Sea-Vu South was developed in 1990 by the Talevi family.
It is now owned and operated by Sea-Vu South Associates. At the direction
of the partnership these rules and regulations are put forth for your safety
and security. Our success is directly contributed to our many campers.
In our effort to provide the best seasonal resort environment we have put
together the Sea-Vu
South Handbook. Please take the time to read and understand the
following rules and guidelines and help make our resort community one we
can all be proud of!
~ GENERAL RULES
~
Security Code: Each Seasonal Site will be assigned a security
code. Your security code is for security reasons…the more you give
your code out the less secure your campground is! As an added measure
of safety please have all guests and visitors check in at the office when
arriving.
Family and Visitors: Each camper is responsible for his
or her family and guests. Children under 18 can not be left unattended
at the site overnight.
Quite hours are from 10 p.m. to 8 a.m.
When having extended family and guests visit your site please be respectful
of your neighbors. Extended overnight stays by large groups is not
allowed.
Vehicles: Seasonal campers are allowed two cars on their site.
Guest parking is permitted at the entrance lot.
Motorcycles are allowed when entering the grounds. Please do not
drive motorcycles around the resort. Dirt-bikes, ATV’s, electric
scooters, golf carts, or other motorized transports are not allowed to
operate on the resort grounds. Storage of large vehicles (boats,
motorhomes, etc.) is not permitted on your site or the resort grounds.
The office can help you find a local resource if needed.
For everyone’s safety please observe our resort speed limit of 5
mph!
Washing of cars is not permitted! Trailers may be pressure
washed at the beginning and end of the season.
Pets: Sea-Vu South allows pets because we realize that pets are
a part of many camping families. All pets must be kept on a leash.
Owners are responsible for cleaning up after their pet, this includes all
wooded and common areas. For your convenience, "clean-up bags"
are provided around the campground. Please do not leave your
pet unattended if you are leaving for the day. Owners will be required
to remove pets that make excessive noise.
Social Gatherings: Please be considerate of your neighbors when
hosting a social event. All teenagers and children have to be on
their sites by 10:00 pm.
Campfires must be attended at all times and kept under control,
please extinguish completely when retiring for the night.
Alcohol is to be kept on site and is not allowed in the
common areas.
When in doubt please ask the office!
~ COMMON AREAS ~
All of our amenities make Sea-Vu South the perfect place to spend the
season. We really count on all of our campers and guests to help us keep
them beautiful!
Trees and Property: Please do not disfigure trees by cutting
or nailing into a tree. Do not cut live or dead trees, branches or
bushes.
There is no building, landscaping or planting allowed in the common
areas. This includes boundary areas between abutting sites and along
the perimeter of our property line. If you are unsure of where your
site ends and common property starts, please visit the office for answers.
Clotheslines are not allowed in the resort.
Laundry and Restrooms: Restrooms will be closed daily for
cleaning please do not enter the building at that time.
Coin operated washers and dryers are available 24 hours. Please
look after your wash so that others are not kept waiting. No sneakers,
sleeping bags or comforters in the machines.
Pool: Hours are posted. There are no lifeguards on duty.
All children under the age of 12 must be accompanied by an adult.
A child play pool is provided for our younger campers please do not
let them use the hot tub as a play area. All toddlers must use a
swim diaper.
The recreation room is for everyone's use. If you would like to
use the space for a special event please see the office about scheduling
a time.
We do not provide a mail delivery service. You can secure a PO
Box at the post office. We do provide an outgoing mail box for your
convenience at the office.
~ UTILITIES AND
RUBBISH ~
Water: In an effort to keep our water service free please be
responsible with water usage. Lawn watering is restricted to early
morning or evening hours.
Cable TV: Your site comes equipped with basic cable TV.
Extended channels, broadband internet and other options are available through
our service provider. See the office for contact information.
Electric: Electric usage is metered on your site.
The office will read your meter and bill you twice seasonally. Locking
your utility box is prohibited.
Propane: Please write your name and site # on the cylinder and
drop your propane tank off at the gate. We will fill your tank and
return it to you. Payment shall be made when the tank is delievered
or shortly thereafter at the office. Tanks will be filled each morning
between 8-10 a.m. If you need a tank to be filled at another time,
Sea-Vu on Rte. 1 also has a fill station.
Rubbish: Dumpsters are provided for the disposal of household
trash and limited yard waste. There is a separate receptacle for
cardboard and paper waste. Please breakdown large boxes to conserve
space in the dumpster.
Large items (mattresses, bikes, gas grills, etc.) are not allowed in
our limited dumpster area. These can be brought directly to the dump,
located a few miles up the road. The office will be happy to provide
a schedule and directions.
Propane tanks or other hazardous materials are never allowed in the
dumpsters and can pose a severe risk if placed there.
~ YOUR SEASONAL
SITE ~
A seasonal rental gives your family the use of a site from Mother's
Day to Columbus Day weekend. The maintenance and upkeep of your site
is your responsibility. We do request that you check with the office
before starting any site work.
There is a set back of 5 feet from the edge of the roadway for emergency
vehicle purposes. This area is to be grass only, plantings or structures
of any kind are prohibited.
Landscaping: Shrubs, trees, flowering bushes and flowers
are encouraged and may be located any where outside the set back area.
Fireplaces are allowed any where on the site provided there is a 12
foot diameter free zone around it. This means trees, overhanging
branches, trailers, or automobiles cannot be located within this circle.
