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CONASHAUGH LAKES

COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION

RULES AND REGULATIONS

Complete Revision

July 9, 2005 & Updated November 11, 2006

INTRODUCTION

The provisions set forth in this chapter were established for the welfare of the entire community. Adherence to these provisions is the personal responsibility of each ASSOCIATION member. In return for the privileges granted to you, it is expected that you will not only abide by these provisions, but will assist in their enforcement. Appropriate action will be taken in the case of violations of these provisions, as with violations of federal, state, county, township and other laws and ordinances.

The provisions appearing in this chapter are subject to change from time to time. Accordingly, if at any time you are concerned about the applicability of a particular provision, you should inquire as to its status at the CLCA office.

The future success of our community depends upon the cooperation and participation of the ASSOCIATION’s members. Your support and consideration for your fellow members will enable us to preserve the natural beauty of our environment and enjoy our Conashaugh Lakes way of life.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

RULES AND REGULATIONS

Article 1 Definitions

Article 2 Membership Identification

Article 3 Entry Rules

Article 4 Commercial Vehicles

Article 5 Use of Facilities Generally: Badges

Article 6 Pool and Pool house

Article 7 Outdoor Recreational Areas

Article 8 Tennis/Basketball

Article 9 Fishing and Boating

Article 10 Hunting: Use of Firearms

Article 11 Pets

Article 12 Land and Property Use

Article 13 Renting of Property Regulations

Article 14 Sanitation Garbage and Trash Disposal

Article 15 Recreational and Other Motor Vehicles

Article 16 Traffic and Safety

Article 17 Abandoned Vehicles

Article 18 Failure to Report Accidents

Article 19 Vandalism – Trespass – Fireworks – Harassment

Article 20 Saved For Future Use

Article 21 Saved For Future Use

Article 22 Saved For Future Use

Article 23 Saved For Future Use

Article 24 Saved For Future Use

Article 25 Penalties and Fines: Enforcement

ARTICLE 1: DEFINITIONS

(a) ASSOCIATION: The Conashaugh Lakes Community Association (CLCA), consisting of all owners of lots

located in CLCA as described in deeds recorded in the Record Office of Pike County, Pennsylvania.

(b) GUEST: A person other than a Member (as defined below) who has been authorized by a Member to enter

CLCA for the purpose of visiting the Members.

standing. The owner promises to pay:

(1) Such reasonable annual fees or dues as CLCA may by its By Laws prescribe.

(2) Such reasonable annual fees or assessments as CLCA may charge for the repair and maintenance of the streets and roads, including snow removal.

(3) Such reasonable annual fees as CLCA may charge for garbage and trash removal to be provided by CLCA and which service each owner agrees to use. (DRC)

Each spouse residing with an Owner shall also be deemed to be a Member for purposes of these Rules and Regulations.

(d) GOOD STANDING: A member who is up to date in all payments of dues, applicable fees and assessments.

(e) RENTER: A person who rents or leases real property within the geographical boundaries of CLCA from Member who is the Owner of such property.

(f) ASSOCIATE: A person identified by the Owner who does not reside at the Owner’s permanent address but has been authorized by the Member to be issued a gate entry card. (LIMIT 2)

(g) GATE ENTRY CARD: A magnetic card that is issued to gain entrance into CLCA. The gate card (access card) may either be active or inactive.

(h) KEY PAD NUMBER: A lot number is assigned to each property and will be used as a means of identifying the owner when verbal registration of a guest, contractor, or delivery person is required.

(i) COMMITTEE MEMBER: Community members who are in good standing may participate in any two (2) standing Committees of their choice at any time. In accordance with existing By Laws, only CLCA Members in good standing may participate in and vote on these Committees. The chairperson should make all prospective participants interested in serving on these committees aware of the voting policy.

(j) 911 or STREET NUMBER: The 911 number is assigned by the Pike County Emergency Management to specifically identify a property location when associated with a street name.

ARTICLE 2: MEMBERSHIP IDENTIFICATION

(a) Upon payment in full of the Annual Dues or being current with an approved payment plan and any other applicable charges, Members will receive from the Association office, car stickers for each vehicle registered to their permanent address or name. Registration of the vehicle must be presented as proof of ownership for CLCA vehicle registration. Form available in the CLCA Office.

(b) Additionally, Members may assign ASSOCIATE status (limit 2), as defined herein, to family members and others. Upon registration as an Associate, a vehicle sticker and gate card will be issued for each vehicle of the Associate for a fee of $25.00. Registration of the vehicle must be presented as proof of Associate status. Forms are available in the Association Office.

(c) All vehicles of the Member or Associate are to have the assigned identification stickers in the vehicle and displayed when parking at recreational facilities or common areas, so as to be visible from the outside.

ARTICLE 3: ENTRY RULES (SEE FINE SCHEDULE)

Section 3.1 Gate Entry Card Purpose and Use

(a) The gate entry card is a device to permit a property owner (associate or registered renter) unlimited access through the gate by way of gate card entry device. In order to gain entry to CLCA a gate entry card must be used or Members may be contacted via tele-entry.

One gate entry card will be issued per registered vehicle. Gate entry cards are not transferable and shall not be used for any other vehicle than the one to which it is registered. Members are responsible to maintain proper vehicle registration identification with CLCA office. Failure to update change of vehicle will result in card being deactivated.

