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No vehicle may be parked in the Recreation
Area or near the pool unless it displays an
official and current Calmes Neck
identification sticker or tag. To obtain
a sticker or tag, contact the
CNPOA Secretary.
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- No
untended boats shall be anchored off shore
in the Shenandoah River. When not in use,
boats shall be pulled on the bank or moored
as closely adjacent to the bank as safety
allows, in order that navigation will not be
impeded. It is specifically understood that
the use of the Shenandoah River for boating,
fishing, swimming, and anchorage is to be at
the person's own risk, and the Association
shall not be liable for any resulting
damages or injury.
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- All
reasonable efforts shall be made to protect
and preserve native vegetation and wildlife,
including all forms of animal life, and to
preserve the peace and quiet of the area.
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- Motorized
vehicles, including but not limited to
motorcycles, motorbikes and snowmobiles
shall not be driven off the access roads of
the subdivision except on the property of
the operators of such vehicles, or with the
permission of the property owners where
driven, except that the Association may
authorize access to any part of the
subdivision for purposes of maintaining or
protecting the property.
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- No sewage
or refuse shall be emptied into the
Shenandoah River bounding said premises or
any lands adjacent thereto; or into any cove
or inlet, stream or waterway connecting
therewith.
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- The forest fire laws
of Virginia hold a person liable for the cost
of suppressing any woods or brush fire for
which he or she is responsible and for damages
resulting to the property of others. Penalties
under the law vary according to whether such
fires are determined to have been set "maliciously,"
"intentionally," "carelessly" or "without
taking reasonable precaution."
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Any person residing, camping, or visiting on
Calmes Neck is expected to take such
precautions as are reasonable or necessary
to avoid setting fire to woodland, brush
land, or grass.
No open fire
may be built outdoors except in a properly
constructed fireplace, firebox, fire ring,
or prepared area of bare soil in a location
free of brush, grass, or debris capable of
carrying fire to buildings or flammable
vegetation. It is unlawful to set an outdoor
fire within 300 feet of any woodland or
brush land during the period of February 15
to April 30 except between 4 PM and
midnight.
Any outdoor
fire must be attended constantly by a
responsible person and must be extinguished
or safely confined before being abandoned.
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No
outdoor fire may be set during any period
declared by state forest fire authorities to
be a time of extreme fire hazard. When
possible, the Association will post notice
of any such officially declared fire hazard
period. When local conditions justify, the
Association may declare a state of extreme
fire hazard and the same restrictions on
outdoor fires will apply within the
boundaries of Calmes Neck Estates as if
declared by state authorities.
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Overnight
camping at the Recreation Area is available to
property owners and their guests with advance
permission of the Association's president or
other designee.
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To avoid any
confusion or conflict, please
sign up
for overnight
camping on the CNPOA
Calendar.
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To order a
port-potty for overnight guests, call
Greens Septic
(540-955-2960)
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No camping is permitted within 50 feet of the
primary river access point, so as not to
interfere with access by other property
owners.
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