GoLDEN RAIN FOUNDATION<\/p>\n
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of LAcuNA WooDS<\/p>\n
Recreational Vehicle Rules and Regulations<\/p>\n
Resolutions 90-16-25, 90-17-37, 90-18-04, and 90-18-49<\/p>\n
The Security Division has the primary responsibility for<\/p>\n
administration,<\/p>\n
governance and coordination of maintenance issues for the Recreational Vehicle<\/p>\n
(RV) Parking Areas, Lots A and B, as authorized by the Golden Rain Foundation<\/p>\n
(GRF) Board of Directors. For information or maintenance issues in regard to the<\/p>\n
RV Lots A or B, call Security at 949-268-2284.<\/p>\n
Except where otherwise defined and\/or approved by GRF directive, RVs will be<\/p>\n
defined in accordance with California Health and Safety Code 18010, as follows:<\/p>\n
“Recreational Vehicle” means both of the following:<\/p>\n
1<\/p>\n
A motor home, camper van, travel trailer, truck camper, or camping<\/p>\n
trailer, with or without motive power, designed for human habitation<\/p>\n
for recreational, emergency, or other occupancy that meets all of the<\/p>\n
following criteria:<\/p>\n
3<\/p>\n
It contains less than 320 square feet of internal living room<\/p>\n
area, excluding built-in equipment, including, but not limited<\/p>\n
to, wardrobe, closets, cabinets, kitchen units or fixtures, and<\/p>\n
bath or toilet rooms<\/p>\n
It contains 400 square feet or less of gross area measured<\/p>\n
at maximum horizontal projections<\/p>\n
3<\/p>\n
It is built on a single chassis<\/p>\n
3<\/p>\n
It is either self-propelled, truck-mounted, or permanently<\/p>\n
towable on the highways without a permit<\/p>\n
2. A park trailer, as defined in Section 18009.3<\/p>\n
The following described resident solely-owned, operated and Department of<\/p>\n
Motor Vehicles (DMV) registered RVs are eligible to be placed in a leased RV<\/p>\n
space. All vehicles must be in operating condition.<\/p>\n
3<\/p>\n
Travel trailers 13 to 40 feet in length<\/p>\n
3<\/p>\n
Fifth wheel trailers 15 to 40 feet in length<\/p>\n
3<\/p>\n
Folding camp trailers<\/p>\n
3<\/p>\n
Class A recreational motor home, built on a truck chassis with gasoline or<\/p>\n
diesel engine<\/p>\n
Class C recreational motor home, built on a modified van chassis and usually<\/p>\n
overhangs the cab<\/p>\n
Class B conversion van camper (may have a raised roof)<\/p>\n
Truck camper, but detaching the camper from the truck for the purpose of<\/p>\n
stowing the camper is not permitted in the RV lots<\/p>\n
Empty flat-bed trailers, including car caddies, used to tow extra items behind<\/p>\n
a motor home may be allowed to park in the resident’s leased RV space as<\/p>\n
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long as the trailer does not exceed dimensions of 7 feet wide or 10 feet long<\/p>\n
(including the tongue) and must fit in the same lot space as the motor home<\/p>\n
Boats on trailers (personal water craft i.e. Jet Skis, Sea Doos or similar<\/p>\n
vessel are also allowed as space permits)<\/p>\n
Empty boat trailers may be allowed to park in the resident’s leased space as<\/p>\n
long as the trailer and boat are inspected together at the first inspection and<\/p>\n
subsequent annual inspections<\/p>\n
B.1<\/p>\n
Passenger Vehicles (No longer allowed since Jan. 1, 2018)<\/p>\n
B.1.a<\/p>\n
Resident solely-owned GRF and DMV registered passenger vehicles<\/p>\n
are eligible to be placed in a surplus space in RV Lot B.<\/p>\n
B.2<\/p>\n
Commercial Vehicles (No longer allowed since Jan. 1, 2018)<\/p>\n
B.2.a<\/p>\n
The following resident solely-owned and DMV registered commercial<\/p>\n
vehicles displaying any of the following attributes are eligible to be<\/p>\n
placed in a surplus space in RV Lot B: (Commercial vehicles will not<\/p>\n
be issued GRF decals)<\/p>\n
Of a type used or maintained for the transportation of persons for hire,<\/p>\n
compensation, or profit.<\/p>\n
Examples: taxi cab, limousine, any vehicle originally designed to carry<\/p>\n
12 or more passengers.<\/p>\n
Designed, used, or maintained primarily for the transportation of<\/p>\n
property.<\/p>\n
Includes any vehicle mounted with a utility body\/bed, or aftermarket<\/p>\n
storage chest, or aftermarket equipment carrier.<\/p>\n