(b) Property Owners

(1) Property Owners will be issued gate entry cards, upon request, for each vehicle registered under their name or permanent address that is to be used on CLCA properties, provided the owners have paid their current dues/assessments and all applicable fees.

(2) Associates, as designated by the Owner, shall receive a gate entry card for one registered vehicle for a fee of $25.00

(c) Renters/Tenants: Upon the leasing of the home, they will be issued a temporary gate entry card for a deposit of $25.00 (cash). If not returned immediately after the expiration of their lease, the deposit is forfeited and the card deactivated.

(d) Staff Members: Staff members and seasonal employees will be assigned a gate entry card for use during their normal working day. Gate entry cards are to be surrendered at time of receiving final paycheck. Failure to surrender gate entry card will result in a $20.00 fee.

(e) Delivery Vehicles: Owners must contact office (Security, when office is closed) when a delivery vehicle is expected and identify them with their key pad number.

(f) A new card to replace a lost or stolen card previously issued will be issued at the cost of $10.00. The lost or stolen card will be deactivated. In the event that the card in question is recovered within fourteen (14) days and the re-issued card is returned to the Office, the $10.00 charge will be refunded.

(g) Misuse of Cards: Cards are to be used only by the vehicle to which it was issued. Misuse or transferal of the card without prior approval of CLCA office will result in a fine and permanent deactivation.

(h). The Tele-Entry is provided for members to permit authorized visitors, for legitimate reasons to enter their

property within CLCA only. Allowing unauthorized persons entry or access to CLCA is prohibited.

Section 3.2 Damaging the Entrance and/or Exit Gates

(a) The operator of any motor vehicle who is operating said vehicle upon the roads of the CLCA shall not do deliberate, intentional damage to the entrance and/or exit gate(s) with a motor vehicle, by hand or otherwise deliberately force or attempt to force the gate into the raised position.

(b) Any person or vehicle causing damage to the entrance or exit gates shall be fined a sum as prescribed in the fine schedule for repairs. An additional fine will be imposed for deliberate gate destruction. The fine will be doubled for each offense occurring within one year of the original violation.

ARTICLE 4: COMMERCIAL VEHICLES (SEE FINE SCHEDULE)

Definitions: Commercial Vehicles are defined as any vehicle used for commercial business, including but not limited to delivery vehicles, service vehicles, repair vehicles and maintenance vehicles.

Section 4.1 General Requirements

(a) A signed affidavit by owner, that said commercial vehicle does not exceed the CLCA weight and length limitation, as defined below.

(b) Commercial vehicles may not enter or park within CLCA between the hours of 6:00 p.m. and 8:00 a.m. unless owned by a CLCA property owner or resident, used for daily personal transportation and meet the following guidelines:

(1) The vehicle is of the type normally used by the general public for personal transportation. (Pick-up, utility body truck, tractor or van.)

(2) The vehicle is less than two hundred forty-nine (249) inches long and less than eighty-five (85) inches high.

(3) The vehicle’s gross vehicle weight rating does not exceed ten thousand (10,000) pounds. Weight restraint is applicable only when road ban is in effect.

(4) The vehicle shall not be loaded with anything, which would cause it to exceed the dimensions, or weight restrictions mentioned in item 2 or 3.

(5) The vehicle has no attachments in the rear except for pick-up truck caps, toolbox, and fifth wheel or ball-hitch for towing trailers.

(c) CLCA maintenance vehicles and equipment that are owned, contracted, leased or rented for use by CLCA are excluded from the requirements of this Section.

(d) A fine shall be imposed and a licensed commercial towing operator, at the sole risk and liability of the owner/operator, may remove the commercial vehicle found in violation of this section from CLCA property

Article 5: USE OF FACILITIES GENERALLY: BADGES (SEE FINE SCHEDULE)

Section 5.1 General Requirements

(a) Use of Association facilities is restricted to members in good standing, the members of their families living wiith them and Guests.

(b) No alcoholic beverages shall be permitted within CLCA Common Areas with the exception of CLCA Recreation Committee sanctioned events.

(c) Badges are provided to Members to enable the ASSOCIATION to restrict admission to CLCA recreational facilities, including its pool, beach, lakes, tennis courts and ballfield. Each Owner in good standing, upon proper application, is entitled to a badge, an additional badge for each additional family member living in the Owner’s household and two extra Guest Badges per property Owner.

(d) An Owner in good standing may purchase additional annual Guest badges (not exceeding four) for $20.00 each. A family guest pass is also available, once a year, for a 7 day period for $75.00.

(e) Members in good standing may also purchase additional, temporary, weekly Guest passes (not exceeding four) for $10.00 each.

(f) Members in good standing may purchase additional daily badges (not exceeding four) for $3.00 each. (11/2002)

(g) Badges must be worn in a visible manner at all times when using CLCA’s recreational facilities.

(h) A Fee of $10.00 shall be charged for replacement of lost badges. A $7.00 fee will be charged for a retake of an existing badge with trade in. Minors (3 to 14 years old) shall be allowed to have a replacement badge with a trade in every three years free of charge. (11/2002)

Section 5.2 Passes/Badges

(a) “GUEST” and “FAMILY” members eligible for the use of guest or family passes shall not include members of the Association who are not members in good standing. That is, a Member or family member not in good standing may not gain access to the facilities of CLCA by acquiring a guest or family member pass from a friend or relative who is a member in good standing.

