Privacy Policy for 88137_1

At 88137_1, accessible at 88137_1.holidayfuture.com, one of our main priorities is the privacy of our visitors.

This Privacy Policy document contains types of information that is collected and recorded by 88137_1 and how we use it.

If you have additional questions or require more information about our Privacy Policy, do not hesitate to contact us through email at null.

This privacy policy applies only to our online activities and is valid for visitors to our website with regards to the information that they shared and/or collected in 88137_1.

This policy is not applicable to any information collected offline or via channels other than this website.

Consent

By using our website, you hereby consent to our Privacy Policy and agree to its terms.

Information we collect

The personal information that you are asked to provide, and the reasons why you are asked to provide it, will be made clear to you at the point we ask you to provide your personal information. If you contact us directly, we may receive additional information about you such as your name, email address, phone number, the contents of the message and/or attachments you may send us, and any other information you may choose to provide.

How we use your information

We use the information we collect in various ways, including to:

Provide, operate, and maintain our website
Improve, personalize, and expand our website
Understand and analyze how you use our website
Develop new products, services, features, and functionality
Communicate with you, either directly or through one of our partners, including for customer service, to provide you with updates and other information relating to the website, and for marketing and promotional purposes
Send you emails
Find and prevent fraud

Log Files

88137_1 follows a standard procedure of using log files. These files log visitors when they visit websites. All hosting companies do this as part of hosting services' analytics. The information collected by log files include internet protocol (IP) addresses, browser type, Internet Service Provider (ISP), date and time stamp, referring/exit pages, and possibly the number of clicks. These are not linked to any information that is personally identifiable. The purpose of the information is for analyzing trends, administering the site, tracking users' movement on the website, and gathering demographic information.

Cookies and Web Beacons

Like any other website, 88137_1 uses ‘cookies'. These cookies are used to store information including visitors' preferences, and the pages on the website that the visitor accessed or visited. The information is used to optimize the users' experience by customizing our web page content based on visitors' browser type and/or other information.

CCPA Privacy Policy (Do Not Sell My Personal Information)

Under the CCPA, among other rights, California consumers have the right to:

Request that a business that collects a consumer's personal data disclose the categories and specific pieces of personal data that a business has collected about consumers.

Request that a business delete any personal data about the consumer that a business has collected.

Request that a business that sells a consumer's personal data, not sell the consumer's personal data.

If you make a request, we have one month to respond to you. If you would like to exercise any of these rights, please contact us.

GDPR Privacy Policy (Data Protection Rights)

We would like to make sure you are fully aware of all of your data protection rights. Every user is entitled to the following:

The right to access – You have the right to request copies of your personal data. We may charge you a small fee for this service.

The right to rectification – You have the right to request that we correct any information you believe is inaccurate. You also have the right to request that we complete the information you believe is incomplete.

The right to erasure – You have the right to request that we erase your personal data, under certain conditions.

The right to restrict processing – You have the right to request that we restrict the processing of your personal data, under certain conditions.

The right to object to processing – You have the right to object to our processing of your personal data, under certain conditions.

The right to data portability – You have the right to request that we transfer the data that we have collected to another organization, or directly to you, under certain conditions.

If you make a request, we have one month to respond to you. If you would like to exercise any of these rights, please contact us.

Children's Information

Another part of our priority is adding protection for children while using the internet. We encourage parents and guardians to observe, participate in, and/or monitor and guide their online activity.

88137_1 does not knowingly collect any Personal Identifiable Information from children under the age of 13. If you think that your child provided this kind of information on our website, we strongly encourage you to contact us immediately and we will do our best efforts to promptly remove such information from our records.

RAINBOW RIVER BUNGALOWS

RULES AND REGULATIONS

Management of this Park offers Equal Housing Opportunities. We do business in accordance with Federal

Fair Housing Laws and will not illegally discriminate against any person because of race, color, age, religion, sex,

handicap, familial status or national origin in the sale or rental of housing or residential lots; advertising the sale or

rental of housing; financing of housing; or in providing real estate brokerage services.

All reasonable means have been taken to ensure that your residency is pleasant and enjoyable. Many of the

rules and regulations are based on the requirements of Florida law, and the remainder are to assist in the peaceful

enjoyment of all Residents.

These rules and regulations are intended to maintain the appearance and comfort of the Park for you and

your visitors. A copy of the rules and regulations will be posted at the front entrance of park and must be observed

by all Residents, guests, and family members of invitees. Residents shall require all persons on the lot with their

consent to govern themselves in accordance with the rules and regulations and in a manner that does not

unreasonably disturb their neighbors or constitute a breach of peace.

1. ENFORCEMENT OF RULES AND REGULATIONS.

A. Prior to admission to this Park, each Resident must read the Park rules and regulations as set forth

herein. Please note that ignorance of a rule or regulation cannot be accepted as an excuse for violation. Every effort

will be made by Park Management to ensure that the rules and regulations are enforced and that your safety and

comfort are not disturbed. Your cooperation is absolutely essential in enforcing these rules and regulations.

B. Notwithstanding Park Owner's express intent to enforce the Park rules and regulations and to

require compliance therewith by all Park Residents, compliance and enforcement is a matter between the Park

Owner and the offending Resident, and as such, no other Home Owner or Resident has any right against the Park

Owner relative to enforcement of the rules and regulations against another Resident.

C. It shall be considered a violation of these rules and regulations if a mobile home owner shall lose

possession of his mobile home for reason of foreclosure of a lien against said mobile home or as a result of a

sheriff's levy; assignment for the benefit of creditors; bankruptcy and/or receivership. Any successor in interest who

may have possession, care, custody and/or control of the Home Owner's mobile home may not except as required by

Chapter 723, Florida Statutes, be allowed to maintain occupancy of that mobile home in the Park. This limitation

does not pertain to the ordinary sale of a mobile home which home otherwise meets Park standards and is sold to

prospective purchasers who are otherwise acceptable Home Owners for entry into the Park.

2. NOTICE OF VIOLATION OF RULES AND REGULATIONS.

Management will contact Residents who violate a rule or regulation by means of a personal visit, a

telephone call, and/or a NOTICE OF RULE VIOLATION issued in accordance with section 723.061, Florida

Statutes. It is expected that all Residents will correct the violation in a timely manner, in accordance with section

723.061. Constant violation could lead to possible eviction proceedings in accordance with section 723.061. Please

note that your total adherence to these rules and regulations is absolutely essential to provide you and your

neighbors a peaceful surrounding.

3. ACCEPTANCE OF LOT RENTAL AMOUNT/LATE CHARGE & DELINQUENT NOTICE.

Lot rental amount, including governmental and utility charges and assessments, is to be paid in full. Timely

payment in full is required; partial payments will not be accepted. Lot rental amount payments are due on the first

day of each month and must be paid on or before the fifth day of the month. A late charge will be assessed to any

Resident whose payment is not received by Management (including mailed-in payments) on or before the fifth day

of the month. Resident must pay by personal check, cashier's check, money order, certified check, or bank electronic

funds transfer. Park Owner reserves the right to refuse a personal check, or to require that personal checks be drawn

on financial institutions licensed or authorized to do business in Florida, including international banking

corporations or international development banks licensed pursuant to Chapter 663, Florida Statutes. Park Owner

may require proof of such licensing or authorization before acceptance of a personal check. A charge will be

assessed to Resident for any personal check that is not honored for any reason. Additionally, in the event a personal

check is returned not paid for any reason or proceedings are instituted to enforce Park Management's rights, Park

Management may require that payment of lot rental amount be made by certified funds, a money order or bank

electronic funds transfer only. Lot rental amount is payable only in UNITED STATES FUNDS. The Resident's Lot

Number must appear on the check, money order, or bank draft. For safety purposes, cash is not accepted for any

reason. In the event that the Resident fails to pay the lot rental amount on or before the fifth day of the month, Park

Management will issue a Delinquent Notice requiring the Resident to either pay all monies due or be subject to an

eviction action pursuant to section 723.061, Florida Statutes, seeking removal of their home from the Park. In the

event that Park Management chooses to initiate legal proceedings for eviction, the prevailing party shall be entitled

to a reasonable attorney fee in addition to court costs.

4. OCCUPANCY.

A. Any person applying for admittance as a Resident of the Park must fill out an application for

residency, pay an application fee and be interviewed by Park Management. All prospective Residents must be

approved by Park Management and must sign a lease agreement prior to occupancy of a mobile home currently in

the Park or moving a mobile home into the Park. Park Management has the right to reject a prospective Resident for

any reason not prohibited by law. Park Management will not approve a prospective Resident who provides false or

misleading statements, whether orally or in writing, within the rental application or in any statement or document

offered in support of a request for residency approval. Each Home Owner, resident and occupant of the home must

be approved for residency by the Park Manager. No one other than those executing the Lot Rental Agreement shall

be allowed to own or to reside upon the lot set forth in the Lot Rental Agreement without prior written consent from

the Park Manager. Written approval of the Park Manager is required as to any change in the name or number of

persons in the mobile home. The purchase of a Resident's home by those who have not executed the Lot Rental

Agreement or obtained written consent from Park Management shall not constitute permission or right for the

purchaser(s) to reside within the Park. An Application for Residency and credit check must be completed and

approved, a Prospectus delivered, and a Lot Rental Agreement signed, prior to: (i) arrival of the Home Owner's

mobile home in the Park; or (ii) occupancy of a home already in the Park. The Park Manager reserves the right to

refuse to accept further lot rental amount and terminate the Lot Rental Agreement of anyone who, after proper

notices pursuant to section 723.061, Florida Statutes, fails to comply with these rules and regulations.

