POOL & TENNIS COURT RULES
Calvary Lake Subdivision

1. Use of the Calvary Lake Swimming Pool & Tennis Courts will be AT YOUR OWN RISK. City ordinance prohibits swimming alone.

2. Gates to the Pool and Tennis Courts must remain closed and locked at all times.

3. A resident of the Calvary Lake subdivision must accompany all guests while at the Pool and or Tennis Courts.

4. All Homeowners (HO's) have the authority to enforce the rules. The Pool & Tennis Committee will resolve disputes over rule enforcement, with a right of appeal to the Board if needed.

5. HO's are responsible for the use of the Pool and Tennis Courts by themselves, their children and their guests. Use of the Pool means that HO's accept responsibility for their children and their guests. All HO's agree to hold harmless and indemnify CLHOA for all property damage and personal injury that may arise from use of the Pool and or Tennis Courts.

6. No running, rough playing, and abusive or profane language is allowed.

7. No glass containers allowed in the Pool or Recreation area.

8. Children 14 and under are not permitted in the swimming area at any time without their parent or a guardian that is 18 years or older.

9. Swimsuits are required at the Pool. Cut-offs are not allowed. All children not completely potty trained are required to wear rubber pants over swim diapers. Leakage of feces and diaper particles poses a health hazard and will require the Pool to be closed.

10. In order to keep the Pool clean, please rinse off before entering the Pool.

11. All furniture must be returned to original locations before leaving. Umbrellas should be closed. The last to leave should turn off all lighting when leaving the Recreational area.

12. No grilling on the Pool or Bathhouse decks.

13. No bicycles, roller blades (inline skates), scooters or skateboards are allowed inside the Tennis Court area. The items listed above will damage the Courts. Please use appropriate shoes on the Courts.

14. All trash must be disposed of properly.

15. No alcoholic beverages are allowed for anyone under the age of 21 in any part of the Recreation area: i.e. Pool, Bathhouse Pavilion, Tennis Courts, or Playground.

16. Cigarettes and gum are not permitted in the Pool area.

17. No pets in the Swimming Pool area, Bathhouse area and Tennis Court areas unless necessary for physical handicaps.

18. Any wild, offensive or obscene behavior will result in expulsion from the Pool and Pavilion area. Children must act respectfully and listen to the adults at the Pool or they will be asked to leave.

If children do not follow the rules set forth, the following will take place:

1st offense - The child will be asked to leave the Pool and their parents will be called and informed of the situation.
2nd Offense - The child will be asked to leave the Pool and the parents will be sent a letter, informing them that their child is no longer allowed to use the Pool unless accompanied by a parent or guardian.
3rd Offense - If the child enters the Pool area unaccompanied by a parent or guardian they will be asked to leave. The child's parent will be notified and the child will lose all Pool privileges for the remainder of the season. The names of those individuals that have lost all Pool privileges will be posted.

The Board of directors assumes no responsibility for accidents or injuries, which may occur in the Recreation area. Members and their guests can have no claim against the Calvary Lake Home Owners Association (CLHOA) or the Board of birectors in these situations. The CLHOA and the Board of directors are not responsible for the loss or damage of personal property.

Children are the responsibility of the parents. Parents are expected to review these rules with their children for their compliance. If at any time a child is asked to leave the Pool area and will not do so, Homeowners should call the parents. If they are not available, or if you don't know who the children are, the police should be called.

These rules are in place to protect the community and your investments, please help and take an active role in policing the above rules. Violation of these rules can lead to suspension of a HomeOwner's right to use the Recreational area or the imposition of fines by CLHOA if required.