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Check-In Procedure - Check-in time: 1:00 p.m. - Check-out time: 11:15 a.m. - Late check-out after 11:15 a.m., $30 will be charged to the card on file automatically. - After 2:00 p.m., a full extra night will be charged to the card on file automatically. - Early check-in before 1:00 p.m., $20 will be charged to the card on file automatically. - After 1:00 p.m., no charge. - While each park attempts to accommodate your exact spot request, the on-site manager has the ultimate decision for spot placement. Speed Limit - 5.5 mph is the speed limit throughout Riverdance. Driving - Drive only on designated roadways; do not drive on grass. Showers & Bathrooms - Available to all Campers and are open 24 hours a day. - No fees are charged for use at this time; this is subject to change at any time. - Do not wash pets in the Riverdance showers/facilities. - Use of facilities is limited to 20 minutes or less. - Do not flush anything in toilets other than toilet paper that is provided (no wipes, feminine products, etc.). - Be courteous, clean up after yourself, and keep doors closed at all times. Laundry - Laundry facilities are available to all Campers. - Only clothing is allowed in the washer/dryer. - No, shoes, blankets, bulky or otherwise damaging items. - Only clean clothes allowed on the laundry room table. - Be courteous, clean up after yourself, and keep doors closed at all times. - If there is an issue with any machine, notice should be emailed to the office immediately with the machine number and details about the issue. Riverside Areas - Easy access has been provided to relax and enjoy the Eagle River. - Children are not allowed near or on the riverbanks unless attended by an adult. - No exceptions. Fishing - Fishing is allowed with permission and a valid Colorado fishing license. - This area is catch-and-release only. - All hooks must be barbless. - No commercial guiding or resident access for launching boats. Trash/Recycling - Immediately place all trash and recycling (if applicable) in the designated containers. - We are in an active wildlife area; do not set your trash outside your dwelling at any time. - All trash should be collected in a plastic bag and disposed of in the provided dumpsters. - Do not throw personal garbage in restrooms, showers, laundry, office, or other trash cans. - Dumpsters only. - Recycling should follow the protocols of Eagle County, found here: https://www.eaglecounty.us/solidwasteandrecycling/recycling acceptable materials. - Recycled items should be clean, cardboard flattened, and no plastic bags allowed. Fires & Grills - No solid fuel fire pits are allowed. - In the future, there will be one (1) fire pit provided by the owner in the proximity of the central common area. - Only one (1) grill is allowed per Riverdance lot. - Grill must be operational and kept in a clean, orderly manner. - Permitted fuels for grills are limited to (1) propane and (2) wood pellets. - The use of any grills may not disturb neighbors. - Be mindful of open windows. - If there are any complaints about smoke entering windows or any other issues, you will be required to cease use immediately. - Do not place stoves or grills on picnic tables. - Riverdance requires anyone using a grill to have a fire extinguisher within reach in case of an emergency. Smoking (Strictly Enforced) - Smoking is allowed at individual pads only, and smoking must adhere to Municipal Fire Regulations. - Visit http://www.ecemergency.org/2020/04/eagle-county-fire-restriction-info.html to find current fire restrictions. - No smoking in any common areas, including but not limited to laundry, bathrooms, showers, outside sitting areas, and green spaces. - All trash related to smoking must be fully extinguished and disposed of in your own trash can. Wildlife and Embers - Do not chase or harass wildlife. - This applies to people and pets. - Do not feed wildlife. - No birdfeeders or other feeders of any kind. - Always keep a safe distance from wildlife. - Wildfire is a serious risk year-round, and fire restrictions may be in place. - Always be vigilant. - Only use approved outdoor devices and ensure that a responsible adult is always present until the grill and fuel are out cold. - In case of a wildfire, all Campers at Riverdance are required to adhere to mandatory evacuation orders and must follow any instructions as dictated by emergency personnel. - Campers must check to see whether fire restrictions are in effect before using the single designated common fire pit, smoking outdoors, or using outdoor grills or stoves. - Visit http://www.ecemergency.org/2020/04/eagle-county-fire-restriction-info.html to find current fire restrictions and other wildfire prevention information. Firearms, Fireworks - Firearms and fireworks are prohibited at Riverdance. Parking - Vehicles of all types