(1) Violations of this regulation shall be punishable by a fine to be assessed against the party giving the pass.

(2) Any Member who is not in good standing and is found using the facilities will be fined.

(3) Any Member who loses his/her badge (s) must notify the office immediately.

(b) Repeat violations shall be subject to amenity suspension for up to one (1) year.

ARTICLE 6: POOL AND POOL HOUSE (SEE FINE SCHEDULE)

Section 6.1 General Conditions

(a) Pool hours are set by CLCA’s designated representative or its Board of Directors, and shall be posted on the pump house or elsewhere in the pool area. Pool hours shall be subject to change from time to time. The lifeguard on duty has the authority to close the pool at any time due to weather conditions or for safety reasons. Entry to the pool area at any time when the pool shall not be opened will be considered as trespassing and treated accordingly.

(b) No child under ten (10) years of age will be permitted in the pool area unless accompanied by a responsible adult.

(c) All recreational facilities are to be used at user’s own risk. Only members in good standing, their families and guests are entitled to use the pool, common areas and facilities of the development subject to the Rules and Regulations.

(d) Every person must present proper identification (membership badge) before using any CLCA facility. Identification badges shall be displayed at all times.

(e) Pool users are required to abide by the pool rules posted throughout the pool area.

(f) The lifeguards or a CLCA Representative, may deny violators their pool privileges and enforce pool rules. CLCA’s Board of Directors will review the circumstances leading to any expulsion. (1/21/90).

(g) The toilet and shower facilities at the pool house are available to pool users only during pool hours or events on the pool premises sponsored or sanctioned by CLCA.

(h) No running, pushing or roughhousing will be permitted in the pool area. Conduct adversely affecting the pleasure or safety of others, including the use of loud audio equipment, is prohibited.

(i) Appropriate bathing attire shall be worn in the pool which shall include special diapers for children requiring them.

(j) No glass bottles/containers or alcoholic beverages of any type will be permitted inside the pool area, glass containers are permitted inside the Club House. Consumption of food and non-alcoholic beverages will be permitted at the picnic tables only. Beverages in aluminum cans or plastic containers can be consumed around the perimeter of the pool. All poolside garbage or waste materials must be disposed of in the refuse containers provided.

(k) No animals are permitted in the pool or beach areas.

Section 6.2 Pool Facilities Rules and Regulations

(a) All swimmers must obey posted rules.

(b) All changing of clothes to be done in changing rooms only.

(c) Lifeguards and their supervisors are fully responsible for rule enforcement, disciplinary action and other measures to maintain the proper conduct and safety for the enjoyment of all the people using the pool.

(d) Lifeguards are completely in charge of the pool area and their instructions shall be obeyed.

(e) Non -swimmers are not allowed in deep end of the pool.

(f) Only one person at a time shall be permitted in the designated diving area as defined by the orange line. Diving towards the pool wall or ladder or swimming into the diving area is prohibited

(g) For non-swimmers, life jacket floating vests, small tubes and arm floaters may be used in the pool provided an adult swimmer is in attendance.

(h) All accidents must be reported to the lifeguards and to the CLCA office immediately.

(i) CLCA is not responsible for any valuables left at the common areas, i.e., pool, bathhouses or club house.

(j) Running, shoving, pushing, and horseplay will not be tolerated.

(k) No congregating around ladder areas or the lifeguard chairs. Socializing with or otherwise distracting a lifeguard while he or she is on duty is prohibited.

(l) Loud audio equipment playing is prohibited.

(m) All trash must be properly disposed of in containers provided.

(n) Unauthorized persons are not allowed in the pool maintenance, filtration, chlorination or chemical storage areas.

(o) No roller skates, scooters, skate boards or bikes allowed in pool area.

ARTICLE 7: OUTDOOR RECREATIONAL AREAS (SEE FINE SCHEDULE)

Beaches, Lakes And Outdoor Recreational Areas

(a) Access to the outdoor play areas is prohibited after 10:00 PM, unless the Association’s Board of Directors shall permit otherwise for a specific purpose.

(b) All recreational facilities are to be used at user’s own risk. Only members in good standing, their families and guests are entitled to use pool, common areas and facilities of the Association subject to the rules and regulations.

(c) CLCA identification badges shall be on the person using the facilities. If the person is not actively engaged in a sport the badge shall be displayed.

(d) Domestic animals are not permitted on the beach area

(e) Food and non-alcoholic drink are allowed at the designated picnic areas only. Glass bottles/containers are prohibited in any area of outdoor recreation. Picnic area users must clean up their trash and place it in the containers provided before leaving the area.

(f) Parking at any recreational area is permitted only in designated parking areas.

(g) Children using the recreational facilities, other then the pool, who are under the age of eight (8) must be accompanied and supervised by an adult.

ARTICLE 8: TENNIS/BASKETBALL (SEE FINE SCHEDULE)

(a) Tennis/Basketball courts may be used only for the game of Tennis/Basketball. Other activities which would involve motorized vehicles, skateboarding, skating, etc., are prohibited in the Tennis Court area.