Used, specially equipped, or advertised for commercial purposes.<\/p>\n
Examples: MOTOR TRUCK, PICKUP TRUCK with a ladder rack or<\/p>\n
utility body or carrying visible tools or merchandise, van or sport utility<\/p>\n
vehicle with business advertising displayed or carrying visible tools,<\/p>\n
chests, racks or merchandise.<\/p>\n
The following described vehicles are NOT permitted to be placed in a leased RV<\/p>\n
space and may be towed away at the vehicle owner’s expense upon approval of<\/p>\n
the GRF Board of Directors:<\/p>\n
Flat-bed trailers of dimensions in excess of 7 feet wide or 10 feet long<\/p>\n
(including the tongue)<\/p>\n
Any trailer used to transport motorcycles, go-carts or ATV’s<\/p>\n
Commercial rental, or similar type, open or closed trailers<\/p>\n
Any eligible (as described in Section B) DMV registered RV, passenger, or<\/p>\n
commercial vehicle converted into a storage unit<\/p>\n
Any detached slide-in truck camper for the purpose of storing the camper
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Any trailer (other than flat-bed trailers described in Section B) used to<\/p>\n
transport cargo that was not intended by the manufacturer for human<\/p>\n
habitation<\/p>\n
RVs not currently registered with the Security Division<\/p>\n
RVs of former residents<\/p>\n
Horsel\/livestock trailers (Contact the Recreation Division at 949-597-4272 for<\/p>\n
information on storage)<\/p>\n
3<\/p>\n
Commercial Vehicles (Not allowed since Jan. 1, 2018)<\/p>\n
3<\/p>\n
Personal Vehicles (Not allowed since Jan. 1, 2018)<\/p>\n
All RVs, passenger and commercial vehicles must be in operating condition at all<\/p>\n
times and shall be required to display current on-street\/highway registration, of<\/p>\n
any state, on the license plate. Non-compliance may result in a Miscellaneous<\/p>\n
Major Notice of Violation (NOV).<\/p>\n
D.1<\/p>\n
A one-time exception of one year to allow residents with special<\/p>\n
circumstances to provide a certificate of non-operation issued by the DMV<\/p>\n
in lieu of a current vehicle registration may be allowed.<\/p>\n
Special<\/p>\n
circumstances might include temporary physical impairment or other<\/p>\n
reasons deemed valid by the Security Director, but will not include the<\/p>\n
vehicle being inoperable.<\/p>\n
Only RVs, passenger and commercial vehicles registered solely to a resident(s)<\/p>\n
of Laguna Woods Village will be given permits.<\/p>\n
A resident(s) of a currently<\/p>\n
registered RV, passenger or commercial vehicle will provide the following<\/p>\n
information at the time of application to rent a RV space and annually thereafter,<\/p>\n
within 30 days of their vehicle registration renewal: a valid driver’s license, proof<\/p>\n
of appropriate theft and liability insurance, and vehicle registration papers. Non-<\/p>\n
compliance may result in a Miscellaneous Minor NOV. In addition, the Security<\/p>\n
Division must verify the vehicle before it is placed in the assigned space.<\/p>\n
Any changes in the vehicle ownership, address, insurance or phone number of<\/p>\n
the owner, or the license plate number of the vehicle, must be reported to the<\/p>\n
Security Division within seven (7) days of the change. Written notification shall<\/p>\n
be mailed, or delivered, to Laguna Woods Village Security, 24351 El Toro Road,<\/p>\n
Laguna Woods, CA 92637. Security will acknowledge receipt of documents.<\/p>\n
Non-compliance may result in a Miscellaneous Minor or Major NOV.<\/p>\n
Spaces in the RV lots will be assigned by the Security Division on a first come,<\/p>\n
first served basis, one vehicle per space. A maximum of two spaces per manor<\/p>\n
may be assigned, in accordance with Item H. Owners of multiple manors are<\/p>\n
allowed a maximum of two spaces in accordance with ltem H. Spaces will be<\/p>\n
assigned by the length of the vehicle in order to make the best use of the<\/p>\n
available spaces. Space assignments are subject to change upon notification.<\/p>\n
Vehicles may only be parked within the footprint of the assigned space. A car<\/p>\n
caddy, or flat-bed trailer as described in Section B, may be parked with a motor<\/p>\n
home.<\/p>\n
Vehicles not parked in their assigned space will be subject to tow at<\/p>\n
owners\u2019 expense.
