Information Regarding Posting of Signs
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Consider posting the "Equal Housing Opportunity" symbol and a statement of park's anti- discrimination policy in the following places:
- The window of the park office.
- The wall of the park office.
- The rental agreement.
- The rules and regulations of the park.
- The park newsletter.
- Any advertising of the park or park-owned mobilehomes.
If senior park, must have posted sign stating that park intends to operate as a "...facility or community as housing for persons 55 years of age or older" [proposed HUD regulation: 24 CFR Part 100.306].
Must have sign re California Mobilehome Ombudsman [required by Civil Code $798.29 and Health & Safety Code $18253.5].
Review signs in the recreation areas.
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There should be no posted "Adults Only" or "Children's Hours" in the swimming pool, spa pool or exercise room areas. [Senior Parks should consider "Guest Hours" and "Resident Only Hours".]
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There must be a sign posted next to the swimming pool stating: "Children under the age of 14 should not use pool without an adult in attendance." (California Administrative Code, Title 22, Section 65539(c); other information must also be posted per this section.)
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There must be a sign next to a spa pool, stating in pertinent part: "Unsupervised use by children under the age of 14 is prohibited." (California Administrative Code, Title 24, Section 2-9025(e); additional information must be posted.)
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Management may not prohibit children from using a swimming pool or spa pool (with the exception of children in diapers).
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There should no age-based restrictions for use of the pool table or billiard table, shuffleboard court, tennis court or exercise equipment, except (perhaps) a requirement that children under 14 must be supervised by an adult. However, any age based restriction is questionable. Never use 18 years of age for a minimum age [never use any age over 14 years].
Parking and motor vehicle operation.
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Consider posting "Drive Safely" signs. The Rules should provide for "slow and safe" driving.
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To remove a vehicle which is illegally parked, a sign must be posted at each entrance to the park which complies with Vehicle Code $22658 [Civil Code $798.25.5].
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If designated as "fire lanes", streets should be marked with "no parking" and "fire lane" signs.
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Guest parking should be marked, with "no resident parking" signs if appropriate.
Check signs in laundry, rest room, and exercise room facilities for discriminatory language.
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