B. Approval by non-discriminatory qualifications will be considered by using the policies governed

by the Mobile Housing Institute, in that all applicants are required to have two years of verifiable Landlord or

Mortgage references. - All Applicants are required to have a checking account in US Funds. - All Applicants are

required to have a state or government-issued form of identification. -All Applicants are required to have verifiable

income, which equals at least two and a half times their monthly housing costs. (Monthly housing costs include

house payment, lot rental amount, insurance and utilities.) -All Applicants are required to provide proof of

ownership and proof of insurance for their motor vehicle(s). Once approved, all Applicants will be required to

submit a copy of the title transfer application on the home, indicating the title has been transferred to the new

owner's name, and will be required to sign a Lot Rental Agreement (lease).

C. Only homes owned and occupied by persons who have applied for residency in the Park and who

have been approved as such by Park Management are permitted to reside in the Park. The principal occupant of each

home in the Park must be its legal owner. Each Resident at or over the minimum age established herein or otherwise

approved by Park Management for residency in the Park must have signed a copy of the Lot Rental Agreement prior

to occupying the Home. The Park Owner or Park Manager does allow subleasing of the Home upon prior written

approval. In some cases the Park Owner may allow a corporation, family trust or partnership to own a home. In such

limited cases, the principal occupant must be qualified and approved for tenancy in accordance with these rules and

regulations.

D. Lot rental amount is based on two (2) persons per home.

5. PROCEDURES FOR REVIEW OF REQUEST FOR OCCUPANCY.

A. Prospective Residents of the Park must be approved by Park Management. Approval is based

upon: (1) completion of a questionnaire provided for this purpose; (2) credit, background and reference check and

criminal history check; and (3) an interview of all persons planning to occupy the mobile home. Such written

approval will not be unreasonably withheld; however, Park Management does reserve the right to refuse admission

to the Park by any person(s) not deemed suitable to Park Management in its sole discretion. Any misrepresentation,

whether written or oral, made by the prospective Resident (Home Owner) in information provided on the

registration card or credit application; or statements as to number, age, or identity of persons residing in the Home;

or about pets, personal background, or past landlords, is deemed material and fraudulent and made to induce the

Park Owner to admit the prospective Resident (Home Owner). Any such misrepresentation shall be deemed a

conclusive breach of the Lot Rental Agreement and shall void the approval of the request for occupancy.

B. The prospective Resident must provide evidence of gainful employment and provide the name,

address and telephone number of the employer and the name of the supervisor, if applicable, so that employment

information and salary can be verified, and must provide consent to the employer to divulge the information to Park

Management. Prospective Residents living on investment or pension income, social security, A.F.D.C. or other

governmental aid must provide proof of amount of income and durability of income, along with necessary consents

to verify the information.

C. Factors to be considered in review of an application for residency:

(1) Credit rating by individuals or businesses having credit experience with Resident or by

credit bureau report.

(2) Reports from previous landlords and current landlord.

(3) Report of employer as to veracity, trustworthiness and character.

(4) Resident must provide copy of Title, Bill of Sale, Contract or other written evidence

showing ownership of the mobile home to be located in the Park, and the name, address, account number and

telephone number of any lien holder.

D. Grounds for denial of residency in the Park: Denial may result because of the existence of any of

the following items, but is not limited to such items:

(1) Falsification of information on application.

(2) Refusal to provide requested information.

(3) Conviction of a crime (other than a minor traffic infraction) under the law of any state, or

the United States or conviction or violation of the laws or ordinances of any state, or the United States or any

county, municipality or local governmental entity which would have endangered the life, health, safety or property

of the Residents of the Park or interfered with the peaceful enjoyment of the Park by its Residents.

(4) Unfavorable credit information.

(5) Unfavorable report of present or previous landlord.

(6) Unfavorable report of employer.

(7) Lack of showing of ability to meet financial obligations to the Park.

(8) Home to be located in Park not in compliance with the Park's requirements as set forth

herein or in the Park's Prospectus.

(9) Home to be located in Park over 5 years old. This criteria may be waived by Park

Management upon inspection and approval of the Home.

(10) Exhibiting attitude to Park Management that the rules and regulations of the Park will not

be respected and followed by applicant.

(11) Refusal to sign Park lease.

(12) Refusal to pay a financial obligation disclosed pursuant to section 723.035(2), Florida

Statutes, and uniformly charged by the Park to incoming Residents.

(13) Refusal to read and accept the rules and regulations.

(14) Having too many persons or a pet that does not qualify.

(15) Failing to provide proof of ownership of the mobile home or of any other vehicle owned

or used by the prospective Resident and to be kept or used in the Park, and the information regarding any lien

holder.

6. SALE OF MOBILE HOME.

A. A Home Owner has the right to sell his mobile home within the Park, and the prospective

purchaser may become a resident of the Park. However, the prospective purchaser must qualify pursuant to the

requirements of these rules and regulations, complete the requisite application, pay an application fee and be

approved by Park Management. Thus, any prospective Home Owner must qualify for and obtain prior written

approval of Park Management to become a Resident of the Park.

(1) Home Owner has the right to sell his/her mobile home while such home is located in the

Park in accordance with the terms of these Rules and Regulations established from time to time pursuant to section

723.037, Florida Statutes, by Park Management; provided, however, Home Owner shall give Management the first

right of refusal to purchase Home Owner's mobile home as provided in these Rules and Regulations. Upon receipt of

a fully executed purchase agreement for the sale of Home Owner's mobile home (the "purchase agreement"), Home

Owner must give Park Management written notice of the purchase agreement with a copy of the Purchase

Agreement attached (the "notice"). Park Management shall have ten (10) days following its receipt of the notice (the

"option period") to elect to purchase Home Owner's mobile home upon the same terms and conditions set forth in

the purchase agreement. Park Management election to purchase the mobile home shall be made by written notice

thereof to Home Owner prior to the expiration of the option period. If the sale of the mobile home by Home Owner

does not timely occur, then Park Management's right of first refusal shall reapply to any further sale of Home

Owner's mobile home. Park Management may seek injunctive relief to enforce this provision if Home Owner fails to

strictly comply.

(2) Application Form. The Park Owner is vested with the authority to prescribe an

application form such as may require specific personal, social, financial and other data relating to the intended

purchaser, or as relates to the proposed lessee, as may reasonably be required by the Park Owner in order to enable

the Park Owner to responsibly investigate the intended purchaser, or proposed lessee within the time limits extended

to the Park Owner for that purpose as hereinafter set forth. The application shall be completed and submitted to the

Park Owner along with and as an integral part of the notice. An application fee shall be charged to the Home Owner

transferring his mobile home or lot, which fee shall accompany the application form.

(3) Application Fee -- This fee will be charged by the Park Owner, as allowed by law, to

cover the cost of interviewing the prospective Resident, processing the application for residency along with other

relevant documents, investigating the personal background and references of the prospective Resident, in qualifying

a prospective Resident of the Park.

(4) Failure to Obtain Approval of Park Owner. Any person who purchases a mobile home

situated in the Park but does not, prior to occupancy of the Home, qualify as, and obtain consent of the Park Owner

to become a resident of the Park, shall be subject to eviction pursuant to section 723.061(1)(e), Florida Statutes.

(5) Disapproval by the Park Owner. The Park Owner may disapprove the application of a

prospective purchaser to become a resident of the Park if the prospective purchaser does not qualify under the Park

rules and regulations to become a Park Resident. Such disapproval shall be grounds to deny such purchaser the

opportunity to assume the Resident's lease and shall be grounds for eviction in the event such proposed purchaser

has taken possession of the respective home. In the event of disapproval, the Park Owner may pursue all remedies

available at law or in equity.

B. PLEASE NOTE: Only one previously chosen Bungalow will be allowed in this park. Your home

is to be constructed to the exact same specifications as the model home located in the front of the park. The exterior

colors will be chosen by park management while the interior colors are to be chosen by the homeowner. A Home

Owner may display one "For Sale" sign, no larger than 12 inches x 18 inches, inside the mobile home window only.

This sign may display only the words, "For Sale" or the equivalent plus an address or telephone number where

further information may be obtained. Because of safety and security considerations, any home offered for sale must

be registered with the Park Office before a sign is displayed. All outside realtors, brokers, home movers or service

companies working in the Park must show proof of insurance before starting work. Those without proof of insurance

on file will be stopped from performing work inside the Park until such proof of insurance is presented to the Park

Office.

C. The Park Owner requires that all mobile homes in the Park be maintained in conformance with the

Park's established standards for quality, safety and appearance as set forth in these rules and regulations. Failure to

meet the Park's requirements within 10 days of written notice shall be a violation of these rules and regulations.