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Additional RV Lot Space (No longer allowed since Jan. 1, 2018)<\/p>\n
H.1<\/p>\n
Residents are permitted to lease two RV Lot spaces per manor, excepting<\/p>\n
passenger and commercial vehicles in RV Lot B. Residents will not be<\/p>\n
permitted to lease a second space for an identical type RV (i.e.: two<\/p>\n
motor homes) or a trailer\/camper that cannot be towed by the Primary<\/p>\n
RV stored<\/p>\n
in the first space.<\/p>\n
Non-compliance may result in a<\/p>\n
Miscellaneous Major NOV. Residents will be permitted to use the second<\/p>\n
space for vehicles as defined in the Rules and Regulations.<\/p>\n
Vehicles<\/p>\n
used for towing, or vehicles that are towed in conjunction with the primary<\/p>\n
RV may also be permitted, but only in the second space leased. These<\/p>\n
vehicles may<\/p>\n
include automobiles;<\/p>\n
passenger<\/p>\n
vans designed to<\/p>\n
accommodate ten (10) or fewer people; sport utility vehicles; trucks; or<\/p>\n
boats or personal water craft on open trailers. A reserve pool of five (5)<\/p>\n
empty parking spaces (an assortment of sizes) will be maintained for new<\/p>\n
first-space lessees. A second space will be leased to a resident only if a<\/p>\n
large enough space is available; there are no new residents on the RV lot<\/p>\n
waiting list for a parking space of equal or lesser size; and the reserve<\/p>\n
pool of five (5) empty parking spaces is maintained.<\/p>\n
H.2<\/p>\n
Second space leases will be assigned on a first come, first served basis.<\/p>\n
Residents occupying space in Lots A and B who would like a second<\/p>\n
space will be required to submit their name, contact information, and the<\/p>\n
type and size of RV or other permitted vehicle they will store.<\/p>\n
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resident will be required to provide two preferred methods of contact,<\/p>\n
such as a home phone, a cell phone, a relative\u2019s phone, or an e-mail<\/p>\n
address. Each resident can only submit one vehicle for consideration. Of<\/p>\n
the available spaces for lease, the closest fit greater than or equal to the<\/p>\n
size of the vehicle will be assigned.<\/p>\n
H.3<\/p>\n
If a resident has a vehicle that no space can accommodate, they will be<\/p>\n
placed on the Second Space waiting list.<\/p>\n
Because spaces will be<\/p>\n
assigned to the best fit available, there is no guarantee that the second<\/p>\n
space will be adjacent to, or even in the same lot as, the primary space.<\/p>\n
H.4<\/p>\n
If a new resident makes a request for a parking space for an RV and<\/p>\n
there are no spaces available or no appropriate size space available in<\/p>\n
the reserve pool of five (5) empty parking spaces, a resident may be<\/p>\n
required to vacate if they are leasing a second RV, passenger or<\/p>\n
commercial space having a size that could accommodate the new<\/p>\n
resident’s RV. The space to be vacated would be chosen at random from<\/p>\n
a pool of second RV, passenger and commercial spaces of equal or<\/p>\n
greater size required for the new resident’s RV.<\/p>\n
If there is no second<\/p>\n
space that is large enough to accommodate the new resident’s RV, they<\/p>\n
will be added to the normal waiting list.<\/p>\n
H.5<\/p>\n
Residents will be given a 30-day notice by GREF if required to vacate their<\/p>\n
second, passenger or commercial vehicle space in order to accommodate
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a new resident’s RV. Staff will attempt to contact the vacating resident,<\/p>\n
and will send a letter to their manor informing them they are required to<\/p>\n
vacate.<\/p>\n
H.6<\/p>\n
If the space is not vacated within 30 days of the postmarked date of the<\/p>\n
notice, a NOV will be issued, and could result in disciplinary procedure<\/p>\n
and\/or fines. The resident may be at risk of having the RV, passenger or<\/p>\n
