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HomeMy WebLinkAbout07-099 CtJ1Y iD P-t-K P&L (C, ;":JlWMf\â. .5 1wV\Ll.- t'Y\ ·rð M RESOLUTION NO. 07-099 A RESOLUTION AMENDING RESOLUTION NO. 01-156 (WHICH AMENDED THE CURRENT FEES AND POLICIES FOR THE SAVANNAS RECREATION AREA IN ST. LUCIE COUNTY, FLORIDA) BY AMENDING THE RATES AND CAMPING RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR THE SAVANNAS RECREATION AREA IN ST. LUCIE COUNTY, FLORIDA WHEREAS, the Board of County Commissioners of St. Lucie County, Florida, has made the following determinations: 1, In 1996, in order to improve the financial operation of the Savannas Recreation Area, the then Leisure Services Department created a five year fee adjustment and improvement plan. 2. On October 22,1996, this Board adopted Resolution No. 96-310which approved new and revised fees and charges for the first year of the five year plan. 3. On September 23, 1997, this Board adopted Resolution No. 97-154 which approved new and revised fees and charges previously established forthe Savannas Recreation Area for the second year of the five year plan. 4. On September 22, 1998, this Board adopted Resolution No. 98-238, which increased the camping fees for the remaining three years of the established five year plan through Fiscal Year 2000-2001. 5. On July 11, 2000, this Board adopted Resolution No. 00-152 which froze the fees forthe Savannas Recreation Area until a revised rate structure was recommended tothe Board of County Commissioners and adopted accordingly. 6. On June 25, 2001, this Board adopted Resolution No. 01-156 which amended the current fees and policies for the Savannas Recreation Area in St. Lucie County, Florida. 7. In orderto compensateforthe cost of doing business, the Board has determined that certain changes to the current fees and policies are warranted. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of County Commissioners of St, Lucie County, Florida: 1. The current fees and policies for the Savannas Recreation Area are hereby amended as indicated in Exhibit "A" and Exhibit "B" attached hereto and made a part hereof. 2. The proposed Rates and Camping Rules and Regulations shall become effective on May 1, 2007. 3, In all other respects Resolution No, 01-156 shall remain in full force and effect. After motion and second the vote on this resolution was as follows: Chairman Chris Craft Vice-Chairman Joseph E. Smith Commissioner Paula A. Lewis Commissioner Doug Coward Commissioner Charles Grande AYE AYE AYE AYE AYE PASSED AND DULY ADOPTED this 24th day of April, 2007. ATTEST: YA DEPUTY CLERK E " ~ 0 ~ 0 ~ " 1; C H '" 0 '" CO Z H 0 '" ~ m >< ~ " U) C 0 z E E ~ ~ t: 0 0 0 0 ~ " ,. '" co ~ Ii! .. 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Tent campers may reserve a campsite for a maximum. of 14 days>and must be outside the campground for 3 days before returning and may only stay a maximum of 28days in a 6-month period, The Savannas is for recreational camping, and Residential campine: is prohibited. Check out time is 12pm daily. Campers wishing to register fO'r additional lengths of stay must re- register and pay site fees by 12pm. Extension of check out time may result in an additional fee of O'ne day's charge. Fees: Site fees must be kept current, and fees for additional camping time must be paid no later than 12pm. Fee discounts are available May through November. Please consultthe Reservation and Fee information sheet. Campers: Campers will be held responsible for any damage doneto park properties, vegetation, or facilities bytheirfamily members, guests, or pets. Management reserves the right to remove any camper who fails to pay rent when due or who willfully violates the park's rules and regulations. Any personal items left by campers will be stored for 30 days then discarded, RV's left by owners that have checked out will be towed at the owner's expense Alcoholic Beverae:es: County Ordinance 82-10 prohibits the consumption O'falcohO'lic beverages in the park. Units per Site: One camping unit is permitted per site. Campers may park 2 vehicles attheir site. Guests' vehicles are only allowed in permitted spaces. A small pup style tent for children's sleeping arrangements or a screen room is permitted. Camping units must be clean and in good repair. Items draped over tents such as tarps or clothing is prohibited. Campsite Facilities: Most sites are supplied with picnic tables, grills and/or fire rings, electrical and water hookups. Some sites have sewer hO'okups; these require the sewer "donuts". Campsites are provided with backflow prevention O'n each water spigot, please dO' not remove these, they are required by State Law. Only UL approved electrical cords should be used. Wastewater Disposal: In accordance with Florida Law, Chapter 10jd-26, all wastewater must go into a holding tank or sanitary sewer. Campsite Reauirements: County and State regulations mandate that each site be kept neat. No appliances, clotheslines, or interior furniture should be outside the camping unit. Only furniture specifically designed for outdoor use is allowed to be outside of your RV. No outside storage is permitted, around or under camping unit. No dumping of grey or black water is permitted unless you are hooked up to a sewer dump. State regulations require a "donut" on sewer hookups. No grills are to be placed on the picnic tables. Ground fires are only permitted in the fire rings at designated sites. Only charcoal is to be burned in the grills. Only UL approved cords are to be used to hook camping units up to the electrical. Condition of Vehicles: Camping units must be free of holes, breaks, rot, crumbling, cracking, peeling, rusting, or other evidence of physical decay, Any camping unit that poses a health or safety hazard to the patrons or staff ofthe park will not be permitted tö stay. All motor vehicles must have current license plate and registration. No noisy cars, trucks, or motorcycles are allowed in the area, Motorcycles and mini-bikes are to be used for the express purpose of transportation and not to be ridden around the recreation area or the lakes. No overhauling or repairing of cars, boats, motors, etc. may be done in the park. Any leaks will be cleaned up at the owner's expense. Laundry Facilities: Washers and dryers are available and we ask that campers not use trees, shrubs, hoses, lavatories, or sinks for this purpose. No laundry lines are allowed. Pets: Campers are permitted to bring 2 domestic pets (defined by city ordinance) per unit. They must be kept on a standard leash, 6-8 feet, and cannot be staked out on a campsite or left unattended. Pets need a license, collar, and must be properly vaccinated; in addition an owner's nametag is suggested. They are not permitted around restrooms, or recreation lakes. Owners are responsible for cleaning up after their pets and for their actions at all times. Refuse: All refuse is to be placed in containers provided in the camping areas, or in the dumpster by the sanitary dump station, Campers should maintain an orderly and clean campsite. Minor Children: An adult must accompany all minor children at all times while at the Savannas. Parents or an adult must assume responsibility for small children when using restrooms and other facilities. Ouiet Hour: 10pm-8am; all guests should refrain from any unnecessary noise. All guests not registered for overnight camping must vacate the area prior to 10pm. Any problems occurring during this time should be reported to the resident attendant located in the mobile home on the property. Personal Property: The Savannas Recreation Area is not responsible for lost, stolen, ordamaged personal items. Golf Ball Damage: The Savannas Recreation Area and St. Lucie County are not responsible for damage, losses, claims, expenses, or injury resulting from golf balls that stray into the Area from the adjoining golf course. Tropical Storms. Tornadoes, and Hurricanes: In the event that severe weather conditions are predicted, campers may be asked to leave the campground for the duration ofthe emergency. Rules Violations: Violations of these rules and regulations and of Federal, State, and County laws and legal ordinances, or generally antisocial behavior, drunkenness, profanity, immoral conduct and disruptive noises will result in expulsion from the park. Patrons who engage in violent behavior will be evicted without notice. Highlighted areas are added. Strtlcl( U1r6t1gl1 areas are deleted.