(b) Appropriate attire, including foot-ware, must be worn at all times. (3/18/90)

(c) Violations of the rules shall be reported to the Community Representative or the CLCA Board of Directors. Violations will result in the suspension of court privileges of the violator for a period of 10-90 days, at the discretion of the Association’s Board of Directors or its designated representative. (3/18/90)

ARTICLE 9: FISHING AND BOATING (SEE FINE SCHEDULE)

Section 9.1 Fishing

(a) Only Members in good standing, their families and guests are permitted to fish on CLCA property.

Our lakes are private and they are for the use and enjoyment of all Members in good standing and their guests. However, the lakes are subject to the state laws and therefore a valid fishing license is required by anyone sixteen (16) years of age and older. Current CLCA badges must be worn at all times while using the facilities. Our program is catch and release only for large mouth bass.

(b) Fishing from the beach area or the boat launching area is prohibited. Ice fishing is at the sole risk of the persons engaged in such activity and is not permitted on Seneca Lake.

Section 9.2 Boating

(a) Boating on CLCA lakes (excluding Seneca Lake) is limited to rowboats, canoes, paddleboats, pontoon boats and Coast Guard approved inflatables. No watercraft may exceed sixteen (16) feet in length. Gas powered motors are not permitted by CLCA. Boats utilizing electric motors must be registered in the State that the boat is primarily used. All boats are required to have a boat capacity plate permanently mounted.

(b) No watercraft of any type shall be permitted in any active swimming area. The only boats allowed in any swimming area are boats designated for life saving purposes. All watercraft must stay a minimum of fifty (50) feet away from any active swimming area. Diving from any watercraft is strictly forbidden. Hidden rocks or stumps could cause serious injuries to occupants.

(c) All boats (including canoes) must be removed from the lake after use, except where docks are available. Boats may be stored only at Tennis Court/Boat Rack area and at the owner’s sole risk. All boats stored at Tennis Court/Boat Rack area shall be registered with the CLCA, display a CLCA sticker and shall be locked and secured. (7/23/94)

Section 9.3 Boat Registration

(a) All boats used on CLCA lakes, even those kept on docks, shall be registered with the CLCA. CLCA boat registration applications are available at the CLCA Office.

(b) Any individual(s), who is not a valid member of CLCA, who utilizes our lake(s) for boating or fishing may be cited for trespassing and be subject to a fine.

WARNING: The Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission actively enforces all of the Fish and Boat Code, Act 1980-175 PA, C.S., and the regulations promulgated by the Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission as authorized by that law, on all the CLCA water bodies.

For example: a wearable PFD, (Personal Flotation Device), i.e., life jacket is required for each person on board all boats. A throwable flotation device (Type IV - seat cushion or ring buoy) can no longer be used as a substitute for a wearable device. Boats 16 feet in length, or longer are required, in addition, to have one flotation device. All children, twelve years old and younger and non-swimmers must wear a PFD, (Personal Flotation Device) at all times while underway on all Commonwealth waters. Underway includes drifting boats. Also, all boats under 40 feet must have some means of making an efficient sound signal. (A referee whistle or air horn is acceptable).

The Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission will actively issue a citation to anyone in violation of the code. A copy of the Boating handbook may be obtained by calling the Fish Commission NE Regional Office at 570-477-5717

ARTICLE 10: HUNTING: USE OF FIREARMS (SEE FINE SCHEDULE)

Section 10.1 General Conditions

(a). No hunting or discharge of firearms is permitted within CLCA.

(b) Carrying or traveling in a motor vehicle with a loaded firearm (pistol, rifle, shotgun, flintlock, air gun, B.B. gun, bow and arrow, or other device capable of propelling a projectile of any kind) without a valid Pennsylvania License To Carry Firearms, within CLCA is prohibited.

(d) Any Member or Guest who shall cause injury to a deer or other wild animal shall promptly call the Game Warden.

Section 10.2 Carrying of Firearms on CLCA Property

(a) Fine to be imposed if CLCA Member or Guest of member does not have a current Pennsylvania hunting license or is not behaving in a safe manner. People, by law, are allowed to carry a firearm or bow while walking along a road, provided they have a hunting license displayed and the firearm or bow is not loaded, and is at all times pointed in a safe direction. There are a lot of people living in CLCA that hunt and have a right to do so in designated areas of the State. Permit to carry and Pennsylvania game rules all apply.

Section 10.3 No Hunting on CLCA Property

(a) No hunting of any type is permitted on CLCA property, including private properties within the development. Any individual(s) who violates this regulation will be reported to the Pennsylvania Game Commission and a fine will be imposed.

Section 10.4 Discharging of Firearms on CLCA Property

(a) Individual(s) on CLCA property, including private property owners within the development are prohibited from discharging any firearm including air or gas powered rifles, pistols or bows of any type within CLCA community including common areas.

ARTICLE 11: PETS (REFER TO DEED RESTRICTION COVENANTS #18 & #19) (SEE FINE SCHEDULE)

(a) Common domestic household pets are permitted within CLCA but must be currently licensed in accordance with Pennsylvania law and must be housed within a Member’s property. No pet shall be left unattended on a property if the owner shall leave the community for more than 24 hours or you will be subject to a fine.

