Beach. Hours are 8am – dusk. No bikes or pets on the beach. No glass bottles on the beach or in the water. No swimming after dark. NO LITTERING on or around the beach area. NO LIFEGUARD ON DUTY. It is the responsibility of the camper to supervise their children and guests. Releasing Lazy Days Campground, Inc. from all liability for any accidents that may occur.
Beach. Driving on the beach in front of the hotel or Lodges is strictly prohibited. Camping and the use of tents is also strictly prohibited. Bon Fire Policy Fires are not allowed on the beach in front of the hotel or the restaurant. This is due to the extremely dry and hazardous conditions around the property, but also due to the high volume of complaints received when smoke permeates guest rooms. Burning driftwood is not permitted in the city of Xxxxx. Small fires which do not interfere with other guests, and are smaller than 3 feet in height, width, and length, are permitted on city property north of Land’s End. However, we request that your fire be at least 50 feet from any building, stairs, or structure, below the high tide line, monitored continuously, and thoroughly extinguished. Fires and large gatherings on the beach will be restricted after 10:00 PM. If we receive any complaints due to a fire, we will require it to be extinguished immediately.
Beach. Open weekdays from 12 pm to 8 pm unless closed due to weather or high water. Saturday and Sunday hours are 11 am to 8 pm. Beach hours might change due to the weather conditions or when school is in session. Signs are posted on the beach, open or closed. Beach rules are posted at the beach. Beach attendants and any other Campground employee have the authority to send individuals off the beach for a specific period of time for not following the posted rules, verbal requests or causing harm or potential harm to themselves or another person. A parent or other responsible adult must accompany children under 12 years of age – the beach attendant is not a babysitter. August beach hours will change to closing at 7:00 PM mid month as will the concession food. MISCELLANEOUS Bicycles: We suggest that all riders in the Campground wear bike helmets. Bicycles are to be ridden on the roads and to the beach. Do not ride in the picnic area, down the dam hill, or in the Campers’ Pavilion. Mountain bike riders are welcome to ride the trails. Night riding is permitted with headlights. Riders are to follow the 5-mph speed limit. Stay 20 feet behind maintenance equipment, fire trucks or hayride. Scooters: Electric or gas-powered scooters are not permitted in the Campground. Golf Carts: Rental carts have different rules, but similar. One golf cart per site. Golf carts must be 4-cycle gas or electric. They must be four-wheeled and have a quiet muffler system for gas. Always check ahead of time if the cart you are purchasing is not standard. Having a golf cart is by approval of the Campground. A certificate of insurance, paper copy, is required showing a minimum liability coverage of $100,000. The 5-mph speed limit is to be observed by all golf carts. Children will fall out of seats on sharp turns. Who can drive in the Campground? As stated previously, the policy is that the driver must be a registered Camper who is a licensed driver and covered by the owner’s insurance policy. Daily Camper’s guests are not to be driving golf carts. Golf carts will be given a sticker that shows proof of insurance and the sticker must be visible on the golf cart at all times. Overloading a golf cart is not permitted. All passengers must remain seated. Golf carts are to be used on the roads and also able to go to the area just before the beach. Golf carts are to be parked on the spillway side of the dam, with the brake set and keys removed. Golf carts must have a flag high enough so cars will notice...
Beach. Open weekdays from 12 pm to 8 pm unless closed due to weather or high water. Saturday and Sunday hours are 11 am to 8 pm. Beach hours might change due to the weather conditions or when school is in session. Signs are posted on the beach, open or closed. Beach rules are posted at the beach. Beach attendants and any other Campground employee have the authority to send individuals off the beach for a specific period of time for not following the posted rules, verbal requests or causing harm or potential harm to themselves or another person. A parent or other responsible adult must accompany children under 12 years of age – the beach attendant is not a babysitter. PETS Pets are welcome. All pets must be registered with the Campground upon registration. All pets must be kept on a leash, no longer then 6 feet or tied and under the owners’ control. They are not to be loose. Pet cleanup is a must. Xxxx must be attended to at all times. Pets are not to be left unattended in RV Units or on site. Pets are to be quiet. If your dog is a xxxxxx, please take them home. The Campground, without notice, reserve the right to limit the number of pets of any kind. Absolutely no aggressive or vicious animals are permitted in the Campground. All inoculations are required for the pet to be in the Campground. Electric fences are not acceptable for sites as pet is to be leashed. No dog boxes are to be on your site unless it is a commercially constructed portable unit. The Campground reserves the right to say where any pet is to be kept and cage/house is to be located. The cage size is to be a commercial transportation size. Pets must be covered by liability insurance of $1000,000 minimum. MISCELLEANEOUS
Beach. For the swimming beach — directly in front of the Clubhouse-Pool: 1 For safety reasons, no power boating or water skiing between shore and moorage buoys; this area is reserved for swimming. 2 In order to keep the swimming beach safe for our children, it is requested that no fires be made on this area of the beach.