D. Park Management requires that Residents comply with the requirements of all governmental

agencies, including but not limited to those of the Department of Motor Vehicles, State of Florida, the county where

the Park is located, and HUD.

E. All homes within the Park are subject to regular external inspections and failure to comply with

the standards stated in these rules and regulations shall result in a notice of rule violation and may result in

termination of residency pursuant to section 723.061, Florida Statutes.

F. The application and approval procedure set forth in this rule applies to the transfer of a mobile

home which has been inherited, foreclosed upon, or otherwise transferred by law.

G. Any home offered for sale must be registered with the Park Office before a sign or flyer holder is

displayed. All outside realtors, brokers, home movers or service companies working in the Park must show proof of

insurance before starting work. Those without proof of insurance on file will be stopped from performing work

inside the Park until such proof of insurance is presented to the Park Office.

7. REMOVAL OF MOBILE HOME.

A. Lot rental amount for the balance of the current lease term will be owed as to any home which is

moved and the lot vacated prior to the end of the lease term. In the event a Home Owner intends to move his mobile

home from the Park he must give written notice to Park Management of that intent at least 30 days prior to the end

of the lease term. Movement of homes from the Park must be made between 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. so Park

Management may have an inspector present. Only transporters of mobile homes, properly authorized by governing

authorities, are permitted to move homes into or out of the Park. Such transporters must provide Park Management

with a certificate of insurance in the amount of $2,000,000.00 to insure against damage to Park property. Prior

written permission from the Park Owner is required prior to any move of a mobile home either into or out of the

Park. All current charges must be paid in full at the Park office before the Home is moved from the Park.

B. Home Owner shall require Contractor to deliver to Management: (1) a security deposit (the

"Deposit") or a surety bond ("Bond") which security deposit or surety bond is the exclusive responsibility of the

Contractor and which shall be in an amount which is the greater of $20,000 or 110% of the amount of the removal

contract, which deposit or bond and which shall serve as security to insure the removal of the improvements in a

workmanlike fashion and for restoration of the lot, and (2) a certificate of general liability insurance in an amount of

not less than two million dollars ($2,000,000.00) to ensure against personal injury and damage to property. Home

Owner shall have 5 days from the date of commencement of the removal of the improvements to complete the

removal of the improvements and the lot restoration or Management may use the deposit or the bond to complete

said removal of the improvements and lot restoration. In the event of Home Owner's default under the provisions of

this rule the contractor shall not be entitled to any refund of any unused portion of the deposit or bond, it being

acknowledged that said deposit or bond shall be deemed forfeited should the contractor fail to complete the removal

of the improvements in accordance with the terms and conditions of this paragraph. Before the removal of

improvements can commence, contractors, home movers and service providers working on the removal of the

improvements or on the lot restoration must show proof of insurance in the amount of $2,000,000.00 to ensure

against damage to Park property, proper licenses and permits.

C. Any resident who removes his home is responsible for removal of all discarded materials

including but not limited to all concrete, trash, steps, planters, patios and footers etc. The home site must be left in a

clean and neat fashion. Any expenses incurred by Management in restoring the site to the condition of a well

maintained lot in the Park will be charged to Home Owner. All utility connections shall be sealed and identified.

When these obligations have been met, Home Owner shall notify Management and an inspection of the lot will be

made. Once Management determines that the lot has been properly cleared, Home Owner's responsibility for lot

rental amount shall cease. If Resident fails to properly clear the lot, Management shall do so and Resident shall be

charged a fee for cleanup.

D. Park Management and owner assume no responsibility in the event that a dealer, bank or other

secured party should opt to remove the mobile home of a Home Owner from the Park, except for Park

Management's failure to perform a duty or negligent performance of a duty as implied by law.

E. Removal of a home during the lease term without prior written consent of Management shall

constitute a breach of Home Owner's lot rental agreement and subject Home Owner with the obligation for payment

of all lot rental amount owed for the remainder of the lease term. Home Owner must be current in payment of its lot

rental amount and other obligations to the Park and if the home is to be moved prior to the end of the current lease

term prepay or make arrangements acceptable to Management to pay the lot rental amount, and user fees if

applicable, through the end of Home Owner's current lease term. Home Owner is advised that Management retains

a lien on the home and its accessory structures on the lot for any unpaid lot rental amount pursuant to Section

713.691, Florida Statutes.

8. SETUP: NEW AND RESALES.

A. The location and positioning of the Home on the lot will be carried out under the direction of Park

Management. Park Management's written approval of the style and quality, size and type of all proposed additions

or other improvements to the Home Owner's home or lot will be subject to Park Owner's prior written approval and

will be based on factors such as the size, location, and the proposed location of equipment, additions or other

improvements in relationship to other lots in the Park. A plot plan showing the location of the Home, accessory

buildings and any improvements existing and proposed to the Home or lot shall be submitted to the Park Owner.

Written approval from the Park Owner is required prior to the commencement of any work.

B. Mobile homes must be placed in a uniform manner, properly blocked, and all utilities connected in

accordance with applicable county code, as applicable, and with Park Management's specifications. Mobile homes

must be anchored immediately, as required by all governmental regulations.

C. The Home Owner agrees that the following standards and requirements shall be met and

completed by a licensed contractor under a building permit issued by the local City Building Department or other

applicable local agency and approved by the Park office.

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D. All of the materials utilized in connection with the erection and completion of the mobile home as

contained within these rules and regulations shall be of a quality, type, style and pattern approved in advance in

writing by Park Management. Park Management shall have control over the manner of installation or attachment of

the Home and of any accessory structures, and all installation and construction shall be consistent and compatible

with other homes in the Park. All home plans and designs shall be approved in writing by Park Management prior to

the commencement of the erection of the Home upon the home site. All installations shall comply with Federal, state

and local laws, and regulations, and shall comply with all standards referenced within the Park's rules and

regulations and the Home Owner's prospectus and Lot Rental Agreement.

E. No air conditioning unit shall be located in the front window of the mobile home or front wall of

any mobile home, or any wall facing a street. Window coverings visible from the street shall be limited to blinds,

shutters, drapes, curtains or similar standard window treatments. No aluminum foil, sheets, towels, blankets,

mattresses or similar materials (other than window blinds, vertical blinds, mini blinds or drapes) may be placed in

windows or doors.

F. Exceptions. Park Management reserves the exclusive, unrestricted right to grant exceptions to the

referenced Home Owner required improvements due to space limitations, design considerations, etc., in cases where

the intent of the requirement is met but not the specific requirement, or in such other circumstances where the

exception will not disturb the quiet enjoyment of the Park by other Residents or when the basis for the variance is

deemed sufficient in the discretion of Park Management.

9. LOT IMPROVEMENTS BY HOME OWNER.

A. Improvements are encouraged; however, any construction of or addition to a mobile home, and its

location, including but not limited to porches, skirting, steps, awnings, concrete slabs, carports, stone or concrete

walkways, and the like, will not be permitted unless the Home Owner obtains prior written approval from the Park

Management and obtains the necessary governmental approvals and permits when required. If electrical, mechanical

or plumbing is upgraded, whether or not to accommodate appliances or improvements of any type, such upgraded

service shall be at the sole expense of the Home Owner. In addition to all other remedies available to it, Park

Management may require the Home Owner to remove any unapproved construction or addition at the expense of the

Home Owner. Please consult the Park Management before doing any digging, as certain utility and service

connections are underground. Cost of repairs for damaged underground services will be assessed to the Home

Owner who damages any underground service. Each Home Owner is responsible for the submission of complete

plans or permits for anticipated alterations showing compliance with Park standards, county building and zoning

codes, and other restrictions of record. All improvements must be completed within thirty (30) days. For additional

information on Park Standards, please see "Lot Care" below.

B. Improvements made upon utility easements (i.e., sprinkler systems, concrete slabs, etc.) may have

to be removed or modified at the Home Owner's expense if the easement holder needs to make use of the easement.

To locate a utility easement on your lot, please consult with Park Management.

C. If a concrete driveway exists on the lot, the Home Owner, at Home Owner's expense, is

responsible for maintaining driveway, and if the driveway is damaged during the Home Owner residency, the Home

Owner must repair same.

D. No impervious materials may be used within this park per Marion County Zoning

E. Home Owners must secure their street numbers on the front (streetside) of the mobile home.

F. No basketball hoops (either portable or stationary), weight benches, trampolines, pools, outdoor

exercise equipment or other outdoor recreational equipment, or major appliances are permitted on the residential lot

outside the Home. Resident hereby indemnifies and holds harmless Park Owner, its affiliates and its or their officers,

directors, employees, assigns and agents with respect to any claims, damages, loss or cause of action arising from

the use of the same. No pools are permitted except temporary "toddler" wading pools that are less than 5 feet in

diameter and no more than 6 inches deep. Said approved "toddler" pools must be emptied and stored away in an

acceptable location following each and every use, and may never be left unattended while containing any amount of

water. Resident may not post "Beware of Dog" or "No Trespassing" type signs at the residence.

