CAMPING UNITS Sample Clauses

CAMPING UNITS. Camper shall not erect any permanent buildings or structures on the Campsite without SSC approval. Camper may only erect or place a Camping Unit, as defined above, upon the Campsite. Any Camping Unit erected or placed upon the Campsite must conform to all local and State code and permit requirements and shall be solely at the cost and responsibility of Camper. Camper shall conform to the code changes from Columbia County that are retroactive to 2013. A 400 sq ft rule has been implemented for decks, screened porches, lean-tos and sheds. Patio pavers are not included. The total of any and all of these structures cannot exceed 400 sq ft. (EX: Deck 30x10=300, Shed 8x10=80, Total is 380 sq ft). Each year we are required to provide the county an update of all new, relocated and removed structures. Annually we will need an update from each of you for your site. It is also the responsibility of the camper/seasonal to ensure any structure is built to code, which can be found on their website (xxx.xx.xxxxxxxx.xx.xx [1]). So, any structures on your site during the 2013 season or prior are grandfathered. Any addition or new structures from 2014 forward must meet the new code. HOWEVER, PRIOR TO ANYONE SELLING ON SITE, YOU MUST BRING THE SITE BACK TO CODE AND WITHIN THE 400 SQ FT RULE. The Township of Springvale will tax all decks, hard awnings, and attached screen porches. All Camping Units shall be maintained in a neat and orderly appearance. Roofs, siding and windows shall be property maintained, and in the event damage occurs, shall be promptly repaired in a workmanlike manner. Appropriate local and State permits shall be secured for any repairs, maintenance or improvements performed upon Camping Units. Failure by Camper to properly or legally erect or place a Camping Unit, properly maintain a Camping Unit, or have electrical installed by a licensed and/or certified professional shall be considered a material breach of the Agreement.
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CAMPING UNITS. 10.1 There is a limit of one camping unit and one tent used by minor children per Tenant on the Designated Site. All structures beyond this (i.e., tents, dining tents, decks, etc.) must be approved by the Park in advance.
CAMPING UNITS. A standard camping unit consists of a table, fire grill or ring, parking spur, and space for a tent or expansion space to accommodate a recreational vehicle. Locate units at least 25 feet from the edge of the campground road and at least 100 feet from lakes, streams, toilets, and main roads. Camping units must provide for use of the maximum variety of camping equipment without separate loops or areas for tent or recreational vehicle use, except where local terrain or patterns of use indicate that segregation is practical and desirable. All site furnishings provided in camping units shall comply with the Federal accessibility guidelines on outdoor developed recreation areas, as supplemented by the Forest Service (FSM 2330.12, para. 6, FSM 2330.3, para. 8, and FSM 2333.03, para. 5).
CAMPING UNITS. All camping units must be CSA approved and have a manufacturer’s certificate dated less than 20 years for existing camping units in the Resort and 15 years for new and/or replacement camping units.

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  • Project partners and partnership agreements 1. A project may be implemented in a partnership between the Project Promoter and project partners as defined in paragraph 1(w) of Article 1.6

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