Use of RV Site by Owner Sample Clauses

Use of RV Site by Owner. The use of the RV Site by an Owner is subject to the following terms and conditions: (a) The Owner’s use will be subject to and in compliance with the Co-Ownership Agreement; (b) if any RV Site Owner wishes to use the RV Site or allow Guests to use the RV Site, the Owner (or any other person authorized in writing by the Owner to reserve use of the RV Site on behalf of the Owner) must first reserve the use of the RV Site by a notice in writing to the Rental Manager at least six months prior to the commencement of the period in which the RV Site Owner wishes to use the RV Site; (c) the Owner may also leave his RV Site vacant during his Time Allotment, provided that the Owner gives at least six months notice in writing of his requirement to have the Dwelling RV Site left vacant; (d) if the Owner, or other person authorized in writing by the Owner to reserve the use of the RV Site on his behalf, reserve the use of the RV Site pursuant to section 7.1(b), the RV Site Owner will be deemed to have used the RV Site during the period or periods so reserved, whether or not the RV Site Owner actually uses or occupies the RV Site during such period or periods unless the RV Site is available for rental to the public and at least 30 days prior to the RV Site Owner’s scheduled use of the Strata Lot the Owner cancels such reservation; (e) subject to use by the RV Site Owners pursuant to section 7.1(b) or vacancy pursuant to section 7.1(c), the RV Site will be available at all times for rental to the public and the Rental Manager may accept reservations from the public for the use of the RV Site for any future days unless the Owner has, prior to the request for a reservation from the public, already reserved that day or those days pursuant to section 7.1(b); (f) the Owner will be bound by and comply with the check-in and check-out times established by the Rental Manager for the use of the RV Sites;
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