commercial vehicle towed and would be responsible for the towing and<\/p>\n
impound fees.<\/p>\n
If the resident is on vacation or otherwise indisposed, or<\/p>\n
cannot be reached by the contact person they have given, it will not be<\/p>\n
Staff’s responsibility to go above and beyond the procedures required in<\/p>\n
the Recreational Vehicle (RV) Parking Areas \u2014 Rules and Regulations<\/p>\n
regarding notification. The resident would be advised when requesting a<\/p>\n
second space that they should always have a back-up plan for RV<\/p>\n
storage.<\/p>\n
No structures of any kind may be erected on the leased space (i.e. tents,<\/p>\n
portable garages, etc.).<\/p>\n
Security may request that a RV, passenger or commercial vehicle be moved as<\/p>\n
required for maintenance of the RV lot. When a 10-day notice has been issued,<\/p>\n
and if the vehicle has not been moved, Staff may move the vehicle or have the<\/p>\n
vehicle moved. All costs incurred will then be charged to the resident leasing the<\/p>\n
space.<\/p>\n
The RV Lot lease fee is $320.00 per RV (Effective Jan. 1, 2018), passenger or<\/p>\n
commercial vehicle space per year. Annual billing is sent out each January for<\/p>\n
all RVs, passenger and commercial vehicles stored in the RV lots as of January<\/p>\n
1st of each year. A prorated refund will be given if the space is cancelled during<\/p>\n
the year.<\/p>\n
RV lot keys or access shall only be granted to those residents having a RV lot<\/p>\n
permit. A maximum of two keys or cards per space will be issued. The resident<\/p>\n
will be the only one issued a key or card for access to the lots. The resident may<\/p>\n
not give or loan their keys or cards to anyone. In order for a non-resident to tend<\/p>\n
to a permitted vehicle, only if a Resident accompanies them.<\/p>\n
The Security Division will charge $10.00 as a deposit for each key or card. This<\/p>\n
fee is refundable upon return to the Security Division. Keys must be returned to<\/p>\n
Security and cards deactivated upon cancellation of the space.<\/p>\n
The fee for<\/p>\n
replacement of lost keys or cards is $25.00 and it is not refundable.<\/p>\n
A current copy of the RV Parking Areas Rules and Regulations will be issued to<\/p>\n
the responsible party of the leased space at time of application.<\/p>\n
Security will<\/p>\n
notify residents when the Rules and Regulations are revised by GRF.<\/p>\n
The GRF Board of Directors has authorized the GRF Traffic Committee to review<\/p>\n
all NOVs specific to the RV Lot Rules and Regulations and has authorized the
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Security Division to strictly enforce all GRF RV Lot Rules and Regulations noted<\/p>\n
herein. The GRF Board of Directors has authorized the Security Division to tow<\/p>\n
or remove vehicles or property in violation of these Rules and Regulations, from<\/p>\n
the RV Storage Lots at the owner’s expense. Any exceptions to these operating<\/p>\n
procedures require the written approval of the Director of Security or designee<\/p>\n
and\/or the Golden Rain Foundation. NOV records shall be kept for three years.<\/p>\n
The GRF Board of Directors of the Corporation has established penalties for<\/p>\n
violations of these regulations and has noted them on the last page of these<\/p>\n
Rules and Regulations. Penalties may be greater for repeated violations within a<\/p>\n
three-year period.<\/p>\n
0.1<\/p>\n
GREF Traffic Committee Hearing.<\/p>\n
O.1.a.<\/p>\n
Members to whom an NOV is issued shall be entitled to a hearing<\/p>\n
before the GRF Traffic Committee. Notice of the hearing shall be<\/p>\n
sent to the Member not less than 15 days prior to the hearing.<\/p>\n
Notice shall be sent by first-class mail to the most recent address of<\/p>\n
the Member shown on the Member’s mutual\u2019s records. Such notice<\/p>\n
