I.D.
4. No one under 18 years of age may sign in guests for the use of the facilities.
5. Children under 14 years of age must be registered by the person responsible for their actions. They cannot be left unattended at the Clubhouse.
6. Anyone 14 years of age or older must register.
7. Smoking is not permitted in the Clubhouse.
8. Rowdyism, littering, profanity, excessive alcohol consumption or other such acts will not be tolerated in the facility.
9. Shoes and shirts must be worn at all times in the Clubhouse unless in the pool area. Roller skates, roller blades, and cleated sport shoes shall not be worn inside the Clubhouse, and use of heelies or other similar shoes is prohibited in the Clubhouse.
10. Organized groups, i.e. civic, fraternal, etc. may not be entertained at the Clubhouse by the property owner without approval of the management.
11. Small private family parties exceeding 10 guests may be approved by the Executive Director who shall have the authority to implement restrictions on the usage. Social Activities Committee functions do not fall under these rules.
12. Any costs for damage will be charged against the property owner responsible for the damage after review by the Executive Director.
13. The attendant in charge or the Executive Director may eject any person from the premises for non-compliance with these Rules, for creating unsafe conditions, or for engaging in unsafe practices or conduct.
14. Use of clubhouse rooms and equipment for personal gain is prohibited unless a fee is paid and approved by the board of directors.
15. Reservations of the craft room, activities hall and second floor room for private functions may only be reserved for use by members, and, must be coordinated with the reservation calendar and require payment of a fee approved by the board of directors. Local tax exempt and community organizations may be exempted from payment of the fee in the discretion of the Executive Director.
16. The fireside lounge kitchen may not be reserved except by Committees for association functions, and it is open to occasional use by members when not reserved. (See kitchen rules section below)
17. The activities hall kitchen may be used only by Committees for association functions and members reserving the activities room.
18. kick-ball is prohibited. Clean athletic shoes or other clean, soft-soled shoes are permitted for basketball or volley ball, but street shoes are prohibited. Sitting on the activities room counters is also prohibited.