(b) Owners of pets creating a nuisance shall be subject to a fine.

(d) All animals shall be on their owner’s property and under the control of the owner on said property. No domestic animals shall be permitted to run at-large. When the animal(s) is being walked off of the owner’s property, the animal(s) shall be on a leash and with the owner or a responsible person at all times. Pet restrictions are posted within CLCA

Definition: “At-large” shall mean any animal(s) that is loose within the community. All incidents shall be dealt with accordingly and the appropriate Animal Control Officer shall be notified.

Note: Animal owners shall be held responsible for any damages caused by their animals.

(e) Any dog found to be at large may be captured and confined in a Dog Confinement area for 24 hours, to be claimed by the owner at an additional $100.00. Owner must pay both fine and fee before animal is released. After twenty-four hours the dog warden will be called to take the unclaimed animal away.” ( 1/03)

(f) All dogs and cats are required to have current rabies vaccinations. All dogs shall be licensed in accordance with Pennsylvania law and shall display the license, rabies medallion and owner’s identification on the dog’s collar. A copy of the cat’s and/or dog’s current vaccinations shall be given to the CLCA office.

(g) Anyone who is caring for or feeding feral cats (outside cats) within the community is required to get a current rabies vaccination for the cat(s) and provide a copy of the vaccination to the CLCA office. 08/09/03

(h) Animal Cruelty Law

In accordance with the Pennsylvania Crimes Code, Subsection 5511, Item C, and Cruelty to Animals - A person commits a summary offense if he wantonly or cruelly ill-treats, overloads, beats, otherwise abuses any animal, or neglects any animal as to which he has a duty of care. Whether belonging to himself or otherwise, or abandons any animal, or deprives any animal of necessary sustenance, drink, shelter or veterinary care, or access to clean and sanitary shelter which will protect the animal against inclement weather and preserve the animal’s body heat and keep it dry.

For more information contact the state dog law enforcement officer at (570) 685-2495 or visit www.agriculture.state.pa.us

ARTICLE 12: LAND AND PROPERTY USE (SEE FINE SCHEDULE)

(a) Clotheslines may be erected or maintained in the least conspicuous area of the owner’s property.

(b) No signs of any type, including political and “For Rent” signs, shall be erected on Community property, other than for sale or name signs meeting their specific restrictions as set forth below.

(1) “For Sale” signs by the Owner will be approved by CLCA or its representative under following restrictions:

1. One (1) sign per lot.

2. Sign to be no larger than 12” X 18”.

3. Sign to be posted off Community right-of-way, a minimum of 25’ from center of road.

4. Sign must be done in a professional manner.

(2) Name signs shall be made no larger than 12”X30” or the equivalent of 360 square inches.

Nonconforming signs will be removed and returned to the Owner, or confiscated, at the discretion of the Board of Directors or its Representative

commercial purposes. (3/18/90)

(d) The owner shall cut dead trees when they cause a fire and/or a safety hazard and is verified by CLCA

maintenance department.

ARTICLE 13: RENTING OF PROPERTY REGULATIONS (SEE FINE SCHEDULE)

Section 13.1 General Conditions

(a) A Member must notify CLCA of his or her intent to rent his or her property and must provide a Tenant Registration Form provided by the CLCA Office. Renter fee, outstanding dues, assessments or other charges must be paid in advance.

(b) A Member must provide any real estate agent seeking to rent his or her property with a copy of these Rules and Regulations and Deed Restrictions and Covenants.

(c) Each renter must comply with these Rules and Regulations and Deed Restrictions and Covenants, a copy of which must be provided to him or her by the Member.

(d) A Member shall not be entitled to use CLCA facilities while his or her property is rented.

(e) Members will be responsible for violation of these Rules and Regulations and Deed Restrictions and Covenants and for damage to CLCA property caused by renters.

(f) Renters Fee: There is a Renters fee of $250.00, subject to change without notice. (11/ 2002)

Section 13.2 Rentals/Leasing

(a) All homeowners are required to register their tenants with the CLCA office on the appropriate tenant registration form which must be signed by the Member or a fine will be imposed.

(1) Total number of persons who will be residing at the Member’s house.

(2) Names of all persons residing at the Member’s house.

(3) Prior address of all persons listed on the Tenant Registration Form.

(4) Length of tenancy.

(5) Key Pad number (LOT number) of property.

(6) Such other information as may be required.

(b) Gate entry cards will be made available for a deposit of $25.00 (cash) per tenant’s vehicle. If card is not returned immediately after the expiration of the period of registration, the deposit will be forfeited and the card deactivated.

Section 13.3 Insurance Requirements

(a) All Owners who are renting their homes within CLCA shall carry liability insurance and shall show proof of the current liability insurance policy to the CLCA office. Upon the expiration of the liability insurance policy, it is the property owner’s responsibility to show proof and the coverage period of the new insurance policy or be subject to a fine.

ARTICLE 14: SANITATION GARBAGE AND TRASH DISPOSAL (SEE FINE SCHEDULE)

Section 14.1 Garbage Etiquette

(a) Garbage and trash shall be kept in sanitary containers, properly covered and secured to avoid upsetting and scattering of debris by animals. If such debris does occur, cleanup must be done IMMEDIATELY.

(b) No lot or common area shall be used as a dumping ground for rubbish.