shall set forth the proposed action to be taken against the Member,<\/p>\n
the reasons therefore, the right to be heard, orally or in writing, at the<\/p>\n
hearing, and the date, time and place of the hearing.<\/p>\n
Members<\/p>\n
wishing to appear at the GRF Traffic Committee hearing to contest<\/p>\n
the NOV shall notify the Security Division, no less than 7 days prior<\/p>\n
to the hearing at which the Member intends to appear.<\/p>\n
0.1b<\/p>\n
The Member shall be given an opportunity to be heard and present<\/p>\n
evidence either in person, by counsel, or by both, or in writing, at the<\/p>\n
hearing before the GRF Traffic Committee.<\/p>\n
O.1.c<\/p>\n
Following the hearing, the GRF Traffic Committee shall decide in<\/p>\n
good faith and in a fair and reasonable manner whether they will<\/p>\n
recommend to GRF\u2019s Board of Directors that the Member be<\/p>\n
disciplined; and, if so, the terms and period of the discipline.<\/p>\n
0.1.d<\/p>\n
The GRF Traffic Committee\u2019s decision shall be communicated to the<\/p>\n
Member along with a notice to the Member that, in the event the<\/p>\n
Committee recommends the GRF Board imposes discipline on the<\/p>\n
Member, their recommendation will be considered by GRF\u2019s Board<\/p>\n
of Directors at a subsequent Executive Session.<\/p>\n
0.2<\/p>\n
GRF Board Disciplinary Hearing
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0.2.a<\/p>\n
Members to whom an NOV has been issued and for whom the GRF<\/p>\n
Traffic Committee has recommended the GRF Board<\/p>\n
impose<\/p>\n
discipline shall be entitled to a hearing before the GRF Board of<\/p>\n
Directors. Notice of the hearing shall be sent to the Member not less<\/p>\n
than 15 days prior to the hearing before the Board. Notice shall be<\/p>\n
sent by first-class mail to the most recent address of the Member<\/p>\n
shown on the Member’s mutual\u2019s records. Such notice shall set forth<\/p>\n
the proposed action to be taken against the Member, the reasons<\/p>\n
therefore, the right to be heard, orally or in writing, at the hearing,<\/p>\n
and the date, time and place of the hearing.<\/p>\n
0.2b<\/p>\n
The hearing shall be conducted in Executive Session. The Member<\/p>\n
shall be given an opportunity to be heard and present evidence<\/p>\n
either in person, by counsel, or by both, or in writing, at the hearing<\/p>\n
before the GRF Board.<\/p>\n
0.2.c<\/p>\n
Following the hearing, the GRF Board of Directors shall decide in<\/p>\n
good faith and in a fair and reasonable manner whether the Member<\/p>\n
should be disciplined and, if so, the terms and period of the<\/p>\n
discipline.<\/p>\n
0.2.d<\/p>\n
The decision of a majority of the GRF Board of Directors shall be final<\/p>\n
and binding upon the Member, and shall be communicated, together<\/p>\n
with notice of the right to appeal the decision, as set forth in<\/p>\n
subsection 4.6.4 of GRF\u2019s Bylaws, in writing to the Member within 15<\/p>\n
days of the hearing.<\/p>\n
0.2.<\/p>\n
If the member does not resolve the conditions of the NOV, or if<\/p>\n
additional NOVs are issued, the matter will be presented to the GRF<\/p>\n
Board for a decision that could impose a fine of up to $500.00 and\/or<\/p>\n
restrict member privileges.<\/p>\n
It is prohibited to allow RVs, passenger or commercial vehicles to be plugged into<\/p>\n
the electrical outlets on the light poles for more than three days in a 30-day<\/p>\n
period. When Security observes an infraction of this rule, the RV will be issued a<\/p>\n
Notice of Violation (Miscellaneous Major) and will be unplugged without notice to<\/p>\n
the resident.<\/p>\n
It is prohibited to allow RV slide outs to be extended (opened) for more than<\/p>\n
three days in a 30-day period.<\/p>\n
Extended slide outs may not encroach into<\/p>\n
adjacent parking spaces.<\/p>\n
Violations observed will<\/p>\n
result<\/p>\n
in a NOV<\/p>\n
(Miscellaneous Major).