must park in designated parking areas. - All vehicles must be registered and updated with Management. - Registration includes Make, Model, Color, License Plate, and Type/Description. - Vehicles at any pad must fit within the confines of the pad and cannot block roads at any time. - Allowed per pad, either two (2) vehicles, one (1) vehicle, and two (2) motorcycles (not dirt bikes). - The vehicle(s) may not infringe on adjacent pads or grass areas. - Extra vehicles must park in designated overflow parking areas. - Overflow parking areas are subject to relocation; notice will be given. - Permit parking and parking fees may be required. - No parking on roadways or other pads – only in designated parking areas. - Vehicles in violation of these rules will be towed at the vehicle owners’ expense. Quiet Hours & Code of Conduct - Quiet hours are 9:00 pm to 8:00 am. - All Campers should be courteous to others, ensuring noise levels are acceptable at all times. - Loud music is not allowed at any time. - Campers are responsible for the conduct of their family members and Guests at Riverdance. - Any person(s) who creates a disturbance or behaves in a manner that constitutes a threat or substantial nuisance to others will not be allowed to remain at Riverdance. - The use of motorcycles, diesel vehicles, or other vehicles with louder-than-normal exhaust is prohibited during quiet hours. - No excessive dog barking is allowed. Prohibited Activities - No soliciting, peddling, loitering, trespassing, or trading allowed in Riverdance. - No businesses are permitted to operate out of Riverdance. - No criminal or drug-related activity in or near Riverdance. - No outdoor washing of any vehicle, dwelling, pet, person, etc. - ATVs, Side-by-Sides, and minibikes are prohibited from resort premises. - No generators may be used in Riverdance. - Do not tamper with the landscaping, water, electric, or plumbing systems. - No cutting, tying of ropes (including dog leases or hanging clothes), or climbing on any of the trees and shrubs. - Firearms, bows, fireworks, air rifles, and any other projectile-firing devices are prohibited at Riverdance. - No pesticides, chemicals, or any harmful substances are allowed at Riverdance. - Electrical cords for Dwellings and other uses must be properly extended and not coiled together when in use. - This is a fire danger. - No, biking, skateboarding, scooters, rollerblades, roller-skates, wheels of any kind on sidewalks, decks, buildings, etc. Sites - Building decking around the camper without prior approval is prohibited. - Alterations to sights are prohibited. - Moving picnic tables is prohibited. - Moving rocks or landscaping is prohibited. - Site must be kept in a clean and orderly condition. - Nightly removal of all debris and belongings is required. Vehicles & Dwellings - All vehicle license numbers must be recorded and kept up to date with Management. - Unmuffled vehicles are not allowed. - RV’s, automobiles, and motorcycles must be current on their registration, in good running order, good condition, and operated by a licensed driver. - Vehicles with issues such as flat tires, dead battery, leaks, broken windows, exterior surfaces, or is deemed to be in general poor condition, may not be parked at Riverdance. - No dwelling deemed to be in poor condition (e.g., broken or cracked windows, flat tires, rusted, badly dented, or in need of paint) will be allowed in Riverdance. - All vehicle repairs and maintenance (e.g., oil changes, lubes, etc.) are prohibited. - Management must approve any Dwelling 10 years and older. - No utility trailers will be allowed at Riverdance. - All Dwellings must be leveled and supported with the proper equipment. - All levelers must be blocked. - Only customary outdoor patio/lawn furniture may be left outside. - All outdoor patio/lawn furniture must be in good, clean condition. - Please close awnings, canopies, E-Z Ups/canopy tents, and umbrellas when the dwelling is unattended and during high winds. - Strong winds can cause serious damage and loss of property. - No tents or make-shift shelters are allowed anywhere at Riverdance. Utilities & Property Preservation - All sewer connections (by Federal Law) must have an airtight seal. - Management reserves the right to disconnect utilities in order that repair, alterations, or additions may be made. - Campers will be notified, when possible, of any planned utility system shutdown. - Riverdance shall not be responsible for any loss suffered by any Camper from planned or emergency shutdowns. - No gray or black water dumping. Violation will result in immediate eviction without refund and a $500 fine. - There is no dump station on the property, with the closest dump station at the Edwards Rest Area (Exit 163). - Only those vehicles at full hook-up pads are allowed to dump at Riverdance. - Owner's responsibility for