(c) All household garbage shall be deposited properly in the CLCA dumpster/compactor during posted times only. Cardboard shall be flattened.

Section 14.2 Untidy/Unsightly Properties

Note: Untidy/Unsightly lots create a negative effect on the property values of the surrounding properties. Therefore, in order to protect the property values of community members, the Board of Directors finds it necessary to enforce the following regulations:

(a) The Owners shall maintain their lot(s) and improvements in a neat condition. No abandoned, discarded or junked equipment, watercraft, recreational equipment, old tires or other material shall be placed upon, or permitted to remain upon an Owners property. If, in the opinion of CLCA, the property is untidy or unsightly or constitutes a fire hazard, upon receiving notice of the violation, the Owner shall remove the hazard or debris from the property within thirty (30) days. If the violation continues after thirty (30) days, a fine shall be imposed .

Section 14.3 Health & Sanitation

(a) The accumulation, dumping or depositing of solid waste on the ground, or otherwise out of doors, on any lot, the roadways, common areas, and bodies of water or other property within CLCA is prohibited.

(b) Ordinary household garbage only shall be placed in the designated CLCA trash container at the dumpster site during posted times only.

(c) Dumping trash or recycling at the dumpster site is prohibited before OR after posted hours or when the container is full.

(d) CLCA will NOT collect or receive contractor’s debris. Such removal is the responsibility of the Owner and the builder using hired haulers for disposal.

(e) Removal of such items as major appliances, furniture or other bulk items, is the responsibility of the Owner, and is to be done at his/her own expense, unless otherwise provided by CLCA.

(f) No household garbage shall be placed in containers at the recreational areas.

(g) The collection and disposal of hazardous wastes, as defined by the Department of Environmental Protection shall be in accordance with state regulations. Questions as to the nature of such wastes and the method of disposal should be referred to the individual hauler or the DEP.

(h) All cardboard placed in trash container prior to Recycling Program being enacted must be flattened.

[FOLLOWING RULES WILL BE ENFORCED WHEN RECYCLING PROGRAM IS ENACTED.]

(i) All flattened cardboard, magazines and newspapers are to be placed in the designated CLCA recycle container at the designated site during posted times only.

(j) Mixing of trash with recyclables or mixing of recyclables with trash is subject to a fine.

**ARTICLE 15: MOTOR VEHICLES and LIMITED ATV OPERATIONS (SEE FINE SCHEDULE)**

Section 15.1 Vehicle Requirements 11/11/06

(a) No motor vehicle shall be permitted upon any road in the Community unless it is:

(1) Properly and currently registered, inspected and insured pursuant to the laws of Pennsylvania, or, if different, the state of registration and operated by a licensed operator.

(b) All vehicles must be registered with CLCA and the State in order to be operated in the Community.

(c) The operation of recreational vehicles in CLCA will be permitted only on the owners property and operated only between 10:00 A.M. and 8:00 P.M. during Eastern Standard Time and 10:00 A.M. – 9:00 P.M. during Eastern Daylight Savings Time. Fines will be imposed.

(d) The Owners of properly licensed inspected and insured motor vehicles will be held fully responsible for any personal injury or property damage resulting from their operations.

Section 15.2 Bicycles

(a) Every person operating a bicycle shall ride to the right side of the roadway at all times, except when making a left turn. Proper turn signals shall be used at all times.

(b) Every person operating a bicycle after dark shall wear reflective clothing and the vehicle shall be equipped with a headlight, taillight and reflectors.

(c) Every person operating a bicycle shall wear a safety helmet, approved for the purpose by a certified testing agency, at all times, if required by law.

Section 15.3 OFF ROAD Vehicles ( ATV’s, Dirt Bikes, Recreational Vehicles, Snowmobiles, etc.)

All ATVs, dirt bikes, go-carts, snowmobiles, or any recreational vehicle designed to go off the road are NOT PERMITTED upon any CLCA Road Paved or Unpaved, Improved or Unimproved.

(a) Snow or weather related Emergencies: ATVs that are equipped with a mounted snowplow, engaged in removing snow from driveways only, including their own or close neighbors (when operated by an adult), and not for hire shall be an authorized use within CLCA. ATV’s under no circumstances shall be used for trash runs or to pick up the daily mail.

(b) CLCA State of Emergency: In the event of a CLCA State of Emergency where a Severe Thunderstorm, Ice Storm, Tornado or other natural disaster causes severe disruption to roadways that may prevent Emergency Services from proceeding to a property within CLCA, ATV’S may be used to assist during the State of emergency.

In that case CLCA will issue an emergency pass to any operator of an ATV that is willing to assist in the emergency effort to restore normal operations within CLCA. Emergency Passes will be issued at the office. The Emergency passes will be in effect only during the declared emergency. Operators will be required to operate under the leadership of an emergency director, whether it be local as designated by the Board of Directors or external.

Section 15.4:Violations and Enforcement:

CLCA will enforce the Off Road Vehicle Ban by issuing ONE Trespass warning. After one warning a Trespass Citation shall be submitted to the District Magisterial Judge for prosecution. If the citation is sustained at that court CLCA shall issue a fine of $500.00 dollars for the first offense plus all associated court costs, $750.00 dollars for the second offense plus all associated court costs and $1000.00 for the third offense plus all associated court costs. If the fine is not paid within the established response time of 30 days a Request for Judgment will be submitted to the District Magisterial Judge serving Dingmans Township Court 60-3-03.

