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peggy -- thanks for the clarification -- now only if la manager gary stevens and the bod would review the by laws maybe they too would understand this issue -- i still say both trailers and the construction equipment on the one and the hot rod on the other don't belong parked at la -- let's see if they do anything

12 wides were briefly mentioned -- same story as on the la web page --in the hands of the lawyers and etc. and etc. -- don't hold your breath on this issue --- chipper

Peggy Snow to me show details 6:47 PM (1 hour ago) Reply
Found this in the by-laws 6.1b. As long as vehicle has current registration it is allowed, but read the next paragraph under Maintenance of Campsite on page 18. (b) A motor operated vehicle is deemed to be an abandoned or junked motor vehicle if is remains within the premises of the development known as Lake Adventure for more than four (4) weeks in such a condition that, for the duration of said period, the vehicle is either: 1. unable to move under its own power; or 2. without current inspection sticker or similar certification of the state in which the vehicle is registered; or license plates; or 3. is not currently registered in any state.Maintenance of Campsite(c) All personal property on a campsite shall be maintained in good condition so as not to become unsightly. Unless in actual use, personal property items, including tents, shall not be left on a campsite during the period between December first and the following April first. Also found this for the 12' wide question under Definitions on page 3. According to the by-laws there is no width restriction only total square footage. The 12' wides on sale are just under 400 square foot. Was this issue discussed at the Meet the Candidates??? (b) Park Model: A vehicular unit, mounted on wheels, of such size or weight as to require a special highway movement permit when drawn by a motorized vehicle designed and constructed to provide temporary living quarters for recreational, camping or travel use and of a size no more that four hundred (400) square feet. (AMENDED 10/2006)