Patios or other ‘hardscape’ elements are restricted to 100 sq feet in
area in an effort to keep adequate green space throughout the resort.
Walls, fences, hedges or other elements are not allowed to identify
or define your site boundary.
SCREEN HOUSES:
A screen house can be a maximum of 8 feet wide: i.e. the distance from
the side of the trailer to the outside edge of the screen house wall.
The roof of the screen house can be a travel trailer awning, either auto
or manual roll up: an insulated rigid roof by Silver Top, or a fold down
rigid roof by Silver Top.
The length of the screen house cannot exceed the length of the awning and
the awning cannot exceed the length of the trailer.
The walls of the screen house can be:
The conventional vinyl/screen combination normally purchased with a travel
trailer. These have a zipper dorway.
Screen panels with screen fabricated from 8 to 12 sided free standing screen
houses. These screen houses are usually found at large department
stores and lumber yards.
Screen panels with screen door and an aluminum frame which has struts for
awning support and wall stabilization. The panels snap into the frame
work.
Florida rooms by Silver Top. Screen rooms or Florida rooms can be
8' wide and as long as the trailer. Screen rooms under a travel trailer
awning or the fold down roof by Silver Top can be as long as the awning.
Wood structures are not allowed. The only wood allowed is a triangular
piece of 1/2" plywood used to fill in the space between the top of the
screen panels and the awning on the two sides of the screen house.
Guy chains, rope, wire, and hurricane straps for bracing the awning are
permitted as long as the chains, rope, etc. and anchor pins are identified
with pieces of bright marking tape. This will prevent injury to children
and guests. If you use the space under your trailer for storage,
then skirting between your trailer and the ground is required. Please
use pressure treated lattice, available at most lumber yards, or vinyl
skirting. The space between your trailer and the deck can be skirted
with conventional snap or skirting, screening, or interlocking vinyl siding
to help keep flying insects out of your screen house.
DECKS:
Decks can be built using either 2 x 4 or 2 x 6 pressure treated wood
for frames, and 5/4 x 6 pressure treated decking on top.
Decks must also be built in sections, each being no larger than 8' x
8'.
The maximum size is 8' wide by 40' long, or from the trailer hitch to
the bumper.
Again, PLEASE SEE DAVE BEFORE ANY WORK IS STARTED. The
town requires building permits on decks and certain rooms.
Storage Boxes: Sites are allowed storage boxes with a maximum
width of 6 feet and depth of 3 feet. Height may vary but not exceed
7 feet. Up to two storage boxes are permitted provided they fit directly
behind your trailer and porch. Storage boxes are not allowed to be
located in any other area of your site.
Tents: A tent for guests is allowed in the area directly adjacent
to the trailer awning. The tent can remain for a maximum of two weeks.
After that, the ground must remain uncovered to allow time for vegetation
to regenerate.
Note: When leaving the trailer after the weekend, it is
advisable to turn off the hot water heater, furnace, A/C, gas tanks and
water line. make sure you have a good pitch to your awning so rain
water runs off quickly without puddling. Also, anchor your awning
down with hurricane straps or guy wires secured to the ground or your deck.
This will keep the awning from lifting in heavy winds. State law
requires all seasonal RV's to use rigid sewer pipe in lieu of the flexible
hose. Sea-Vu South will connect your trailer. The only charge
to you is for materials and sales tax.
Common areas, wooded buffers, and utility corridors: All
sites abut some kind of common area be it a wooded perimeter or the utility
corridor that runs down the back of most trailers. Unrestricted access
to these areas is essential should a utility or maintenance problem ever
occur. As a result placement of any structure, storage box, hardscape,
or large planting is prohibited. Flowers and small plants are acceptable.
When in doubt please ask the office!
~ OFF SEASON ~
Much of the work we do to keep our resort looking beautiful and running
flawlessly happens when your not here. The late fall and early spring
are essential times for us to complete necessary maintenance and repair
on our utilities and facilities. As a result you may not stay in
your unit when the park is closed.
Winterizing: You will be responsible for winterizing your
unit by closing weekend. All utilities will be terminated at the
close of the season. To ensure that your unit is ready please remove all
liquid and perishable items by the end of closing weekend. Make sure
the office has a key to every door of your unit. Remove any obstructions
to water outlets and access doors both inside and out. The resort
will not be responsible for units that are not properly prepared by the
close of the season!
If you would like to check on your unit in the off season please call
the office first. Often times, due to work or weather, you unit may
be inaccessible.
~ SELLING YOUR HOME
~
We realize that a Park Home on a beautiful site is very attractive to
a potential buyer but remember the trailer sale and site rental are separate
transactions. Some of the conditions to allow an on site sale are
as follows:
You must be up to date on all payments owed to the park. Buyers
need to be interviewed and approved by the office. Any party purchasing
your trailer will be obligated to pay the prorated site rental fee.
A trailer older than 8 years cannot be sold on site.
Once approved, the seller will be charged a sales fee of $3000.00.
Any additional work required at the time of sale will be assessed and billed
accordingly.
All sales involving Sea-Vu South must be approved by David B. Talevi.
Sea-Vu South reserves the right to regulate and approve all sales, including
price. If any problem should arise regarding a sales transaction
Sea-Vu South reserves the right to remove the home from the park.