ARTICLE 16: TRAFFIC AND SAFETY (SEE FINE SCHEDULE) 11/11/06

Definition: Motor Vehicles

For the purpose of this section, the following term shall have the meaning indicated: Motor Vehicle – A vehicle which is self-propelled, except one which is propelled solely by human power, including but not limited to passenger cars, motorcycles, motor-driven cycles, and trucks.

Section 16.1 General Conditions

(a) CLCA has adopted all Pennsylvania Motor Vehicle Codes as well as CLCA rules of the road which will be observed within CLCA.

(b) No motor vehicle of any type shall be driven or towed in a reckless manner on or along any road within CLCA.

(d) The speed limit on roads within CLCA shall not exceed 25 miles per hour unless otherwise posted.

(e) All operators must observe vehicle noise restrictions within CLCA, i.e. engine revving, radio, horn or loud muffler.

(f) After dark, all motor vehicles must have a full set of operational lights and all bicycles must have a full complement of reflectors.

(g) Parking is prohibited on any green area in the community, within 50 feet of all intersections and on all CLCA roads including the paved and unpaved right of way. Commercial vehicles (other than vehicles owned by CLCA) may not be parked overnight on any road in CLCA except with prior written permission of the CLCA Representative. Members anticipating the need for family and guests to park along the shoulders of the road are required to contact office and receive permission for a specific time frame which will be monitored by security for safety.

(h) The putting of snow onto plowed roads, from driveways, cleaning of vehicles, or of any other means is considered a Traffic Safety violation, subject to a fine which will be increased for repeat offenses.

Section 16.2 Vehicle Documents

(a) Operators license required

The operator of any motor vehicle within CLCA shall have in his/her possession at all times a valid operator’s license. The vehicle operator shall produce a valid operator’s license upon being instructed to do so by CLCA Security personnel. Subject to a fine which will be increased for repeat offenses.

(b) Motor Vehicle Registration Required

The operator of any motor vehicle, who is operating said vehicle upon the roads or any place maintained by CLCA, shall have in his/her possession at all times a valid motor vehicle registration. The vehicle operator shall produce a valid motor vehicle registration for said vehicle upon being instructed to do so by CLCA Security personnel. Subject to a fine which will be increased for repeat offenses.

The operator of any motor vehicle, who is operating said vehicle upon the roads or any place maintained by CLCA, shall have in his/her possession at all times a valid motor vehicle insurance card. The vehicle operator shall produce a valid insurance card for said vehicle upon being instructed to do so by CLCA Security personnel. Subject to a fine which will be increased for repeat offenses.

(d) Failure to Provide Documents

CLCA does not have the authority to Spot Check for items listed above. If a vehicle is stopped for any other violation and the above listed documents are not up to date then a violation can be issued for these items.

Subject to a fine which will be increased for repeat offenses.

(e) Valid Inspection Required

All motor vehicles that are required to be inspected by the state in which they are registered must be inspected and display a valid inspection sticker before being operated on any roads or place maintained by CLCA.

(f) Vehicle Decals

All Members’ vehicles, family members vehicles, and registered renters vehicles occupying the members’ home, should display a CLCA decal for identification and security purposes. Vehicle decals may be obtained from the CLCA office upon providing proof of the vehicle owner’s valid motor vehicle registration and current insurance.

Section 16.3 Duty to Yield to Emergency Vehicles

(a) Definitions: For the purpose of this section, any vehicle owned and maintained by a Fire and Rescue Department, Ambulance Corps, Police Department, CLCA Security or any other vehicle registered as an “emergency vehicle” with the commonwealth of Pennsylvania is classified as an “emergency vehicle”.

(b) Emergency vehicles, when operated in response to calls, shall have the right-of-way. On the approach of any such vehicle, the operator of every other vehicle shall immediately draw his/her vehicle as near as practical to the right-hand side of the road.

(c) Any Fire Department or Ambulance Corp. personnel responding to an emergency situation in a privately owned vehicle, displaying flashing emergency lights shall be given the right-of-way on all CLCA roads.

Section 16.4 Fleeing or attempting to elude CLCA Security Officers:

(a) It is prohibited for any operator of a motor vehicle to fail or refuse to bring his/her vehicle to a stop, or to otherwise flee or attempt to elude a pursuing CLCA Security Officer when given a visual or audible signal to bring the vehicle to a stop. The signal given by CLCA Security Officers may be by hand, voice, emergency lights, or siren.

Section 16.5 Stop and Traffic Control Signs:

Regulation: The size, shape and color of traffic control signs shall be in accordance with the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation and/or the Federal Department of Transportation.

(a) Except when directed to proceed by a Security Officer or persons authorized to direct, control or regulate traffic, every operator of a motor vehicle approaching a stop sign shall stop at a clearly marked stop line or, if none, before entering a crosswalk on the near side of the intersection or, if none, then at the point nearest the intersecting roadway where the operator has a view of approaching traffic on the intersecting roadway before entering.

