PARKING AND MOTOR VEHICLES Sample Clauses

PARKING AND MOTOR VEHICLES. Designated parking is expressly for the use of Marina Boat Owners, Unit Owners and their guests. Violators will be towed at the Owner’s sole risk and expense. Long term storage of vehicles in the parking areas is not permitted. Vehicles shall not be left in the same spot for more than three (3) days without approval. The Downtown Xxxxxxxx Xxxxxx does not warrant the availability or security of parking. The Marina disclaims responsibility for vehicles parked in the parking lots and on the levee road, including damage to, theft of or theft from vehicles. No overnight accommodations will be allowed in a trailer, recreational vehicle or other camping equipment on the Marina property. Units are not to be parked in any parking area, without written approval from the Marina Manager. Washing and maintenance of a Unit is prohibited.
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PARKING AND MOTOR VEHICLES. Designated parking is expressly for the use of Marina Boat Owners, Vessel Owners, and their guests. Violators will be towed at the Owner’s sole risk and expense. Long term storage of vehicles in the parking areas is not permitted. Vehicles shall not be left in the same spot for more than three (3) days without approval. Crown Pointe Marina does not warrant the availability or security of parking. The Marina disclaims responsibility for vehicles parked in the parking lots, including damage to, theft of or theft from vehicles. No overnight accommodations will be allowed in a trailer, recreational vehicle, or other camping equipment on the Marina property. Vessels are not to be parked in any parking area, without written approval from the Marina Manager. Washing and maintenance of a vehicle or Vessel is prohibited. Parking violations will receive one written warning and, thereafter, a parking citation may be issued for each daily violation. Parking citations will be assessed at $35/day and will be included in monthly billing. The parking areas are often congested with pedestrians moving around, please drive slowly through these areas to avoid accidents and injuries.
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PARKING AND MOTOR VEHICLES. Parking is expressly for the use of Marina slip tenants and their guests. Violators will be towed at the owner’s sole risk and expense. Unless authorized by the Marina Manager for special circumstances, motor homes, campers and trailers of any type are prohibited. No vehicle shall remain in the parking lots in excess of 72 hours without approval of the Marina Manager. Storage of vehicles is not permitted. All vehicles belonging to Vessel Owners must post a Marina issued parking permit and park in designated parking areas. Cabrillo Way Marina does not warrant the availability or security of parking. The Marina disclaims responsibility for vehicles parked in the parking lots, including damage to, theft of or theft from vehicles. No overnight accommodations will be allowed on a trailer, recreational vehicle or other camping equipment on Marina property.
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