electric and sewer shall extend only to the point of connection and shall not have any responsibility for the condition or functioning of any pipes, conduits, or wires from such point of connection to the Camper’s Dwelling. - Wastewater must be disposed of properly; no dumping on the ground. - Appropriate sewer connection with an airtight seal is required. - Owner is responsible for providing a functioning yard hydrant at each pad. - The moment a Camper makes a connection to the hydrant, it is the Camper's responsibility to ensure proper freeze protection of the entire hydrant, from ground to Dwelling. - Any Camper destroying/damaging any part of Riverdance, in its entirety, or other Camper’s personal property will be required to make restitution. - If your Dwelling has an electrical problem creating a problem with Riverdance’s electric system, and a certified electrician must be called, Camper will be responsible for the cost of the electrician’s service call and damages. Pets - Owners must pick up any and all animal excrement immediately upon excretion anywhere at Riverdance, in the brush, next to your Dwelling/pad. - Immediately. - Everywhere. - No exceptions. - Strictly Enforced. - Pet feces are litter. - Failure to clean up immediately after an animal will result in a $100.00 charge per occurrence. - All animals must be up to date on applicable required vaccinations. - Proof may be requested at any time. - Pets must be physically leashed at all times. - Pets may not be left unattended at Riverdance. - Well-behaved pets may be unleashed in the designated fenced-in dog area. - You must pick up after your dog before you leave. - All animals must be pre-approved to stay in the park. - Pet fees may apply. - Other than fish, you may have no more than two (2) total pets - All animals must be under the control of the pet owner via a physical leash when outdoors. - Further, no animal shall be left outside unattended at any time. - If outside (unless on a supervised & leashed walk), it shall be kept in close proximity to the entrance of your camper. - Any animal that is aggressive towards any animal or human must be reported in writing (email ok) immediately to Management, and not more than two (2) days after the occurrence. - Should an animal bite or attack someone, or cause physical harm in any way, you are responsible for any and all costs and liability arising from the incident. - Additionally, you must notify the local Police/Sheriff’s department and Animal Control immediately. - Then, notify the Management of the incident and ensure Management receives a copy of the police report. - Animals with a history of aggression are not allowed to reside in the park. - Animals may not be tied up or kenneled outside of the unit. - No dangerous dog breeds will be accepted in the park as pets. - A dangerous breed list is available at www.dogsbite.org. - Most insurance companies include the following breeds in their dangerous breed lists: Pit Bulls, “Bully” breeds, Staffordshire Terriers, Rottweilers, German Shepherds, Huskies, Alaskan Malamutes, Doberman Pinschers, Chow Chows, Presa Canarios, Boxers, and Dalmatians. - These breeds are not allowed anywhere on the premises. - This restriction pertains to dogs that are mixed with these breeds as well. - No pets allowed in the office, laundry, showers, or bathrooms, unless a registered Service Animal. - Permitting animals to stray, soil other Campers’ pads, create unreasonable noise, act unruly, or cause complaints from other Campers is prohibited. - If, at any time, the safety of others, including pets, is threatened or feels threatened by the existence of a particular animal, Camper will immediately comply with Management’s requests to mitigate the threat. - At Management’s sole discretion, the appropriate mitigation will be determined. - This may include such actions as a request to obtain adequate insurance, a requirement that the pet move off the property immediately, etc. - Non-compliance is grounds for Camper’s immediate eviction. - A service animal, assistance animal, or comfort animal owner must provide documentation as required by the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). - A service animal, per the ADA definition, is a dog that has been individually trained to do work or perform tasks for an individual with a disability. - The work the animal performs is directly related to the disability, and the animal is trained to assist the person. - If the animal is not an ADA-defined service animal, verification for reasonable accommodation is required from the pet owner’s medical provider. - Pet owners of verified service animals, assistance animals, or comfort animals will not be charged a pet fee but must keep their animal in compliance with all other aspects of this Animal Policy. - Management reserves the right to remove or require removal of