Beach. This project is subject to compliance monitoring and enforcement by the Department of Industrial Relations. In submitting a bid to a public purchasing body, the bidder offers and agrees that if the bid is accepted, it will assign to the purchasing body all rights, title, and interest in and to all causes of action it may have under Section 4 of the Xxxxxxx Act (15 U.S.C. Sec. 15) or under the Xxxxxxxxxx Act (Chapter 2 (commencing with Section 16700) of Part 2 of Division 7 of the Business and Professions Code), arising from purchases of goods, materials, or services by the bidder for sale to the purchasing body pursuant to the bid. Such assignment shall be made and become effective at the time the purchasing body tenders final payment to the bidder. Bidders shall contact the Department of Public Works Engineering Division office at (000) 000-0000 the day prior to bid opening to obtain any addenda information. Submittal of a signed bid shall be evidence that the bidder has obtained this information and that the bid is based on any changes contained therein. On the outside of the bid envelope the bidder shall indicate the following:
Beach. It is awarded with "European Blue Flag". A wide xxxxx beach (500 m long), located 100 meters from the hotel. The entrance to the beach is through a tunnel. Upon request, our guests can use the services of the club car. Entrance to the sea is xxxxx. Sun beds and umbrellas, as well as beach towels on the beach are free of charge. Territory: • Swimming pools: 2 with fresh water and 1 covered heated • Shops (jewellery, mini market, clothing store) • Wi-Fi in public areas (free of charge) • Wi-Fi high-speed (chargeable) • Currency exchange • Bicycle rental (mountain, chargeable) • Poolside umbrellas, sun beds: free of charge • Laundry (upon request, chargeable) • Beauty saloon • Fitness centre • TV lounge • Doctor on call (chargeable)
Beach. The City shall be responsible for constructing and maintaining any 29 access necessary to connect the DRI project road to the Public Beach boundary 30 (the “Public Beach Access”), and the Developer shall provide an easement for 31 ingress and egress to the City as may be necessary to construct and maintain the 1 Public Beach Access. If the Developer and the City after negotiating in good 2 faith do not reach agreement on the terms of an operational agreement prior to 3 issuance of the first certificate of occupancy (or equivalent authorization as to 4 non-residential square footage) in Phase II, this Special Condition 29(b) shall 5 terminate and the Developer shall be released from any DRI condition with 6 regard to conveyance of the Public Beach. The conveyance of the Public Beach 7 site and access easement to the City shall include a deed restriction limiting the 8 use of the site to the above listed uses and including such right of re-entry and 9 easement termination.
Beach. Beach will be open from Memorial day through Labor Day. The beach may close due to weather conditions, high water or staffing. Beach rules are posted at the beach. Beach attendants and any other Campground employee have the authority to send individuals off the beach for not following the posted rules, or verbal requests. A parent or other responsible adult must accompany children under 12 years of age – the beach attendant is not a babysitter. FISHING/BOATING Fishing: Fishing is included in the camping fee for the two ponds and out the gate at what is known as “The Beaver Pond.” Please do not fish from other campsites without permission from that camper. Observe the private “No Fishing Beyond this Point” signs as well as the “No swimming” notes at the ponds. The lake is a pay lake (An Ohio Fishing License is not required) Lake fishing is available for a fee by the season or day. See price sheet. There are limits on the number, size and species that can be kept. You may fish in Austin Lake only from designated fishing docks or a boat, not from shore. Night fishing in the lake is not permitted. Boating: Season boat memberships are available to the Camper family. This includes use of the lake for fishing by eligible family members and putting one boat, 2 kayaks or 2 paddleboards in the lake. Kayaks and paddleboards can be kept at Camper’s site. No swimming from docks or boats. Any guests fishing must purchase a fishing permit from the office daily. No night fishing is permitted, but cruising at night is permitted with the use of ODNR required lights. Boat engine limit is 25 horsepower. One personal floatation device (“PFD”) is required per person to operate a boat in the State of Ohio. PFDs must be worn by children under 10 years old. A certificate of insurance must be filed with the Campground with a minimum of $100,000 for boats. No one born after January 1, 1982 may operate a boat of 10 hp or more unless they have successfully completed a boating safety course approved by the State of Ohio. The course is available at xxx.xxxxxxx.xxx.