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It is prohibited to operate a generator in an unattended RV. When Security<\/p>\n
observes an infraction of this rule, the RV will be issued a NOV (Miscellaneous<\/p>\n
Major) and the generator will be shut off, if accessible to Security, without notice<\/p>\n
to the resident. If the generator is not accessible, Security will attempt to notify<\/p>\n
the owner to shut it off.<\/p>\n
If a vehicle is occupied (lived in) while it is parked in the RV lot or within Laguna<\/p>\n
Woods Village, the responsible resident will be subject to disciplinary action by<\/p>\n
the GRF Board of Directors.<\/p>\n
The speed limit within the RV lot is 10 miles per hour. Violators will be issued a<\/p>\n
NOV for Speeding.<\/p>\n
Residents are required to keep the area around their RVs, passenger and<\/p>\n
commercial vehicles clean and free of clutter\/litter at all times. All trash is to be<\/p>\n
placed in trash containers.<\/p>\n
No debris shall be tossed onto the slopes.<\/p>\n
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hazardous materials are to be disposed of in the RV lot (i.e. batteries, tires, anti-<\/p>\n
freeze and other vehicle fluids).<\/p>\n
Residents should be conscious of standing<\/p>\n
water and make every effort to avoid this (i.e. drain plug pulled, covers taut, etc.).<\/p>\n
Tarps and covers must be maintained; frayed, torn or worn tarps or covers that<\/p>\n
create an appearance of neglect or clutter will result in a NOV (Miscellaneous<\/p>\n
Major).<\/p>\n
No materials of any kind may be stored in the space outside of the vehicle or<\/p>\n
trailer.<\/p>\n
Security has the right to issue a Notice of Violation, or remove and<\/p>\n
discard any equipment or property of any kind that is left in the space or any<\/p>\n
other area of the RV Storage Lot.<\/p>\n
All costs associated with the removal and<\/p>\n
disposal of non-authorized materials will be at the owner’s expense.<\/p>\n
Blocks or planks shall be used under jacks or iron wheels, etc. to prevent<\/p>\n
excessive loads on the asphalt. Violations will result in a Jack Support NOV.<\/p>\n
It is prohibited to level, support or raise RVs, trailers or vehicle frames with<\/p>\n
anything other than permanently installed jacks. Violations observed will result in<\/p>\n
a NOV (Miscellaneous Major).<\/p>\n
Wheel chocks, planks, bricks, wheel covers, etc. are not to be abandoned in an<\/p>\n
unoccupied resident’s space.<\/p>\n
Abandoned materials may be discarded by<\/p>\n
Security and a NOV for clutter may be issued.<\/p>\n
RV, trailer, and vehicle wheels shall be chocked with a minimum of two<\/p>\n
Manufactured Wheel Chocks to prevent accidental coasting or movement due to<\/p>\n
strong winds or other conditions. Violations (use of rocks, bricks, scrap or fire<\/p>\n
wood, etc.) will result in a NOV for failure to provide the proper Wheel Chocks.