G. A gas grill with attached LPG tank (20 pound maximum) is permitted. No other outside gas, oil or

fuel tanks (except for home heating and cooking) of any type are allowed in the Park. The use of gas grills shall

comply with all applicable codes.

10. LAUNDRY-DRYING

A. Residents are encouraged to use energy-saving devices and lighting in and around their homes,

and to ensure that homes are properly insulated, particularly around doors and windows. In order to maintain an

attractive Park, Residents shall locate any outdoor energy-saving devices where they have the least possible visible

impact in the Park when observed from Park roadways and common areas or from neighboring home sites. If such

placement is not possible, the device shall be placed in the most inconspicuous location possible and shall be

shielded from view to the greatest extent feasible.

B. Energy-saving devices (including portable umbrella clotheslines and solar powered devices and

solar panels) must be approved by Park Management in writing prior to installation and must be constructed and

installed in accordance with applicable state and local regulations and shall be installed only after all required

permits, if any, are obtained.

C. Laundry-drying devices shall not be used, unless portable and taken down daily, within the Park.

D. Hanging of Laundry: No hanging or "sunning" of towels, rugs, rags, or other laundry or wearing

apparel is permitted at any time on the mobile home, on or in the carport, screen room, or lanai, or any other

temporary or permanent structure on the home site, in the screen room or lanai of the home where they may be

visible from the street. Laundry may be hung on portable umbrella clotheslines to be located at the rear of the home.

The Umbrella should be closed when not in use. Laundry must be taken in the home when dry and not left out

overnight.

11. LOT CARE.

It shall be the responsibility of the Home Owner to ensure that his mobile home and lot are properly

maintained. In general, and except as expressly provided to the contrary in the Prospectus or these rules and

regulations, each Home Owner is responsible for the maintenance and repair of his or her mobile home, mobile

home lot, and all improvements thereon, including maintenance of landscaping, including tree trimming and

removal, edging and any other landscaping on the home site; trimming mowing, trimming and edging of the lawn

and driveway area; maintenance of the irrigation system, if any; home site subsidence (other than that resulting from

sinkhole activity) which may cause foundation modification and fill requirements for the home or home site; and

any other events which may cause the Home Owner to incur expense to maintain or repair those items within the

boundaries of the home site. Trees, while still the responsibility of the Home Owner, may not be removed without

having first obtained all required permit(s) and having obtained the prior written consent of the Park Manager.

Please arrange yard clean up and maintenance to coincide with curbside waste collection.

A. All Home Owners must maintain their mobile home, yard, and all applicable buildings in

compliance with all county and State of Florida housing and health codes. Each Home Owner shall be responsible

for the maintenance and cleanliness of his lot. Bottles, cans, boxes, equipment, or debris of any matter shall not be

stored outside or beneath the mobile home, or in a screened enclosure or patio.

B. Watering hoses may not be left unattended. Excessive watering which causes draining into streets,

carports, adjacent home sites or under homes is not permitted. Automatic lawn sprinkler systems must be approved

prior to installation and must be constructed in accordance with applicable state regulations after appropriate permits

are obtained. The watering of lawns may be restricted to designated days and times of day and by other methods to

preserve this resource. The Home Owner must trim and edge along walkways, driveways and streets before they

become unsightly. Sod in place on the home site at the time of occupancy must be maintained by the Home Owner.

Sod destroyed or damaged by neglect, lack of water, or vehicular traffic must be repaired or replaced at Home

Owner's expense. If, in the opinion of Park Management, all or part of Home Owner's lawn needs to be re-sodded,

Home Owner will receive written notice from Management to complete this repair within forty-five (45) days at

Home Owner's expense.

C. Home sites are to be kept free of dead limbs, palm fronds and weeds and shall not be permitted to

become overgrown. The planting of trees, shrubbery, and flowers is encouraged; however, to protect underground

utilities, it is necessary to receive written approval from Park Management prior to planting. All trees, shrubs and

plants on the lot are the property of the Park and are not to be moved by the Home Owner or by other Residents.

Nonetheless, plants and shrubs planted by Home Owner may be removed when vacating the lot with Park

Management's approval. Existing trees or shrubs must not be damaged or removed by the Home Owner without

prior written permission of the Park Manager. Any tree the trunk of which is on a boundary line of the Home

Owner's lot is the shared responsibility of the adjacent Home Owner (if the trunk is located on a shared boundary

line between two mobile home lots) or of the Park Owner (if the trunk is on a boundary line separating the Home

Owner's lot from a common area of the Park or from an unoccupied lot). Trees that are the property of the Park

(those the trunk of which is located entirely within a common area of the Park) may be trimmed or removed by

consent of Park Management with costs shared equally by the Home Owner and Park Owner. Dead trees, or trees

and shrubs damaged by high winds, or by any other act of God, must be removed by Home Owner, at Home

Owner's expense, within seven (7) days of occurrence of death or damage of the affected tree or shrub. Vegetable

gardening must be approved by Park Management. Trees and shrubs must be kept well groomed at all times.

D. Residents who are going to be absent from the Park for more than thirty (30) days must notify the

office as to what arrangements have been made for the necessary grounds care as well as any security arrangements

for the home, if any. Park Management reserves the right to do the necessary work so that the lot will meet the

standards of the Park during Resident's absence from the Park. The costs will be charged to the Resident as set forth

in the Prospectus. Residents are required to furnish Management with a current address and telephone number, as

well as the name and telephone number of the person responsible for the maintenance of their home and space

during their absence.

E. Mobile home parks by necessity contain extensive underground facilities; therefore, no digging of

any sort will be permitted without prior consent of Park Management.

F. All lawn and maintenance contractors need to have liability insurance policies which must be

approved by Park Owner in advance (such approval will not be unreasonably withheld), and a certificate of

insurance must be on file with the Park office. The Park must also be added as a loss payee on any applicable

insurance policy(ies).

12. PARK STANDARDS FOR HOMES AND HOME SITES.

A. All mobile homes must be kept in good repair, including utility buildings. Home Owners must

immediately repair any water leaks in or from pipes or fixtures that occur in parts of the pipes or fixtures which are

the Home Owner's responsibility as set forth in the Prospectus. Broken windows, peeling paint, dull exterior of a

mobile home, or dirt, grime or mildew visible from a Park roadway or an adjacent lot must be corrected. The

exterior surfaces of the mobile home including the eaves and trim shall be kept free of mildew or discoloration.

Mobile homes must be washed at least annually. Peeling, fading, or damaged exterior surfaces must be restored to

the condition of a well maintained home in the Park. Changes from the original material and color of a screened area

must be approved by the Park Manager prior to installation. All exterior materials used in upgrading must be

approved in writing by the Park Manager prior to their use on the Home. The materials used must be consistent with

the types of materials used on well-maintained homes in the Park. Upon failure of Home Owner to take appropriate

corrective action after receipt of notice, Park Management may, but has no obligation to, have the necessary work

performed.

B. Obsolescence: As the appearance of the mobile home ages, or is damaged or otherwise altered in

appearance, if deemed necessary or appropriate by Park Owner, housing or health code enforcement personnel, the

mobile home shall be modified so as to be brought to the state of cleanliness and repair of a well-maintained home.

While homes may not be required to be brought to an overall "as new" condition, repairs and maintenance may be

required to repair or replace damaged, dilapidated or discolored components of the Home visible from the street or

from an adjacent home including resurfacing, re-siding, re-roofing, lap-siding or similar modifications.

C. Any mobile home which does not have skirting maintained in a neat and proper condition, in the

opinion of Park Management, must have the skirting replaced with the approved skirting as set out above. If the

present skirting is destroyed by windstorm, by an act of God, or by any other means, replacement skirting must be of

the approved type.

D. Should the Home Owner's mobile home be destroyed by fire, windstorm, an act of God, or any

other means, the Home Owner must remove the salvage from the lot within thirty (30) days from date of such event

or from date of mailing of written notice from Park Owner to Home Owner to remove same, whichever is earlier.

E. All electrical, sewer, water and gas lines which are the responsibility of Home Owner shall be

maintained by Home Owner. There shall be no alterations by Home Owner to any Park-owned utility lines. Home

Owner shall be responsible for repairs to utilities as set forth in the prospectus.

13. HURRICANE PREPARATIONS.

A. Mobile homes, including appurtenances such as carports, screen rooms, and exterior utility rooms,

damaged by hurricanes, or by any other cause, must be repaired or rebuilt to the condition of a well maintained

home or appurtenance in the Park, or to Park standards as set forth in these rules and regulations.

B. Each Home Owner or Resident who plans to be absent from the Park during the hurricane season

must prepare their home prior to departure by designating a responsible firm or individual to care for the Home

during the Home Owner's or Resident's absence in the event that the Home should suffer hurricane damage. The

designated firm or individual shall be registered with Park Management. The designated firm or individual shall

contact Park Management for permission to install or to remove hurricane shutters or perform other hurricane

preparation related work on the Home. If permission is given by Park Management for the performance of such

work, then the approval shall be conditioned upon Park Management also approving the quality of the materials to

be used and the aesthetic appearance of the materials.

