2022 Guest Rules

2.0 GENERAL 2.1 Code of Conduct

The following behavior rules apply to members, children and guests. The rules have been designed to provide a safe, supportive and happy environment at Forest Highlands. Certain violations are considered flagrant and will result in disciplinary action by Forest Highlands’ staff and/or the Board of Directors. Actions considered as flagrant include, but are not limited to: • The use and/or discharge of a weapon (knife, firearm, etc.) • Exceeding any posted speed limit on private roads by more than 10 miles per hour. • Driving or being in actual control of a vehicle while impaired in any way. • Driving a vehicle in reckless disregard, or by an under age person, endangering the safety of persons or property. • Physical assault, verbal abuse, bullying, harassment or intimidation (threatening to cause physical injury or damage to the property of another) of any person including, without limitation, other members, guests or employees of the Association. • Failure to stop (and provide identification upon request) when directed to do so by the Association’s Safety Officers or other employees or agents of the Association monitoring speeding or compliance with the Association’s Rules pertaining to the use of private roads or club facilities. • Failure to comply with directions or orders, including providing identification upon request, of the Association’s supervisory personnel, golf professionals or rangers. • Offensive language or sexual remarks, advances or touching. • Making another individual the object of degrading or humiliating jokes. • Damage to or theft of Forest Highlands’ property. • Loud playing of music or other loud noises/voices prior to 7 a.m. and after 10 p.m. that interferes with surrounding neighbors. • Refusal to follow instructions of staff members. • The use, possession or distribution of illegal substances on Forest Highlands’ property or off-site programs. • Any action that endangers the safety, health or welfare of other individuals. • Conduct which constitutes a crime under laws of the state of Arizona or the ordinances of Coconino County, Arizona, or the government of the United States. • Children are permitted access to the Club facilities with the understanding that they do not infringe upon another Member’s use and enjoyment of the Club. If, at any time a person’s behavior threatens the safety or welfare of other individuals, that person shall be immediately removed from the activity in which the offensive behavior occurred. 2.2 Use of Facilities The facilities are referred to herein as “the Club” and “Club Facilities,” as further defined in the CC&R’s, Section 1.22. The golf cart storage area, bag room, golf course maintenance area and water treatment facilities are off-limits to members unless accompanied by an authorized employee. Property belonging to the Association is not to be removed from the facilities.