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The rules regarding use of the wash area and\/ or sanitary connections are<\/p>\n
posted and must be followed. Violations will result in a NOV (Miscellaneous<\/p>\n
Major).<\/p>\n
BB<\/p>\n
Damage to other vehicles shall be reported to the owner of the vehicle and to the<\/p>\n
Security Division in accordance with the California DMV Code Section 20002.<\/p>\n
CC<\/p>\n
No repairs, restoration or any mechanical maintenance shall be permitted on the<\/p>\n
premises.<\/p>\n
Vehicles must be removed from the RV lot for any repairs or<\/p>\n
maintenance. No work or maintenance shall be done to vehicles while in the lot<\/p>\n
that would tend to litter the area around the space, such as removing wheels and<\/p>\n
tires, overhauling, reconstruction, changing engine oil, etc. The Security Division<\/p>\n
Watch Commander (597-4257) may allow a variance to the above based upon<\/p>\n
exigent circumstances.<\/p>\n
DD<\/p>\n
A resident’s personal passenger vehicle may be parked in their motor home RV<\/p>\n
or commercial space when the motor home or commercial vehicle is not present.<\/p>\n
EE<\/p>\n
RVs may be parked at the resident’s manor for up to six hours while the vehicle<\/p>\n
is being loaded or un-loaded.<\/p>\n
If more time is required due to extenuating<\/p>\n
circumstances, the Security Division Watch Commander (949-597-4257) may<\/p>\n
approve additional time to load or un-load.<\/p>\n
FF<\/p>\n
Any prior Recreational Vehicle (RV) Parking Areas Rules and Regulations or<\/p>\n
agreements in existence at the time these Recreational Vehicle (RV) Parking<\/p>\n
Areas Rules and Regulations and monetary penalties are adopted are<\/p>\n
superseded and canceled.<\/p>\n
GG<\/p>\n
Non-payment of fees in addition to any late fees incurred may result in the<\/p>\n
disciplinary procedure being implemented by GRF and imposition of fines up to<\/p>\n
$500 and\/or restriction of privileges.<\/p>\n
HH<\/p>\n
If an issued NOV has not been addressed\/corrected by the lessee within 30 days<\/p>\n
of notification, a second NOV for the same violation will be issued. If the lessee<\/p>\n
continues to ignore the violation, additional disciplinary measures may be<\/p>\n
recommended by the GRF Security and Community Access Committee to the<\/p>\n
GRF Board of Directors that may include an imposition of fines up to $500 and\/or<\/p>\n
restriction of GRF privileges.
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Recreational Vehicles Rules and Regulations<\/p>\n
Resolution 90-16-25<\/p>\n
Page 10 of 10<\/p>\n
Violation<\/p>\n
1st Offense<\/p>\n
2nd Offense<\/p>\n
d Offense<\/p>\n
(or more)<\/p>\n
Hazardous Material Violation<\/p>\n
$75<\/p>\n
$100<\/p>\n
$150<\/p>\n
Wheel Chock Violation<\/p>\n
$40<\/p>\n
$60<\/p>\n
$80<\/p>\n
Jack Support Violation<\/p>\n
$40<\/p>\n
$60<\/p>\n
$80<\/p>\n
Maintenance or Repair Violation<\/p>\n
$50<\/p>\n
$100<\/p>\n
$150<\/p>\n
$25<\/p>\n
$50<\/p>\n
$75<\/p>\n
Miscellaneous (Minor)<\/p>\n
Miscellaneous (Major)<\/p>\n
$50<\/p>\n
$100<\/p>\n
$150<\/p>\n
*Consult the Recreational Vehicle (RV) Parking Areas Rules and Regulations for further<\/p>\n
detail on RV Lot violations<\/p>\n
Miscellaneous (Minor)<\/p>\n
Miscellaneous (Major)<\/p>\n
Miscellaneous (Major)<\/p>\n
Flat Tires<\/p>\n
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