C. Hurricane tie-downs are required by the laws of the State of Florida local state or federal law and

every mobile home brought into the Park must be so secured, in accordance with the law, within thirty (30) days

from the date of arrival, at the Home Owner's expense. Home Owners or residents who are to be absent from the

Park in excess of four (4) days shall prepare their mobile homes for any storm so that it and other mobile homes are

protected. All materials or containers which may blow shall be placed inside the mobile home.

D. Park Management may install hurricane shutters and may maintain, repair, or replace such

approved hurricane shutters or perform other hurricane related preparation work on all structures in the common

areas of the Park.

E. Any damaged home declared uninhabitable by either a federal, state or local government agency

or the Home Owner's insurance company may be removed and disposed of by Park Management if the Home Owner

fails to do so.

14. FLORIDA STATE LICENSE DECAL.

A. All Home Owners must maintain current state registration decal on their mobile home. A copy of

the current registration must be furnished to Park Management by the Home Owner on an annual basis.

B. Current state license decal(s) shall be conspicuously displayed on the mobile home at all times.

Please place it in the lower left-hand corner of a window which faces the street.

15. VEHICLES.

A. Inasmuch as Park Management's mobile home Park is maintained as a private enterprise, its streets

are private and not public thoroughfares. Only individuals having a current and valid driver's license may operate a

motor vehicle in the Park. The term "vehicle" shall have the same meaning as the term "motor vehicle" as defined in

section 320.01, Florida Statutes, which includes, but is not limited to, a "trailer" that is without motive power and is

designed to be pulled by a vehicle with a motor. Further, a "personal vehicle" shall mean a Resident's noncommercial car, truck, SUV, station wagon, minivan, or passenger van which is used for personal transportation

which does not exceed "1 ton" and is without advertising logos, signage, decals, and stickers. All vehicles must have

liability insurance in the minimum amount required by State law. Only personal vehicles licensed and used for daily

transportation will be allowed to be operated in the Park. All other vehicles, including but not limited to, any

commercial vehicle, any vehicle exceeding a "1-ton" classification, large trucks, cargo vans, step vans, semitrailers,

motorhomes, recreational vehicles, buses, campers, boats, off-road vehicles, utility trailers of any type, boat trailers,

motorcycle trailers or any similar vehicles, must be removed from the Park. Park Management will ban from the

Park any vehicles that, in its sole judgment, interfere with the peace, privacy, and/or general welfare of other

Residents or with the appearance of the Park. Personal vehicles where more than 30% of the vehicle is covered with

decals or stickers of any kind are deemed unsightly and are prohibited from being parked or stored in the Park.

B. Residents must park their vehicles on the driveway on their own lot. The Resident is permitted a

total of two (2) vehicles per lot, provided there is adequate room on the driveway. Without prior written consent of

Park Owner, no vehicle shall be parked in or on Park common areas, other than those areas specifically designated

for parking. All vehicles must have liability insurance in the minimum amount required by Florida law. As a

security measure, all automobile doors should be locked. The street right-of-way may not be used for parking. In the

event there is not sufficient space, it is the responsibility of the Resident to locate parking or storage outside the Park

lot and not on other Residents' lots. Parking on roadways within the Park or on lawns, swales, green areas or vacant

lots or on undeveloped portions of the Park is strictly prohibited. Vehicles are not to be parked on the grass at any

time. Only vehicles licensed and used for daily personal transportation will be allowed to be stored in the Park. All

other vehicles, including but not limited to utility trailers of any type, boat trailers, motorcycle trailers or any similar

vehicles, must be removed from the lot. Park Management will ban from the Park any vehicles which, in its sole

judgment, interfere with the peace, privacy, and/or general welfare of other Residents or with the appearance of the

Park. Vehicles in violation of these rules and regulations may be towed away without notice at the Home Owner's

expense, payable to the towing service and not to the Park Owner. Residents are responsible for their guests'

vehicles.

C. Mechanical or other repair of vehicles, boats or trailers is not permitted at the home site or

elsewhere within the Park. No vehicles other than those owned or leased by Resident may be repaired or washed on

Resident's lot. Vehicles without current licenses and tags, or which are inoperable or in a state of disrepair, including

but not limited to those which are rusted, dented, or unpainted or which are missing external parts, are not to be

stored on the lot or in any other area within the Park. Washing of Resident's personal vehicles is permitted subject to

any rules or regulations promulgated by any local, state or federal agency.

D. Campers, motor homes, boats or delivery vehicles will be permitted three days for loading and

unloading. No person may remain overnight or to otherwise reside in the Park in any camper, motor home or similar

vehicle. No boats or watercraft of any kind may be in your driveway longer than 2 (two) days.

E. Motorcycles, mopeds, and scooters, if properly licensed, may be operated by a Resident only as

transportation on Park streets via the shortest route in and out of the Park. No joyriding will be permitted within the

Park by Resident or guests. ATV's, dirtbikes, minibikes, go carts, and any other type of off-road vehicles are strictly

prohibited within the Park with the exception of golf carts. All permitted vehicles must have factory-type quiet

mufflers. Park Management reserves the right to prohibit any motorcycle, moped and/or motor scooter from being

stored, parked and/or driven in the Park if, in Park Management's sole discretion and opinion, said vehicle(s) are

unreasonably loud and/or will disturb the health, safety, property, welfare or quiet enjoyment of Park Residents.

F. Golf carts can only be driven by licensed drivers and must be in good working order and must

have operable headlights. Golf cart drivers must observe the posted speed limit and cannot drive a golf cart in the

Park after 10:00 pm. Golf carts shall not have horns nor may any person in a golf cart play music loudly while in the

golf cart. A golf cart may not be driven in the Park by an intoxicated or otherwise impaired driver.

G. Speed bumps, if installed, are a safety factor. The Park Owner or Manager is not responsible for

any damage or personal injury resulting from contact with a speed bump.

H. Speeding in excess of posted limits is prohibited. All autos, motorcycles, mopeds and any other

vehicle must observe the posted speed limits and obey all "stop signs" or other posted warnings. A FULL STOP

must be made at all stop signs. All of these rules and regulations will be enforced as this is for the safety of our Park

Residents. Residents must inform all of their guests and visitors about the speed limit and the aforementioned rules

and regulations.

I. Roller skating and skateboarding are prohibited within the Park.

J. Bicycles, golf carts and pedestrians have the right of way.

K. Only individuals having a current and valid driver's license may operate a motor vehicle

(including a golf cart) in the Park.

L. The building of boats in the Park is prohibited.

M. Bicycle riding in the Park after sunset is permitted only if bicycles are equipped with front lights

in working order and reflectors on the rear the bike. Bicycle riders must obey all street signs.

16. PEST CONTROL: Home Owners shall, at their own expense, provide for pest control wherever and

whenever deemed necessary about the Home or site. Pests include, but are not limited to, ants, termites, mice,

grasshoppers moles, crickets, or other natural, unnatural or seasonal pest infestation. Pest control is not provided by

the Park.

17. PETS.

A. Pets are permitted only with prior written permission of the Park Management (as defined in the

Prospectus). Residents are required to formally apply for permission to bring a pet into the Park before the pet is

allowed to be brought into the Park.

B. A maximum of two pets per home site is permitted in the Park unless otherwise approved in

writing in advance by Park Management. The pets must be INSIDE pets, and true household pets. Certain breeds of

dogs [including but not limited to Doberman Pinschers, German shepherds, Rottweilers, Staffordshire Terriers,

Presa Canarios, Boerboels, Cane Corsos, Akitas, certain bulldog breeds (including pitbulls), wolf breeds and chows]

are not permitted in the Park due to their size and/or aggressive natures. Prior written approval from Park

Management must be obtained as to any dog which is to reside in the Park, and such written approval must be

obtained prior to the time the dog is actually brought into the Park. However, the above-stated restrictions do not

apply to pets in the Park and owned by persons lawfully in residence as of the effective date of these rules and

regulations. Such pets will be grandfathered into these rules and regulations. Thus, residents of the Park as of the

effective date of these rules and regulations having three or more inside pets or pets falling within the category of

one of the restricted breeds as defined above will be allowed to keep them; nonetheless, pets which would otherwise

be in violation of these rules and regulations but which are in the Park as of the effective date thereof may not be

replaced by another non-conforming pet or replaced at all if the Resident has another pet.

C. Pets shall not, under any circumstances, at any time, be caged, fenced, tied or otherwise left

restrained but unattended outside the Home of the pet's owner. No outside dog houses, dog runs, cages, or other

containers of any kind for the retention of pets will be permitted on a home site.

D. Sustained barking or howling which is audible outside the Home by any dog for three (3) minutes

or more at any time of the day or night constitutes unacceptable dog behavior.

E. No pet with a history of biting or attacking any person shall be allowed or approved. Any Resident

who has previously been sued because of damages caused by any pet for which approval is being sought shall be

denied permission for such pet to be brought into the Park.

F. Dog walk area must be used for walking dogs in the Park. All pet droppings must be picked up

immediately and disposed of properly; doggie pot bags are provided for this purpose.