any animal, at any time for any reason, in management’s sole discretion. Pet Fencing - Approval is required on a case-by-case basis. - All fencing must be requested to Management via email with photos of the type of fencing being requested. - The use of stakes is not preferred, but if they are approved, stakes must be 4 inches or less in length. - If approved, fencing must be no more than 5 feet in diameter, temporary, and portable. - The use of fencing is only permitted while the pet is under supervision. - Fencing must be taken down when not in use. - Immediate clean-up after pets within any area of Riverdance, including pet fencing, is required. - Riverdance is very windy. - Fencing may not be made of solid material and must be approved prior to use. - Fencing does not excuse excessive barking. - Even if your pet is under supervision, if it is barking and disturbs the quiet enjoyment of others, then the pet should be removed from the fenced area and put inside. Winter - Winterize water line from base of hydrant to camper connection. - Cover your hydrant with an insulated bucket or bag. - A heated hose is required during the winter months. - Winterize the sewer connections and valves. - Keep the electrical pedestal closed. - Clear snow from pad, sewer connections, water hydrants, and electrical pedestals to allow for access. - Snow removal of your pad is your responsibility. - Shoveling pads are not provided by Riverdance. - Riverdance is on a private sewer system, meaning we treat all waste in the sewer lines. - Antifreeze and similar chemical agents have the potential to seriously damage and/or destroy our Wastewater Treatment System. - These products are highly discouraged and should be avoided. - Most effective prevention is to use skirting, ground heaters, and proper placement of heat tape to protect your camper and Riverdance utilities from winter conditions. - Any damage caused by not having the necessary winterization in place will be repaired at the camper's expense (and this can get very expensive, so let’s please avoid it by winterizing properly, per the rules outlined herein). Winter Preparation & RV Skirting Guidelines - Skirting is highly recommended. - There are several different routes you can go to do this. - Manufacturers vinyl skirting in neutral colors. - Wood products in neutral colors, - Pre/primed wood panels in neutral colors. - Custom-made vinyl, neutral colors in neutral colors. - Even though your camper/RV might be rated “4-Seasons”, that rating is not meant to withstand freezing temperatures. - Prepare accordingly. - If your rig is not equipped with heated tanks, a milkhouse heater placed under your tanks will help keep tanks warm and dump lines from freezing. - Any damage caused by freezing will be at your expense. - If your rig has a heated underbelly, be sure to run your furnace as your primary heat source so that the belly stays warm. (Relying on electric heaters can cause the underbelly to get cold and freeze water lines). - Water hoses must be heated. - Small ceramic heaters, with tip safety features, can be used in your compartment to help keep water lines from freezing. - Be sure that water filters or metal fittings are not exposed. - Vehicle(s) must fit in your pad and may NOT spill over into the road to ensure snowplows can get through. - Any damage resulting from vehicles parked outside of your pad will result in fines. General Policies, Liability, and Enforcement - Calls may be recorded for quality assurance. - Owner reserves the right to change or revise the Rules and Regulations from time to time and as it sees fit. - Written notice of changes will be communicated to Campers. - Owner and Owner’s representatives are not responsible for damage, injury, or loss to either person or property; and absolve themselves from all liability and responsibility pertaining to loss by fire, theft, weather, acts of God, property damage, accident, or any other cause whatsoever. - By residing at Riverdance, Campers understand and agree to save, protect, and hold harmless the Owner and Owner’s representatives from all such liability. - The Riverdance Rules and Regulations apply to all Campers and Campers' Guests. - Campers are fully responsible, accountable, and liable for the conduct of their family and Guests. - Any violation of these stated Rules and Regulations will directly affect the Camper associated with the violator/violation. - Management shall not be held liable or responsible for non-utilization of package components or loss of recreational opportunities due to weather or any other circumstances beyond our control. - The River Dance RV Resort or its management bears no responsibility for any loss or damage to any person, property, or thing howsoever caused. - The management reserves the right to evict any day user, guest, camper, or group of campers for any cause.