Common use of FAMILY MEMBERSHIPS Clause in Contracts

FAMILY MEMBERSHIPS. A Family Membership shall grant membership privileges to the Primary Member identified on the Application and his or her spouse and unmarried children under the age of 26 living in the Primary Member’s home or attending school on a full time basis. Any such children 21 years of age or older shall be required to meet the same conditions of membership and shall have the same privileges as the Primary Member; any such children under the age of 21 shall have limited privileges as determined by PBR, including limitations on afterhours access. A Parent/Guardian Release of Liability must be signed and on file with PBR for children under 18 years of age prior to their use of the Range. Any children in your Family under 21 years of age shall be allowed to accompany the Primary Member or his or her spouse to the Club Lounge or Range, provided they remain under their direct supervision at all times. Any child between the ages of 8 and 12 may shoot in the Range, provided that the Primary Member or his or her spouse stays in the shooting booth with the child at all times. Any child between the ages of 8 and 12 may only shoot a .22 caliber firearm, without the prior consent of the PBR General Manager. PBR reserves the right, from time to time, to limit the use of the Range by children under the age of 21 during peak periods of Range use.

FAMILY MEMBERSHIPS. A Family Membership shall grant membership privileges to the Primary Member identified on the Application and his or her spouse and unmarried children under the age of 26 living in the Primary Member’s home or attending school on a full time basis. Any such children 21 years of age or older shall be required to meet the same conditions of membership and shall have the same privileges as the Primary Member; any such children under the age of 21 shall have limited privileges as determined by PBRRSC, including limitations on afterhours access. A Parent/Guardian Release of Liability must be signed and on file with PBR RSC for children under 18 years of age prior to their use of the Range. Any children in your Family under 21 years of age shall be allowed to accompany the Primary Member or his or her spouse to the Club Lounge or Range, provided they remain under their direct supervision at all times. Any child between the ages of 8 and 12 may shoot in the Range, provided that the Primary Member or his or her spouse stays in the shooting booth with the child at all times. Any child between the ages of 8 and 12 may only shoot a .22 caliber firearm, without the prior consent of the PBR RSC General Manager. PBR RSC reserves the right, from time to time, to limit the use of the Range by children under the age of 21 during peak periods of Range use.

FAMILY MEMBERSHIPS. A Family Membership shall grant membership privileges to the Primary Member identified on the Application and his or her spouse and unmarried children under the age of 26 living in the Primary Member’s home or attending school on a full time basis. Any such children 21 years of age or older shall be required , subject to meet the same conditions of membership and shall have the same privileges as the Primary Member; any such children under the age of 21 shall have limited privileges as determined by PBRlimitations set forth herein, including limitations on afterhours accessaccess and limitations on the privileges of any family members under 21 years of age. A To qualify for membership, each family member must meet all conditions of membership, and a Parent/Guardian Release of Liability must be signed and on file with PBR for children under 18 years of age prior to their use of the Range. Any children in your Family child under 21 years of age that is brought to the Range, either as a family member or as a guest, shall be allowed to accompany the Primary Member or his or her spouse to in the Club Lounge or Range, provided they remain under their direct supervision at all times. Any child between the ages of 8 and 12 may shoot in the Range, provided that the Primary Member or his or her spouse stays in the shooting booth with the child at all times. Any child between the ages of 8 and 12 may only shoot a .22 caliber firearm, without the prior consent of the PBR General Manager. PBR reserves the right, from time to time, to limit the use of the Range by children under the age of 21 during peak periods of Range use.