G. Pet birds whose singing or other noises are not audible outside the owner's mobile home are

permitted. However, should a pet bird become a noise nuisance, the bird's owner is required to take corrective

action.

H. No agricultural or wild animals or exotic creatures such as iguanas, snakes, ferrets, etc., are

permitted in the Park.

I. Residents shall be liable for and shall defend, indemnify and hold the Park harmless from all

personal injury or property damage caused by pets. Residents shall in addition, comply with all provisions of any

rules, regulations and ordinances of any governmental authority or agency and the laws of the State of Florida with

respect to dogs and other pets.

J. Guests or invitees are permitted to bring a pet into the Park as long as the pet conforms to the

requirements set forth above in this "Pets" rule. Residents will be held responsible for any violation by the pet(s) of

Resident's guests. Guests' Seeing-Eye dogs are permitted.

K. Pets are specifically prohibited from the Park office and from other Park or recreation buildings or

facilities.

L. Resident must have proof that their pets have had all required vaccinations.

M. Any pet found running loose may be picked up and delivered to the local animal shelter. If the

animal is wearing identifying tags, Park Management may, but is not obligated to, first attempt to return the animal

to its home.

18. TRASH/GARBAGE (NOTE: NEED TO MODIFY THIS RULE IF DUMPSTER INSTEAD OF

CURBSIDE).

A. Garbage in the Park is to be placed in the provided dumpsters located in the back left corner of the

Park. Yard trash and cuttings must be put in plastic bags. Limbs must be tied in bundles, none over 3 feet in length.

Residents are responsible for transporting their yard trash to a dumpster. Large or bulk items, especially those items

which are beyond regular household waste, may not be disposed of in Park dumpsters. Home owners must arrange

for removal of these large or bulk items on their own and at their own expense. Cardboard boxes must be broken

down flat.

B. Items such as but not limited to sanitary napkins, condoms, metal, rubber, clothes, plastic, paper

towels, fabric, grease, disposable diapers, tampons (including those labeled "flushable"), and the like are not to be

disposed of in mobile home or Park toilets or drains. Expenses of purging stoppages of sewer lines of such or similar

foreign objects shall be the burden of the Home Owner whose mobile home occupies the space from which the

foreign object originated. All costs of collecting the expense of purging the lines, including, a reasonable attorney's

fee, in the event a Home Owner fails to pay the expenses within five (5) days after written demand, shall also be the

burden of such home owner. As to any such action brought to enforce the provisions of Chapter 723, Florida

Statutes, in which action the Home Owner is the prevailing party, the Home Owner shall be entitled to a reasonable

attorney's fee as provided by section 723.068, Florida Statutes. Likewise, if the Park Owner is the prevailing party,

the Park Owner is entitled to a reasonable attorneys' fee to be paid by the Home Owner.

C. The garbage company will pick up trash according to their own schedule and rules. Residents are

responsible for depositing their garbage and yard trash in the proper receptacles for pickup.

D. Residents, their guests, agents, invitees or other occupants are prohibited from generating,

manufacturing, storing, treating, discharging, releasing, burying or disposing on, under or about the leased site, or

any area in the Park, and from transporting to or from the leased site or other area of the Park any hazardous waste.

19. Only Comcast Cable is to be provided throughout the park. Park management will not allow satellite

dishes to be placed on the exterior of homes or on poles next to your Bungalow

No exterior antennas of any kind, nor satellite dishes shall be permitted, except those which are designed to

receive video programming through direct broadcast satellite service or multi-point distribution service or those

which are designed to receive over the air broadcast signals from local broadcast television stations. To the extent

allowed by federal, state or local law, Park Management reserves the right to prohibit any specific type of antenna or

satellite dish and to regulate the placement of any device. Generally, allowable devices must be installed at the rear

of the home or as close to the rear of the home as possible, in the most inconspicuous location possible and must be

painted in an appropriate color to match the surrounding environment. Park Management must give written approval

prior to the installation of any antenna or satellite dish.

A. Outdoor reception devices must not exceed one meter (39") in diameter and must be installed in a

manner that complies with all applicable codes, city and state laws and regulations, and manufacturer instructions.

No radio, CB or shortwave antenna is permitted at the home site or on the Home.

B. Outdoor reception devices must be installed on a home owner's home or on the ground of a home

owner's home site in a location that is in conformance with the aesthetic standards of the Park. The location should

not be visible from the street, or if such placement sufficiently impairs the quality of reception, the device must be

installed on the Home or home site in the most inconspicuous location possible and must be attractively landscaped

and shielded from view to the greatest extent possible.

C. No outdoor reception device may be placed so as to obstruct a driver's view of any street,

driveway, sidewalk or intersection, nor may they be installed on, or encroach upon, any common area or restricted

access property located within the Park.

20. RESIDENT CONDUCT.

A. Noise or conduct which Park Management finds objectionable, which disturbs the peaceful

enjoyment of the Park by neighbors, or which constitutes a nuisance to other Residents or which constitutes a breach

of the peace, is prohibited. Loud noises, annoying parties, or abusive or profane language shall not be permitted at

any time in the Park. Yelling, screaming, other noise-making, or the use of profanity outside the mobile home or

inside the mobile home if audible outside the Home, are not permitted in the Park. All Residents and their invitees

and guests must conduct themselves in an orderly fashion and must ensure that their pets behave in such a manner as

not to annoy, disturb or interfere with other Park Residents. Residents are requested to keep noise levels from

whatever source to a minimum, especially between the hours of 9:00 p.m. and 8:00 a.m. Noise which can be heard

outside of your lot will be considered too loud. Complaints filed with Park Management by other residents

concerning noise or disturbances caused by another Resident or such Resident's guests shall be considered as

evidence of a violation of these rules and regulations.

B. Residents will be held responsible for their guests' conduct. The head of each family shall be

continually responsible for the actions of his or her family, making full restitution for any damages occurring to

another Resident's property or that of the Park Owner's. Guests may not sleep in vehicles.

C. Public drunkenness, driving while intoxicated, or improper conduct stimulated by alcohol

consumption is strictly prohibited. Any and all drinking of alcohol beverages will be reserved for consumption

within the confines of Residents' home. Alcoholic beverages are not permitted in the clubhouse or at any common

areas in the Park.

D. Please do not cross occupied lots; respect your neighbors' privacy.

E. Illegal drugs will not be permitted.

F. When leaving the Park for a period in excess of one week, Resident shall notify Management in

advance of the date of departure and leave with Park Management complete information regarding insurance,

contact information to reach a person who has a key to the Home, if any, in case of imminent danger to the Home or

to obtain access to the Home upon prior consent of Resident, lawn care and address where they can be reached

during their absence from the Park, and the approximate date of return. Before departure from the Park, Resident

must turn off water and advise management if electricity is to remain connected. Park Management must be notified

upon Resident's return to Park.

G. Residents are not permitted to play in the streets or in the yards of other Residents, or to pass

through other Residents' yards. The Home Owner shall be held responsible for the actions of persons residing in his

home who violate the provisions hereof or these rules and regulations, and for damages caused by such persons.

Residents are not permitted to play in vacant lots or lots leased to other Residents. Residents are not to climb the

trees in the Park. No ball playing is allowed in the Park streets.

H. Criminal activity in Park.

(1) Home Owner, members of Home Owner's household, Home Owner's guests or other

persons under Home Owner's control or on the lot with Home Owner's permission or consent, shall not engage in

criminal activity, including drug-related criminal activity, anywhere in the Park. "Drug-related activity" means the

illegal manufacture, sale, distribution, use, or possession with the intent to manufacture, sell, distribute, or use a

controlled substance.

(2) Home Owner, members of Home Owner's household, Home Owner's guests or other

persons under Home Owner's control or on the lot with Home Owner's permission or consent, shall not engage in

any act intended to facilitate criminal activity, including drug-related activity, on or near said leased lot.

(3) Home Owner, members of Home Owner's household, Home Owner's guests or other

persons under Home Owner's control or on the lot with Home Owner's permission or consent, will not permit the

dwelling unit to be used for, or to facilitate criminal activity, including drug-related activity, regardless of whether

the individual engaging in such activity is a member of the household or a guest.

(4) Home Owner, members of Home Owner's household, Home Owner's guests or other

persons under Home Owner's control or on the lot with Home Owner's permission or consent, shall not engage in the

unlawful manufacturing, selling, using, storing, keeping or giving of a controlled substance, at any location, whether

on or near the dwelling unit, lot or otherwise.

(5) Home Owner, members of Home Owner's household, Home Owner's guests or other

persons under Home Owner's control or on the lot with Home Owner's permission or consent, shall not engage in

any illegal activity, including prostitution, criminal street gang activity, assault (including threatening or

intimidating other persons in the Park), battery, including but not limited to the unlawful discharge of firearms or

use of illegal fireworks on or near the leased lot, or any breach of the Lot Rental Agreement that jeopardizes the

health, safety or welfare of the Park Owner, his agent(s), or other resident(s), or which involves imminent or actual

property damage.