(b) Motor vehicle operators shall yield the right-of-way to other vehicles at yield signs. Motor vehicles shall slow their vehicle to a near stop, check for approaching traffic and yield the right-of-way to other vehicles and then proceed with caution.

Section 16.6 No Passing Allowed:

(a) Passing of any moving motor vehicles on CLCA roadways is strictly prohibited.

Section 16.7 Passing a Stopped School Bus with Flashing Red Lights:

(a) It is illegal for any motor vehicle operator to pass a stopped school bus with flashing red lights while in the process of loading or unloading school children on CLCA roadways.

All motor vehicles shall stop at least 100 feet from the stopped school bus.

Section 16.8 Allowing Unauthorized Persons to Drive Motorized Vehicles

(a) No person shall authorize or knowingly permit a motor vehicle owned by him/her under his/her control to be operated upon any roadway or place maintained by CLCA by any person who is not an authorized licensed operator.

Section 16.9 Operating a Vehicle in Sensitive Areas

(a) No motorized vehicle may be operated on a dam, berm, common area or beach within CLCA.

Section 16.10 Motor Vehicle Lights:

(a) Every vehicle shall display lighted head lamps and tail lights, while operated on any roadway maintained by CLCA at any time between sunset and sunrise and at any other time when, due to insufficient light or unfavorable atmospheric conditions, persons and vehicles on the roadway are not clearly discernable from a distance of one thousand (1,000) feet ahead.

Section 16.11 Speed Regulations:

(a) The posted maximum speed on any roadway or place maintained by CLCA shall be twenty-five (25) miles per hour and shall be strictly enforced. It is prohibited to exceed the posted speed limit on any CLCA roadway. Subject to a fine which will be increased for repeat offenses.

(b) The maximum posted speed on any CLCA roadway adjacent to a recreational area shall be fifteen (15) miles per hour and shall be strictly enforced. It is prohibited to exceed the posted speed limit on any CLCA roadway. All recreational areas shall have posted signage. Subject to a fine which will be increased for repeat offenses.

Section 16.12 Failure to Obey Direction of Traffic Flow (i.e., One-Way, Do Not Enter, Yield, etc.)

(a) The operator of any motor vehicle who is operating said vehicle upon the roads or any place maintained by CLCA shall obey all posted direction of traffic flow signs.

(b) The operator of any motor vehicle who is operating said vehicle upon the roads of CLCA must obey all posted direction of traffic flow signs at any community entrance or exit so as not to endanger other community residents.

ARTICLE 17: ABANDONED VEHICLES (SEE FINE SCHEDULE)

Definition: A vehicle shall be considered abandoned if it does not bear all of the following:

1. A valid registration sticker

2. A valid certificate of inspection

3. An ascertainable vehicle identification number

(a) It is prohibited to abandon or leave unattended a vehicle on or along a roadway or other property maintained by CLCA.

(b) It is prohibited to abandon a vehicle on private property within CLCA. Violators names and address’ will be forwarded to Dingman Township for prosecution under the ordinance prohibiting the abandonment of vehicles.

(c) The Office Staff under direction from the Board of Directors may have any vehicle removed at the Owner’s expense that is parked, disabled or abandoned on any roadway, berm or place maintained by CLCA. Any vehicle that is parked, disabled or abandoned on any roadway, berm or place maintained by CLCA during winter weather or snow removal shall be automatically removed at the Owner's expense.

ARTICLE 18: FAILURE TO REPORT ACCIDENTS (SEE FINE SCHEDULE)

(a) Involving death or personal injury:

The driver of any motor vehicle involved in an accident resulting in an injury to or death of any person, shall immediately stop the vehicle at the scene of the accident, or as close as possible. The driver shall remain at the scene of the accident until the Pennsylvania State Police have surveyed the scene, collected all pertinent information and released driver.

(b) Involving damage to vehicle:

The driver of any motor vehicle involved in an accident resulting in damage to another vehicle which is driven by any other person, shall immediately stop his/her vehicle at the scene of the accident, or as close as possible. The operator of the vehicle shall remain at the scene of the accident until he/she has given his/her name, address, certificate of insurance, driver’s license and the motor vehicle registration number of the vehicle he/she is driving, and shall upon request exhibit these documents to the driver or registered owner of the struck vehicle, and shall immediately make a report of such accident to CLCA Security, and shall also notify the State Police.

(b) Duty upon striking fixtures or roadway:

The driver of any motor vehicle involved in an accident resulting in damage to fixtures or other property, shall take reasonable steps to locate and notify the owner or person in charge of such property of his/her name, address, certificate of insurance, drivers license and the motor vehicle registration number of the vehicle he/she is driving, and shall upon request exhibit these documents, and shall immediately make a report of such accident to CLCA Security and shall also notify the State Police.

The driver of any motor vehicle which collides with any vehicle which is unattended, shall immediately stop and shall then and there either locate and notify the owner or operator of the vehicle struck, or shall leave in a conspicuous place on the vehicle struck, a written notice giving the name and address and telephone number of the driver and of the owner of the vehicle doing the striking and a statement of the circumstances thereof. The driver of the vehicle doing the striking shall immediately make a report of such accident to CLCA Security and shall also notify the State Police.

(d) Duty upon striking animals:

The driver of any motor vehicle which strikes a deer, bear, turkey or any domesticated animal including cats and dogs shall immediately