(6) VIOLATION OF THIS RULE REGARDING CRIMINAL ACTIVITY IN THE PARK

SHALL BE A MATERIAL AND IRREPARABLE VIOLATION OF THE LOT RENTAL AGREEMENT AND

SHALL CONSTITUTE GOOD CAUSE FOR TERMINATION OF TENANCY. A single violation shall be good

cause for termination of the Lot Rental Agreement. Unless otherwise provided by law, proof of violation shall not

require criminal conviction, but shall be by a preponderance of the evidence.

I. Open fires may not be built on Park property. Cooking grills are permitted and are not considered

to be open fires.

J. No firearms or firecrackers are to be discharged in the Park.

K. Residents and their guests shall not loiter or wander on the streets of the Park after the hour of 10

p.m. The term "loiter" means to stand idly about, linger aimlessly, or stop in the course of a trip, journey, or errand.

The term "wander" means to move about without a definite destination or purpose, to roam, rove, or stray, to stroll

aimlessly, or move from place to place in an aimless or leisurely manner.

L. Residents shall not feed any animals or birds in the Park except pets approved in advance in

writing pursuant to the requirements of the above rule governing pets. Small bird feeders and bird baths are allowed.

21. PARK OWNER ACCESS TO MOBILE HOME AND MOBILE HOME LOT.

In an emergency situation, and in accordance with section 723.025, Florida Statutes, the Park Owner may

enter a home owner's mobile home lot and/or mobile home to prevent imminent danger to a home owner, resident or

an occupant of the mobile home or to the mobile home itself. Additionally, at all reasonable times, the Park Owner

may enter onto the mobile home lot for purposes of repair and replacement of utilities, protection of the mobile

home Park, and the posting of notices pursuant to Chapter 723, Florida Statutes.

22. CLUBHOUSE & OTHER COMMON FACILITIES.

A. The common facilities are made available during the hours set forth in the prospectus, to residents

and their guests only. Reservations for private parties and gatherings should be made in advance and will be

accepted on a "first-come, first-served" basis providing there are no other reservations with deposits. A deposit is

required prior to use. It will be returned once Park Management has determined that the facilities were left in an

orderly, clean and undamaged condition. Failure to do so may lead to the forfeiture of any deposit. Resident is

financially, legally and otherwise responsible for any and all other expenses related to repair of any damage. Park

Management has the option to determine if Resident's personal check will be accepted for the deposit versus a

money order, cashier's certified check, or bank electronic funds transfer. Use of the facility is not to disturb the

peace and quiet of the Park. The use of all recreational facilities within this Park is for residents and their registered

guests only. All guests must be accompanied by a resident when using recreational facilities. It is the responsibility

of Resident to ensure that their guest(s) observe all applicable rules and regulations. No one under 18 is allowed in

the clubhouse without an older person. The recreational facilities are provided for use by residents and their guests

on a "USE AT YOUR OWN RISK" basis.

23. IMPROPER USE OF FACILITIES.

The Resident and any guests of the Residents shall be responsible for using the facilities of the Park in a

reasonable manner. Destruction, vandalizing or otherwise causing some damage to the facilities may result in Park

Management taking legal action, including but not limited to, eviction of the Resident or, if Park Owner so elects

and Resident accepts, suspension of Resident's privileges to use the common area or recreational facility to which

such violated rule applies. Acceptance of the suspension of privileges must be acknowledged by the Resident in

writing and provided to Park Management no later than three (3) days from receipt of the notice of violation. If

Resident elects suspension of privileges, such suspension shall be for a minimum of ninety (90) days. Any

subsequent violation of common area and/or recreational facilities rules within a twelve (12) month period will

unequivocally be grounds for eviction in accordance with section 723.061, Florida Statutes, without the option of

suspension of privileges. In the event that there is a dispute with the Park Owner concerning the limitation of use of

the facilities, Park Owner and Resident agree that the matter will be submitted to mediation from a list of mediators

selected and approved by the Florida Supreme Court for use in the Circuit Court wherein the Park is located, and the

Park and the Resident will each pay one-half of the cost of the mediation of this dispute.

24. SOLICITING OR PEDDLING.

Soliciting or peddling is not permitted in this Park other than Resident solicitation authorized by section

723.054, Florida Statutes. Vendors, peddlers and agents (including representatives of nonprofit organizations and

any other organizations not authorized by Chapter 723, Florida Statutes) are prohibited from commercial solicitation

of any nature in the Park. Vendors, peddlers and agents, after showing proof of insurance to Park Management, may

from time to time, and only upon prior written permission of Park Management, be permitted to conduct business

from prearranged facilities in the Park at times and on dates specified by Park Management, but at no time will doorto-door solicitation be permitted.

25. BUSINESS.

A. No business or commercial enterprises shall be permitted to operate from or within the Park

without prior consent of Park Management, and no advertising signs may be erected on the Resident's lot or mobile

home. Babysitting, childcare, repair or maintenance of vehicles, handling of scrap metal and animal grooming for

compensation are commercial enterprises and are generally prohibited within the Park. A "business" also includes

any commercial enterprise which: (1) requires traffic from outside the Park to enter for the purpose of dealing with

said business; (2) uses any type of sign or advertising on the exterior of the home; (3) includes door-to-door

canvassing of Park Residents; (4) interferes with the safe, pleasant, and enjoyable use of the Park by any of its

Residents; or (5) involves the purchase of a mobile home or of any interest in a mobile home for the purpose of

resale, leasing, renting or other business use.

B. No garage, lawn or tag sales will be permitted except those sponsored or authorized in writing in

advance by Park Management. No exceptions will be tolerated. Authorization for such sales held by individual

Residents will be based on the homeowner(s) agreement to restrictions on the time and manner of the sale and the

nature of things to be offered for sale. Park Management reserves the right in its sole discretion to immediately

cancel or terminate any sale which results in a disruption of the quiet enjoyment of the Park by any Park Resident.

C. Advertising, soliciting or delivering handbills is not permitted except as provided in section

723.054(3), Florida Statutes. Park Management reserves the right to communicate with Residents through

distribution of written materials from time to time.

26. DANGEROUS INSTRUMENTALITIES.

Residents and their guests must obey all federal, state and local laws regarding the ownership and

possession of firearms. Pursuant to section 790.053, Florida Statutes, open carry of firearms is not permitted

anywhere on Park grounds, including, but not limited to, the clubhouse and Park office. Violators of this rule shall

be immediately reported to local law enforcement. The display or use of other dangerous instrumentalities, including

but not limited to BB guns and air guns, sling shots, and bows and arrows, is not permitted in the Park. The hurling

of rocks, knives, eggs, sticks, and any other missiles is strictly forbidden. Fireworks are also strictly forbidden.

27. PATIOS OR DRIVEWAYS. Only standard lawn or patio furniture, will be permitted on patio, lawn or

driveway. The patio and driveway are not to be used for storage of any items, including household furniture and

appliances.

28. GUESTS.

All persons who are not registered with Park Management as approved Home Owners, residents or

occupants of a mobile home within the Park and who are transient occupants of a mobile home on a Park lot at the

invitation of the home owners thereof, are defined as guests. Guests who intend to stay in the Park for a period in

excess of 48 hours must register with Park Management as soon as possible after arrival in the Park. Guests shall not

stay in the Park more than fifteen (15) consecutive days or thirty (30) total days in any year without written

permission from Park Management. Residents shall be solely responsible for the conduct of their guests. All guests

must comply with the Park rules and regulations. Guests shall not be permitted to reside or stay in the Park in the

absence of the Resident. Seasonal occupants are requested to notify the Park Manager of the period during which the

mobile home is vacant. Guests must be signed in and out upon arrival in the Park. Seeing-eye dogs are permitted for

the sight impaired. Any guest staying with a Resident in excess of fifteen (15) consecutive days or thirty (30) total

days per year shall be considered an applicant for permanent residency in the Park, and shall be subject to the Park

rules and regulations, including but not limited to the obligation to make application for residency and to satisfy the

rules and regulations of entry. If Park Management, in its sole discretion, determines that a guest has violated a

requirement or provision set forth in these rules and regulations, and in response to such violation Park Management

so requests, a guest must vacate the Park within 24 hours of delivery to the Resident or to the guest of a written

demand to vacate.

29. UTILITY SHEDS. All Home Owners are required to obtain written approval from Management before

installing a shed. Design, color, material and location must be approved before installing or altering a current

structure. Additionally, the shed must be in accordance with local county or state building codes. Sheds are to be

kept in good repair at all times and are to be anchored in case of high winds. When not in use, all toys, bicycles,

tricycles, lawn care equipment, folding lawn chairs, garden tools, ladders, etc. must be stored in the shed.

30. COMPLAINTS AND NOTICES.

A. All complaints to Park Management must be made in writing and signed and dated and submitted

to the Park Manager at the Park office, which is located at the address set forth in the prospectus. The delivery of

written notices required by Chapter 723, Florida Statutes, under the terms of any Lot Rental Agreement or these

rules and regulations shall be by mailing or delivery of a true copy thereof to the Park Management office as

required by Chapter 723, Florida Statutes. If you have any complaints, recommendations, etc., please discuss them

with the Park Management. Avoid passing rumors on to others. Come to the office--we will be glad to do everything

possible to correct problem situations. Park Management is not responsible for delivery of personal notes, messages,

etc.

B. Resident must provide Park Management written notice of the primary location of where notices

or other mail to Resident is to be sent. Other than notices given pursuant to section 723,061(4), Florida Statutes,

which shall be posted on the door of Resident's home, Park Management will not send any notice or mail to any

other address. Resident is solely responsible for making arrangements with the U.S. Post Office for the forwarding

of mail to Resident while Resident is absent from the Park.

31. MAINTENANCE REQUESTS. All requests for maintenance must be: (1) submitted to Park

Management in writing at the Park office; (2) reflect the date of submission; (3) state the nature and location of the

maintenance activity requested; and (4) be signed by the submitting resident(s). Requests not submitted in

conformance with this rule might not be acted upon by Park Management.

32. INSURANCE.

Home Owners are responsible for obtaining and maintaining liability insurance; homeowners' insurance;

and personal property insurance, if necessary, to protect themselves, their homes and the contents thereof, any other

household members, and visitors or guests of any nature, against loss or damage of any kind arising from placement

of the mobile home within this Park, or from occupancy of such home while it is in the Park. A copy of the

declaration page from the Home Owner's homeowners' insurance policy shall be given to Park Management each

year. The Park Owner does not maintain any insurance which would cover personal injuries or damages occurring

on a home owner's lot or within a home owner's home, or for reimbursement to the Home Owner for the loss of the

Home or personal property. Park Owner reserves the right to waive the requirement for home owners to have one or

more types of insurance coverage specified above if such insurance is not reasonably available for purchase by home

owners. Violation of this rule shall not be grounds for eviction under Chapter 723, Florida Statutes, of any resident

in the Community as of the effective date of this rule. However, a resident who purchases an existing home in the

Community or otherwise establishes a new tenancy after the effective date of this rule shall be subject to eviction

under Chapter 723, Florida Statutes, for failure to comply with this rule in its entirety.

Flood Insurance: It is the Home Owner's obligation to inquire and decide whether flood insurance is

appropriate for his or her home in the Park. Home Owner is responsible for determining the flood elevation and

status of his or her lot, as the designation of the flood plain is subject to frequent change based on regularly updated

information. Any questions regarding flood-zone designation status or flood insurance in general should be directed

to the local County Building Department, or the Home Owner's lender or lending agency if the home is actively

mortgaged. Flood-plain designations and other information is also accessible through the Federal Emergency

Management Agency (FEMA) online or by phone.

33. SUBLEASING AND RENTING.

The Home Owner shall not sublease the leased lot without the written consent of Park Owner.

Notwithstanding the right of Park Owner to allow subleasing in the Park, nothing in this rule compels the Park

Owner to do so, and the Park Owner in its sole discretion may refuse to allow subletting at any time. Park

Management may lease any manufactured home it owns or leases on Park lots. Any subleasing without Park

Owner's written consent shall be void and shall constitute a default by Home Owner. Manufactured Home spaces are

not transferable. No sub rental, sub-lease, or occupancy by or through a rental/purchase option of lot by anyone

other than the Park Owner is authorized. If the home is subleased without written authorization of Park Owner, no

such subleasing, occupancy or collection of lot rental amount shall be deemed a waiver of this provision, or the

acceptance of the subtenant or occupant as tenant, or as a release of the Home Owner(s) from further compliance by

Home Owner(s) with the rules and regulations. Any consent by Park Owner to a subleasing shall not relieve Home

Owner(s) from obtaining written consent from Park Owner for any further subleasing. In the event Home Owner

wishes to sublease the Lot and if written permission for subleasing from the Park Owner is obtained, Home Owner

hereby grants Park Owner the exclusive right to serve as rental agent for the Park recognizing Park Owner's interest

in preserving its ability to monitor residents in the Park, to orient such residents to the rules and regulations of the

Park, and to effectively enforce the rules and regulations of the Park. Home Owner must arrange all subleasing

through Park Management although, if subleasing is approved in writing by Park Owner, Home Owner may

sublease to any person or persons who are qualified to lease a lot within the Park.

A Home Owner intending to lease his/her mobile home shall give Park Management notice of such

intention at least 30 days prior to the intended start of the sublease. That notice must include: (1) the name and

address of the proposed sublessee(s), (2) the sublessee(s)'s completed application for residency, and (3) the

sublessee(s)'s completed criminal background check form(s) and fee(s). Notice of intent to sublease shall not be

considered to have been given until the completed application for residency and the completed criminal background

check form are submitted to Park Management.

34. LOT RENTAL AGREEMENT TERMS AND CONDITIONS. All Home Owners are required to sign a

lease prior to occupancy and will be offered to each existing Resident on the anniversary date of all other Lot Rental

Agreements in the Park. All Lot Rental Agreements will have a term of at least one year with the exception of the

first Lot Rental Agreement entered into by a new home owner. The first Lot Rental Agreement will expire on the

next following anniversary date of all other Lot Rental Agreements in the Park. Thereafter, multiple year agreements

may be offered to Resident. Resident is subject to the same terms and conditions as Residents who have executed

Lot Rental Agreements. Resident shall not assign the Lot Rental Agreement, or any interest therein.

35. DEFAULT AND EVICTION.

A. Any violation of these rules and regulations, the Lot Rental Agreement, or Chapter 723, Florida

Statutes, may subject a home owner, a mobile home occupant, a mobile home tenant, or the mobile home itself to

eviction in accordance with the procedures set forth in section 723.061 of the Florida Statutes, for the following

summarized reasons: (a) nonpayment of lot rental amount; (b) conviction of a violation of a federal or state law or

local ordinances, which violation is deemed detrimental to the health, safety, or welfare of the other residents of the

Park; (c) violation of a Park rule or regulation, the Lot Rental Agreement, or Chapter 723, Florida Statutes, as

prescribed by section 723.061, Florida Statutes; (d) a change in the use of land comprising the mobile home Park or

any portion thereof; or (e) failure of the purchaser of a mobile home situated in the Park to be qualified and to obtain

written approval to become a home owner, such written approval being required by these rules and regulations.

B. Any act or omission which endangers the life, health, safety, property or peaceful enjoyment of

this mobile home Park or the home owners, residents or occupants thereof may result in termination of the residency

and the Home Owner, resident, tenant, or occupant will have seven (7) days from the date notice of such act or

omission is delivered to vacate the mobile home lot. Furthermore, a material breach of the provisions of the Lot

Rental Agreement may be deemed grounds for initiation of eviction proceedings under section 723.061, Florida

Statutes. If notice of a violation of a Park rule or regulation is given within 30 days of the date of the violation, a

second violation of that same rule or regulation within a twelve (12) month period shall constitute grounds for the

initiation of eviction proceedings. However, a second notice is not required if the violation involved endangerment

of the life, health, safety, property or peaceful enjoyment of the residents of the Park.

C. If a purchaser or prospective resident of a home occupies the home before approval is granted, the

Park Owner may require that the purchaser or prospective resident vacate the premises within 7 days of receipt of a

notice demanding same.

36. SECURITY. Park Owner and/or Management does not promise, warrant, or guarantee the safety or

security of any mobile home owners, residents, occupants or guests or their personal property against the criminal or

negligent actions of other mobile home occupants, guests, invitees, contractors or third parties. Crime can and does

occur in any Park. Each mobile home owner, resident, and occupant has the responsibility to protect himself/herself

and to maintain appropriate insurance to protect his/her belongings including items within or on the mobile home lot

and vehicles from criminal acts, negligent acts, fire, windstorm, hurricanes, plumbing leaks, smoke or any acts of

God. Residents should contact an insurance agent to arrange appropriate insurance for their vehicle, personal

property insurance and liability insurance.

37. LAWS. All federal, state, and county laws, and all local regulations or ordinances dealing with matters of

the health, safety or welfare of other residents, Chapter 723, Florida Statutes, and building housing and health codes

must be obeyed by the Residents and their guests.

38. DRONES. For purposes of this rule a drone is a powered, unmanned, aerial vehicle that (1) uses

aerodynamic forces to provide vehicle lift; (2) can fly autonomously or be piloted remotely; and (3) is designed to be

recoverable, and is also referred to as an "unmanned aerial vehicle" or an "unmanned aircraft system." Residents are

absolutely prohibited from flying or using drones anywhere in the Park.

39. SPECIAL EXCEPTIONS. Park Management reserves the exclusive, unrestricted right to grant special

exceptions to these rules and regulations when, in the exclusive opinion of Park Management, special circumstances

warrant the granting of special exceptions or written waiver of a particular provision as it applies to a particular

Resident or Residents, so long as such exception or waiver does not interfere with the general welfare, health and

safety of the other Residents of the Park. For example, variances to these rules and regulations may be granted by

the Park Manager due to space limitations, design considerations, in cases where the intent of a rule or regulation is

met but not the specific requirement, or in such other circumstances where the exception will not disturb the quiet

enjoyment of the Park by other Residents, or when the basis for the variance is deemed sufficient in the discretion of

Park Management.

These rules and regulations supersede all others

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